New Britain herald., 1923-03-06
REPORT FAVORABLY !. ON BILL TO FORM { RAIL COMMISSION
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(continued from First page) !. in tickets for sports or amusements given by educational institutions be- ing particularly aimed to stop specu- lation in Yale football tickets; for COS operation of the state park commis- sion with commissions in other states in care of park lands on common state boundaries; extending the juris- diction of the Norwalk courts; allow Ing savings banks to invest in mort gage bonds of water companies incor- porated in Connecticut: requiring ad- ditional corporations to come under supervision of the banking depart ment as to regular examinations of their affairs: providing that where no will is left the holdings of deceased person of equity in shares of building and loan associations may be paid to the husband, or wife as the case may he, without probable court order, the payee assuming responsibility as is the case in small bank deposits; fixing minimum penalty of 30 years or $l,000 fine, or both for the crime of carnal abuse of a minor female: au-
 
 bonds for it's share of a highway bridge between Groton and Stoning- ton; Providing for elimination of fire hazard along the right of way of rail- roads by requiring the latter to clear grass and shrubs along the tracks and to blow fire lines; amending the law which created a board of examiners in chiropractic, altering the manner of appointments and prohibiting any person, except physician or surgeon from practicing chiropractic unless a graduate of charter. chiropractic school or college, and fixing a penalty for fraudulent use of a diploma or att tempt to practice.
 IN THE HOUSE
 A novelty in the House introduced today was a plan of the seating of members which exactly covered the desk top. Each was a duplicate of the guide used by, Speaker Nickerson to instantly name a member rising to speak. Heretofore, members have de- pended upon their charts of the seat ing of members in their pocket man. ual, which, as yet, have not come from the printers. The pamphlet con- taining the list of bills also was dis tributed. As two-third of all meas ures have been disposed of the use of the list of bills has lost much of it's value except as record.
 The house concurred with the sem ate in rejecting the senate bill de- priving local boards of education of some of their authority in the ap- pointment of superintendents of l schools and as to their salaries. and | regarding teachers and their salaries. Concurrence was also voted in re- jecting the senate bills prohibiting discrimination between men and women teachers; and in other senate bills unfavorably reported by the committee on education.
 The house became insistently at odds with the senate when the latter sent back the bill to incorporate the Outlook Fire Insurance company which it refused to admit being new, business: The house named MT. Schatz of Hartford, and MT. Meech of West Hartford as a committee of confer ence. The house admitted the bill last week.
 The house receded in adopting the bill incorporating the West Suffield cemetery association and concurred in sending the bill to the interpretations committee.
 Favorable Reports
 Favorable reports in the house were on these bills:
 Extending the time to 1925 for ex- ercise of it's charter rights by the Meriden, Middletown and Guilford Electric railroad; for payment of costs by the state where the ac- cused does not appear in criminal cases, or escapes without fault of the officer; giving Unionville authority to ; license peddlers and hucksters; for , election of nine members of the Strat- ford town council; increasing the sal ary of the Shelton chief of police, and concerning the duties of the board of finance in Branford.
 Mrs. Lewis of Stratford moved &C., :, ceptance of an unfavorable report of tho committee and rejection of bill providing for $30o,Oo0 dormitory at the Danbury Normal school. MT. An l drews Of Danbury tried to have this report tabled until some action was reported on similar senate bill but his motion did not prevail and the bill was rejected. Mrs. Lewis is on the education committee and was the first woman this session to make motion on bill or report.
 From its calendar the house adopt ed the following bills
 Requiring warning devices on gaso- line motor cars operated on steam requiring town clerks to ( record on instrument, hour, day, t month and year of it's receipt for re- a cord and the keeping of daily record book and index. House bill, number 794 adopted, r gives Danielson Jurisdiction over its s and authorizes borough or g to prevent lettering on the l streets in Danielson. d