New Britain herald., 1927-01-18

hands of vendor after delivery shall be in writing.
 By Senator Smith, fourth, to permit Hartford to issue bonds not exceeding two million dollars.
 The following joint resolutions were introduced in the senate:
 By Griffin, third district. appoint ing George H. Day. judge, Hart ford.
 By Burrows. 18th, appointing charter of the Willard, deputy judge and Cornelius c. Costello. judge of Groton.
 By Merritt, appointing Nathan A. Schatz, Hartford
 The following petitions were in troduced in the senate:
 By Allen, first district, of Jo- sephine Bill Hartford, for $50 month for 24 months. compensa- ton for services rendered to the state by her late husband. Ezera e. Bill.
 By request, asking for the set ting aside of statute of limitation on the probation of wills so that Edith s. Pettee and Virginia Pet tee may get hearing on will Of George o. Sawyer Application of the borough of Danielson to extend the geographi cal limits.
 Bills in House
 The following bills were intro- duced in the house: By Steber of Bridgeport, mak- ling Bridgeport ripper board membership 12. plus the mayor as ex-officio, additional members to be named by the mayor, validating all tax adjustments prior to April II, 1920.
 By Johnson. Manchester, mak ing salary of the Hartford superior court clerk s11,oOO; salary Of Toi- land county superior court steno- erapher s1.oo0 a year and Wind ham stenographer s2,ooo. By Kemp, Darien. providing state banks and trust companies maintain reserves of 12 per cent of demand deposits and five per cent of time deposits. By Averill, Branford, appropriat- ing s50.ooO to board Of control for care of soldiers sailors and ma rines. if necessary; validating or rarrnrtipJ1t of Pharmacy.
 By Hoyt, New Haven (by re- ouesD transferring custodies and engineers fund to permanent fund.
 By Higgins. appropriating sl.- O14,0oo for state aid for gravel roads for towns.
 Bv Brockaway, Lime (by request forbiddng hunters trespassing; mak- ing closed season on ducks from January 16 to September 30 and making hunting time Saturday. By Johnson, Manchester, provld- ing for municipal small clam courts: superior court judges ap- point and fix salary for legal ald d. rectors for Hartford. New Haven and Fairfield counties; authorlzln9 superior court judges to make rules for small claims procedure.
 Johnson, Manchester. authorizing refund by state athletic commission of s2,SS6.95 to Samuel Goldman Lane of Rocky Hill. restoring 1or- feited rights to Arthur w. Dlckln- son.
 Turner, of Burlington, repeating 1911 act giving New Britain water rights in Burlington brook. Fitzgerald of Winchester re- pealing motion picture tax. Johnson of Manchester; providing for small claims docHets in superior court
 Mead of Greenwich; authorizing Riversville Power and Water Com- panv to issue bonds and sell water tc Greenwich Water Company.
 Hoyt of New Haven: establishing New Haven city traffic commission of seven members.
 Citron of Mddletown; reducing small loan interest rate to 30 per cent year.
 Hoyt of New Haven: making burning with intent to injure or prejudice a crime or arson. Citron of Middlcrown: providing meeting of Wesleyan University trustees during week before com mencement.
 Mead of Greenwich; defining joint use of Mianus river by Greenwich Water Company and New Haven" road.
 ! Mead Of Greenwich, authorizing Glenville Water Company to in crease capital to s2O.O00 and sell water to Greenwich Water Com pany.
 Baker of Stafford! authorizing