New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18

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&s finance committee reported a
L. have the state treasurer trans
rom civil funds dist 100000 tot
Blinking fund created to extin- |
q the state debt. Under suspen- |
sof rules the senate adopted the
Ind sent 1t to the house. Gov
Hclcomb in his inaugural ad
asked for a 100000 transfer
or Bowers said that in deciding
half the amount the committee
a3kvllided by opinion of a confer
OF state officers who have over
81 OF state funds.
e roads, bridges and rivers COM
q sent In a bill giving the warden
& E state prison, the superintendent
81 state reformatory or the sher-
8 any county upon requisition OF
tate highway commissioner, pow
81 assign prisoners other than those
90 a life sentence to construction
n Maintenance work of the state
way department and the said Of
of any institution may provide
lis over prisoners so employed.
E0r IlEDllC GeStltll.
&nong public health bills reported
those providing that upon COM
Ut of authorities of a city or town,
state department of health may
%tigate complaints of the pollution
Hater supplies and issue orders to
emit continuance of such pollu-
n and establishing the state COM
In
IN council. A bill amending the
Ment law which created depart
81 OF health provides that the
e. commissioner may appoint a.
81 ty commissioner, an acting COM
Homer and may have the power
zemove employees. In rejecting a
$to establish a state infirmary for
8ndent persons, Senator Temple
4 STATED a bill ON this subject will
"a reported later The education
mittee was against the bill when
Id require principals of normal
8oIs to make monthly reports to
&nts on the standing Of pupil
HERS.
knator Woodruff stated on the
Btion of a sheep raising bill, that
General bill covering this subject
in line with the governors rec
world come later.
he governors nomination of Ed
VI L. Smith as Judge of the COM
81 pleas court of Hartford country
reported favorably.
ne cities and boroughs committee
8mmended a substitute bill to es-
Aish a building code in Torrington
he house rejected in concurrence
D. debate between Mr.. Sherwood OF
htport and Mr.. Gearw of Water
MI which arose because the latter
I'D not understand why favorable
Sort was made, the bill to create a
omission to Investigate the finan
condition of Bridgeport.
The senate received an unfavorab bic
@ort on bills for medical inspec-
NJ in Waterbury schools and which
Sid have required autoists to bring
Nir machines to a full stop before
Sssing a railroad at grade.
an concurrence the senate adopted
BILL which deals with stealing mo-
vehicles. This provides that a
sson who shall remove, deface, OBJ.
I rate or change any manufacturers
@nber, motor number or othe,
Eans or mark of Identification or
Il motor vehicle with intent tic
Sder or prevent the ownI' from OBJ.
hing possession and use of such
hicie shall for the first offense b.
|prisdned not more than ten year.
Il for a subsequent offense more
In 15 years"
Ehe military committee sent in j.;
h to provide for marking graves o
oilers, sailors and marines of tn,
l. war as done with graves Of othe
Eerans.
In towns where the clerk has NJ
led salary fee of rs cents will b.
owed for recording registration
rds of motor vehicles under
|use bill.
|rhe senate adopted the, bill allow