Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-10

 river through Preston, Bedyard, North Stonington and Stonington.
 The i1corporators of both comhantes are Robert ". Perkins of N6rTichs Ed ward M Day of Hartford and Charles B. Whiteiesey of New London < ~.'
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 HOUSE.
 The house was called to order today by Speaker Huxford at HIS. Congress- man Tilson of New Haven was guest at the speakers desk
 X report from the committee on roads, bridges and rivers was that the state is not in a financial condition to purchase and take over the county bridge now be- ing built between Windsor Locks and Warehouse Point. The petitioners were given leave to withdraw the bill
 In spite of the opposition of Mir Stod- dard of Woodbridge the house of .repre- sentatives passed today the following bills: .-.--- Section l. Section 4so3 of the general statutes is amended to read as follows: The provisions of sections 47ss, fss and 4S09 of the general statutes shall not af- feet any loan made nrior to Septembef F. 1911. nor any loan made by any 1ia4 t.onal bank or any bank or trust com pany duly incorporated under the laws af this state or any bona fide mortgage of real property exceeding the sum of live hundred dollars. No provision of this act shai! prevent any such bank or trust company from recovering by an actio1l at law the amount of the principal and the interest at the legal rate, if interest Is not stipulated, in any negotiable instru- aaent which it shall have acquired for val ge and in good faith without notice of il- legality in the consideration.
 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from It's passage. A-f ts Section l. Section 4so4 of the general statutes is amsndes to read as follows: :: All wasers. and all contracts and secur- ties whereof tho whole or any part of .he consideration shau be money or oth- sr valuable thing won, laid or betted, at any game, horse race, sport or pastinle, and all contracts to repay aI1y money knowingly lent at the time and place of Ench game. race. socrt or pastirne, to any person so gaming, betting 0r wagering, sr to rena= any money lent to any per son who sAall at such time and place 20 pay, bet or. wager, shali be void, pro- r.ded nothing herein contained shah affect lhs validity of any negotiable Instrument aeld by any person who shsii have ac- guired the same for value and in good 'aith without notice Of iilegality in the consideration. ---.
 Sec .. This act shali take effect from hs passage.
 JHney Bni.
 Tho bill emahated from the judiciary committee as a substitute for senate ant iaouze measures before the cofninittes Caa5fman Buckley Of the committee ex. plsinsd the bill and offered an amend 1ient providing for public utilities hear iags- in towns and cities on petition ci the residents. ~ A
 Mir Fitzpatrick of Bridgeport objected to action on the bill because 1t had no been before the house Mr Wall collected .0 action on the amendment because h, had not iiad time to study it. MT Bell o Salisbury and Mir. Dennis of Bridgepor objected to the bill.
 Mr. Bidwell of East Hartford tnvote, Inc bill.
 The discussion drew out a biz state nent from M-. Buckley as to the histot. as the bill and s2idi ho fepiied to in 1eaGos by Nr. Wall that he hadn't beei .reated fairly as 10 notices of hearing 3n the biil. MT. Wali replied to MT Buckley and the discussion grew to lars proportions.
 Mr. SicSe-son reused the house t applause when he endorsed every wor Nr Buckley said. Every courtesy ha been shown Mir. Wall Mi Nickerso sa.i Mr. Rogers. of Litehfeld. said eS id-ntly there was a quarrel in the back yard. but he advised it be fought out 1 judiciary TOW" Mr Williamson of Da risa moved the previous question but did not shut of MT. Nsaii from rising 1 question of personal privilege. H Nickerson shot an inquiry. Speaker Hu, ford got vote oa the bill it being pasl sd q amended
 From the calendar the house passt Lhe following matters:
 Incorporating the Est Hartford Me: lcE district; e=tendiaS t5 January. 1eG .inae within which the Glastonbury Ga s1m1any may or-snize: authorizing ci 'f Bristol to issue per cent. bonds C rote os a ina tOrity of it's electors; crea ug a board of buiiaiEg commissioners Meridea increasing salaries of Mer.dt police court officials, judge to S3.o00, ct attorney to s2,eeo. clerk to S1.So0, depa iadge to $500. assistant city attorney t6oa: authorizing Thonlaston Water c Co increase capitol stock to Sf00, ,0O' shares s25: Including needy widows ar 5rpians of ministers in hsneflciaries fro tho fund for Aid Of Disabled Minister living court authority 10 accept appraa fls !a foreclosure b. sale proceeding allowing io:nder in one complaint seceral causes Of action to quit lit .o or discharge incumorances on real ( ate. making fee for renewal of vs sTinarians' licenses S1o if application aot presented within one year from [ isse of the license, providing for q Iessments for sewers In Southing; CT liing boards of police and fire coiimi sioners ia Stratford; appropriating S - poo for compensation to injured sta .Erioyos; requiring publication of I dee of hearing on proposed regliatio by the seiectmen of East Haven,
 Representative Stoddard of Woo. bridge was alert today to bills starr On tho calendar for action which had | been on the desks of the house membt for at least one day before being ca rd uD for action. In this manner prevented action on half dozen bi until tomorrow. Mir. StoddaFd said
 3id not object to any of those bills, ! wanted time to consider them
 Resolutions rearpointing Lawrence Howard. judge. aId Maurice l. Rour deputy judge of the borough court Pennington. Were taken from the cSlt . lar and referred to the judiciary co mittee.
 Louis SternlieS. of Norwich, " some time ago 'framed-up" soma e 1T T Ts n