New Britain herald., 1927-01-28

trlDut1on Of mOtOn pictures or stdle activities, his salary to be s1,000 a year and appropriating $5o,0oo to carry out act.
 MT. Sisson of New London: Pro- viding refunding of prepayment of taxes on authorization of tax con- missioner. ... ...
 MT. Walsh of Ansonia: Providing for an appropriation to secure 152 acres in Shelton including Indian We'll, for a state park.
 Senator Hall, (ninth): Exempting watches and jewelry to amount of $200 from taxation.
 Senator Griffin: Exempting to amount of s1,000 from property tax any one who has served full enlist ment in United States army, navy or marine corps.
 Senator Shaw: Appointing deputy attorney general and two legal as- sistants.
 Senator Griffin: Making neglect or refusal of support of wife or child felony punishable of Imprisonment of not more than five years.
 Senator Darbie: Regulating prac- tice of chiropractry. Senator Hall: (twelfth); (by re- quest) Making legal rate of interest on small loans and industrial loans not over 2 per cent monthly.
 Senator Walcott: Requiring trap per to look at traps every 24 hours.
 Senator Ford Authorizing New Haven to establish an airport.
 Senator Wheeler, making closed season on trout from July l to March 3l.
 Senator Darbie: Regulating prac- tice of osteopatly.
 Senator Cubelli: Providing for as sistant town clerks
 Senator Merritt: Protecting chil- dren from improper amusements.
 Other judgeship resolutions fol- low. Naugatuck, Harry H. Schofleld, deputy.
 Windsor Locks, James E. Cannon judge. ...
 More Senate Bills
 Senator Hull: Prohibiting covering tenement house court with roof. Making closed season for wild ducks, geese and brant on Long Island from Feb. to Oct. 14, and other parts of state from January 16 to September 30.
 senator Wheeler: Making closed season on ruffed grouse November 5 to October 31.
 Senator Lawlor: Providing that buses shall not haul more than two persons above seating capacity. | Senator Hall, (ninth): Settng forth qualifications of mortgage trus- | tees.
 Senator Kenealy: Dividing town Of Stamford and creating the town or North Stamford.
 Senator Allen: Limiting employ ment of women to 4S hours a week.
 Senator Hall, (ninth): Requiring adeo,Ate signs to tell brand where Ilubricating oil is sold.
 Senator Griffin: Regulating hours of labor of certain employees Of street railway and motor bus com panies.
 Senator Ford: Authorizing New Haven Railroad to take land in Greenwich within area of reservoir to be created by construction of dam across Manus river.
 Senator Allen: Authorizing Hart ford to establish retirement sys- tenn for city employees.
 Senator Redden: Creating special commission of five to investigate the subject of taxation in the state.
 Senator Buckingham (by request): Permitting names of persons es- capped from insane institutions to be stricken from records if not re- turned In year. ....
 Resolutions appointing Hubert c. Hodge and Charles F. Bacon, Mid- dlesex county commissioners were adopted.
 More House Bills
 Mir. Citron of Middletown (by re- quest:) Providing for Stamford in- spector of gas. electric and water meters, appointed by Mayor with confirmation of council and provid- ing fine of $50 for public service company using meter condemned by such inspector.
 MT. Sturges, of Woodbury, pro- viding salary of attorney general be same as that Of superior court judges.
 MT Foote, of Hebron. repeating all statutory provisions concerning hunting deer with shot gun.
 MT. Gilbert of Middletown, vali- dating Middletown election of Octo- ber 4. 1926. |
 Mir. Larash, of Orange tby re- quest) directing highway commis- sioner to cancel charge of s4o,770.5o under head of deferred appropria- tions charged against town of Orange.
 Mir Swan of Clinton, providing fine of s1o to s100 for use of ann bulance to convey dead bodies or hearse to convey injured persons.
 Mir. Roberts of Thomaston, pro- viding motor vehicle department re- fund to towns ten per cent of reg istration fees of motor vehicles tax ! able in each town and 10 per cent ! of tax on sale of gasoline in each 1 town to be used for roads other than state highways. Mr. Hulburt, of Somers. providing | highway commissioner furnish dis tinctive badges to be worn by em- ployes of that department to iden- tify them "at all times"
 Follow Governors Idea
 An amendment of the state con- stitution providing for q change in he time of legislative session as recommended by Gov. Trumhull in his inaugural message, also vas in ,roduced in the general assembly.
 The amendment calls for the as- semly. to meet on the Wednesday after the first Monday in January of odd years for the purpose of organi- a ton, for the aDoointment of 1