Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 23, 1917, Page 8

the Sale on Sunday of Milk, Bakery Products, Ice, Ice "co, Newspapers and Periodicals—Busy Day in. Both Branches of the General Assemblw. 3 —_—— . (Special to The Bulletin.) Hartford, March 2:2.—Speaker Hea- ley comducted the business :with a rush ~Thursday, house had Dbeen- in- session Jjust an hour When the overburdened cajendar was reach- ©d and ‘several matters disposed of which were of general and local inter- est. It was the firs: session of the week that any materia] raid was made in the calendar, which meant real con- structive legislation. Another radical change in the exist- ing Sunday laws ‘of Connecticut was recommended to the eral Assem- bly. today when the 3 commit- tee reported to the house a bill to per- mit the sale on Sunday of milk, bak- ery products, ice, ice cream, confec- tionery, non-alcoholic beverages, to- bacco and tobacconists’ supplies, news- papers and periodicals. Real Estate Afi-:‘\mlnu. According to an act ed, “no at- tachment of real estate shall continue in force as a lien for a longer period thay fifteen years after ~the date thereof, unless within said period, the action in which such attachment was made shall have been prosecuted to effect and a judgment lien filed ac- cording to law. This act shall not af- fect -attachments now on court dock- ets. Housatonic Power Company. The act“to amend the charter of the Housatonic Power company, to trans- fer to the Rocky River Power com- pany, and then to change the name to The ~ Connecticut Light and Power company. This company then to have the right to acquire other similar properties. Jr. Talcott of the com- mittes on incorporations explained the bill in_cetail and claimed the result would be cheaper power and light. Mr. Hall_of Milford, spoke in favor of the Bill. Mr. Corbett, of Hartford, spoke in opposition to tae bl He asked how muth territory was covered by the charter. Mr. Talcott said there was no limit as to territory, but this matter was up_to the public utilities commission. Mr. Corbett asked i this company could build dams in any river in the state. Mr. Talcott said it would with the proper approval. Mr. Corbett said that was broad legisla- ture and it would be well for legisla- tors to keep an eye on this sort of legislation. Mr. Candee, of Norwalk, asked if this comsany could coma into Nor walk and oppose the municipal plant. Mr. Taleott said that could only be done by agreement. Mr. .Averill of Washington said that under the charter, this new company would enjoy the privileges of the two' companies taken over. The only new power to.the new company is the right to construct and maintain steam plants. - Mr. Marron of Derby objected to chartering a company that does not specify the location of dams, or power and some time limit noted. In the section he represented neglect on the part of the existing company had held up state highway work. Mr. Tal- cott said the gentleman from Derby need have no fear of the company in- terfering with highway progress. Mr. Marron said the bill was too broad and too indefinite to suit his constitu- ency. Mr. Hall of New Melfird said there was a million dollar plant in course of construction and another was com- ing that would cost $3,000,000. He wanted to see the power of the Hou- satonic valley developed which was essential to industrial success. The bill was passed. A motion to reconsider by Mr. Talcott prevailed. Mr. Fox objected to that method of muzzling the people Rights Restored. All rights removed by reason® of crime, were restored to Frank Mc- Guire of Guilford. Individual Income Tax. The committee on finance. reported unfavorably a bill to’ repeal “certain fax lawa and the substitution of an individual income tax. Report ac- cepted and bill rejected. i Coal Gas Nuisance. sance due to coal was 2 can: _tral Heating . plant would Tamove, th TR e ot B o g the senate In the Tejection of the bil. Sale and Inspection of Meat. The public health and safety com- rovide for o an ’ Meat. It was explained that the mat- ter was cared for in another bill. The house convened with the senate in th rejection of the bill. Exposurs of Poisen. The fish and game committee Te- ported favorably a bill