New Britain herald., 1925-04-01
SENATE D|SAGREES
 WITH THE HOUSE
Takes Different View on School
 Board Questions

State Capitol, Hartford, April 1.- The senate disagreed with tho house today on the bill which would pre- vent town treasurers from being members of school boards. In the house town treasurers were prohibit ed from membership, but the sem ate amended, prohibiting town treas urers only from being secretaries of school boards.
 Bills passed were: Increasing an- nuities of school janitors in New Haven; providing cold storage apples to be sold outside the state shall be inspected by the board of agricul- ture; incorporating the Bankers Trust Co.,. of Essex; protecting own CTS of electric storage batteries; nu- thorizing the northeast school dis trict of Hartford to Issue bonds; in- cooperating the Patent Insurance Co.,, of Hartford; authorizing the city of Bridgeport to issue s450,000 city hall site and s115,000 library bonds: authorizing the East Hart ford fire district 10 issue bonds; in creasing salaries in the Westport town court as follows: Judge, $7o0; deputy judge. $4o0; prosecutor $500.
 Making appropriation for heating, lighting and equipment of Henry Whitfield House; authorizing the city of Waterbury to issue park bonds for s1O0,000; providing for assessment of benefits and damages resulting from drainage of state aid and trunk line highways: providing for fees for deputy sheriffs in attendance at the district court of Waterbury and au- Ithorizing the city of Hartford to is- sue $500, GOO water supply bonds.
 A favorable report was made In the senate on 6 bill establishing a police benefit fund In Norwalk. In The House
 Four bills came back to the sen ate today from the clerk of en- grossed bills with recommendations for changes which were made under suspension of the rules. The bill making Adelheid Moll of New Lon- don eligible to teachers retirement fund was changed to make more clear details regarding annuities. The bill provided for penalties for parents contributing to delinquency of children was changed on a tech- nicality. A bill changing the name of the Union school district of Orange to the Union school district of West Haven was changed to validate previous acts of the school district. The act repeating the law requiring filing of caveats of public improvement was changed to make 1t effective from its passage. .>.
 The house found humor in the monotony of rejecting bills to re- store practice right of eclectics Loud roars of "aye" came on the questions, as each petition was con- sidered and an occasional joker voted mo-. Applause greeted the reading of the last of the batch ot 25, which were rejected by the sen ate yesterday.
 Minority Leader Joseph P. Brans field of Portland. presided during the transaction of business on tho calendar.
 The New Haven city school bill bringing the board of education un der financial control of the board o' finance was tabled until April 8 a request of Chairman Lynch of th' cities and boroughs committee.
 The bill establishing a town cour in Seymour was tabled at request O
 house Leader filling. Favorable re
 ports were made on bills.
 Providing probate fee not ove
 s10 on estates of less than s1,o0o providing various textile worker shall have a lien on goods for worl done: providing state forester b. state tree warden and appropriatin' ss.ooo for expenses; providing 10 appointment of state tree wardel
 by highway commissioner; providinI
 for trunk line road between Litch field and Cornwall.
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