Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 10

3H.POLITICS AIRED .. - AT SESSION OF THE HOUSE '(Continued from Page One) ithe eople of Norwich. That city ot along for many, many years, 4 legislation. This act was ‘through the 1917 session the knowledge of the myor eourt of common council, and " “without the knowledge of the in the water board office. eity charter provides that the it of the board shall devote his to 'the duties of the office of su- dznt. but this act duplicates “The matier was brought to atteation of Judge Reed in the su- ‘eourt, who regretted that he not “find a way out” to grant tition for removal, and inti- that it could not be done with- npeal of this act, and suggested lllauve way out. W s members to stand t~the .repeal or this act, and . \Geary. It does not repeal, but al- ‘the people. of Norwich the op- nity to repeal. Sherwood wants roil call en this act. He wants the bers :to stand up and be. counted is. trivial matter, of local and not itewide interest, and for the pur- _of what he deems perpetuation politics. The people of Npr- ‘kpow what they want and they duld be. allowed to assume the re- From a political stand- foliowIng of Sherwood result to the advantage of the tic party in Norwich. ‘'Representative ‘Graham, of Lisbon, -wke in.opposition to repeal and con- _in_all that had been said by Mr. Sherwood. He said that Mr. Geary had’ played politics more than any gher representative in New London unty, as was manifested in county meetings. \‘Representative Kina of Willimantic sail “that every member ought to do hig Yuty. He did not agree Sherwood, nor did he agree v question of power. T legislature pasced a b eeitain office in a certain cit job, - Fach city ought to be - entitied | this | orwich | other | it to! Laction in this part Presentat v mflwd the previous q iled. stion, which| esmmittec, hP was ot that the ber se.ected by a iMr. Sherwood arose to personal tae bill sin 5 Me. Kin asked that M point of order, w! lpnker an anov ed Mr. W'nulP numb , Necessary to PACKARD TR ON 100,000 Truck economy cannot be gouged by the first cost of the truck, nor by the figures of the: first year’s operation alone. The one conclusive test is—"What economy will the truck ROBABLY the best customers for Packard trucks are the many solid, well established mercantile and manu- facturing houses of America. They have been in business for years and they expect to stay in business for years longer. When they buy trucks — they are buying of the Packard to maintain economy in 100,000 miles of service, makes a Packard worth as much as three ordinary trucks each at half the price. ] 3 Y The greatest mercantile house in Chicago wrote off the value of some of its Packard trucks four years ago. . These trucks are still running in first class condition. Fifieen thousand miles a year for nine years is the average of several trucks in the service of another great department store. What a small factor in transportation expense is the first cost of any of these trucks! These long distance transportation| records show another important thing. .Theydemonmthatlonglffendbwup-' keep expense go together. Because the same quality of engineering design’ and careful scientific building which makes possis bleupmrdsoflOOOOOmflesm&xaPackardflu&. also keeps it on the roadwu:h the minimom of amnnonmdgroommg, k] 2 k3 You may have occasionally heard 2 man sy thatwhenyelbuvaPackardtruckyonmm- ing for a name. That is quite true—and a very small price it i for the insurance that the name gives you. When Packard sells you freight transportation or passenger transportation, of even transporta- tion by air—it is delivering to you the results of the most complete transportation engineering organization ever brought together and it furnishes the cheapest transportation per mile you can buy. For figures see the Freight Transportation Department of your Packard Branch or Packard Distributor. ckard Trucks Are Now Available For Immediate Delivery Packard Motor Car Company of New York 391 William Street Newark : Broad Street at Kinney Hartford : Washington Sereet at Pack Springfield : 832.34 State Street New Haven: 204 York Street Jersey City: Bouolevard and Cariton Avemue New York City: Broadway at 61st Sereet Brooklyn: Flatbush and Sth Avenues Paterson : 489 Broadway Plainficld : 628 Park Averue gy ) passed raise the sal 60 a ye cwmne.- is directed to draw| $784.37, | U treasurer for Purnoses of the state. ** COPYRIGHT CLINEGINST, WASHINGTON. Rear Ad + waose thrillin, Thomas -J slogan: “The Battle of the Bon and able manage- J~ment of past Liberty Loan cam %paigns were an inspiration tc has been sele Secrstary Daniels to | L e | [ e LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES i 1Gir)s! Make .beauty lotion for a few cénts—Try It! S——— e uem the juice of two lemons into | tle containing three ounces of | orchard wkite, shake weil, and you! bave a quarter pint of the best freckle | and tan lotion, and complexion beauti- fier, at very, very small cost. ,Your grocer has the lemons and any | dnx store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly !ra.gra.nt lotigh into the face, neck, arms and s each day and see how freckles id: blemishes disappear and how clear, and rosy-white the skin becomes. Ygl" It is harmless and never irri- tatde. | auditors to be | ton The treasurer ln ude.. ries of the { New London county Ir.. claims | and Lourd of select- board of school visitors cducation