New Britain herald., 1927-01-28
THREE CENTS TAX
 ON GALLON OF GAS PROPOSED IN BILL
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unincorporated moving picture houses.

uHIuCoI pOl dtSo o''He P> houses.
 Senator Buckingham, requiring highway commissioner to complete all uncompleted intervals in the state highways and provides al least one improved highway as ar outlet from each town.
 Senator Keany: Limiting size and weight of motor vehicles which uss highway.
 Senator Spencer, amending use ol motor vehicles to restrict extension of load behind vehicle to six feet and to keep load extending on Jeff side.
 Senator Hall: (ninth) Providing that records of arrest in minor and disposition of case be destroyed Il minor is not again charged with crime within period of ten years.
 Provides for Sidewalks
 Senator Hall (ninth) Requiring construction of sidewalks along trunk line highways where pedes- trians are endangered by walking on highway.
 Senator Shaw. requiring certain safety measures be taken in opera ton of elevators. Blank bill con corning commission on state insti- tutions.
 Senator Lawlor: Requiring In surance upon public service motor vehicles to insure indemnity 1T case of accident
 Senator Milne: Permitting su' perior court to hold naturalization { session in Norwalk at least once year.
 Senator Spencer. imposing pen atty for the failure to stop upon iniurine animal and failure to re- port same.
 Senator Cubelli, creating depart ment of public purchases TOT Bridgeport
 Senator Esposito: Requiring mo- tice of intended cutting off Of GUS toner by public service to be given public utilities commission.
 Senator Goss: Amending Water bury charter to make election of city officials in October.
 Senator Darbie, providing for practice of natureopathy in state.
 Senator Wheeler: Requiring net income tax of forcing corporations producing or distributing films and operating theaters as of other cor norations doing business in state. Permitting town officials to author ize exhibition of movies Sunday afternoon.
 Senator Allen (by request): Pro- viding for delivery of securities be- fore demand for receipt for inter est is made. Enacting as state law the model arson law written by the fire marshall's section of the National Fire Protection associa- tion. .. ...--
 Salary for Constables
 Senator Hall (ninth): Giving constable specified salary in lieu Of fees. Requiring trolley cars to have automatic stop lights.
 Senator Hall: Providing treasurer pay to agricultural college deficit if land grant fund fails to earn 5 per cent. Appropriating s41,6S2-oo for purchase land for Long Lane farm. Appropriating s2,5oo to State Police association.
 Senator Allen introduced a peti- tion asking for exemption from all taxation property owned by the Putnam Phalanx of Hartford.
 Judgeship resolutions included the following:
 Hamden, Pierpont B. Foster, judge; Charles E. Clark, deputy.
 House bills included the follow ing:
 MT. Averill of Branford: Making Armistice Day legal holiday.
 MT. Mallon of New London: Pro- yiding governor appoint state horse racing commissioner at $4,000 an- nual salary to supervise races and making s6,000 fee for all races In addition to 10 per cent of receipts, s1,o00 to be paid to each county farm bureau a year, agricultural so- cities to be exempt from fee. Mr. Citron, Middletown (by re- quest): Permitting Alpha Alpha Lit erary society of Wesleyan to hold property to value of s250,0O0: au- thorizing Middletown Y M. c. A. to hold property to value of s50O,- 900.
 MT. Walsh, Ansonia: Making sal ary of Ansonia charities superin-- tendent sl,50o a year.
 MT. Sturges, Woodbury: Providing part time working certificates for children between 14 and 16 for work on holidays and outside school hours.
 MT St. Louis, Waterbury: Pro- hibiting continuance tax liens ex- cept where property owner makes affidavit that collection would be unwarranted hardship; providing assistant states attorney at Water bury at $2,000 annual salary.
 Mr. Gilbert, Middletown: Provid- HIS oi-N illSltelp ci oCftl} tollSl6 DltS In Middletown and making salary of mayor there s1.500 a year.
 Gasoline Tax Bill
 Mir Foote of Hebron: Increasing gasoline tax to cents a gallon and providing one-third of revenue be used for state aid highway system.
 Mr. Mathewson, of Ashford (by request: Declaring it to be against public policy to hold membership in Corporation, association or society where the qualification of mem- bership is membership also in a corporation, association or society whose center of government is Tn foreign country" or whose chief executive Is not U. s. citizen, mak- ing such membership a felony, like wise making organizing or assisting to organize such society a felony, penalty to be one to ten years im- = = = Ill : 1I |Ill :