Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
THE HOUSE

Speaker Huxferd called the house to order at 11.21 a. m. petition was re- ccived from Danbury parties requesting legislation to prohibit service charges for gas and electric meters. RefereTd to the Judiciary committee
 Nj. Stoddard of Woodbridge presented a resolution to the effect that all matters on the table shall appear daily on the calendar under the heading tabled" Mir. Buckley had Mir. Stoddard's resolution tabled to allow for amendment to that the calendar will show ty whom the matters were tabled.
 The house voted to restore forfeited right to Jacob Greenberg Of Hartford and John F. Day of Meriden.
 The committee on education reported l that the bill making on appropriation for repairs at the Willimantic normal school ought to pass and the bill should be ! referred to the appropriations commit l tee
 | The bill providing for a city manager 1 for Bridgeport was referred to the next i session of the general assembly on re- eoHlmeRdation of the committee on cities and borougias.
 | Concurrence was vottd with the senate ! in passing under suspension of rules bill increasing khe salary Of officials ef l the city of Bridgeport,
 Under suspension of the rules, the house passed as an emergency measure, pills authorizing the city Of New Britain ta issue $25o,000 sewer bonds, and/ street Improvement bonds of s25G.00o.
 The house passed bill authorizing the Arsenal school district Of Hartford to
 issue s15o.Q0O of I-2 Der cent, thirty
 three-year bends.
 l Tine house concurred with the senate in passing from the calendar today the [ tn9t m oSAe rthaR g bank or trust com -aIy ia- cori8rated under the laws Of Uni sstate
 or of the Upited States shall use, either
 as 2 part of it's name, or as prefix or
 suillS thereto, or as designation of the , business carried on by it, the word
 bank, banking" banker" 'bankers' n trust or savings" or either of such words. This bill will not effect privs.&e banks unless they are corporations
 There was an attempt early in today's
 session to start something on the striks ! and leckents Dill but Ar. Buckley ssie the matter was improperly bn the calen- , daT as it had been tabled Tuesday. anC not to retail its place on the calendar. The rabbit bill is back before the c3m , nfttee eA fish and game. The hous; dea& it death blow yesterday but MT , Stoddard got the acton reconsidered to 7 day an Mir. House of Glastonbury witt 5 the support of Leader Buckley succeed } cd in gettin gthe measure recomnitte, ] 1 to the committee.
 The house concurred with the senat t in appointing J. Mess Ives judge of th . city court of Danbury, and appointin, 5 Samuel A. Davis deputy judge. The house today voted to confirm tn T appointment of Guy r, Bushnell as juds of the town court of Enheld and Patriel
 F. Burke, Jr., as deputy judge. A petition was rectived from Andrey ? P. Filltas and three others of Bridgepor ! to be reimbursed for personal damage { in an automobile accident. Referred | 1 committee on claims
 ? The Blue Hills Baptist church, Hart :. ford, petitioned for child welfare legis ' lation. Referred to committee.
 Favorable report was received on tn . bill concerning conveyance of chiIdre a to high school; making an appropriatio e for cooperative work by the Unite
 States department of agriculture and tn # state to 1923 ,- Calendar matters passed: Elinins : ten of Goshen from the territoriaI iuri, d dictien of the Torrington Electric Iigl
 company; incorporation the Gosae d Electric Light and Power O., with ca, y ital stock of S3,o00 and authority to ii
 crease to s30,000; authorizing an i, e creased issue of S15,000 of bonds for tI le Wolcott Hill Fire district; requiring al y nual inventories of state properties as L. June [; authorizing state treasurer
 convey back to treasury unexpect, 'h balances and appropriations; pFovidir
 that salaries of state officials and CT
 ployes shall be paid on last day of Il
 month.