that provides a penalty of $50 or six months’ im- Brionmacat. for any, Desacn who shel place poison where it can be obtained by fowl, or any domestic or furbear- ing animal. Tabled for calendar. Seats for Female Employes. The. labor committee reported unfa- vorably the bill for the enforcemant of the law regarding the furnishing of seats for female employes, and that labor commissioner report number of viclations annually to the governor. Report accapted and bill rejected. Judiciary Endersement. The committee of the judiciary re- ported favorably ®ills, concerning. the photography_of bills, sale of certain articles on Sunday, an incompetents, the registration of births,- compelling and disclosure of estate. School Bills Rejected. The house .concurred With the sen- ate in the rejection of these bills: An act which would require school ses- sions of forty weeks a year instead of thirty-six as now: an act that after September 1, 1813, " unless certificate be obtained by that time: and an act which would compel summer schcfls in towns where twenty persons'peti- tioned therefor. ‘The Raccoon Se: An act concerning the taking of rac- coons was ed on _concurrence with the senate, which woull repeal the present law in regard to the close season. Tt was explained that a dub- stitute bill would be presented which provided for shortening the close sea- son. Waterbury Normal School. On motion of Air, Healey of Wa- terbury, the house concurred with the senate in referring the bill to provide, for a' normal school’ in Waterbury; to. the committee ‘en appropriations. Barbers and Embalmer: The bills to abolish the board of xaminers of barbers and the board of xaminers of embatmers were reported unfavorably. The bills would transfer the Quties of these boards to the étate board of health. House concurred with senate in rejection of the bills. Putnam Light and Power. The house concurred with the senate in accepting the favorable:report con- cerning the charter of - the Putnam Light and Power company amendment. Calendar. Fruit Growing Industry. The bill was rejected .which would provide for a survey . of the fruit growing industry of the state. . Birth Certificates. 3 The committee of the .judiciary re- ported unfavorably the act amending an act concerning birth certificates which would change the date for birth returns to within ten days after the birth for during the first week of the I, ’41’/4’////,2")”/////47/////////////// I 7 // /f‘/////,'///,"/////////.////////////é ! LR T L LU e A T a7 o7 12T month eucceeding the birth. Report accepted and bili rejected. the rate of times | existence of an Iris nterest, used a Miss Hyde, large map | same, ieader, ions will d unfavorably the following Bl of Couity. ‘Climmlisnire: one that would naturally come to that |morning. Next Monday se: oir 5 BIT ek rejyected, upon unfayor- | Committee and that a wrong had been | begin a: 10.30, and there will be a Incorporating the dgepori [ 0f the seventii .century. to -illustrate [ when and the place where inter- F - able senort of the Judiian hountayor- | done In their favor. He said all peti- | ternoon sessions and Tordship Park Railway company: |and make more real the spread of | est and principal shall be paid, and the | British people. aces S rair S that the salaries of the voumte rooer [tions went to the suffrage committee. e petition for order and citation -in the | Christianity among the - nations in|manner and terms upon which said| Ronald McNeill. Unionist membe ioners faries of the county.com- | If the speaker be sustained, this mat- IN THE SENATE. se of the proceedings for .a rail- | those early centurics of the Christian | bonds shall be nesotiated, but in no |Kent, on behalf of L t AS s D Riyroiperi) t3 ter will g0 to the committee on woman | 2y from Stratford and Bridgeport.