New Britain herald., 1921-03-16
DAYLIGHT SAVlNG BILL
 KILLED IN THIS STATE
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 to a bill. reported from the judiciary the transportation of gasoline on a common carrier.
 The railroads committee reported a bill to allow street railway com panies 10 own and operate motor vehicles for trolley ears on hon-pay- ing lines upon approval of the pub lie utilities commission.
 The education committee was against a new dormitory at the Dam bury Normal school to cost $200.oo0.
 Favorable reports from the iudiri ary committee were on these bills:
 Against Hospital Frauds.
 Providing for prosecution of per son who having been a patient at tempts to dcfraud se hospital or other charitable institutions: amending the law to make it possible to impose severe penalty on a person who may injure or harm the orals of a child; providing for payment of forfeited non-suport bonus to the wife and children whose neglect has caused the arrest: providing that select men may provide for wife or fam fly out of non-support bonds while the husband and father is in jail
 The judiciary committee reported unfavorablc on three bills to prohibit service charges or gas meter charges by gas and electric companies. MT Buckley. in the house said the com mittee did not feel it was able to go into an analysis Of conditions for both company and consumer, but did feel that the public utilities commits sion was q good tribunal to hear the individual complaints. The commit ~f,1a J,i of reporting a bill to require the public utilities commission 10 hold hearings in towns and cities when complaints arc made.
 Representative Andrews of Danbu3v had favored these bills but as T Danbury case was now before the commission he favored rejection of the bills to see how that case works out. The matter could again be brought in.
 No IucrcaSCI Penalty
 The same committee was against the bill increasing penalty for man slaughter from , to 20 years; against that to regulate attendance of chil- dren under II at amusements (moV- ing pietures) to fix the weight of bushel of various commodities. and to increase penalties for crimes against minor females
 Forfeited rights were restored on the part of senate to James M. Me Gran of New Britain and Harry Delac- ca of Bridgeport.
 The interpretations committee re- ported favroably the bill opermit Warner Brothers of Bridgeport to in crease capital stock up to SIC, ,000, 900; in incorporating the BoZrah Electric company.
 The banks committee was adverse 10 the bill to incorporate the Home Bank and Trust company of Hartford.
 Reports from the education com mittee were: UnfavorabIe. providing for attaching seal of town on diplomas issued hy town school committee Favorable. to increase the allowance to s450 year and S30 for clothing for each deaf minor in a state in stitution.
 The bill to create the Bantam Vot- ing district was adopted with its sen ate amendment concerning the duties of registrars.
 The senate adopted bills authoriZing g Torrincton Water company to increase it's capital stock up to $1,000,000 and authorizing Norwich to supply Lisbon with water.
 The senate in it's session today up
  mittee on forfeited rights to give James McCrann Of New Britain re- stored rights of citizenship. Other Bills Heard. Representative Covert's bills Nos. 2S0. PSI and 2S2 concerning the li- censing of signs on the state high ways came up for hearing before the Judiciary committee today. The bill was previously before the committee on roads. rivers and bridges, but was later reassiGned to the judiciary com mittec.
 House Bill No. 5S0 introduced by Representative Rutherford of New Britain relative to the disclosing of bank deposits also came up before the judiciary committee today. The bill was given to Rutherford by William Gowlishaw of the New Brit ain Charity department. Mir. Ruther- ford appeared in behalf of the bill at the hearing.