Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 9, 1919, Page 8

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Hattford, April 8.—The main mat- ter of interest in the house today was the action on the resolution approving an amendment to the constitution con- cerning the sale of spiritous and intoxicating liquors, which provid- the people for determination. The resolution was rejected, by two vot a two-thirds vote being required for passage. The vote was as follow ‘Whole number of votes cast, 219; ne essary to prevail, 146; Yes, 144; No, 75. The text of the resolution is as follows and self-explanatory Whereas, at a general the state of Connecticut, Hartford on the Wednesday first Monday of Janua: 1917, house of representatives did pass certain resolution, therein and thereb proposing an amendment to the con- stitution of the state, which amend- ment was by order of said house con- embly in held at ter the tinued to the present session of the| | general assembly, in the manner pr eleventh article of and is in the words Section 1. of January, 1922, the compounding, bartering, ing for sale of any s malt or alcoholic liquor: except for sacrimental, scientific, mechanical or es. “Section 2. The general authorized to enforce the by approy - tion. That the said proposed amend- ment is hereby approved published rston the constitution, followi After the first Monday manufacture, ale or keep- itous, -vinous is prohibited medicir art purpc The committee on humane tions, reported favorably a 1 thorizing the governor to commission, consisting of the superin- tendent of one of the hospitals for the insane, the superintendent of the Mansfield State Training School for Feeble Minded, the warden or tendent of either a penal or tional institution, a judge n( the rior court, two m of representative: commission to inv gation of defective feeble-minded and Calendar. Another bill favorably reported pro- vides for a commissien to investigate the need for the for diseased, incurable persons for wt is available in e: aged, and indig institu- vicious criminal insane persons; the poor from such towns of the state |3 |as have no almshouse or are - equipped to care for the If the commission fin ary that such an institution be established, it shall select a location, determine the management and opera- tion, and estimated cost. The govern- or is authorized to permit the comm sion to purchase s: site. The of $100,000 is appropriated for the poses of the act. The appropriations committee ported favorably the act to con the United States Employment ser The judiciary comm unfavorably on the bill which permit- liens on monuments teries. Unfavorable report was 1 jected which would court of S t of & than the comn on held pecified day Favorable stre report was made committee on incorporations mortgage or guaranty issue bonds secured real (M.’_\U‘ for ¢ y per cent. such real e Unfavorable rcpcrt was made on bill that an amoun . of one per cent shall be a sp prov ement repai Also 4 charte payment of ered in a b e Bovihoiitian Thurs: ¢ concurrent action resulted the bills those d armories ich were Knights of (‘ London 1t to the solution re | was passed in the senate, and a gen- |of | provides for the state guard, and may ed for the submission of the subject to; i the | provisions | 1 | { to George S. Lewis, was recommitted | to committee i forfeited rights. The act concerning the. militia, which eral outline given in The Bulletin, was fully explaifled: by Representatives Rudd of Saulsbury, house chairman the military committee. The b be a temporary act, as there is proba bility of a reorganized national guard | before the next legislature convenes 1 sestion. A section which : that armorie§ be built the direction of the governor, adjutant general and the state war emergency board, rather than the com- on plan, as heretofore, caused lengthy discussion. The house con- curred in the passage of the bill, and, under suspended rules, the bill trans- mitted to the engrossing clerk. The hous= concurred with the sen- ite, in the passage of the resolution | | appointing Christopher L. Avery, mi | Groton, a judge of the superior court he term of eight years, from De- ber 15, 1920, after a complimenta vecommendation by Representative | v, of Waterford. The vote wa Yy ballot and Mr. Avery the votes cast. The resolution appointing John { Booth judge of the court of common pleas for four yea i wdopted, the vote b An act passed in concurrence with nate provides that in all civil actions, except summ: proce: brought before a ice of the peace, [ rececived all | g or city or borough court, in v mages le are demanded, an appeal from gment rendered therein upon sue, if taken within forty-eig s after the rendition of such judg- . may be allowed to either par: to the court of commen pleas in the county in which such judgment is ren- dered. | The governor request of the_ may appoint, at the! Connecticut Humane redited agents 5 al police offi- - two years from the f their re. removal ers shall to the governor. e without pay, | mpensation They shall rvices Qr return proce and shall| the state, the , constal criminal s have, throughout ers of sher police officers H per- | ion of the gen- | ing the n IPU.‘ or cruel lrr.nmwm of children, nficv\~r~ against children or cruelty to animals. 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