Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-24


 vorably on a substitute bill authorizing building and loan associations. to issue shares of an ultimate Inatured value of $200 each or a similar amount to be ac-t cunulated by monthly. or weekly install ments aggregating S1o0 per share per month on such terms and ;co1diuons. as it's constitution and bylaws may provide, but no member shall be entitled to vote on more than one share in any such pro portion. Calendar. Il
 The committee on the Judiciary report ed favorabty on bill empoyeriug the board of ferry and wharf Commissioners of New London to fix the ferry tolls or charges across the Thames river between New London and Groton. Calendar.
 The senate passed two bills that were on the calendar starred for action. one authorizes the Riverside Trust company of Hartford to increase it's capital to 1 $5o6,ooo and the other provides that the number of incorporators of the Mariners Savings bank of New. London. shall not ! be less than twenty in number, etc,
 The senate adjourned to Thursday at l 11.15 9. m. ,,,, g. | Conmittee Hearings. &
 The committee on appropriations gave hearing Wednesday afternoon on the bill making an appropriation of t1,e00 for 1 the Groton Monument association. $500 of which is to meet deficit Hearing was 1 also held as to the regular Appropriation for the Fort Griswold tract. commission.
 The fish and game committee heard those interested in these bills: License of fishermen, S1-25 for resident, S2.25 for non-r resident. and sS.25 for alien; pro- vidinS for keeping record of fishing H. censes; fishing license for fishing in fresh water; providing for disposition of H. | iCenSeg .nf 1-f0 Iofg fgr.y, of fish and game laws; codfhcation. of fish and game laws for 1923, with an appro- priation of $1.000, and the use of nets in ponds and lakes. i''.f' T ;'' e'7 ~': ' The committee on roads, bridges and rivers gave hearing on a bill concern ing certain highways affecting the state pier at New London. The conditions were explained by Waldo Clarke, resident engineer showing that the highways are practically unused and the purpose was to have the legal standing of the prot,er. ty fixed, and the bill provides for 2 suit with the city of New London to es tablish this point. He told the commit tee that there was no intention to dis turb the sewerage or water pipe lines a, had been asserted, and to take nothfn. from the city in Which there is full title
 Another matter given hearing. was thi bill concerning trunk line highway be tween Middietown and wiIiinantic, als for trunk line 'int the. towns. of ;ol Lyme, East Lyme. Waterford and Ne1 London. - /. ts t-','l@ 7 ..5 Tho committee on. education 8 gave hearing in the hall of the house Wed nesday afternoon on the bills concernin support of school grant, lconcerding sar . port of schools and attendance grant and providing for average attendanc grant for school purposes. aThe discu. sion was opened by Secretary aMeredit of the state board of education. He 1T, viewed the bills at length and gave. man reasons why they should be favorabI acted upon and the required appropri: tons made. There were nearly 300 ; the hearing, from all lI.sections! of the stat and many took active part in: the hearin
 MiddIesex Vacancy FiIlsd.
 Hartford; Feb! s93.-The republics members of. .Middlesex county met We
 nesday and nominated Herbert c. -Hod, of East Hampton county commission
 to fill the vacancy caused by the deat
 of George B. French. ..-h