New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
STATE BUDGET IS
 TABLED IN SENATE
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one estate should total under fed cral rates, $l00.0o0 and if under the states rate. the tax would be $S0, ,0a1 the remainder $20,00O. would go to the federal government. If. how ever. the states tax would amount to only $20.000 the federal govern- mcnt would get $S0.o00.
 Tn effect" said Senator Parsons, 'it makes us raise our rates up to SC per cent of the federal rates, al though 1t does not require the exec Ctor to pay one cent more. II takes from the federal government and gives to the state. The state of Connecticut, through its tax com- mNsioner. has led the fight against the credit clause Of the fedora. estate tax law, believing the principle finance committee that the state should not sacrifice a principle for SooO.oo
 "The reason why this principle is wrong is that it is an attempt by congress to dictate 10 all the states what taxes should be imposed and what rates.
 They force the states 10 put the death taxes at sufficiently high rates 10 absorb thIs SD per cent credit.
 In this state it would only be ap- plicabie to estates of Sl,oo0,nD0 or more"
 Bristol Bonds sanctioned
 The house passed bill authoriz- ing Bristol to issue bonds for s20o,- 0oo, bearing interest at not more than five per cent. to be known as second taxing district sewer con- struction bonds, issue to be approved by a majority of the voters in the district and special tax to be levied upon the districts grand list.
 Another bill passed provides for an assistant clerk of Milford town court at an annual salary of s25o. \ penalty of S7 fine, or 30 days in ;ail, or both. is provided for the talk ing Of moro than one peck Of clans q, any one time from Golf pond. Milford. under another house meas ure adopted
 Three other bills passed:
 Directing New London county commissioners on request Of New London County Law Library associa ton. to provide suitable rooms and furniture for county law library in Norwich courthouse, with annual appropriation of $500 for bar library at Norwich and $500 for bar library at New London. Authorizing to be used as follows: $45.ooo for sewerage systems. $35,oo0 for storm Ansonia to issue bonds for Sl3o.000 at interest of not more than 3a per cent to be retired within 15 years. 10 be used as follows: s45,0 for water sewers for drainage Of Hotch- kiss and "Bindy Lambs" ponds and from designated streets and districts. :70,o0o for pastinG designated act to become effective on ap- proval by voters in referendum.
 Authorizing city Of E,illimantic 10 issue water refunding bonds for sJo,0 900 to bear interest at not more than l-2 per cent.
 Favorably reported in the house W dS bifI dutlOi lLIlE t>Oi l'n tc iS- sue sii0,0o0 court house refun1ing bonds.
 Bills Fa,o:abIy Reported
 Also fayorably reported was the measure providing for police con- mission Of three, to be appointed by sclcctmcn at Branford, as was the bill authorizing Allingtown fire dis trict in West Haven to issue bonds for s45.ooo.
 Also favorably reported was the bill providing polls in Naugatuck shall close at p. m. instead Of D. m.
 The house rejected bill allowing towns to pay salaries 10 constablcs, grand jurors and justices of the peace.
 The state capitol was visited to- day by the senior class of Arnold college, New Haven. Fifty-thrce members of the class with it's presi- dent. Miss Betty Lena of Westerly, F. l., and Professor Carl Bretzfeld- CT of the faculty as chaperons, stop- ped here after visiting the states prison and before going 10 the Mid dletown state hospital.
 Miss Lena was the guest in the senate Of Lieut.. Governor Rogers. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS