Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 10, 1919, Page 8

The Luxury Cost L Lo De —and they will doall this at low cost per mile. If you want a tire that will make you come back for more, buy one DIAMOND, Alling Rubber Co., 191 Main St. NORWICH IN FLOODLIGHT IN HOUSE. WEDNESDAY (Continued From Page One.) was not the committee action while in regular session. Representative John C. Geary ‘Waterford, said he desired to attention ofsthe house that this w: not a political bill, as set forth by Sherwood, and that such introdu: as was made was for the purpose of killing the bill regardless. of merit. ‘What Mr. Sherwood said may be in part true, but it was dishonest. Mr. Geary said he lived in New London courity and was familiar ditions of Norwich, intere; welfare and had property Norwich. He challenged Mr. wood as to the truth of his statem He said that when the bill was pass- ed two years ago, he voted for it which shows . that he did not con- sider it a political issue, but at that time supposed it was wanted by the people of Norwich. He asked the members to descend from the political throne, and to be just, honorable and decent. True, he said, two years ago, Norwich was republican, but infer- ence that it was a republican meas- ure is untrue and dishonest. No per- sons appeared in advocacy of the original bill ests of the ci did_appear, ok Hameas Rt and Albert Bailey, then a representa- . It was not a republican measure, but an indecent bill engineered by these two men, and no one in Norwich, except the person- ally i few, knew anything of the b ad been intro- ture. There is no no one is permanent ent water ter provides t ARISH juhle Oint- Peterson’s vorite Kemedy }moved_for reconsideration of |Lir.\n of Representative Geary, the mat- repart be recommitted.to the commit-‘ tee. Ir. Hall of Willington seconded motion which prevailed. Petition was received | thel asking for; | the appointment of Flavel Sweden Lu- ther, of Trinity college be a mermber of the state board of education. Lteter- | ed to committee on education. Representative Sanford, of Newtown | the n of the house on Tuesday, in ailure of passage, by two votes the constitutionai amendment r tive to the manufacture and sale mJ mw\u:atm0 liquors. The motion pre- d by a vote of 92 to 64, On mo- ter was tabled temporarily, in the ab- sence of Mr, Healey, of Waterbury, | who had the matter in charge. | The act relating to the pensioning of state employes, which was passed in the house and amended in the senate, came to the house on dica- greeing action. The house insisted and called for a committee of conference. Messrs. Leete of New BPBritain and Healey of Waterbury were appointed committee on the part of the house. The act amending an act establish- ing the town court of Groton, was adopted in the house, It provides that said court shall have jurisdiction over all prosecutions for violations of or- dinances or by-laws of the borough punishable by 2 fine not exceeding $200 or by imprisonment in a com- mon jail or workhouse for a term ‘not| exceeding six months or by both. The payment of wages act, passed in the house, makes provision that every person, firm or corporation engaged in operating a factory, workshop, manu- facturing mechanical or mercantile es- tablishment, mine, quarry, railroad or street railway, or a telephone, tele- graph, express or water company, or in the erection, alteration, repair or removal of any building or structure, or e construction or repair of any railroad, street railway, road. bridge, water or eiectric light or lines, shall pay week- oye engaged in his or its business the s earned by such employe to within eight days of the of said payment, but an employe such employment shall be paid following regular pay employe discharged from | t shall be paid in full |, business day next| of such discharge. | o person, firm or m corporation violating Geduldig’s Greenhouses ARE READY TO TAKE YOUR ORDERS (AND DELIVER) FOR PANSIES, ROSES, EVER- GREENS, AND ALL KINDS OF NURSERY STOCK. THIS IS A FINE TIME TO PLANT—GET BUSY'! 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