New Britain herald., 1925-03-20
NO ANNEXATION
 WITH REMINGTON
House Today Brings in Adverse
 Report on Measure

State Capitol, Hartford. March 20. One of the sure signs at the legls- lature that the senate and house have in view adjournment date was found today in the legislative bulle- tin in the form of notices for com mittees to meet to have their pie lures taken. The pictorial record Of legislatures is made by group pie lures which are added to those which adorn committee room walls.
 Senator Shaw announced that com mittee business is so well advanced that beginning with Good Friday the Friday sessions would be dispensed with.
 The house attendance today was small. Bills were reported favorably for a town court In Seymour for in creased salaries for court officials at Milford, preventing town treasurers from becoming members of school boards, providing no priority of liens among persons furnishing supplies, and providing that West Haven or dinances be published in newspapers at least five days before hearings, providing for examination of police men in Orange before appointment, creating department of health in West Haven; authorizing payment of salary to acting Mayor George w. Hickey of Willimantic; placing libra ries in Willimantic under control of the common council; repeating an act concerning town meetings in Windham: changing method of lay ing and collecting taxes in Water bury; for highway commission in Darien; requiring all resolutions in troduced in Waterbury common council calling for money lay on the table until the next meeting; Validat- ing election of commissioners in sixth district In Norwalk; and allow ing Waterbury to retire police off cers.
 Bills rejected were:
 For a small claims court a' Bridgeport; for penalties for negli' gently or maliciously placing poisor or poison food in public places: for a new bridge over Black Hall river at Old Lyme; providing penalties for house-to-house soliciting; prohibit. on agents from soliciting orders at houses under s100 penalty; for g macadem road between Waterbury town line and New Haven turnpike at Cheshire; including a Voluntown road in the highway system.
 The house concurred in adopting an amendment to the charter amend ment for the Madison Mutual Fire Insurance Co. It concurred with the senate in rejecting the birth control bill after house leader Alling had declared the bill did not accomplish purpose sought by it's proponents
 Reject Annexation.
 The bill to annex part Of New. ington to New Britain was rejected
 The Naugatuck borough court bill which lacked provision for an ap. peal, was reCommltted, as was the bill which provided $2,On0 fine fol violation of private banking laws.
 The house adopted bill to pa! Miss Cornelia B. Smith of Litchfield pension of $70 a month.
 Senator George F. Hall of New Haven presided in the senate. There were 16 members present. The Civi Rights bill, passage of which har been asked by negro citizens to SC cure enforcement of the present law against discrimination in hotels an, restaurants, was rejected on an un favorable report. Senator Shaw sai, that there has been law for man, years 10 prevent discrimination. H did not know to what extent it va enforced but the judiciary commit