|era. It was decided hereafter to study | case shall said bonds be sold or Gis- |tered a strong protest uga ummer s ay 3 e aria suffrage. He hoped the speaker would | fiariford, Connm, March —Two | Bills rejected. two chapters of the lesson hook, so as | posed of at less than par. gestion of John -Dillon, o P e on. be_maintained. e e g iy i mmcinab colngs = 2 ko to_finish- in Jhne. Sec. 4. The proceeds of th esale of | tionalist leaders, in the house e The fish and game committee re When Messrs. Shaw and Foord arose | now . hang on the wall of the senate roduction of Milk. Regarding. _ present conditions in | said honds shall be paid to the treas- |day night, that there had been neg Are Possible If Stuart’s Caloium [ Borted fivorably the act concerning|to speak for a third time points of | Chamber one on either side of the|. The commitice on agriculture re-|Turkey, Dr. on’s recent statement | urer of said city and shall be cxpended |tiations between the Ulster - load Wafers Are Used for a Short | oiose,®c2%0m for quail woodcock, par-|order were raised, but the epeaker|charier oak chair. They were seen, |Ported a substitute Lill concerning the | was given: “We have had no intima- | by said.treasurer. under the dircction |and Earon Kuhlman. He declars g g tridge or ruffed grouse, pheasants and | would not entertain such motions. Mr- | foday. for the first time. They were |Production of milk. It provides for | tion in the last year and one-half from | of sald board of school visitors, for|was a trumped-up char E gray sauirrels from Nov. 24 to Oct: 7.[Foord spoke at length and when he|promised Wednesday, by the senats|the establishment of a milk regula- | missionaries at any point in the in- | the purpose of paving for the Stanton | provea great obstacle to a settlem Many people have been heard to|Tabled for calendar and printing. concluded,in response to queries from | laaqel Sentor Toioit tion board to consist of the dairy .and | terior -that " there “was _any _danger | school on the corner of Federal and |of thé home rule questio say that they used creams and lotions| Qualification of Women Voters. = | the speaker, said that there were and e i food commissioner, the attorney-gen- | whatever threatening them from Tur- | Union streets in said city, or dis-| Mr. Bonar Law declared for years without effect, yet after fivel Mr. Peasley of the committee of the | (NeF® Were not a difference between Against Discrimination. eral. the secretary of the state board | kish officials: in_fact, from several | charging any obligations incurred by |from desiring a gene 1 or six days of Stuart’s Calcium [ judiciary made unfavorable repoct. of | (¢ Tules of the house in Washington| A substitute bill to prevent dis-]of health, the secretary of the state|places they have reported increasing [said board of school visitors in the|Irish question as I Wafers their complexions were per-|'the Dill concerning the qualification of |.20d F2rtfrod and he could not cite an | crimination at places of accommoda- | board of asriculture and the secretary | friendliness and co-operation. Both | purchase and equipment of said school: |6 would detest. sucl fectly clear. Wwomen ‘voters. BiinE them Dower oo | Instance-where the action taken by the | tion. resort of Amusement. and to|of the Conmecticut Dairymen's asso-|the German ambassador and the Ger- | and for the purpose of acauiring and |present situation, however Vote on-the Tiguor question. LSpeakes | SPeaker in'this instance had ever been | prevent the publication and distrib- | tiation. Calendar. s man consul at Sivas are in sympathy | developinz a site at some place in the |ish on British statesman Healey said the proper committee ‘to [ *VSrrdigt- - . ution of discriminating matter was PRI with the work of the missionaries in | Fifth ward of said citv and erccting |being a handicap contder thit measure was the weman] T Sherwood:of Westport spoke | favarablv reported by the committes Eare g distributing relief and: caring for the | and eauipping a school building there- | war. - All parties suffrage committee. He sald that when | 282i0St a: new, hearing on this matter [on the judiciar 1t = reads: “Any| Passed — Authorizing police court| people in dire disircss.” on.. which ' site shall be selected by |impossible to~impose 2 'he,entered on his duty he took eatn g |@nd believed the judiciary committee | parson who, by . advertisemenf, ridi.