New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
Middletown, S. Harris Warner, iudpa, Corl \ Apdersop associ9fp

Middletown, S. Harris Warner, judge; Carl F. Anderson. associate.
 Milford, Jervis D. Brown, judge: George A. Smith, deputy.
 Berlin. George c. Griswold, judge; Ernest w. Mildrum. deputy.
 Torrington, Bernard E. Higgins, judge; Thomas W. Bryant, deputy.
 Senate Gives its o. K.
 Those favorably reported in the senate today from committee were for the following appointments: Manchester, Raymond A. Johnson, judge; Thomas Ferguson, deputy. Naugatuck, Frank A. Sears, judge.
 Ansonia, Milton c. Isbell. judge. Seymour. Harry F. Manweiler, judge; Seth N. Beecher, deputy 1 Waterford, Frederick N. Dimmock, judge; Frederick ". Jacques, dep uty.
 New London, s. Victor Prince, judge; Lewis Crandall, assistant.
 Those favorably reported in the house follow:
 Branford, Edwin R. Kelsey, judge; Earl A. Barker, deputy.
 Stafford Springs. William H. Heald, judge; Ernest K. Taft, dep- uty.
 Danbury. Samuel A. Davis, judge; nj iaS . and full terms).
 Unionville, William c. Duff. judge; Robert E. Aver, deputy.
 Plainfield. George R. Torrey, judge; Arthur c. Donois. deputy.
 Wallingford. Michael T. Downes, judge; Henry L. Davis, deputy.
 Winchester, Hadley II. How'd, judge; Luther L. Chase, deputy.
 Bristol, William J. Malone, judge; Joseph NJ. Donovan, deputy.
 Stonington, William A. Wilcox, judge; Billings D. Fairbrother dep uty.
 Stratford, Henry Hartford, judge; John T. Curtis, deputy to fill va canoy and for full term. Putnam, Mahlon H. Geissler, judge; Archibald Macdonald, dep- uty.
 Rockville. John E. Fiske. judge; John E. Fahey, associate.
 Griswold, John T. Barry. judge; James H. Shea, deputy. Ansonia, Robert L. Munger, judge.
 Senator Ebert L. Darbie, Killing ly, presided over the senate, Lieuten- ant Governor Brainard being in con- ference and Senator Frederic c. Walcott, president pro tempore, be- ing absent.
 The senate passed Senate Bill No. 119, providing for not less than nine nor mora than 15 trustees for the Pomfret school.
 Five senate bills were rejected up- on recommendation of committees to which they had been referred be- cause of duplication, the committee chairman reporting that favorable reports would be made on the bils in favor of which these five had been rejected.
 New Haven Armory.
 Senator George E. Hall of New Haven, chairman of the committee on military affairs, made favorable report on senate Bill No. 7S, which provides for an appropriation of s1,- 100000 for an armory in New Ha- ven, and asked for a change Of rel erence to the appropriations com- mittee. Senator Hall said the com- mittee had unanimously approved the bill and that the need Of the armory was undenial. The bill was referred to the appropriations com- mittee.
 Favor reports were made on Sen- ate Bills No. 30 and 460. The former provides for the inclusion of naval militia members in the list of those fined for absence from term of duty ordered by the governor. The latter provides for a s50,000 title research ing company to be formed by Albert w. Tremain of Bridgeport and oth- CTS.
 The following house bills were fa- vorably reported in the house:
 No. .55, providing municipalities shall begin to redeem serial bond ls- sues two years after issue instead Of five.
 No. 1S6, incorporating Danbury Mortgage and Title Company.
 No. 6, authorizing city or New Haven to lay special tax to retire floating debt.
 No. 15s, continuing state'aid to towns for schools.
 No. 169, authorizing city Of Bridgeport to issue constructor bonds for s240,000.
 No. 49O, extending to July l, 1923 time for organizing Stamford lltle & Finance Company.
 No. 493, extending to July zz, 1929, time for organizing the Title Guaranty Company. of Hartford.
 No. 495, extending to Rising or 1929, general assembly time for or ganization of the premier title and mortgage company.
 Thirteen committees held hearings