New Britain herald., 1927-01-26


 have a lien upon claims collected by him to take precedence of any claim against judgment. Defining cir cumstances under which cases may be discontinued. Extending to Jan. 20. period. in which justices of peace may take oath of office. Permit ting supreme court of errors to be appealed to by party to civil suit aggrieved by finding in lower court.
 Senator Esposito. (by request): Repeating the act authorizing the shell fish commission to lease shell fish grounds in West Haven.
 Judgeship resolutions include the l following:
 S. Victor Prince, judge and Lewis Crandall, deputy. of New London. Henry H. Pettis, deputy. Norwich.
 Other House Bius
 Additional house bills include the following:
 I MT. Durant of Guilford: Providing for single commissioner to have charge of hair dressers and cosme- tians.
 Mir. Newfeld Of Hartford: Ap- propriating s1 5000 for a garage at Brainard Field. Hartford.
 MT. Huling of West Hartford Pro- viding West Hartford may cause ob- structions obscuring view at inter- sections to be moved. failure to do so making owners liable to fine of to Jo, Lo; separate offense.
 MT. Harding of Lyme: Releasing automobile owner or operator from responsibility for injuries to guests.
 Mrs. Cranford of Westport: Pro- viding county commissioners pro- vide necessary equipment for county courts.
 MT. Higgins of Coventry: Requlr- ing coroner to report to state board of health within five days on re- suits of autopsles.
 Mir. Finkelstone of Bridgeport: Providing county employees may re- tire after 30 years service on half pay.
 Mir. Higgins of Coventry: provid- | ing registration of still births.
 MT. Judd of New Britain: validat- ing transfer of American Tube and Stamping company to Stanley Works.
 MT. Johnson of Manchester (by requesD Providing state sanitary code as to quality of plumbing. Judd Presents Bill
 MT. Judd of New Britain: Provid- irg before savings banks of build irg and loan association loan on property. it be appraised by two citizens, one being trustee or di- rector of lender.
 MT. Carlson. of Portland: Max ing Middlesex county sheriffs' salary $500 a year.
 1 MT. Carlson of Portland: Making salary of Middlesex county superior court clerk s4,00o, and assistant s1,- i GOO.
 Mr. Durant of Guilford: Repeating 1925 law giving New Haven and Shore Line railroad right to run buses. | MT. Fisher of Stamford: Prohibit bar preparing contract or any other paper In connection with sale un- der penalty of $100 fine or three months imprisonment or both.
 Senator Lawlor offered two bills amending the act concerning en- nf mi in One says no minor shall work in a manufacturing, mechanical or mer- cantile establishment after. D. m. expect the week before Christmas, and no woman between 10 D. m. and a. m.
 The other limits to one day week the employment of a minor between IA and 16 after 6 p. m. in a bowling alley, shoe shining parlor or billiard room, and requires wom- en to quit work in these establish ments.
 Senator Allen. making salaries of judges of the supreme court s12,000| and the chief justice $12,500 an- nually. Judges of court of common pleas of New Haven. Hartford and Fairfield counties $7,5oO annually.
 Senator Shaw, making salary the reporter of judicial decisions s9,50O.
 Senator Buckingham, creating commission of three members for roadside scenic improvement.
 Senator Wheeler. establishing a state advertising commission.
 Senator Shaw, appointing a com mission of state police.
 Senator Wilcox. making salary of each public official whose compen- sation is paid by state shall receive an annual salary in lieu of all other fees.
 Senator Rogers, Prohibiting state officials from getting an allowance for car for travel from home to office.
 Senator Shaw. providing for the purchase of land when assembly is not in session.
 Senator Burrows, requiring states attorneys to account and pay over all moneys of the state received by him under penalty Of removal from office.
 Senator Robbins, permitting towns to dictate location of poles. wires and fixtures.
 Senator Burrows, making salary of New London county judge of common pleas s4,000.
 Senator Allen. requiring street railway companies to repay munich palities for upkeep of streets to width of track plus 16 inches.
 Senator Redden, providing for 2 cent tax on each s20 of actual value on stock without par value.
 Senator Walcott. providing for penalty of one dollar for failure to nay perspnal tax.