New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

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 MT. Rogers offered in the house the commission on the unemployed resolution providing for the contiI ance of the 14 employment bured or the federal service, the maint, ance to be provided for by the boa Of control Tn offering the reso tlon MT. Rogers said that during industrial reconstruction period E1 land IS paying it's unemployed nj S1.50 week and women S6.25. Bl branches sent the resolution to judiciary committee for a hearind
 Resolutions to appoint Judge D| aid Warner a state referee upon retirement and to provide for centennial of the General Assenj at a cost Of 5000 were adopted both branches.
 Senator Bailey protested agaI rejection of the house bill wTR would place the board of edrca of New Haven under the board oA nance i'll the accounting Of it's fulH Senator Leonard explained why cities and bOroUghs committee against the bill, declaring that provision in the city charter that board of education should be ir $ pendent of the board of finance. was deemed q wise one. M
 The bill rejected in cOncurre and Senator Bailey had the SCI clerk record him as being in favo # the bill #
 I. O. O. F. Charter Amended
 The bill to amend to the charte the grand lodge. l. O. Q. F.. grai in 1S45 amended to remove the tation on holdings, was adopted the senate.
 The Conn. Light and Power e pany's bill which deals with the M justment of damages for the ta of land along the Housatonic was adopted by jhe senate. Thi not the bill relating to certain n& highways along tho HOusatonic above Seymour. over which there # been m extended hearing.
 The probate district Of Huntn was changed to that Of Shelton by # senate.
 To Protect Summer Homes. #
 A bill to protect those who summer cOtta gcs was reported to house. It was offered to cover B ford conditions, but has been chai so that it is general in character provides that any person who passes or remains in a house or b ing or upon land Of another bor ing on Long Island Sound after b warned off. shall be fined not than SEQ
 t The fish and game committee in several unfavorable reports & rabbit hunting and use of fer Later a bill will come in' on matters. probably with minority port for an effort is being made i'd peal the law prohibiting the Of ferretS. &
 AS the birthday anniversary Speaker James F, Walsh will bd Sa aturdav the house made note c today, two baskets being on his c the gifts of clos efTiends. There also box of Njolcts for Mrs wa Among congratulatory remarks those of MT. Rudd, of Salisbury in E. half of the Litchfield delegation.
 Building and Loan Changes.
 A bill affecting building and aSSOclauOnS provides that the am of shares which may be issued be increased from $1,000,000 $3,0O0,000. This is to meet co & tions which exist in Bridgeport, Haven and Hartford, where there M not at present enough dwellings take care of the population.
 Two bills to control or elim signboards in residential districts on the outside of buildings were jected on adverse reports. action was taken on two pills change the method of state taNf of motor vehicles
 It was expected that the arm bills would come in New Haven Waterbury to be included, but likely that all the armories asked will be covered in one general bi