New Britain herald., 1921-02-23
n CKET CHARTER BILL
 COMMITTEE REPORT
UnfavOrabIe Report to Abol- ish County Commission CTS Before House-Friday Session This Week.

Hartford. Fob. 23.-A bonus to world war veterans or some other form of recognition of their services win be q problem soon to be taken up by tho general assembly. This was indicated today when. in the aouse. MT. Buckley of Union. stated hat he. with Senator Dc Laney, had 1ad a conference with Governor Lake pn the subject. and it was now neces- nry for tho legislature to say wheth- sr the present aid to service men was O continue or a bonus bill substitut- hdA He suggested that decision be Ia early. One plan offered by MT. Buckley was that the military and committee hold joint pectinga as n means of determining he attitude of the legislature. The nattor rested there. but 1t Is thought before the weekend a method oi procedure will be agreed upon.
 Derby Gas Bill.
 From tho calendar the house adopt d tho bin to allow Derby Gas com bnny to change it's name to Derby las and Electric company.
 \ bill to end existence Of unused lank or trust company charters ranted by previous general assem- plies, and which have usually been deferred to as pocket charters was reported by the banks committee. This Is regarded as one of the very nportant items of prospective legis- ntion- The bill reads:
 That any special charter granted 'rior Co tho converting of the general assembly at it's January session. 1921. any bank, trust company. bank ana rust company, building and loan as- ooHD on or investment company. that lat bt completed it's organization ndis not conducting the actual busn- less of such association or company n tho first day of October. 1921. shah b repealed from the first day of oc- pbor. 1s21"
 Bank BiII.
 The banks committed reported fa- orably q bill which will remove tho imitation on tho aggregate value of ares to be issued by building and Inn associations. SO. if adopted. il m not be necessary for individual ssociations from time to time to ome to the general assembly to in- renae tho maximum figure of their ggregnte share loan issue. The bill
 effect reads:
 That the law on building and loan nsoeiations be amended to read as blows:
 ''To issue shares of m ultimate ma pred value of two hundred dollars nch. or q similar amount, to be ac- ammulatod by monthly or weekly in- allments aggregating one dollar per hnro DOT month. on such terms and snditions as it's constitution and by kvs may provide, but no member nli be entitled to vote on moro than aAhnre in any such corporation"
 banks committee report un- avornbIy on q bill to repeal the nail loans law adopted last session n request Of tho Sage Foundation. cnator Brooks said that the law Is elping many people who seek smali bans and it keeps such worthy per pms out of tho hands of usurers.
 The Central Connecticut Power pmpany petitioned for opportunity
 be heard on it's desire for an in- ,oase in capital stock. A favorable ibstituto was offered on the bill to enend the charter of the Torrington later company.
 Another bill reported favorably by banks committee provides that di-
 tors or trustees of savings banks 70 are not executive officers of such ktitution may receive not more than
 as compensation for attendance at netinEs of tho directors or trustees. lis bill would mako a departure in q oversight of q savings institution.
 UnfavornbIc Reports
 mills unfavorably reported to the ,rtre and rejected included those: to
 tho office of county commis-
 to retire county officers on ,nsions; 10 increase compensation
 deputy sheriffs and constables by ncing them on a salary basis; for iformity in drawing deeds: for dis nnl of bodies for anatomical pur-
 rg---alI from the judiciary com