New Britain herald., 1919-01-30

tation On thesoutlay. TISe repnBS
senators from Bridgeport Will asl
adoption of the resolution.
But Little New Business.
Only one day more remains 70
PRODUCTION Of business The vo
today was considerable. but the
thus far is hardly 90 per cent of
offered in each of the previous
sessions.
Tomorrow business may ad
per cent. 10 the present total d
cation Of measures is noticeable
few important constructive bills
yet been received.
Plan Legislative Reunion.
For a legislative reunion ON
lOOth anniversary of the general
semblN May Z, Il resolution by Sci
HemenWaN creating a committd
two senators and six representaa
to make a program within sol
was adopted.
Mr.. Carroll, of Norfolk, put in
concerning the abolition of inv
tary poverty by gradually exemz
all products of labor from tax
thereby increasing the tax uponH
until the speculative holding of
out of use shall be rendered unrM
able and the source Of all wealth.
be accessible to every inhabitanH
der concessions of democratic equaA
FaVors Referendum.
Mr.. TalcOtt proposed a bill IN
qutre a referendum on all BRO
federal constitutional amendm en-
More sunday observance and B
day movies bills appeared in thA
ate. Automobile bills would p
for general alarm to each town d
an automobile is stolen; that au @
Diles being tOWed should carr @
flags or red lights. and incre 2
penalties for theft of machines M
to permit minors between 16 a M
years to operate machines.
IAN agricultural bill would est A@
a single departm ent under one 8
missioner and abolish the state 8
Of agriculture. z
Judge Wolfe was confirmed f -
New Haven common pleas couS
both branches.
Judgeship resolutions We're for |
MaXfield, at Orange, indicating d 8
test there, and t. r. Sears, dept 8
Naugatuck.
Senator Brooks, in three @
would enlarge the opportunitiH HM
savings banks investments by @
sion of certain kinds of bonds o #
eign governments and public nd A
corporations, etc, in the list of s
tiles which may he held under
fled restrictions. @
Want Trolley Cars Heated. 8
Trolley bills would provide 2
heated vestibules. prohibiting p5 8
gers standing with motormen, an laSzs
other to stop operation of one
cars by requiring two men on 2
car.
Tho house elected r. l.. lie AB
and George SisWick commission
Tolland county; John Fl. nadS
e. j.. Lafrance as commissione 8
Windham county.
To Sell State Pier. ass 2a
\ bill by Senator Fox would ps #
sale of the state pier at New L. M
to the federal government ant d5
erection by the commission Of S SS
pier FOR state purposes. A New
don city bill would provide for 8zs
lion dollar bond issue for purpc $s8
developing harbor frontage.
A health bill would establish
protective bureau to guard youn
pie from vice and disease Th
would be $50, 900.
A game bill would prohibit she M
Of partridge before October s,
another would license cats to p
song birds.
Among excise bills. which are
vas one to define spirituous liqud
light of the prohibition amend 8ss
E. Graham asked for
light to acquire the Danbury
Bethel Street Railway. %
Nomination Approved.
To save printing bills resoll
'aVorably reported on various nor
ions of the governor were ad SH
lnder suspension of the rule and
o the house These included:
Burgess, l.. p. Smith, l.. H. w a
md II. r. II. Hurd, New +
larbOr commissioners; w. I'll.
we'll, f. V. Chapel and G. l..
o be rivers, harbors and hr
E. f. Lockwood
2. w. KowIey TO be shell fish
f. j. Struges to be S
commissioner; {. J. Bennett, to Hz
highway commissioners; e. n.
BARD to be a rcformatory dire
Burton Mansfield to be tnsui Nh
IHnntin11nd ON Ninth pa ~ zgaa