New Britain herald., 1923-01-16

 cluded thesel William ], l.aTkin. IT. and Joha r, AedFath al Waterbury, Arthur r, Libby. judge and Henry II, Peitis. deputy. at korwiehi Bernard $. Higgins. judge, and Thomas W, Bryant at Torringioni Thomas F, Danne. judge and George |. King and Willis l, Tenn. deputy, al Merdeh,
 Senator Gibbs A bill 10 require street railway companies 10 maintain highways for two feet on each side Of the outer rail Of their tracks,
 Home Ilule fian.
 Senator Rogers Authorizing cities, towns and boroughs to contract with others for sewage disposal, home rule bill for cities.
 Senator Goldenl Resolution 10 ap- point Dr. ]. D, Eggieston trustee or the boys school at Meriden for four years from July l. 1898,
 Senator MeGrath, Waterbury. of- fered a resolution to memoriaiize con eress in behalf of modification of the yolstead act to permit sale Of light wines and beers that are "hon-ih' tosieating."
 Anti.siosquito Bill.
 Senator Brooks; Two bills to amend the laws for the elimination of mos quiioes.
 Senator Wilder; Amending the charter Of the New Canaan country club; to validate the omnibus validat' ing act of isi. concerning and reiai' ing to sales Of real estate ordered by probate courts. increasing the expense allowance to the clerk of the common pleas court of Fairfield county.
 Another bill would make the com pensation of the court messenger at Norwich si.b0n.
 The bin to exclude from member shin on the state board Of finance anyone who Is a director of a public state aided institution located outsiae his home town and which was or fered by Mir. Buckley last session was sent to the Judiciary committee.
 In tho House.
 Snow blocked roads, delayed trains and reluctance of some to attend short session made the house attend ancc below its full number. The last stage of settling the house to busi- ness was not carried through as the committee on seats did not make its report. It is understood the chair men of committees as usual get the plums, which are an aisle seat. the democrats will have the tiers on the sneakers right and that the seven women members will not be together. Miss Green, democrat. of Holland, may sit with her party members The main lever of the publican majority will be handled by Major Buckley from the seat on the left aisle for so many years occupied. by the floor leader.
 Among the resolutions were these: For William A. Wilcox, judge at Stonington; Robert l.. Munger judge and Milton c. Isbcll. deputy judge, at Ansonia; James K. Mead, judge, at Greenwich: George H. Vosburg, judge, in the second taxing district, Norwalk.
 Various House Bills.
 Among bills introduced were: Es- tablishing the town court of West port.
 Including in the trunk line system of highways the road between North Cornwall and Falls Village and the main road between Cornwall Bridge and Warren. Providing for sale of property held in trust under the will of Silas C. Beers of Cornwall; authorizing Bethel to issue $1oo,ooo in bonds ex- empting property of fraternal and library organizations from taxation; i reimbursing Pennington of $12,5oo for bridge on public road; con ,crning settlement of trust estates or ,ersons presumed to be dead; appro- oriating s25,ooo for the Greenwich l hospital. A petition asked for the creation of the Connecticut conservation com mission for the purpose of regulating pollution of inland waters