New Britain herald., 1929-02-28

ed yesterday providing for the dep uty judge of Milford acting with full powers as judge when the lat ter is disa bled and for the prose- cutting attorney to appoint a New Haven county judge in case either the Milford judge or deputy is dis abled. The senate voted reconsidera ton for the bill and then Senator Peasley asked that il be tabled. He said an amendment would be offered
 "Ieft Side" lsill Killed
 The senate killed the bill requir- ing that pedestrians walk to the lief. side of highways. Senator Lavery of Bridgeport, declared the motor vehicles commission. of which he ta chairman, felt it would be bad leg islation" because pedestrians would be forced to walk on the left side no matter what the conditions Of the road. and there would be dan ger at sharp curves traffic tangles and similar situations.
 Senator Parsons of North Canaan. | finance chairman. told the senate of a predicament the town of Tor rington Is finding itself .n because of the vast number of appeals on tax assessments. His talk was in support of measure. reported fav- orable by his committee. granting ar extension for tax payments from March to March 9. He asked the | bill be passed quickly. which the senate did. transmitting it to the house under suspension of the rules. The house concurred. Senators Parsons declared that because of a revaluation m Torrington. 1900 persons are dissatisfied with the as- sessments and the town has been unable to complete its work, due to the appeals. by March 1. The bill ! was sent from the house to the en- crossing clerk and the governor for quick action SO that it would be- come a law by tomorrow.
 The bills giving New Haven coun- ty common pleas court clerks. assist ant clerks and messengers increased salaries was rejected. Senator Peas ley saying that the policy established in 1927 of allowing the board of finance and control to adjust salary problems would be continued. Guardian Measure Loses Because it was withdrawn, the lill allowing the Children's Aid So- pipfV of f'nnnantioJ n onfn d ian. provided a probate court ap- pointed it, was rejected.
 A favorable report came in on the bill authorizing coroncrs to fingerprint bodies of unidentified persons and requiring them to sub state health and the state police de- rartmcnts.
 The senate concurred with the house in rejecting the bill pXcmpting rural free delivery carriers from the gasoline tax.
 The votes on the healing arts bills indicated that only one other beside Mir. Reimors opposed rejection. Mr. Rcimer had declared that all schools and colleges of healing arts practice should be treated alike, and that if the state allows a man to diagnose d disease, it should also allow him 10 treat if, and to diagnose, and re- port, a disease that caused death.
 He said many prominent members of the house are being treated by natureopaths, chiropractors and os- tcopaths. Mr. Johnson insisted members of this healing arts cult" arc not sufficiently trained 10 dias- thing ''an accredited physician can do.
 Si.5O for Band Men
 The house adopted bill giving members of military bands on active duty s4.50 d day.
 A favorable report was made on the bill providing for teaching of the flag code and respect to the flag in public schools. Another favor able report was on the bill proyid- ing for a commission of seven to plan :he celebration of the 300th anniversary of the settlement Of Connecticut. the report to be made to the 1881 general assembly.
 The salary of the state board of hairdrcsSerS and cosmeticians prcsi- dent is increased under another bill favorably reported. The increase is from $500 to $2.500.
 Fraternal organizations would be tax exempt under a bill rejected. Bills adopted included those adding woodcock. Greater and lesser yell low legs. Wilson snipe or Jack Snipe. gallinules, cootS, or mudhens and rails to list of birds for which state close season and bag limit shall be the same as federal closed eason and bag limit.
 Providing for biennial town cleo tions in Hebron. upon acceptance of enabling act by town meeting prior to September l, 1929.
 Providing Winchester town court judge. when acting for judge, may act also as clerk of the court, mal- ing salary of clerk s150 a year and providing this shall be pald to judge when he acts as clerk, in addition to his salary as judge; authorizing judge 10 appoint probation officer and juvenile probation officer, each 10 be paid $2oO year.
 Restoring Frank P. Horan 10 the retired list of officers of the Con necticut National Guard with the rank of captain.
 SENATOR CHRIST DECLARES