New Britain herald., 1921-02-16
REAL ESTATE MEMS , LICENSE BILL HEARD
Those Who Are Determined to Rid Connecticut of Sum- mer's Pest-the Mosquito Also Appear Today.

Hartford, Fob. is.--Men who sell who want to eliminate the mosquito by m act of the legislature made up tho chief groups at the capitol today. With epring coming on at express ppood and grass turning green on tho capitol lawn. talk about swatting the nomauito on its native heath did not seen SO much out of place as the cal suAnr would indicate.
 Judiciary committee handled he real estate question while public health and safety got information lyout pest breeding places along tho tound shore and that can be cleaned ID. The real estate men had some in crest in this question as it was claim d that If the mosquito is bounced ealty values will improve.
 The rcal estate men, however, were mainly interested In bills which would ~uulro them to take out licenses to uy and ssiI real estate and to create state real estate commission.
 It's Up to tho Public.
 The legislative session. as yester- ny- was short. although there was Aore talking in the house. The speech as by MT. Ford Of New Haven. chair ian or the committee on cities and pToughA, who expressed hla wonder ent at the diversity of opinion held citizens on some homo problems. . said some bills before his commit e were for consolidation of horoughs hd towns: othern to Het off a borough. pm yot others to merge town tA y. If his committee in its poN6 did not always seem consist ht Mir. Ford said 1t was not the com itteo'E fault. The difference of opin- h went back to citizens for where mo favored ono form of local gov nment others wanted another kind. any member of his committee did t liko tho report as submitted by committee ho hoped that that nmher would get up and say so. Free precision of opinion. Mir. Ford ought made for good legislation.
 Judges Arc Appointed.
 Tn tho upper body. Senator chal- ger presided. Tho senate adopted pse senate resolutions on courts: pointing Frank A. Seers judge. and Try H. Schofield deputy at Nauga- 'k; s. Victor Prince judge at New ndon. It adopted these house reso- ions Tn concurrence: Appointing Fvis D. Brown judge. and George J. ith deputy at Milford; F. w Scy- pr judge and clerk at Winchester: .M.Hickey judge and s. N.Brainerd aty at East Hartford; F.. R. Kelsey 70 and L. B. Zacher deputy at Mil d: S. IT. Warner judge. and C. F. d0rVon deputy at Middletown: J. c.
 judge and c. S. Willis deputy Shelton;T F. Welch judge and J. F. Partlnnd deputy at Southington: II. Floss judge and Curtis Dean dep- nt willlmantic.
 Judiciary Reports.
 he Judiciary committee reported prably on the state police commits bill which will permit employ nc of an attorney to prosecute cases ked up by or based upon arrests ie by the state police. The bin i'd give the commission tho right employ m attorney if t thinks conditions warrant it. The chtef Of the bill. it is understood would 10 make 1t possible to properly 1uct a case fin a town where tllere Q prosecutor.
 is understood that this committee report unfavorabiy on the bill Of Ator Brown to repeal the law un- which moving picture exhibitions given on Sundays.
 nvorable reports to the senate on bills to change the name Of Greenwich Reading and Library ci1>Apu to the Greenwich Library.
 hginE tho charter of tho ntaln Grove cemetery at Bridge
 SO 1t will have 90 directors in- Of Q.
 unanimous consent both chea admitted a bill to incorpor- Inc Congress Bank and Trust
 wwsaf New Haven.