New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
STATE SENATE IN FAVORO OF WOMEN :
 ON JURY PANELS
Adopts Bill and Sends It Back !. to House Where It Previous
 ly Was Rejected
UPPER BRANCH TURNS
 DOWN YOUNG AS JUDGE

Disagrees With House on Stamford
 Court--Budgct for Next Two
 Years Reported-Has Total Of
 ss1,3s4,453, Which Is an Increase
 of ss,550 Over Figure of Two
 Years Ago.
 State Capitol, Hartford. April 2s.- The senate again took up the wom- ans jury bill. reconsidered sending 1t to the journal adopted it and sent it to the house where it had been re-
 jected.
 The senate, 13 to 12, rejected the committee report on Samuel Young for judge at Stamford in disagree
 ment with the house, rejected the resolution and refused to reconsider its action.
 Resolution for Young was adopted
 by the house 11S to 55 on rising vote, which in effect was defeat for
 Senator kenealy.
 Tax On Gasoline.
 The state budget was reported to the house and as well as the gaso- line tax bill, making the tax two cents a gallon.
 The state budget for two years
 from July next, carrying a total of
 S31,3S5,453, an increase of sS,550
 over the figure Of two yearseago, was reported to the house today
 The Wheeler bill against pollution
 of inland waters with many changes also was reported 10 the house.
 In the Senate
 Senators E. r. Hall and Anderson with Senate Clerk Baker attended the funeral of Assistant Senate Clerk Nowicki at New Britain prior 10 the session today.
 Chaplain Aver referred to boys week in his prayer and asked for divine guidance for all those who are engaged this week in directing the activities and energies. of both
 9oys and gie5.
 A labor bill reported would amend section 530S and provide that no public restaurant, cafe, dining room,' barber shop, hair dressing or mani- curing establishment or photograph gallery, shall employ any minor un- der IS years of age, or any woman, between the hours of 10 p. m. and a, m. or more than six days or 5s hours In any one week. En- forcement of this regulation is placed with the labor department and penalty for violation would be $100.
 No Preference To Citizens
 An unfavorable report was made by the labor committee on Senator Tone's bill to give preference to citizens over aliens on public works projects and the bill was rejected. Without debate the senate adopted the bill which will allow the New Haven Water Co. to build reser- yoir in Guilford, Killingworth and North Branford to supply New Ha- ven with water and the bill which in effect creates a new law govern ing aircraft in Connecticut.
 Favorable reports to the senate were on bills giving deputy sheriffs in attendance at the district court of Waterbury $6 day instead of ss; continuing for two years the committee, Former Senator J. H. Macdonald of New Haven, Repre- sentative J. H. Hill of shelton and Representative Averil of Branford to investigate the present ballot sys- tem, and making an appropriation of s50,0OO for maintenance of nor nal trade schools by the state board of education; providing method of assembling abutting property own CTS In Waterbury for the costs of putting in sewers; placing collection and disposal of garbage in Water bury under the public works de- partment; determining the bound- aries of the Naugatuck river within the Waterbury limits; creating a janitors and engineers fund in Stam- ford. Establishing in Waterbury two sinking funds for purpose of paying the city's indebtedness. Motor License Refunds The judiciary committee reported favorably bill to give the motor vehicle commissioner power to re- fund registration fees whenever 8 motorist is entitled to the same. This session many special bills have been considered to make refunds for various causes. A general law will save labor at future sessions. S250 For Sword
 The senate adopted the bill to ap- propriate s250 for sword for Lieut.. Leslie P. Arnold, army world avia- tor who Is a Connecticut man. The bill to give steam roads the right to own and operate motor vehicles in passenger service was adopted by the senate without debate, In con- trast with the long and lively debate in the house last week the senate after explanation by Senator Pelton the fish and game committee and brief uuestionig by several other senators adopted the shad bill in concurrence with the house amend ment which added Friday night to the four days on which shad nets might be used. Senator Pierson
 thanked Senator Pelton flor the
 ,hange of heart of the committee" n adding Friday 10 the list of days.
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