New Britain herald., 1927-02-11
ROUTINE WORK AT
 ASSEMBLY TODAY
Each House Passes Three Bills
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State Capitol, Hartford. Feb. II P-The senate and the house each today passed three bills.
 Twenty seven judgeship resolu- tions which had been adopted by the house yesterday were adopted by the senate and sent to the secretary of state. The house adopted ten which had been passed by the sen ate yesterday and transmitted them to the secretary.
 Today's attendance in both branches was small. There were 20 senators, present, two over quorum. There were less than 100 representatives in their seats when the house was called to order.
 The clerk of the house read a let ter from the Admiral Foote Camp No. r, Sons of Union Veterans Of the Civil War, of New Haven, en- dorsing the display of flags in the house. "Old Glory adds dignity wherever displayed the letter says.
 The use of the hall of the house vas granted to the judiciary com nittee for March IT for the yomen's jury service bills and for March 23 for the hearing on the workmen's compensation bills.
 senate bills:
 No. 125, extending the time for the organization Of the Mortgage, Bond and Title Company until Jan- uary, 1929.
 No. Sir. incorporating the Young Mems Christian Association of Man chester.
 Substitute for Senate Bill No. IS. amending the charter CT the Hart ford club 10 allow it to hold real state of q value of not more than Sl.00o. 900.
 The house passed the following house bills:
 No. 92, extending to July 2o, 1929 fine for organizing the Fairfield County Mortgage &; Title Co.
 No. 25, amending the charter of Inc Staffords Springs Association to permit holding personal property not exceeding s25O,OO0 in value.
 No, 63, changing the name of the New Haven County Anti-Tuberculo- sis Association. Inc, to the Gaylord Farm Association.
 The judgeship resolutions trans mitted to the secretary of state were:
 Branford: Edwin R. Kelsey, judge; Earl A. Barker, deputy.
 Stafford Springs: William II. Heald. judge: Ernest K. Taft, deputy.
 Danbury: Samuel A. Davis, judge; Charles A. Hallock. (for vacancies and full terms).
 unionville: William V. Duff, judge: Robert F. Aver, deputy
 Plainfield: George F. Torry. judge; Arthur R. Doanis. deputy.
 Wallingford: Michael T. Downes, judge; Henry L. Davis, deputy.
 Winchester: Hadeigh H. How'd judge; Luther L. Chase. deputy.
 Bristol: W. J. Malone, judge; Jo- seph NJ. Donovan, deputy.
 Stonington: William A. Wilcox, judge; Billings D. Fairbrother. deputy.
 stratford. Henry Hartford, judge; John T. Curtis, deputy to fill vacan- cy and for full term.
 Putnam: Mahlon H. Geissler. judge; Archibald Macdonald, depu- ty.
 Rockville: John E. Fiske, judge; John F.. Fahey. associate.
 Griswold: John T. Barry. judge; James H. Shea, deputy
 Ansonia, Robert L. Munger, judge.
 Manchester: Raymond A. Johnson, judge; Thomas Ferguson, deputy.
 Waterford Frederick W. Dimmock. judge; Frederick W. Jacques, depu- ty.
 New London, s. Victor Prince, judge; Lewis Crandall, deputy.
 Seymour: Harry F. Mann Weller judge; Seth N. Beccher. deputy.
 Ansonia: Milton c. Isbell, judge. Naugatuck Frank A. Sears, judge.
 unfavorable reports were made in the house by the judiciary commit tee on house bill number 726, pro- viding $500 annual salary each for judge and prosecutor of Sprague town court, and number 314, amend ing Stafford Spring court charter concerning Jurisdiction in Willington
 The military affairs committee rec commended bills calling for expendi- lures for repairs to fifteen armories, for Sl15, 900 for an armory at Bris- tol, and for s15.0o0 for a garage at Brainard Field. The bills were all referred to the appropriations con- mittee
 Favorable reports on the following bills were received by the house:
 House bill No. SC, providing two judges for Bridgeport city court with provision for additional as- sistant for prosecutor and clerk.
 No. 206, validating order of pro- bate court and deed from Florence S. Hawley. administratrix c. [. a. to Charles s. Palmer.
 No. lie. authorizing state health department to make regulations for handling Of tetra ethyl lead.
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