New Britain herald., 1925-02-26
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 De appointed by the governor, four instead of three.
 The senate adopted Q resolution closing its chamber to committee hearings. It was explained that after hearing on motor truck bills this week tho carpet was found to be much filtered with burnt matches, cigar and cigarette stubs. peanut shells, etc. The carpet Is new and an expensive one.
 Favorable Report on Sewer Bonds \ Favorable reports to the senate on bills amending charter of the Bridgeport Brass Co.,, in respect to directorate and ipcrease in capital stock; permitting New Britain to is- sue sewer and subway bonds; pay ment of $25 day for services 10 members of the state board of par dons and $500 a year for the clerk, in lieu of travelling expenses; author izing Northwest school district of Hartford to issue bonds; changing sessions of the state board of par dons to the first Monday of May and November.
 Unfayorable reports were on bills to incorporate the w. l.. Hall Dis tributing Co.,. of Waterbury: to pre-. vent the commitment of imbecile or idiotic children to children's institu- tions; 10 incorporate the Plymouth Memorial hospital at Thomaston; on petition of Mcriden citizens against tax on cats (bill having been reject ed:) for a five year financial pro- gram of state institutions; on bill to increase salaries of doorkeepers and messengers to $500 for the session in which they serve; to amend Hart ford's charter to provide for appeals from the, building commission.
 The senate sent to the judiciary committee for hearings the nomina- tons of A. c. Baldwin and F. M. Yeomans to be superior court judges, and T. J. Molloy to be a common pleas court judge.
 The senate adopted in concurrence pills amending the charter of the Pine Orchard association and con- cerning the organization of Miss Howe and Miss Marcus school, in- corporated at Putnam, and the sen- ate bill incorporating the Somers- vile Water Co.
 The house, like the senate, had much business in the form of re- ports. The house chamber was granted 10 judiciary committee for a hearing March A on the medical practice bills, and to the labor con- mittee for hearing on March 5 on labor bills.
 4 Under rule suspension. the house adopted a bill reimbursifg East Ha- ven for money expended for physl- cal examinations of school children.
 The bill extending powers of the tax commissioner over town fidu- ciary officials was tabled. The bill concerning extension of time of or- ganizing the Lordship Railway Co. was sent back to committee.
 Favorable reports were these bills:
 Providing towns in which trade schools are located may appoint a committee to act with the state board of education in conduct of such school; that fish except min nows taken in seines must be re- turned to the water; increasing sal aries in the Southington court; creating police commission in Da- rien; fixing time for town meetings in Harwinton; extending territory of Milford Electric Light Co.,, and increase in capital stock; penalizing sale of fingerlings sent out by the state hatcheries; permitting Odd Fellows association in Hartford tc hold $500,000 worth of property; providing NewLondon may use pro. ceeds of high school bonds for oth. CT school work, and amending char. ter of Sharon school district.
 Among bills rejected were these;
 That no state money be deposited in . bank in which the state treas.  urer or department employe is ar officer (substitute to come); that non-tubercular COWS shall not be assessed more than reactors: abol ishing minority representation ir towns; that town funds raised tc build schools shall be used for nc other purpose; that an autoist must produce license on request of off. cers (substitute to come); requir. ing s10000 liability insurance from each motorist (substitute to come) providing $50 fine or six months 1T jail or both, for reckless driving leaving to towns decision as to mum be- of constables to be elected; giv. ing Hamden another voting district and increasing the average gram from $2.25 to 8 a pupil.
 N Both branches stand adjourned until tomorrow.
 Tn spite of the refusal of the sen ate to have its chamber used fol hearing purposes the place was SC up for hearing this afternoon.