New Britain herald., 1927-05-04
FINANCE CONTROL
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disability shall receive two-thirds in- stead of one half of the yearly com pensatiOn of active officers of cor responding rank and grade; creat- ing a municipal court in Bridgeport for the transaction of civil business and the exercise of jurisdiction as a juvenile court, to be composed of a full-time judge appointed by the gen. eral assembly for a two year term and drawing an annual salary of $6,- 900, who shall appoin7 clerk whose salary shall be s2.000 annually, the court to have civil Jurisdiction in cases in law and equity involving not more than $1,000.
 A resolution appointing Senator Ebert o. Hull of Bridgeport, judge of the proposed municipal court there, was tabled in the house pend ing passage of the bill creating the court which was adopted by the sen- ate and was expected to go to the house under suspension of the rules.
 The house recessed after it had adopted the first eight bills on its calendar and the senate after tabl- ing the sixth bill on it's calendar. Both calendars were large. The bill tabled by the senate was the house bill releasing owners of motor vehicles from responsibility for injuries to passengers therein. Considerable objection developed on the ground that the measure was an unfair one.
 A resolution expressing to Sena- tor Warren R. Burrows of Groton it's deep regret and sincere sympa- thy over the death of his father, Calvin Burrows, who died Monday, vas adopted by q rising vote of the senate today.
 The house adopted judiciary committee bill validating 1909 /is- sue of Greenwich Water Company stock.
 Governor Signs Bills. | A bill which prohibits the use of any animal, reptile or bird as 8 prize for the operation of'any game or device and the display of any wild animal to attract trade, aims or donations on any street. high way. public park or fair has been signed by the governor. It does not apply to the display of animals in zoological gardens, or by any edu- cation institutions or in connection with any theatrical enterprise or 1 circus.
 The governor has also signed several other general and special acts, among which is one providing that on application of twenty or more persons 15 years of age or over. the school visitors, school board, or school committee of any town, city or borough shall cstab- fish a school for non- English speaking adults which shall be maintained for at least scventy-five sessions. Another bill signed by the governor provides fine of s25O or two months in jail or both for any person not admitted as an attorney at law who shall undertake to practice law a bill concerning bac- teria tests for milk prohibiting the publication of such tests for adver- Using purposes unless the tests are made by an approved laboratory has also been signed.
 The following are the bills signed and the chapter numbers of the general acts: 154. amending an act concerning the use of towels in Fhotels and public lavatories.
 155, providing for the removal from the trunk line system of q highway in the towns of Oxford and Southbury.
 156, concerning evergreen tree foliage and transportation of same
 157. amending an act concerning sale of impure milk.
 15S, concerning the organization of and state aid for schools of non- English speaking adults.
 .159, concerning the practice of law by persons not admitted as at- torneys at law.
 16o, concerning salaries of judges of the courts of common pleas for New Haven, Hartford and Fairfield