|judses to' commit prisoners to the e said board of school vieltors and ap- | Ulster by force. The nertarm it faithfally -and. to. onfareg | WAS R Proper -comimittee to consider | cales or holds up to contempt any | Connecticut ‘reformatory {rom 16 to Locat Jottings: proved by the electors at a city meet- |chancellor continued hetrules of the hotee Gmio Snforse |the bill. He.ciaimed the speaker had | person . or clase ot persona on e vears in cases where the penalty = ing. a settlement, but sacr ouly Droper commitise to consider. inig | 00 FIENE to assign, bills except by the | fount of creed, religion, color.denoms |3 Jess tham one vear, but not less| At Scotland Road ';“},hfiiflfzéfli'sf' Sec. 5. .No bonds shall be so issuéd |made on all sides, matter was ‘that.of woman euffrage. | Lnderstood unanimous consent of the |ination, nationality or race. of such|than six months; reducing the com-|iernoon fhere Wili Le a Christian Bn- | ynder the provisions df this act as to| Mr. Bonar Law's anno The day after reference of. the. bl ouse.~ Fe said ‘be had no knowledge | person or class of persons. shall . be|Pensation for assistance to the state| 152V e L Ne | permit the net bonded indebtedn of | received with loud cheer was referred to, the judfciary coramit. | Of & Teauest.for change of reference|fncq no¢ more than $50 or imprisoned |Police from $3 to 34 a day: authoriz- | Sunday school. said city at.any time to exceed 5 D Former. Premiér Asaui - tes he went £o .th esenate awd the|lRtil & hearing had-been advertised. - |not more than thirts dace. or bothr |ing the city. of Bridgeport to .issue - *l.contum of the grand list of said city |pressed profound gratificat house chatmien and torn trem nd jthe " Mr. Fox of New London could see no | (ajendor bonds to the amount of 33,500,000 for | Miss Ruth Bogue from the city has|as the same may be compiled for the |announcement of the chanc ’ made a mistake and. asiced thas iha | objection to a change of reference as Omnibus Bill. municipal improvemehts and provid- | been spending a week with her grand- | vear of such issue, provided. in com. | 1 am Certaln the sove bill be referred to-the proper commit. | "0, @dditional -hearings would be re-| o by Senator|iP8 that the rate of interest shall not | parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Rathbun, | puting the debt limitation, bonds is- |have not only the sympathy 3 n the Dill introduced by Senator|exceeq 5 per cent. and authorizing an | of Bliss place. / sued or to be issued for the construc- |active co-operation of the 2 quired. lic.” tion or maintenarce of municipal water N . tee. The ket it S 4 not comty it b yeommittes | UMy Bowers of Manchester declared [Bartlett of Bridgeport and known as|oicheiation ‘of 315,000 for the mo- | sl : ihat ‘now e Woud make such refer- | L3at the bill had been considered by a | (N, OmBImUS DU She | CommSe | torization. of the fre department: au- | Troop No. § Tov Scouts, omitted { works or lighting plants shall not be| The general idea was that. the "Sr. Foord of Stamiford took fo-report and he said he belleved the|tite. It provides that ‘the bovernor | MOTEDE, TS SPFINENAS OL SlEeets T | LT O N necday evening W S TRES Taet aiall! take- offoct |on WHICH 1 (oslaerE weDrecen ) ot Rid of Blagkheads in trom the aetion oramiord took appeal nerbers were now ready to act on the |SHAll on ‘or before July 1 1917. ap- 1o UOBRe s G WOER MISTe 2o 0% | MU CL A, han Y. upon ita.approval by & majaricy vote | of England would sit. b o i ’ % | ground that. the mpeaker had: ne ripn: | "eROTt. i poifit fivé commissioners to investi-|oring the cattle commissioner to take O Tl s ottty ote | OF BgE i E: Using Stuart’s Calcium Wafers. Fo make the chanme a rerad o Tght | "agr “afitchell of Canton favored the [Eate the matter of old age pensions.|Srah 1o suppress hog. cholera, and to| Edward Albert and William Albert of | and held for that purpose. 