New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
ASSEMBLY WANT ID ].
 GIVE COOPERATION l
Mill Get Governors Views on
 Legislative Matters

ptatp Iupitolb iiaittoiht hNbs sf'~ Some ideas on legislation and the way the general assembly does its business expressed by Governor John H. Trumbull recently are to receive consideration. Senator Cronin secur- ed reception today of resolution raising joint committee to obtain the governors ideas in concrete form to study them and to see how a change in legislative procedure may be worked out.
 Speaker Darbie appointed MT. filling of New Britain and Mir. Ayerill of Branford on that commit tee on the part of the house. It is expected that Senator Cronin will be the senate member.
 The birth of Washington was re- ferred to by house Chaplain Lewis in his prayer, he saying that the whole nation owes a debt of grati- tude to the Father of Our Country for the example he set.
 A bill in the senate would bond the state treasurer in $2O0,000 and the deputy treasurer in $l50.0O0.
 Reports were made to the house on the state of business in commit tees. Apparently much progress has been made and the outlook was con- sidered promising for the end of hearings early in April.
 The senate adopted the bill in- creasing the number of deputy fac- tory inspectors.
 In the Senate.
 The senate game unanimous con- sent for admission of 8 resolution to raise joint committee of one sena- astor and two members of the house to investigate suggestions for legisla- tive procedure made in the address of Governor Trumbull at the dinner of the Mckinley association of Con- necticut recently. Senator Cronin. eighteenth, offered the resolution which was adopted and sent to the house immediately. It provided that the president of the senate, Lieut. Governor Brainard, should appoint the senate member of the commit tee which is to report in eight weeks any recommendations it may have. The resolution empowers the con- mittee to take up any suggestion in the governors address which are fermane to legislative procedure Governor Trumbull in his address pointed out that measures introduced in the general assembly cannot have deliberative consideration in the rush which now is a part of a session and he suggested that the general assem- ply after organization and disposal of emergency matters recess until the fall or the next January, then to consider all measures which have been presented during the earlier session of the body.
 As the resolution designated Lieut. Governor Brainard' to appoint the senate member of the committee the requirement of senate rules that the president pro tenn. shall appoint all committees was avoided as there is no president pro tenn. of the body at this time.
 A favorable report was made on the bill to incorporate the college of Our Lady of Mercy at Milford.
 Unfavora ble reports were made on bills to include road at Bloomfield and between Waterbury and Bristol on the trunk line.
 Other favorable reports were on these bills:
 Providing that 15,000 copies of the senate register and manual shall be printed in the year of the gen. eral assembly and 12,S50 copies in the alternate year for general dis tribution; amending charter of Stamford Trust Co. changing date of stockholders annual meeting 10 first Monday in February: that Sav- ings bank treasurers shall send their sworn statement of their banks condition as of close of business of 30 instead of October; and another bill making return day Tor trust companies the same as TOT savings banks.
 New Banking Bill
 A banking bill reported to the senate provides that no private banker shall commence operations" which is intended that hereafter no l nore private banks" may start in | he state except under legal provi- lions and after due hearing before he state banking authorities.
 The senate had a discussion at ength on the bill to increase by five he number of deputies on the staff if the factory inspector making the otal of Is of whom not more than our may be women.
 Senator Ford raised the question s to a demand for an increased taff, and offered an amendment to make the total only II. It appear d that the department Is employing ourteen deputies at present, four nore than allowed by law it being xplained that conditions warranted he extra assistance and the board f control had sanctioned the addi-