New Britain herald., 1923-01-23
COVERT OFFERS BILL TO RESTORE
 GREENBERG,S CIVIL RIGHTS: PLAN TO CUT TDOWN AUTO 7ElEFTy URGED
Local Senator's Measure Would Also Give Deposed Prosecutor Right to Ask Reinstatement as Law- yer-Dmham Wants Cerification of Title For All Motor Cars-Many Other Bills

Hartford, Jan. Senator Richard
 Covert Of New Britain, offered a bill
 lo restore civil rights to Albert A. ! hseenberg, eX-proseeutor in the New Britain court, who was lined $500 and
 given suspended Six months sen- |, teneo by Judge Wolfe on charges growing out Of liquor running sean 2 dais. The bil also would give him
 the right 10 apply for reinstatement as
 member Of the bar. Flood of Hills. , The flood of bills Into the general , assembly began today as closing time for new business will be next Friday. The first excise bill offered by Sem
 afor kenealy would permit q court to turn confiscated liquors over 10 a hos , pital or state aided institution instead . Of ordering them destroyed. He also
 offered a bill changing the teachers
 pension law. increasing the minimum
 pension 10 $500. the maximum 10 sf.-
 800 and making term Of service Ia
 years In case of application for a pen
 sion by reason Of disability.
 Senator Bakewell put in bill 10 deal with speculation in tickets to
 sports and performances of all kinds
 with penalty clause.
 To Protect Autoists.
 A bill would repeal the egg stamp ing law; another would provide s525,- 00o for new armory in New Haven; 10 license all persons engaged in re- pairing automobiles: making it a fel- ony for husband to abandon his wife who may be approachcing ma ternity: s2.00c for the Backus hospi- tai at Norwich; appointing H. S. Bull lard recorder and George H. Day and A. H. Creedon judges at Hartford; aboishing capital punishment; regu- lating the commissions of real estate brokers: that savings banks may in- vest in mortgage bonds of unencum- bered real estate in the state; provid- ing for real estate commission.
 The first general automobile bill was offered by Representative Dun ham and provides for certification of titles of cars with the motor vehicle department which certificate goes with the car in later transactions and backed by the state chamber of com merce is aimed to lessen thefts of machines.
 A bill sponsored by the state or nithologist would stop using monkeys with street organs, birds with fortune chances in connection with hand or gans or possession of chameleons.
 A finance bill by MT. Porter would repeal tho law under which a state tax is laid.
 Mir Andrews of Danbury proposes granting power to the state board of control to abate taxes due the state by any street railway company in the hands of receiver etc.
 The railroad bilato investigate train service on railroads was not called ID in the house.
 The first bill to change county com- missions from three persons to one vas offered by MT. Hyde of Brooklyn.
 The session fn both branches was hort but the clerks had a lively halt lour handling the measures sent to heir desks.
 In the Senate
 The administration fuel control bill ,hich Senator Els offered last week vas sent to the judiciary committee or hearing. It was deemed too rastic by many senators and if if is eported in it is likely to be in great i. changed form. The senate ~,- eived the Wilder bill advocated " 10 governor to raise commission to .udy cancer and malignant skin iseases. The commission would serve ithout compensation.
 For Five Cent Car iarcs Senator McGrath put in bill 10 'nuire that all trolley cars should ave two men. This would mean tie ld of the onc-man cars. He also Id nickle fare bill which provides at no single fare within city 0. wn limit should exceed five cents. mother that saving hank depositor th s100 to his or her credit may erctse the right of voting for tie nk's officers and hold ofice.
 Would Register Badges Senator Wilder in another bill ,uld provide that insignia badge. al. button Or emblem of a society, sociation, tabor union or incorpor- ed club may be registered with the eretary of state and fixing punish- mt of an officer or organization iich initiates and uses such insignia ongfuli.-
 Senator NcGrath in a bill would e municipalities the right to use les Of private concerns for carrying res without charge; and providing tt before the Waterbury aldermen le bonds the same must be sub tied to referendum.
 Aimed at K. K. K. The same senator had bill in diness which would prohibit the eting or banding together of indi- uals as an organization which con Is the identity of those members mask, gown or otherwise. While making any specific reference the
 was thought to be aimed at the klux klan.
 mong other senate bills were se:
 Y Ells-tTo make women eligible jury duty, being the bill prepared the Women Voters League. y Wilder-To authorize a s25O.00o igeport- East Washington avenue ge bonds; amending the act Of in- ,oration of the Bridgeport Med association and meeting from tion it's effects up to s200. .0Oo to 1ge vaccination laws relating to 'ol children so that a physician certify as to whether it would be lent on account Of sickness or continued on Thirteenth Page)