New Britain herald., 1927-01-25

than $3,000 annually.
 Other bills introduced In the sen- ate include the following:
 Senator Milne. permitting the sec ond ward of Norwalk to elect three councilmen instead of one.
 Senator Wilcox. charging fee of 50 cents truck for industrial trucks which are used only to cross highways from one building to an- other.
 Senator Darbie requiring certi- flcate from the commissioner on domestic animals to show that the dairy cattle to be exhibited at any fair or exhibition of any society re- ceiving a state appropriation were free from bovine tuberculosis: pro- viding for a fine of $50 or three months in jail or both for every person ''who negligently and malici- ously" places poisoned food in any public place or in any place not ex- clusively his own or in any place ac- cessible to any dog, game or fur bearing animal; providing for at tendance of one or more of the as- sessors at meetings of the board of relief: requiring assessors to make revaluation of real estate on or be- fore February l, 1880, and every five years thereafter: changing to Janu- ary 20, annually, the date savings banks shall deliver to tax commits sioner statements on deposit and in vestments.
 Senator Cubelli, establishing a board of barber examiners who shall issue permits and licenses and otherwise look after barbering in the state; the board to be composed of three members for three years at a yearly salary of s2,0o0 each.
 Senator Hall. requiring f1re-proof movie machines be used in exhibi- tions at schools, colleges and uni versailles; permitting railroad to pay employees semi-monthly by check.
 Senator Rogers. appropriating sS5,000 for Connecticut state fair for next two years.
 Senator Hull, making salary of Bridgeport officials as follows: Mayor and city engineer $7,50o each, city clerk $500 and town clerk s4,- 800.
 Senator Floyd. appropriating s165,000 for addition at state farm for women to housing unit and the erection of fully equipped fire proof mothers and babies home and maternity hospital.
 Senator Esposito, making the penalty for felony, first conviction, 10 to 20 years in prison; second con- viction, 20 to 30 years; third convic- tion, 30 to 50 years.
 Mrs. Mae c. Bassett, of New Haven, petitioned that the state have q state song which she wrote and which has endorsement of the Grand Army of the Republic and several ether organizations.
 Other house bills include the fol- lowing:
 Mr. Turner, of Burlington (by re- quest), providing municipal water supply land be exempt from taxation only by consent of town in which such property is located.
 MT. Steiber, of Bridgeport, au- thorizing Bridgeport to issue $1,500,- GOO sewer construction bonds.
 MT. Brown, of Salem, prohibiting sale of meat of raccoons, making open season October 14 to December 16, permitting dogs to be trained during preceding month running raccoons, but s10O fine or six months Imprisonment for killing animals during such training.
 Mir. Fisher of Stamford:
 Providing pension of s100 a month for Frank L. Ferris, Stam- ford town janitor on removal failure to be reappointed to, or disability for that position.
 MT. Wood Of New Canaan: Making appropriations as follows for Con- necticut Agricultural college: Class room, S435,720; fruit storage build- ing equipment s19,920; enlargement of filter beds s47,622; faculty cot tages s32,O00
 MT. Sisson, Of New London: Max ing secretary of the state a member of the board of control.
 MT. Hull, of Trumbull: Providing office holders must be electors and residents of municipal ity
 MT. Averill, of Branford: Provid- ing S250 fine or two months in jail or both for falsely claiming to be a lawyer.
 Mrs. Crawford, of Westport: Linn iting to s39o,oo0 a year state support for trade schools.
 MT. Averill of Branford: Providing state agent be appointed quadren- nially by governor with the advice and consent of senate.
 Mir. Cassidy of Norwich: Author izing Eastern Connecticut Power Co. to acquire by purchase or merger. the Putnam Light Co.,, Danielson and Plainfield Gas x Electric con- pany. and Lyme Electric Power com- pany.
 MT. Eddy of North Canaan: Pro- viding town treasurers and tax col lectors give bond in form approved by state tax commissioner.
 Mr. Steiber of Bridgeport: Provid. ing four votes on zoning board be re-