0| Middt 7 ™ i Shaw of Fedaing weeenacserence. Mr.laction of the speaker and spoke in|health ' insurance. . pasteurization | 5000 " he nesistance which he may v York have Leen in town to_visit % i g Sy e ain Do Polsonous drug of | ik Toord sail s waonded, the appeal | ipport of. the decision. He moved |Plants. free emplovment bureaus, | coRiok “necossary: for the adequats | their brother, Robert Albert, of Wau- [ Wit 1. Baira a b h : = ! eriments, ~dissemination of infor- . i - ot i 2 onor. of the b and they work almost like magic. Cal- | SUment to show that the power of; The speaker would not entertain the o G e rs and live|2lconol and with a statement that &J;I“n‘:wl;r;_or::,h 'rr- ‘Q'hdcr: ras able . HOME RULE FOR IRELAND | fraternity house . at ¥ + cium Sulphide, their principal ingre-| change of reference was with the|motion, but: wanted every member Who | jioci) growers, reforestization: loans R, Tl 2 T, the Sisohol, I ® = i Baird..was .nncie/ WY : &r X zation: = article. of food.or. drink or in Announcement Made by Andrew Bonar | his' son, Raimond - D. graduate of Wesleyan Speaker and not with the house. He |had anythins to say to have opportuni- | ¢; assist purchase of seed and_ferti- THE STANTON SCHOOLHOUSE. ! 5 bys - aw ouse of Commons. inal or ‘toilet preparatione: ex- ::EL is the greatest b‘mod—c]unserl oted what b by a 7 to be- K a jown to science. quoted what he classed as undisputed | L¥ to eard. Mr. Heaiey said there | ; No_matter, how bad your skin may | @uthority and spoke at considerable | Was more in this matter than appear- | |or e overeant "ot by lina, e |CPDURE the bonds, notes and choses e 248, be Stuart’s Calcium = Wafers will | length, He urged the members to]ed on the surface. He said that all |y li(f, "of telephone and power |in action of municipalities.from tax-|Act to Authorize Bond lssue for New |- London, ‘March 8:40° .p.. m.—In quickly work wonders with it. It's|hold the controt.of.the house.in the|matters, under the rules. that con-|iSHSION ~©Of telephione and, DOWCF|ation: requiring portable saw. milly London School. the course of a debate in the house of §oodby to blackheads, pimples, acne, | Matter of reference. cerned “woman suffrage should go to | R ey SOt e, [ to be equipped with spark’arresters, - |commons tonight on a resolution offer- *unless excepted by fire.wardens. There is an act favorably reported fed by Sir James Henry Dalziel, ~ Lib- He had done his duty Are You Worn Out? Botls, rash, eczema and a dirty “flled.| MMr. Shaw of Redding said, there is | that committee. - up” complexion. You can get a box of | @ companion bill which proVides for | and it was up fo the members of the | And L0 FePOTt to the next general es Adjournment. 1n the house which provides for a bond | eral ,urging the govepnment io. make Stuart's Calcium Wafers at any drug | WOmen voting at municipal and presi- | house to do their duty as they se eit|° Suiq commissioners shall - serve | . The senate adjourned to Friday at|issie Dy the city of New London. The [another attempt to settle the Irish dif- store-at 50 cents a box, and vou will | dential elections. He doubted the rignt | on the matter under consideration. | iame: mor e oney incur such e | 1115, : text of the bill is-as follows ficulty, Andrew Bonar Law. chancellor | D ight find exhisnstod~ be_ positively delighted with their|Of the speaker to make such refer- | Mr. Caise of Naungatuck spoke in | DITGOE bay, but masy 'SCT ST ST Section 1. The city of New. London |of the exchequer, announced that the | DOcs Mght find you is authorized to issue bonds, to be|government already had decided to nerves unsettied—too tired tovest? COTTS EMULSION ence of matters as he may choose. The | SUPPOrt - of ‘thie_speaker's ruling and change of reference is done by vote|said that during his four terms in the of the house and not at the option of | house the speaker was noted for his the epeaker, and Mr. Shaw urged the | fairness. to all members, -democrat or board of control. Tabled for the calendar. Rejected. make such a nattempt. The ‘Dalziel motion accordingly was voted down. The Nationalists, considering that they had aiready stated their position, denominated “school bonds of the city of New London,” to an amount not exceeding $50,000, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding 4 1-2 per centum NORWICH TOWN nary Society- Reads Tribute to wonderful test. Free Trial Coupon ™M incorporations legislators to hold to their rights. Both | republican, and he would vote to -sus- |. The - committee on Masanait e ok 82 Stuart Bidg, || bills have given public hearing and | tain the speaker. + | reported unfavorably on the following| Mrs. J. N. Harris — Local Troop| ;o annum. = The principal ; of said |did not participate in the debate, which arsh: 3 Mr. Backus spoke In favor of