New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31

judges: New Haven. Hartford and
Fairfield counties. $500; New
London and Litchfeld civil. $4,000:
New London criminal. $1,000;
Litchheld criminal, $4,000.
II. E, 1S9, making number o.
jurors from Bethany Is.
II. B. s44. validating Shelton as
sessment list for 1926 and acts and
proceedings based on j., despite
signing OF the list by only one as
SCISSOR
Fl. +. 7es, providing salary of
$4,000 a year for attorney general
expenses not 20 exceed 81 COO.
II. h. 79S. providing highway
warning and direction signs shall
conform as nearly as possible to
those adopted by American associa-
ton OF state highway
Among adopted senate bilis We're:
S. 3. S39, authorizing foreign cor
porations 10 act as executors of trus-
tees OF wills OF residents leaving
property within the state.
?. +, 80 adding a jail sentence
OF not more than thirty days to the
penalty .or failure OF foreign
corporation 10 file q certificate of
It's charter with the secretary OF the
state.
S. 3. 554, validating acts perform
ed by the Groton Heights Baptist
church OF Groom under authority
OF a resolution approved March 4,
1857, notwithstanding failure 10
file a certificate copy OF acceptance
OF the resolution.
s. Z. 335, authorizing compensa-
ton officers. after ceasing TO mold
office. TO settle appealed cases and
unfinished matters.
S. r. IL, providing for an addi-
tional Judge OF the court Of common
pleas OF Fairfield county.
S. i. 1919, providing that both
Judges OF the court OF comLlon pleas
OF Fairfeld county shall be ey Of
ficio Judges OF the criminal court OF
common pleas in Fairfield county.
Senate bill CO. increasing from
$3.50 TO $500 the allowance paid by
the state annually for the education
OF each blind person entitled TO re-
ccive instruction.
Senate bill l5c, authorizing the
highway commissioner 10 grant spe.
cial permits for the operation of in
ilstrial trucks on public highways
connecting parts OF industrial plants
and permit TO Sbe for moro thar
1000 feet, the fee to be 50 for each
eco feet traversed.
Senate bill $50, including depriva
ton OF proper physical care among
the acts considered as cruelty to pcr-
sons.
Senate bill 500. authorizing the
attorney general 10 appoint deput,
and such other assistants rs are
deemed necessary, the latter subject
TO the approval of the board Of con.
troll and salaries OF all 70 be deter
mined 10y the board of control, ant
repeating 1925 acts authorizing the
highway commissioner and commits.
Sioner OF motor vehicles TO appoint
special counsels for their depart
ments. Rules were suspended II
both houses to permit transmission
OF all matters on which tinal actor
had been taken in order TO speed VI
business.
The motion to adjourn until Tues
day, marking the end OF Friday s"s
sions, was applauded in the house.
Ellis rejected by the house toda,
provided for collection OF persona
tax at the same time OF prop@rt,
taxes; exempting persons more thai
As years old from personal tax ap
pointing $4,000 for Il state armor,
in West Haven; providing for Ii
censing poultry dealers; provldins
for licensing OF roadside stands: ar
propriating $1,000 for purchase o
state park in Shelton; exemptint
persons who vote in state election
from payment Of personal tax IL
that year.
A favorable report was made on
bill increasing fees for town clerks
for issuing hunting and fishing IL
Censes.
Bills rejected by the senate on I'M
favorable reports include those pro
viling the utilities commission have
supervision over issue of all securl
ties Of public utilities companies in
Guiding iitneys; regulating interstate
commercial motor vehicles to re
auirc proof of financial responsihlll
ty; for repeal OF personal ia!
statute; for interest at nine per cen
on all over due taxes: for fifty cent?
for personal demand and twenty-five
cents written demand to be added It
| tax; for q sewer disposal plant a
Norwalk: revision of Sorwalk char
ter on legal points; for tiremen's vet
eran reserve. Norwich, with pay ant
| pension fund: for Norwalk depart
ment of education with nine mem
I berS.
| Eight committees held hearings
| this afternoon.