Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14
BILE 10 LICENSE REAL ESTATE BROKERS

Ha Ftford. April 1s.-The first step to renlaAe the real estate business by stAse law was. taken today in the general assenbtS when the house adopted the e1tl to create q st4te real estate commits siSn.S The debate on 1t was of some 1snsth 61t the opposition was not strong. Heose Leader John Buckley, who got the h5n sbe3cres the body, explained that ''ft sat11ed ste reach those persons whose office is enly under their hat and whose deal in<as tA rezl estate are apt to be un- sc1dpulpuG ''3s'k t3s'
 me bIil wfi give large measure of lpfoteetion to Ethe public All real estate brokersS wpuld be licensed as would real estatss sealesmen.s The commission which would look after; the regulations would
 fe. naFned thy, the governor and would be lsersurpoftins. License fees would be tie for the first yea5 and s5 for renew
 sforS S6rokess,F and g for the first year
 For sAlesmenv and 4$1 for renewals. The
 com iissicnees would receive $15 day for 5dsysscf aetnal service. i. The bill does not 2appiy3tos owners lesson, attorneys or these holding power of attorney. .f Under labor bills the, commissioner on I faSor and factory inspection would re-
 euixe adequate toilet accommodations in. 4 mAnufactuydng. mercantile and mechan- scal est1bl bltshments ts. and also be able to AO0SSAA tIaSbOk 1uloE1Q3II0n QQoGIgO O6ln.s - | s Az hshing bill would place restrictions I on nfing in the Housatonic; river from
 the junction with the Naugatuck river ts .stAe dam of the Housatonic Power I company, and from the dam to the mouth
 ef tic She1ang river
 The labor committee reported a bfll | providing that no child under 1e years of aEey shah be employed. in any ,nfll can-
 ne7y. wegkshep. factory or manufactur- Ing sgtAbfishment more than eight hours a d1y,s or after es D. m or before a. ln pleyersFor gnardians who violate the provisions of this law would be fined
 &2es sfof eachs offense: A
 ,AA bin flor sa4 new law to government Iayiaticn in sthe state was reported in by andEiAfyF committed The bill. was draft I d by Aaj6r ". VI. Malone of Bristol and l places ssnpnvisibna of craft and licensing l ef efEopefatsrs with the motor vehicle com
 missioner. and srevises the present law which has become anticipated in the space
 of seven years The present law will be
 repeated: sst5 s9t
 The' house aocspted4 the committee re-
 poEtedt t adverse to the purchase and kiain9fensnce of an executive mansion.
 The. resolution proposing a constitu-
 tiona1 amehdmert providing for election
 Of Judges by popular vote was reject cd on an adverse report
 An araendnent sto the Waterbury city court chartsr would revise the salaries
 p2id9to the judges and clerks.
 Senator Chsilenger's bill to secure le- gal lredress for. tenants who suffer by
 reason of improperly heated apartments was given a favorable report from the [comK1rtee onA the Judiciary. It provides ] that 2 leased building, fiat, apartment , rEsidence, office or place of business in
 which heat is to- be furnished as a part , of the contract shall be deemed a place
 injurious to health if the temperature 1n . if, when 1t should be heated, Is less than
 es degrees Any lessor, agent. manager
 superintendent or janitor under contract to-. furnish heat hot water or light whc Hihully falls to furnish such and :r. ! terferes with the comfortable quiet or en.
 joynent; of the premises shall be deemed . guilty of misdemeanor and fined $1oo ol : given sixty days in jail. ! The question of ,redstricting the stat. i Into congressional districts under the cen, ! sus figures, and also the question # re- , distticting for senatorial districts, will pt [ heard before the committee on consres X sicnaf and senatorial districts on Tues - day. April %. it was announced by Sen n atort Potter today. It is expected tna ! great interest will be taken in both thes, ]. matters as. there; is a difference of opfn : ion as to the need at this time of a ais $ trict congf fessinan.
 Senator Bowers has drawn up a list O r towns. to be fitted into six districts il { plaeeT of the: five at present.
 $ $Another labor bill reported would des i. ignates bowling alleys as mercantile estab
 iishrnents within the meaning of the act
 Stiil another provides that public laun
 dry shall be regarded as manufacturing
 establishment and no laundry work is t.
 be done In room used as a sleeping O
 living room no person having tubercu