New Britain herald., 1929-01-30
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BILL IN SENATE
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except pIOSlotOuU lu3Aau8 su~"~eS~sS
natureopaths be gradustcs OF
schools OF chiropractic and that
chiropractors be graduates OF
schools Of natureopathy.
BY Senator Lavery-Stopping aid
10 widows and children under is II
they move to another. municipality,
unless application Be made to exc
cutive officer Of new municipality.
On Almshoiso Inmates
BY Senator Pierson-AllowinG
nunicipalities to unite for the car
ing Of almshouse inmates In . joint
institution. This would DO done
under board Of management con-
sistiny Of one representative Of each
municipality and one from the state
public welfare department, with
mower to obtain land. build instttu-
lions. install equipment and provide
for superintendent. medical. nursing
and other necessary facilities. q,
. The senate passed resolution, on
motion Of Senator Peaslcy OF Ches-
hire. allowing Holland county to ap-
point two republicans a. auditors,
the Cheshire senator explaining that
the county was devoid Of democrats.
1.-THE state law provides that an
auditor be appointed from each par
IT," The senate also passed = rcso.
luton on motion Of Senator Christ
OF New Britain allowing the New
ington Home for Crippled Children
to include in its 1897 appropriation
Of 100000 money for equipment,
and under suspension Of the rules.
sent 1t to the house.
Other bills introduced includes:
BY Senator Wilcox: Making highway
beginning Yalesville underpaas In
Meriden known rs Broad street
route" and ending Berlin turnpike at
Berlin Woods corner. part Of the
trunk line system. This would at
feet Meriden. Wallingford AMI
Berlin.
BY Senator Smith-Including ~
anti larson act punishment for mere
intent to burn, by placing imam.
mable substance or fluids on prop
erty and including personal proper
ty and chattels with buildings and
other property already in the act.
Sales Commissioners :
BY Senator Hull's bill, that ap-
pointing a commissioner OF auctions
and sales, would give him a four.
year term at . salary OF $4,000 =
year. He would be = governors APP
pointee and would post = 5000
bond. He would license all auction
GERS and itinerant vendors. but
would have no jurisdiction over auc-
tons by estate executors or admins
strators. He would suspend licenses
If auction houses were discovered
to have made fraudulent statements
and to employ "cappers' or bidders.
Temporary auctions would require
license fees at $40 4 day. Sales Of
lost and unclaimed property would
be under tho commissioners jurisdtc-
ton. A penalty Of $500 or 30 dsys'
Imprisonment, or both, would 30 I'M.
posed on auction houses falling to
obtain licenses, employing cappere
and bidders making fraudulent
statements and failing to expose IL
censes in conspicuous Aiaces.
OF interest to travellers and ccr,-
nuters, was = house bill which
would make commutation tickets on
the New Haven road applicable to
buses rs we'll AZ trains.
The assembly adopted bill ex-
empting Tolland county, all legisla-
tors from which are republican,
from statute regulations requiring
counties elect auditors Of different
political parties. Tolland county
meeting will be held tomorrow
morning to nominste commissioned
and elect auditors. +,
A house bill would~tsx cigarettes
at the rate Of one cent for each ter
or fraction. the money to 70 to the
highway fund. Six Representatives
and three senators would be Z joint
commission to investigate the needs
of district traffic courts and would
report findings and present q bill t.
the legislature. under house
measure.
Another house bill would author.
lie state board Oh fisheries and game
to establish public hunting preserves
The Middlesex county republican
caucus nominated Arthur V. Nc.
Powell. Middletown. for committee
to fill the unexpired term Of Charles
T.. Baker. ending October l. 1881
and Mrs. Lena w. Greenbacker, Mid.
dlefield, as auditor.
Mcdowell il serving under ths
governors recess appointment.
NewtngtOn Bond Issue
BY Mr.. Hamburg Authorizinl
Newington to issue $4,000 refund
Ing and school bonds.
BY Mr.. Aubrey-Providing attor
neys' feese for successful prosecu'