New Britain herald., 1929-02-27

porations. firms and associations 10 not only the s5 DOT cent addition. but the cost of service necessitated by the attorney generals taking ac. ton for continued non- payment, would be unfair. unnecessary and unwarranted."
 Senator Hall declared that the introducer of the 1927 bill had de- liberately left out the word "per- sons" realizing the inequity of in- cluding it.
 Umbrellas Mixed Up
 The governors reception to legis- lators yesterday afternoon had an aftermath in the house today when it was learned that many umbrellas had been taken by mistake. or ex- changed. Judge Peck. of Bristol. and Speaker Eddy brought smiles to the representatives, faces by an in- terchangs of courtesies after the speakers announcement that he would allow an exchange of right full owners" and no questions asked"
 The lobby" of dealers in used motor vehicles which fought . bill providing for their being licensed. apparently won its light in the mo- tor vehicle committee. for Senator Lavery. of Bridgeport, committee chairman. brought in an unfavor. able report on the measure. and the senate rejected 1t. Senator Lavery said there was no support and no need of the measure.
 Tho senate likewise rejected . bill providing for uniform traffic signals on highways and streets. after Senator Lavery declared the police chiefs association had cov- cred 1t in agreements for traffic action.
 Nominations Received
 The senate received the nomina- tions from Governor Trumbull of Frank A. Hagerty, former mayor and postmaster of Hartford: Sena- tor Joseph H. Lawlor of Waterbury and Frank M. Creagh of Stamford to be members of state board Of mediation and arbitration. Tho gov ernor also named MT. Creagh for the unexpired portion of the term ending July 1. 1929. The other ap. pointments would be from that date to 1881.
 The senate occupied itself more today in rejecting bills than in any other business. Some of the rejec. tions follow:
 Bill providing for . pension of $15 to disabled war veterans, or their widows and orphaned children.
 Bill providing for appropriation of 5000. to be used by the comptrol- Ter, to purchase three frame build ings and ten platforms at Mantle.
 Bill providing for the expenditure by the adjutant general of $500 for a memorial tablet on the old military training grounds of Coventry.
 Bill providing for filing by com- naming officer of . town. if several members of national guard and state militia live there. Of tax exemp- tion papers. instead of, ;-.i at pres- ent provided. each man filing papers sepa rately.
 Bill providing tax collectors fur nish annual list to town clerks of all taxes paid in previous year.
 The senate passed the bill allow ing the assistant judge at New Lon. don to fill the vacancy. with full powers. if the office of judge is vacated.
 Also passed was the bill extend- ing time for the organization of the Silica Railway and Transportation Co. of New London county.
 House Adopts Bills
 The house adopted the following bills: Providing for two judges at Greenwich. the senior judge to make appointments.
 Extending for a period of sixty days after passage of act time with in which Stanislawa Traska may file a claim against estate Of Andrew Trzaska.
 Extending until February 1. 1851, time of organization of Windham Memorial hospital.
 Amending charter of Boys club of Bridgeport to permit holding property to value Of 36OO.O0O.
 Amending charter Of Hartford Orphan asylum to provide board of managers Of not less than 20 nor more than % members, and author izing board of managers, by its sec- retary to accept appointment as guardian.
 Making closed season on quail un- til October $. 1931.
 Providing senior judge of borough court of Greenwich may appoint a woman probation officer at salary of $120O a year.
 Authorizing secretary Of state board of education to compile laws relating to education. including 1929 acts. and have 5000 copies printed for distribution.
 Three fish and game bills were taken from the calendar and sent to the fish and game committee. on request of Chairman Wilcox of for coditication into one bill and favorable action. The bills pro- vide that the state board of fishe-- ies and game may fix the salary or the superintendent and elect chairman, and that 90 game ward ems may be appointed.
 The bill appropriating $s5.00O for Of Storrs experiment station was rejected. as was the Ap- of 35S7.922 for mainte- nance Of Connecticut Agricultufai