New Britain herald., 1919-03-14


 9fc hearing will be held at the cap 1consid efation of these&1fs wsae coI mittee in a statement sayss the bl are tentative only and asks that persons Interested in better schol be urged to- attend and give the cd mittee the~benefits of their advice 4 suggestions
 .2ne bill relates tofsuperFision scWbol districts; another to the a por~ionment of state aid of schoH and a third to the appointment, tel1 and duties of the- members of the st1 board qs education, Wh& shall q sist of II members, +h~ goyerTl lieutenant governor being extoffioaef
 State Police Get Increase.
 The Judiciary committee repo1S favorably on the governors nomik ton of John ". Banks to be a surH for court judge and of Ernest C. Sir son to be judge of the New HaN common pleas court. The same c& mtttee recommended increased sa ies for mem bers of the state po| force, the superintendent to have F. 750, an increase of S250; the cap 2,500, an increase of $500; the tenant 2,300; the sergeant $500: policemen $5 a day and $3,O0O all ed for clerical hire.
 Several Bills Rejected.
 Unfavorable reports were made a group of bills which were aimed require fishermen. both resident resident to take out licenses to require naturalized citizens Jo15, when they apply either for fishing hunting licenses.
 A bill was rejected on an adv report which would prevent a m Der of q. state Or national polit committee from holding the offict states attorney. It has been said the bill was directed at Homer Cummings, who is states attorne Fairfield COEnty and also chairl of the democratic national commi
 A raise m salary for clerks in state treasurer's office was rec mended. The railroad q committee ora ably reported the bill to allow Connecticut company tn delay op tion of trolley cars in Monhegan D Norwich.
 Among additional unfavorabIe ports were those to require the York and Stanford Street Rail Co. to sprinkle streets over whicl cars run in Greenwich borough: to wise upward all fees for sheriffs constables; to amend the Charte Torrington borough concerning building code, under which a bull inspector or superintendent of struction of buildings could be pointed, and on the bill to amend New Haven charter relating to the division of the city into wards.
 The house laid over until Tue the bill to raise a commission to : vestigate the finances of Brdgepo
 Reports From Judiciary.
 The judiciary committee against creating a, board at Nor to take care Of courthouse prop It favors a bill allowing cities horoughS to make bylaws concer the removal of ice and snow sidewalks; an amendment to Branford charter creating a boar finance, and fixing liabilities for q ages on persons who kindle fire the woods in spite of warnings ofl WdluSllS. IIlS Clt19S dIlt n0MD committee reported for a Bristol q ter amendment relating 10 the VI commissioners and for an am ment on the Naugatuck charter thoTiHiug a retirement board and for it's policemen.
 To Investigate Hospital.
 The resolution under which mission was to be raised to inq into the management of the M field state hospital training school colony for epileptics was revived adopted in both branches, the ofla draft having before been lost passage. Senator Hemenway pro ed against rushing through the Iution and Senator klett ooJecte
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