New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

compensation and other welfare measures"
 MT. Dannenberg waded into par liamentary snarl by moving rejection of the committees report and adop- tion of the bill. d motion which was out of order, inasmuch as House Leader Johnson had moved the re- port be accepted and the bill accept ed. MT. Johnson sugseste., white warning he would oppose it. tha, the proper motion was to divide the question.
 A favorable report was received on the bill incorporating the Mark Twain library and mem orial com- mission to purchase the Mark Twain house in Hartford. Another favor able report was on the bill author iZing the state board Of finance and control to grant state employees leaves of absence.
 The amendment 10 the Norwich zoning law. giving the first select man instead of the town clerk juris- hIttioi4 oN'i III FdIl oi town outside the city. was adopted. This changes permit fees from S to 50 cents for each $I.o0O of value Of project, minimum fee to be $l and maximum $50, and authorizes the board of appeals to enforce de- cisions by court action.
 Other Bills Adopted
 ,} @aA. vidlng for single, full time tax col iector ;,, Iroton at $3,oOo yearly salary and allowance of not more than sl.2V0 for clerical assistance: collector to be elected for two year term; district taxes to be remitted to district treasurers on fifth day of month following receipt.
 Authorizing town of Hamden to establish police relief fund. board of police commissioners to be ex-officio trustees and as such to make rules and regulations. appoint clerk of such fund and supervise investment; fund to include gifts and donations to pollcc, rewards, lost and forfeited property and an assessment of not liole ludH three per CtlII Oi Sdid! leo ot policemen: town treasurer to be treasurer of fund and to be bonded; policemen at age of 60 and with 70 years service, or those disabled in line of duty. to be eligible for half pay, providing no pensions shall be paid until principal of fund amounts 10 oo,ooo.
 Authorizing Hamdcn board Of se- lectmcn to appoint recreation com mission Of s,A members, not more than four to be of same political party. term of one member of orig inal board to expire each year until February 1, 1885 and successor to be appointed for six years; first sc lectman to be cN-officio member of board and school board to be cm- powered 10 annually appoint mem ber of that board to serve on re- creation commission; commission to organize and maintain playgrounis and other rccrca'ionaI activities and 10 hire S pervisors: to fix permit fees and determine admission to be charged for events for which board decides by unanimous vote that ad- mission shall be charged.
 Providing for firemen's pension fund for Wallin-ford, to provide half pay for fremen disabled in per formance of duties or tiremcn Go years old in continuous service for o5 years, providing payment not cN- ceeding S2.o0 to widow or depcnd- ents of hremen killed on duty, mak ing borough warden's salary $l,no0 a year and providing act shall be- come effective upon ratification in referendum.
 Incorporating adult property own CTS Of MerWin's Beach. Burwell $ | Beach and Far View Beach in Mil ford as Merwin. Burweli and Far i View Beach association, to protect property. health and morals of in- habitants of district: first meeting to be held on second Thursday of July, ! 1929 on call of Samuel t.skin, Thom - as J. Hadden. Dwight r.. Hindsley, 1 Werner Gutenberg, Jean Bryncs. Goldie W. Tansky and Jacob b. i Pickus or a majority of them: meet ing 10 elect executive board of nine, three from each beach, one third for one year, one third tor two years and one third for three year terms. | vacancies to be filled annually for three years terms: majority of re- malning members to fill vacancies in board. association to have power to adopt bylaws. rules and regulations and to hire policemen, to adopt bud get and lay tax not exceeding five mills; association officers to include ! president, vice president and secrc- | tary and treasurer, not members of ] executive board.