or ‘town' ° 001 the case may be, o' each | ¢ the fscal year beginning | and eigh Ve 0t hetrast o of thie aet [\X'r‘;arnmg ght o'clock in the even: thereafter, saall use the selectmen’s orders | school orders prescribed by the! except where the ac- | counting system in use in such town wn to the state 1y complete and book, and sta 1ditors can be satisfactarily. uffich | include the necessary detal. The ate auditors shal men’s used for towns, without expense to ch officer who eit to the state nor text of which follows: n 1. No person shall take, 4S>ist n )t to take any fis {other: than with & hook ‘and line ai- tached to a rod held in the hand or and line keld in the hand. section shall not taking or attempt with a The pro furnish i sample book forms of cash book, select- orders and school orders, to be he accounting system of the the town. < shall fail to with the provisions of this aet not less than re than twenty-five dollars. Fishing in lakes and ponds, is re- trained in the act, passed in the house The close season for fish- 1 ldlxes nnd ponds zhan be from apply to fishing ‘through the fee. Sec. year. after which twice ing will be held. Any 2. The board of fisheries | game may prohibit fishing in any I or pond for a period not exceeding one public notiee and hearing, notice shall be published at least | in a.newspaper having circula- | tion in the county in which such lake or pond is located, stating the time when and the place where such hear- person ag- grieved by the decision of said bmu'd may appeal to the superior eourt forl the county within which such cloved an annual tax upon gvess earnim; in this state. No de- such 1gs for any commission, stating ¥, | pirohibite 3203 of the n 7 ‘mentioned amended (o read company sh day to the under - the person p of | i treasurer, or of | ré- | payment, except a reruud‘ overcharge, by all, | of tax the er- or officer; speci- | location of such waters of this bob or sim! or waters. for the vear ended of December of r which such statement is or the portion of such’ 'y company has carried the state, the gross ea No tip- | 1p,.bob or similar device shall be used, i y | set or allowed to remain xcept be- 4 veen the hours of five o'clock ir the No person shall take trom an Pflnd lake, stream or other fre: ter by means of such tip-up, : similar device, or 2 hand line or rod| and line, more than twenty fish in|public sery one da: bution in the state, the number of ‘m! Sec. ‘5. Section 3208 of the generaljOf Wwater A statutes is amended to read as fol-| Wires operated by such company wi lows: No person shall take or assist|in this in taking or attempt to take any fish by the use of a spear; hut this section shall not apply to taging dog-fish ,eels: or suckers. Sec. 6. No person shall take or at- tempt to take any fish in the waters of any lake, pond or reservoir, the wa- ters of which are used as a source of supply for domestic purposes Wllhou!; having obtained written permission|half per centum upon the amount from the officials having such lake, | Bross earnings from operations but pond or reservoir under their control.{duction shall be made of gross eal The provisions of this section shall not | affect the provisions of sections 2524 to 2548, both inclusive, of the general statutes. Sec. 7. Any person who cshall vio- late any provision of this act shall be fined not.more than fifty dollars or im- prishcned not more than thirty days, or both. Sec 8. Sections 3211, 219, 3220, 3221, 3222, 3"26, 2227, 3228, 3229, 3234, 0235 3236, 3237, and 3243 are repealed. Saction 1370 of the general statutes is amended to read as follows: Every company, the principal business of which’' is manufacturing, selling and; distributing gas or electricity to be| ¢ used for light, heat or motive power | or operating a eystem of water works for selling ahd distributing water for domestic or power purposes, shall pay| =l water, gas, or electrici or electricity to ot water pipes, gas mains or pany on Sec. 2. statutes lows: E said date. | ances using any water, | ty, to other public service corporati gross earnings. for the purpose of In case of a company carry earnings from 3215, 3216, 3223, 3230, 3 3289, 3218, 3225, 3233, | 3242, iR o fthis state, such portion of alce or electric w December next proceed by such company on said date. The judiciary favorably reperted amount of gross earnings | the the re- ear on rn- 1e sale or rental of appll it s earnings from the sale of her ce corporations for distri- iles pipes, gas mains or electric th- ate on said thirty-first day of December, and the number of miles of electric wires wherever operated by such com- 2. Section 1371 of the general is amended to read as fol- company specified in sec- tion 1370 of the general statutes shall be taxed at the rate of one and one- of de- rn- ings from the eale or rental of appli- gas or electricte ons for distribution within this state. The as- sessment and taxation, shall be as fol- ng on business entirely within this state, op- in case of a company carl ing business, a part of which is outside the amount of gross earnings from opera- { tions determined under the provision of section 13730 of the general statutes as is represented by the ratio of the num. ber of miles of water pipes, gas manis s operated by such com- 1 _this state-on the thirty- ing to the number of miles of water pipes, gas mains or electric wires operated the | lwords or u: Pittsfield : 121 West Street Poughkeepsic: 