New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
COMPULSORY AUTO INSURANCE ASKED
 IN PROPOSED BILL
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(Continued from First Page) senator said today that the Skene resolution had been introduced "by request
 Then. fin order to prevent any misunderstanding" Senator Kenealy explained how a resolution calling for the appointment of another judge had been introduced in the house last week. Un the house last week resolution calling for the of Judge Samuel Young was introduced. At the time it was reported that the resolution had been introduced by Representa- tive F. c. Fisher and the house jour nal shows it to have been introduced by Mir. Fisher.)
 Explains His Part
 Senator Kenealy today said that approached with request to intro- duce the resolution, but that after he considered 1t. he refused 10 pre- sent it, as he could not support it. MT. Fisher "a new man in the legis- lature, unused 10 the method Of pro- cedure," the senator said. twas then asked to give the resolution to Dan iel r. R. Hickey. of Stamford, clerk Of the house." Fisher took the res- olution 10 the clerk and explained matters He was astounded the next day 10 see that he had been credited with introducing the bill.
 Mir. Hickey the senator said, later held that as Mir. Fisher had given him the bill. he introduced it. The senator then explained his presenting the Skene resolution saying that it was a duty Of q legislator to take care of the requests Of his constlt- uents.
 Mir. Fisher before the house, ex- plained his position on the Stamford judgeship appointment.
 "It Is doubtful, if the house Is in terested in that" Speaker Hill an- nounced, but added that an explana- ton of his stand would be permit ted. Mir. Fisher declared he was opposed to the reappointment Of Judge Young.
 In the house he committee on as- assignment of places 10 members and the report was accepted
 A number of county meetings were to be held this afternoon, it was announced in the senate.
 In the absence of Governor Trum- bull who is in the south. Lieutenant Governor Brainard occupied the gov ernor's office today.
 Bills In Senate
 The following bills were intro duced in the senate:
 By Senator Hall, sixth district making an appropriation of sS,00O to the Connecticut State Firemen's s association.
 By Senator Cubelli, 2Srd. repeal of personal tax section 1. chapter 246 of the public acts of 1921.
 By Senator Darbie. 2Sth, service in militia, concerning state armory at Danielson.
 By Senator Smith, fourth. amend ing the charter of the Hartford Elec- tric Light company to authorize an increase in capital stock to s30, ,000,- 900.
 By Senator Allen, first, amending the chapter of the Hartford club.
 By Smith. fourth, concerning transmission of lines of electric pub lie utilities corporations.
 By request: the restoration of for feited rights to Michael Garhnkle.
 By Senator Kenealy, 27th. act amending charter Of the Stamford Gas and Electric company
 By Senator Pierson, 33rd. incor- porating the fire district in Crom- well.
 By Senator Goss, 18th, (by re- quest, raising salary of prosecuting attorney of district court of Water bury 10 sS.0Q0 a year; making sal aries of judges of the district court s7,O0O.
 By Senator Hull, 27th. amending charter Of Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.
 By Senator Goss (by rcquest) calling for contracts for sale of personal property to remain in