New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-31

BY Mr.. Cpamer-Pr0vidtn9 Tor
board Of four park commissioners In
Whethersfield.
BY Mrs- Als0p-Requiring banks
to make returns on amount Of
Christmas club deposits.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding that
word duck in game laws shall not
include domesticated ducks.
BY Mr.. Johnson-Requiring local
hearings on street railway layouts.
BY Mr.. Peck-Appropriating s..
900 to complete. Bristol armory.
BY Mr.. Gold-Reimbursing Con-
necticut Pathological society for
S231.26 paid In premises.
BY Mr.. Spiro-Appropriating S76,-
900 to Danbury hospital.
BY Mr.. Chappins-Authorizing
Town Of Warren to borrow $4,000
for state aid highway.
Another house bill would create
state tuberculosis commission Of
Ave members. one a woman. to con-
troll all efforts at preventing and
treating the white plague"
A senate bill creates a water
power commission OF five members
to make an immediate survey of.
and report to the present session on.
water resources not controlled by
individuals and corporations, with
power to recommend development.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
towns to establish small claims
courts.
BY Mr.. Alsop - Closing season
on ruffed grouse to October 20, 1880,
making bag limit of two a day and
IS a year.
BY Mr.. Seymour - Incorporating
New England Express Highway Co.
to maintain toll highway across
state, to condemn land for 25O-foot
right Of way for main road and 100
foot right Of way for feeder roads, to
fix own capital. to sell stock, plan to
be filed by February S. 1881, to pay
tax to state OF 10 per cent of gross
profits, state to be able to acquire
road within 10 years.
By Mr.. Bengston - Permitting
state banks and trust companies to
invest 10 per cent Of capital. sur
plus and undivided profits and saw
ings deposits in notes.
BY Mr.. Holbrook - Prohibiting
storage of second hand cars within
500 feet of dwelling or so feet of
road on state highway. land to be
screened by eight-foot hedge. Pen
atty. 500 fine. 30 days. or both.
BY Mr.. Dennis - Permitting use
Of rifle to kill deer.
BY Mr.. Schneider - Making wom-
en- eligible for jury service effective
July l, 1929.
Senate Bills
BY Senator Conroy-Repealing
section pertaining to conviction on
reputation" of selling liquor. in
state act passed to enforce national
prohibition act.
By Senator Durant-Regulating
use OF traps in hunting.
BY Senator Peas1ey-Providing
that mere possession of slot machine
makes persons subject to penalties
heretofore enacted.
By Senator Bergin-Creating q
commission to investigate agriculture
al and cattle industry conditions and
make recommendations to improve
the two fields, encourage reforesta-
ton and increase attractiveness of
state as summer resort. Seven
all governors appointees and would
report in 1891. Bill appropriates
10000 for the work.
BY Senator Goldstein-Providing
burden Of proving contributory neg
ligence in damage suits based OH
deaths from injuries be on defend
ant.
BY Senator misunderstanding
an employment insurance commits
sion and employees mutual employ
ment insurance company and pro
viding state system Of unemploy-
ment insurance. Commission would
consists of commissioner of labor
and factory inpector. chairman CT
compensation commission and five
governors appointees. First two to
get additional $2.50O salary. last
five. $4,000 yearly.
By Senator Hall-Exempting New
Haven lodge of girls friendly soci-
city from taxation.
BY Senator Hall-Appointing DR.
Austin Cheney, Stanley Dunn and
Mrs. Edith c. Cook as state commits
sioner for Grace hospital society,
New Haven. until July I. 1881.
TWIN SONS BORN
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