the|bills: Concerning the Rockville-Willi-| Joins ty - Scouts in Meet—Robert | bonde shall be made payable serially, |manifested a strong desire for a sé a change of reference would not be fair to the people interested. - To sus- | ection of the epeaker, as did also Mr. tain the. speaker would establish a|Cowles of-Farmington. tlement on the part of all the Union ist and Liberal. speakers, with one ex- ception. The exception was Lord Hugh $2,500 in ome.year from the.date of i issue, and '$2,300 each year thereafier until ‘the full amount of said principal mantic Lighting Co., bonds and mort- Zazes of consolidated corporations; the property of corporativhs: - con- by return mail, a free trial package of Stuart’s Caicium Wafers. Albert Recovering. The Lathrop Memorial Foreign Mis- dangerous precedent. Mr. Geary of Waterford, a member. . Mr. Hall of Milford reminded that|of the judiciary committee, said he|Cerning merger for corporations. Bills|sionary society held .its March meet- | is paid. % . [Cecil; who declined to believe:that war. the ‘house was governed by- its own |favored the bill and was for a_time |Tejected: | ing in the chape! of the First Congre- | ~ Sec. 2. Said.honds-shall be signed | time .wa$ favorable to such an at- rules and precedents and the speaker |in ‘the committee with the majority Unfavorable. ®gational church Wednesday afternoon. | by the mayor and treasurer of said city |tempt, - M o of the house has always had suthority | and he was' contented temporarily. He| The committee on finance reported|One of many tributes to Mrs. J. N.|and sealed ‘with the seal. of. said city,| The Daizlel resolution urged the gov- | is the food-tonic that corrects thess to assign all bills to committees. He | favored standing by the speaker be- | unfavorably on the bill rejecting parts | Harris of New London since her death [ and when authorized, executed, issned {ernment to take -immediate steps to troul Its pure aod liver oil s said the bill should properly go to the | cause he: believed -the speaker was|2, .3 and-4.of chapter 292 of the pub- | recently was read. She was the largest [and negotiated as herein _provided, |bring about-a settlement of the Irish b‘"’ 5 food committee on woman suffrage. right. 37 lic acts -of 1915 relating to the tax on | individual contributor to the board of |.shall be obligatory upon said city and |question., . Sir James.argied that Ire- | & C€ c to purify ane¢ Mr. Cos of Cromwell opposed ~a| The ruling of the:speaker was sus- | gas, water and electric companies. The | foreign missions. - It-was stated’that |its inhabitants according to the tenor |land was a weak spot in the - great | enrich the blood and neurisl Mys. Harris. gave nine-tenths of . her | of the same. task before the country. and said he | fhe nerve-centers. .Your bill _was rejected. The _committee -on . agriculture ‘re- ported unfavorably on the bill to al- low persons to.kill dogs, by - shoot- ing, which trespass on his premises. Bill rejected. - A ‘The committee “on railroads re- change of reference on account of the | tained by a vote of 185 to 22. The bill expense and inconvenience it would | was then ' referred to the commitice entail at this late day. Without any |'on woman: suffrage. Like dtsposition Mg 4o Order] Showa: ot e e B T i pog o B e oy A L0 v “Roled to e at e, | en_voting at municipal and presiden- Boshon:Mads o ° &fr. Peastey of the committee on tha | tial elections. : ed the eubject was mot| ' The house'adjourned to 11.30 Friday though - the. gBvernment ought to ap- point 4 cémmission to . endeavor to | et s e . reach asettlement of the home rule — see Chapter second, The Christian Con- | the provisions of this act, the several |controversy. Great Britain had enter-| oo 2 ot scorrré quest of Burope Easi, was the fesson |and égate amounts of said’ bonds, [ed the war 397 a scrap.of .paper, . he you g e g ' studied and ‘proved interesting. The | the i issue, the form ot - the 'added, but fie was unable to forget the | Sec. 3.- The board of school visitors of said city .of New London shall de- termine, subject to the limitations of income to different causes,’ living: sim- ply and dressing plainly, using for herself only the remaining tenth. strength will respond to