New Britain herald., 1927-03-24

l Us perirEs and attachments or real property; providing division oi common pleas courts fine and for ieitures shall be divided between state and town where crime Was committed; providing no street shall he accepted as public street until it has been laid out under provisions ot state aid road act.
 Providing special salaries for chief deputy sheriits. requiring resi- dencc as qualification for holding municipal office; repeating act pro- ylding special counsel tor state highway departm, nt; repealing act authorizing special counsel for mo tor vehicle department; providing public documents shall not be dis tr.buted 10 towns Of less than GOO population unless requested by town meeting: amending law on attach nents ot real property and JoinIer ot actions.
 On motion Of Mr. Thornhil Of Brookfeld the house reconsiIcred i's action "Wednesday in recommit- tin to the interpretations committee the bill amending the Fair Haven Iuion Cemetery association charter. The biil was then adopted in con curr.nca with the senate,
 During a discussion in the senate on the legislative matters taken up on Friday. senator Shaw announced that this month would probably see the end Of Friday sessions ol the general assembly.
 speed Bill Attacked
 Two bills that had been adopted ivy the seuate were subjected 10 considerable debate in the house be fore being adopted,
 The first, the bill repeating the present prima facie speed Nmit law, was opposed by Mr Hull of Trum- bull. He declared that the ril was dangerous legislation and meant that q person must endangor life itself to be guilty Of reckless driv- ing. It would increase accidents for all traffic would move at 45 to 50 miles an hour. he said.
 Holding that the measure was step forward, Mr. Ioyt of New Haven told MT. Hull that he had misconstructed the bill.
 Mr. Peck of Bristol said only careless reading of the bill would construe as MT. Hull had. Mr. Peck believed that the most reckless driv- CT was the one who drove too slowly.
 The other bill appropriates S25,- GOO for the governor 10 investigate and take action on freight rates for fuel and other comm moditics
 Among the favorable reports re- ceived in the house were:
 House bill 4l3. providing author ization of bank commissioners before private bankers change location.
 House bill G07, amending low on capital stock increases of banks and trust companies: house bill PIP, amending Ddnbury city charter in- creasing salaries of city court off, cials: house bin 215. providing ap- propriation of S5, 300 for New Haven county par llDrdry.
 Fishermen Rules
 House bills adopted include the following:
 House bill 49G, providing any male person under Is or any woman may assist licensed angler in taking fish through the ice or may tend and use not more than one tip-up or bob or similar device when not aCcompan- jed by a licensed angler, without license and setting q limit Of ten pickcrel and wal-eycd pike or a to- tal of 20 fish of all species, in ad- dition 10 not more than 3u smclts for any one persons daily fish through the ice,
 House bill 5o5. prohibiting use Of motor vehicle lights in hunting.
 House bill G6l, prohibiting fishing through tho ice in Cranberry pond, 0ranby and Moosup pond, Plainfeld.
 House bill 537, permitting holder of any incumbrance on or interest in any real estate subject 10 taxa ton on which the owner has failed to file q list, may file such list in the name of the record owner within ten days after the expiration of usual time for filing without mourning penalty.
 House bill 8, making persons guilty of burning buildings or con- tents with intent to prejudice or in- jure another. as well as with intent 10 defraud, guilty of arson.
 House bill 535. providing for as- Sessment of taxes on mortgagod pro- perty Of borrower, when so provided in loan, in cases where assessed value is greater than amount Of mortgage; act to become effective on adoption.
 House bill S36, repeating section 1909 of the general statutes which provides that when town tax col lector files certificate for continuing lien he must notify record owner of property, this notice to contain the the tax is assessed if 1t is not the record owner.
 House bill to3, providing town clerks must enter in alphabetical or der within 24 hours after the IT.. Ceipt or any instrument for record the names of the grantors and the grantees,
 The senate received q favorable report on q bill providing for com mission 10 select q site for q bnild~ ing for the motor vehicles and stat highway departments.