New Britain herald., 1925-03-10

detectives and two bills providing for | lootpaths on state highways,
 The senate session opened today with not only large attendance of | members, but an unusually large 1 gallery. about 100 school children ,roopng in as the session opened.
 Favorable Reports.
 Favorable reports were made in the senate on bills providing that cold storage apples soId for delivery uustide the state shall be inspected under rules prescribed by the board of agriculture and providing that laws relating to bulls shall apply to bulls of . months or moro.
 Measures Rejected.
 Senate bills rcNctvd were;
 TO widen bridges in Windham and N,w London counties; including highway in Nomntours and North $,ouington in the trunk Iino systom incDulmG d highway in Mansfield and Wilmington in the trunk line sys- tenn: approprating $1oo,"oo for buy Wg land for Wor for mountain state park: providing that state highway department in clearing highways Of snow shall leave a smtU amount
 The hiu proyilnE for $5oooooo lin stat bonds to purchase park lands was rclcrrcd to the finance com miucc.
 i \ bin authorizing th" Waterbury Gas Light co. to take over tho Thom- aston Gas Co. was rccommitted 10 the interpretations committee, after favorable report hal been made. A joint committee was raised by senate land house artion to bring back from |tbc expressing clerk the bill appOr- tioniug part of the tax on unincor- poratcd businesses to counties. It ! was explained that errors in th" wording had been found after the bill passed both houses.
 The deficiency appropriation htll calling for $G>S.G9o was passed in the senate on favorable report Of tho committee. II was taken from the calendar ahrad of time hut when transmitted to the house was ordered printed in the journal pending action Thursday.
 Bills Passed,
 Tho following bills were passed in No senate:
 Allowing banks to rcfus" payment on papor one year after date; ap- propriating si5,0oo for the Conno'u- rut state hospital; establishing wa for and sewage commission in par- irn: authorizing the Bristol and ,pjajnvillc Electric co. to change the mar value of its stock; increasing in" c2nitaI stock of the SeymoNr Trust Co.,; authorizing tho lanii commis- sion t1 order suspension of business in certain cares; changing the date of enrolment and payment of per sonal tax in larg" towns; creating planning board in Strattord.
 An amendment to the bill amhor- fzing tn" United Illuminating Co. to extend operations was mad in the ,nate after the bill lad passed the house. It would allow acceptance Of tbe provisions by the company with in one year.
 House Bills Rejected Hills rrnc;el in the hous" were: D provi4ing appeals ill criminal cases in certain towns Of lItchheld coun'y be taken 70 the district court of Waterbury instead of the county %uparior court; providing discharge of lien 0: payment Of money in court: allowing minors % attend movie, with approved cHap"ron; r. .,luc;n- numn'r o' Fairfield county commissioners 10 two; p"oyidins for service of process on business agent or voluntary organizations; r. pnaIing ichantpr 12", public acts of 1923 on p.,aiiu%s in civil action.
 \ resolution granting tue uso of ,}. nou4,- 1laI 10 the lLbuc commit i,.. sor W~lrc~iay was adopted, Tho ltII rasiug educational quaif- trations for chiiIrou'.s working c"r- ,srGca>.s from sixth to scvcnth rgal.. WIS referred 70 rno committcr .,u oIuru.io1 ou recommendation Of
 :.r labor rommi,t-'.
 ether bills rejected in the hous'
 r.:
 proridine employers must furnish
 > .95 IFS with price information or
 trh rynr ol work; r,iucing mum.
 ,-., ot jurors from Grorn"ich iron
 jf 70 H.: authorizing judges tC .3mlt u.arSay ry;dcrc" al thoir dis
 t'ion; p~o}jdine for confinement 0
 Iog., providing inheritance ta,
 must b. paid oa ouc-haIf of join s .rnancieS; pro\iimg for iCdgnon
 where counter c'1im is filed ml"a
 G.irud&r. makes aMilalt for dc r r"ns"; providing no person be re D qrirod to sorye on JCri"s moro ,hu,
 three years.
 = Bills Adopted
 The following bills were adopto,
 uy 1n' Tous":
 Eepoa1ing chapter &og Of the pub |. lie acts Of 1919, which authorize, -- tho highway commissioner to rcpai ' roads and hr'Ige8 in small towns ," which ha'r' been damaged nor .- than s1o0 hy commercial moto e. ,rb;clrs. a. 'hr r,qost of the select
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