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 MAY SESSION, ISl7.
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Monday Morning, May, "A

 Prayer by Rev. Dr. Burgess, Journal Of Saturday read.

 The Speaker announced the following Committee, on the Resolutions relative 10 Mir. Whilney's Rail Road project, viz:

 Messrs. Cleveland, Chapman, Miner ot Stamford, Kendrick, Woodward, Daboll and Waldo.

 Message from the Governor relative to Thames Bank, referred.

 Petitions referred-of Munroe and New town Tarnpike Co for liberty to sell lands, from ColObrook, relative to Naugatuck Rail Road.

 Resolution, embracing the principles of the Wilmot Proviso" came from the Sens ate referred to committee On Federal Rela- tions; House concurred.

 A number of Bills for Public Acts were red first time; others were read twice and referred.

 Resolution appointing John Dusham, State Director of Norwich Bank, referred to Committee on Banks.

 Judges of Probate appointed, viz: Holbrook Curtiss, Watertown, Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, Henry B. Graves, Plymouth, Johnson Hatch, Kent, William H. Rood, Winchester.

 Holbrook Curtiss, was appointed Judge of County Court, of Lilchfield County.

 Resolution directing that 500 copies of the Grand Lis. be printed for the use of the roenoherS of ;hiS HouSe and the Town Clerks of this State, read and laid on the table.

 The Speaker announced the following as the committee on Engrossed Bills, viz Messrs. Hill of Norwalk, Tracy, and Hea- ton.

 Adjourned,