New Britain herald., 1927-01-20
ELM CITY ARM0RY BILL INTRODUCED;
 MILLION IS ASKED
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contraceplives by duly licensed physician. It was referred to thu judiciary committee.
 Similar inheritance tax bill; came into both branches. those 1T the house being offered by F. w senate by Senator s. c. Shaw O Bedding. They provide for the col lection by the state of inheritance tax on federal inheritance tax re funds; making tangible persona property of non-residents subjec to inheritance taxes and exemptint from inheritance tax real estate and tangible personal propertl. jointly heli outside the state.
 More Measures Received
 The assembly continued it's busi ness of receiving measures whicl are to be considered this session.
 The senate presiding officer to- day was Senator S. Mclean Buck ingham of Watertown.
 A maximum for one year for educa tional instruction for a blind per son was offered by Senator Hall sixth. The present limit is s45O.
 An affidavit from the admins trator of an estate that to tht best of his knowledge the decenden made no gifts of property in tht contemplation of death would b' required filed with an inventory under bill offered by Senator Shaw.
 S50,0OO Monument
 Senator keeney introduced a bil providing for appointment by th' governor of a commission of thre, citizens to have charge of erect ing on the capitol grounds a mon ument of the veterans of all wars An appropriation of $5o,000 l. asked.
 The highway commissioner shal lay out. construct and maintain il Hartford an improved highway, tt be designated as Veterans Way extending from Capitol avenue across Park river to Asylum stree over the state armory grounds capitol grounds and Bushnell park according to a bill introduced b. Senator Allen. The necessary ap propriation is asked for.
 Bills in Senate
 Additional bills introduced 1T the senate included the following
 By Merritt: Making salary o, clerk of the reporter of judicia decisions s4,00O instead of s3,O0o.
 By Esposito: Requiring pripatt bankers to deposit bond amounting to 20 per cent of total amount oi deposits against possible insolvency and bankruptcy.
 By Strickland: Creating New Haven armory commission of five and the appropriation of s1,O0o., ooO for new armory In New Ha. ven.
 By Spencer: Providing for reim. bursement for damage sustained by the killing or injuring of Belgian hares.
 By Allen: Making penalty for each weeks failure on part of any person charged with instructing a child excluded from school be- cause of lack Of vaccination. to provide required instruction a fine of not more than $500.
 Judgeship Resolutions
 JudEeship resolutions came into the senate as follows:
 Milton C. Isbell. Ansona.
 By Wheeler: Permitting between two and six women 10 serve as deputy factory inspectors.
 Dr. Higgins of Coventry in the house offered bill requiring physicians 10 notify the state board of health of change of address Another bill by Dr. Higgins would make October ' to December ' ar open season for racoons. while 6 third bill of his provides that bodie: may be exhumed at any time.
 Other house bills included the following:
 Mir. Treat, of Bridgeport: Pro viding town meetings may order personal tax collected at same time as property tax.
 MT. Hoyt, New Haven. increasing salaries of superior court clerks 1T New Haven county.
 MT. Higgins of Coventry: Author izing state board of health to in clude in sanitary code regulations or handling tetraethyl lead.
 MT. Fisher Of Stamford: Requirin; town clerks to index alphabetical! grantees and grantors.
 Mir. Fisher of Stamford: Providin; in civil action for negligent automo bile operation, it shall be presumeC operator was agent of owner.
 Mir. Citron. of Middletown:. Pro viding state pay for bridges includ ing any being constructed on June 1, 1928. and reimbursing Middle town for 21,O9O.95 and Cromwell for s2,S44.S0 spent on bridges.
 MT, Larash, Of Orange: Providing savings banks may invest not more that per cent of deposits and sur plus in mortgage bonds and oth"r interest bearing obligations of water companies.
 Mir. Sisson, or New London: Ex- empting from taxation personal property of historical societies.
 Mir. Cushman. of Naugatuck: Per hitting churches to hold motion picture exhibitions at any hour on sunday for church purposes pro- vided no admission is charged.
 Other House Bills
 Mir Durant of Guilford: Repeal ing 1925 act extending power oi New Haven Water company.
 MT Higgins of Coventry: Provid- ing venereal disease patients whc fail to return 10 doctor for treat cnt be reported by name to state board Of health.