239 Main Strest Long Island Citr: Queens Boulevard a2 Hill White Plains: Mamaroneck at Martine Avenve &. intimidation bill which strikes out the means calculated or iritended to intimidate” and leaves the mill as one prohibiting threatening or | ?:VF:?ZL"’(‘Z%L‘;‘ ped";{‘_n:ghdgv}“’f %E'*}f:o‘fi the term ‘“separate allowanee.” It has a legal right to do. Tab for | Provides that a dependent shall mean calendar$ 3 any perwn who at.the time of the f a Connecticut soldier into is actually and proved by the board of eontrol. Tabl- ed for calendar. The committce on military - affairs reported favorably on a bill defining The. railroad committee reporled fa- vorably bill authorizing t! vay comu ner, at a expense no cceed $105,000, to construct roton and New London, to with (omccr for =upporl and maintenance. on allowance means a sum f money to be paid to the depend- t or dependents of a soldier when- er he is.taken from his regular em- ployment by which he earns his live- {linood. The bill was passed under'a suspension of rules and transmitted lto the house. % favorable report was received from the committee on {labor on the bill relative to the em- ployment of minors and women. The | unfavorable report was submitted b the. majority of the committee and ! signed. by Senator Chapin of was SENATE Cromwell and Representative = J. B. The committee on appropriations re- W. W. Miller Kingshury of Coventrv. ported favorably on the followingof Hartford, John Wright of Bark- bi appropriations: _ihamstead. Wilireu Warner of Wol- h Hospital for Insane. fOr cott, A. W. Fenn of Plymouth, R. N. equipment, $12,100: Department of | Blakeslee of Bridgeport and A. G. Health, $24,000 for contro! of social|RBrisk of Wallingford. The minority diseases; to Kdgar M favorable to the bill was signed by for additional servi Senator Bishop of New Haven and superior court of Windham | Representatives ~Samuel Gellert of The bills were tabled for calendar. | Colchester and John J. Sweeney of The blishment of a burcau in| Bozrah. The two reports were tabled the health department for child hy_ for calendar. gienc and the appointment Of .1_ LA~_ rector by the committee were recommended by the con on appropriations. Tabled for calen-| dar. The commission on raiiroads ported favorably on a substitute for the appointment of a commi to investigate the conditions ur which the street railways of state are operated and to repor findings to the general a: is January sssion, 1921, with a state- o 8 ment of such conditions at the «1&):&:} AR AR of the year 1920, and recommenda- | 4 o on Approped ing tions and suggestions as to de 4 | ported orably on the blls rais- Shore Line company chased i tion less depreciation. The reutal to be ten per cent. annually of cost of con- sonstruction. It was voted that 1919,» not otherwise specifie in_effect July 1, 1919. It was voted to adjourn to next Tues- day morning at 1115 acts ot| Unfavorable and shall be f the The committee of conference on the dog warden amendment to the dog bill reported that the senate should convene with the house in adopting the latter’s amendment. Senator Woodruff said he did not think there iwas very much left of the bill and that he agreed with the house mem- | bers of committee on conference | because “he had to.” The senate re- ceded and concurred with ‘the house n .\mmd the bill, and it was re- bill Pepsi ing a commission to encourage home ! legislation. The commission may, production of food, the expenses of | found desirable, employ a competent| ... ;on commissioners, ‘and for an | expert ta make a careful appralsal of |, opriation for the control of dis- the street railway properues of lhel&aseb resulting from social vices, The state after August 1, 1920, and other | un " ore raiacted. necessary clerical assistance. Thei & members of the commission shall re-| A petition was received from school cieve such compensation and reim- | committees in the town of Coventry, Dbursemwent - for expenses aschall be ap- ! Ellington, Montville and Bethel in favor of .the.bill for an. average at. tendance grant of $4 per pupil in lic schools. Referred to the commit-! tee on education. L In reply to a” question asked - Senator Hemenway Lieutenant Gov- ernor Wilson said the action taken by the senate on th majority report off the committee' on woman's suffrage relating ‘to presidential -electors had the effect automatically of rejecting the minority report. The. resdtution fixing May 6 as th day for final adjournment was taken from the table on the motion of Sen- ator Klett and passed in concurrence. The . automobile law was ame by an amendment offered by Senator| Macdonald .in reference to the pass- ing of a trolley car by an automobile at a reasonable rate of speed. The committee on appropriations reported favorably on the bill em- powering the labor commissioner to appoint nine deputy factory inspeet- ors ¢two of whdm shall be women. Calendar. There calendar matters were pass- a: # Exempting from the a bequest of $100 n succession tax! 000 to Josejh Law- rence hospital in¥New London by the late Morton F. Pla uthorizing| the appointed dental local school authioritie: sustzmed by reaeon of the o of an act concerning thc schools; comeerning lhe members of board of ford; limiting ittee on_ approv tors aral five powering the ck! of finance to sit of comnrol i requiring 2 lice Unfaverab's rey ters were added day for Tuesday. 3-Crain Cadomen: Ta" Absolute!y Res Vigor, to