New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
STAMFORD CONTEST
 AIRED IN SENATE
Senator CrOnin'S Move to Table
 Carried, 1S-12

State Capitol. Hartford, May G. Senator Brigham of the seventh dis trict presided in the senate today, az President Pro Tem Brainard con- tinued to sit in the executive offices as Governor Trumhull has not re- l turned from his fishing trip on which he went Thursday.
 The Stamford judGeship matter came into the senate from the house gain on the request of the latter for a committee on conference over disagreeing action, the house having adopted the bill and inc senate re-
 iected It and having refused to re- consider it's rejection. The house ap-
 pointed a committee of conference. The matter was held over in tho
 house yesterday In case Of a motion
 to reconsider,
 It would thought the bill would
 not he in the senate today as the
 sunportcrs of Judge Young desired
 that President Pro Ten Hrainard he
 in the chair to handle the parIia-
 mentary situation, the question haH-
 ;nc arisen as to whether the judge
 ship matter could come mo tn,.
 s4rate again as the body had voted
 VA, to roconsidcr it's rejection,
 As soon as Clerk Baker read the
 or1orsompnts on the bill showing
 th. house action Senator Cronin n,ovnd to table. Senator keeney raised the point that the motion was out of order. Senator Brigham ruI-
 ed 1t was in order. The motion to :. table was carried 13 to 1c hut be . fore the chair declared it Senator |, Cronin was on his feet to speak and ! Senator Keeney objected. The chair , declared the vote and Senator Cron,
 in did not spak.
 Those voting 10 table were;
 Griffin, Smith. Meech, F. F. Hall , Golden. Anderson, Cronin, Robbins Bockwith. Challenger, Wilder. Shaw and Platt--l3; those against Doty Ford. G. F. Tall. Tone. Blakeslec Woodruff. 1.avler. Eeddcn, Ken nealy. Howe, Piorson and Keeney- IF.
 y Jus. as the vote was taken Scna a tor Gregory appeared and Senator . Shaw cal'ed the chairs attention tt . the fact, but the senator did no . vote as the vote was then declared n and Senator Shaw did not find 1 Q necessary 10 press his point to lc = Senator Gregory vote.
 s ,ndgcship Resolutions / Judgeship resolutions were adopt
 cd by the senate as follows:
 Freeman Light judge of th'
 second taxing district of Norwalk
 A. r. Libby, judge. and II. H. Pettis deputy judge at Norwich; Bernarr
 Higgins, judge, Thomas W Bryant
 raputy, at Torrineton; Abner r 6 Hayes and John r. McGrath, judge a al Waterbury: also Judge Hayes t r fill q vacancy; Raymond A. John Q son. judge and Thomas Ferguson deputy. at Manchester; Frank A , Scars judge. and Harry r. Schodiold 1 deputy, at Naugatuck. Benjamin W
 4IIing, judge. and William Hunger ., ford, assistant judge, at NeY u Britain; g. Victor Prince, judge an 7' Lewis Crandall, assistant judge, q
 New Lordon.
 Resolutions were adopted appoint
 ing Ralph Beers, judge, and William T J. Buckley. deputy judge at Bridge r, port. and these with tho judgeshi n resolutions previously adopted wer I, sent to the house under rule sus e pension.
 .e 31 Bills On Calendar l} The senate calendar was one ( is the largest this session, having 3 .. bills ready for adoption. A numbe l. were al'o~ed to remain but the fol T. lowing were adopted. all senate bills re Fixing the boundaries Of tn !" Naugaturk rivers in Waterbury nt amending the Waterbury chartc $. concerning sewers; placing garbap 'a collection in Waterbury under th 1e public works departmont; establish a. ing the first and second distrit 70 sinking funds in Waterbury: contir re uing existence Of the commission { n investigate the operation of the ha
 lot law; making an appropriate
 Tor tie state board of clunatiou he expended for trade schools; nal T. lrg d law under which the mot d vehicle commissioner may refHr ,'s rr gistration fees, and authorizir 5e the shell fish commission 70 lea h. certain shou fish grounds in We
 Haven,
 he The senate adopted thc fo'lowir pa bills ir concurrence with tEe hous If Fixing new limitations on inIili, ,d uals deposits in savaEs bank IT, amending the Waterbury charter ; 7o 10 filling vacancies j1 elective c
 fees; making appropriation for q gn Second Company Of Food Guar nh anniversary; appropTiat.rg &l5o' o, for cottage at th" CoHectjc ~ school for boys; creating inc tow or court Of Darien; fixing 'n" time f r,, sessions Of inc LtchEnl coun superior court; coaso.!la,rE | . city and town of Midl'etowr. o. Motor Vehicle Registration, or Az amendment 10 tle motor v
 hicle registration law reported 10 |
 senate provides that for eaen pa - songer vehicle the fee shall be , . i. weight IS o.odo pounds Or les over 2000 and ID 10 4.o"o pounl ST.; above 4.6o0 pouuls, S16; m l torcycles s7.5o. For r~R s'ra'lon public service motor vehicle oth than utnoy with seating capacity :, seven or less. the rate shai he cor ' puted on total piston disp,acNm"
 or carrying capacity at 75 cents ' unit Of horsepower plus BIS as ,, fee. Increased seating capacity s1' '. be charged for al g per seat. T amendments to the prescr' rfgistr e ton law are several ir number al " -nere IS also graduated scale 7