New Britain herald., 1919-03-04
KLETT IS SPEEDING
 LEGISLATIVE WORK
Roll Call Next Tuesday to See
 How Near AdjournmeEt Is
HAS NEW SUNDAY MEASURE

NcrSciy Reported NitIi NItN ID Ill.,
 troducin% Another More General
 Bill
 Hartford, March 4.--Leglisative business came into both branches of the General Assembly today in heavy volume. committees speding little time with matters which are deemed essential. Senator klett an nOuNced that next Tuesday the pre- siding officers would call the roll of committees and ascertain how many matters await hearings. The report will indicate how close final ad- journment is.
 The governor renominated Edward l.. Smith, as judge of the Hartford common pleas court, and Ernest c. Simpson judge of the New Haven common pleas court, each for, the four year term.
 The senate adopted resolutions re- appointing Mahlon H. Geisler and Archibald Macdonald Jr., judges of Putnam.
 New Sunday Law Bill. 1 The judiciary adversely reported a 1 batch of bills on Sunday sports, ! amusements and movies which the senate rejected after Senator klett 1 had explained that a bill would be 1 offered covering this entire subject. 1 A resolution to memoria1ize con- gress in behalf of a free Poland was 1 sent to the foreign relations com l mittee.
 The house received resolutions for
 
 tin as judges in Orange ending the 1 contest over Deputy Judge Martins place.
 Other judgesalip resolutions were for J. R. Edlin and s. H. Warner at ] Middletown, Frederick Lattimer and ] A. r. Hewitt at Groton G. c. Gris- wold and E. w. Mildrum at Berlin. All were adopted and sent to the upper body.
 A group of bills relating to shoot l ing of grouse, quail, ducks and other feathered game were rejected as 1 these matters will be covered by gen. , eral bills yet to be reported A petition came from people in New 1 London in behalf Of Sunday fishing h l Ciardner's lake.
 Expect to Lcgalizc Boxing. The Judiciary committee is expect ! ed to report favorably a boxing bill amending the Howell commission bill 1 before it by cutting down the number of rounds and the weight of gloves 1 and smoothing off angles which have giVe1 rise to criticism that the bill would Dromoto prize fighting rather than purely boxing contests
 The finance committee reported g. bill relating to the limit of indebted ness by eXempting water bonds in 1 computing the net bonded indebted ness of a municipality, and the grand list shall be deemed to include all shares of capital stock, the taxes on which are remitted annually to a ] municipality by the state.
 The Connecticut Railway & Light ing Co. asked for right to extend it's tracks in Bridgeport to connect at various points with the Connecticut 1 company and also for the acconmo- dation of the |. $. Housing company. An amendment was offered to the bill creating a ferry commission in l New London to extend authority over municipal Wharves and to increase l the commission from to , members 1 with represent tation from more than one political party. Reports were made on bills authorizing Waterbury 1 to issue school bonds and also high 1 school bonds; authorizing Wolcott 1 Hill district to issued fire bonds Milford Wants DevcIopment Residents of Milford petitioned for ! legislation to develop Wharves and tideWater shipping facilities at ex- l pense of the town with assistance of 1 the state
 ! Announcement was made in the l house of the death of AdOlph ParizeI 1 member from Nillington, who sue CumDed to influenza and pneum onia on Sunday. Representative Parizek l was - years old. a manufa cturer and l Bohemian hN birth. Col. Hall his fel- l low member from Wilmington in a tribute to the young member, whose | name was the last on the m en bership roll, was a vigorous worker for Amer 1 lcanization of Bohemans in his town.
 Howard W. Benedict, chaplain of the 1917 house, and just back from IS | months as '. M. C. A. worker over seas, offered prayer today as the guest