New Britain herald., 1929-03-26
women PRESIDE IN
senate and HOUSE

vidcs for the settlement Of disputes.
Senator Pcasley said this bin virtual
ly codifies and puts into writing the
procedure. making solid provisions
which put entire regulation into the
hands Of the courts.
Senator Robert l.. Hyde. of Ell
ington was appointed. by approval
of Governor Trumbull's nomination.
a member Of .hc state milk regu-
lation board. Justus j. Fennel and
Abraham Woisey were elected
Judges Of the Stamford court.
Chaplain Acclain,s Spring
Lieut.. Governor Rogers was here
but several minutes today and, leav-
ing the senate for a conference
turned the chair over to Senator
Weaver Chaplain Ayers OF Bran
ford, referred. in his prayer, to the
electric storms. which he saw as
the final harbingcrs OF spring.
The amendment to the New Ha-
ven Clock pany's charter. allow
ing an increase of capital stock from
1000 TO 10000 shares at SIS each.
was passed. and sent 10 the house.
under suspension OF rules. so that il
could be made law. Senator Wilcox,
OF Meridcn. interpretations chairman
said the company board meeting is
to be held next week and quick
enactment would facilitate their
work.
Two new colleges would be Great
ed under two bills adopted by the
senate. one is the Arnold Colleg"
for hygiene and physical education.
In New Haven, the incorporators
being Senator George 4. Hall. Or
Vile a. Petty. s. Minerva Haupt and
Henry j, Schne,le.
Senator Wilcox of Merdcn said
the college would be similar to the
Connecticut College for Women. at
New London. The other is the
Junior College Of Bridgeport, in re-
atty an expanded junior college OF
Connecticut. The incorporators of
this are Francis J. Brennan. Senator
Cooper. +. Everett CortriGht, Harry
n. Deloss. Alfred c. Jones. Harry ..
King, Senator l.avcry. Eta NJ. OPP.
pei. Elliott W. Peck. Isaac T.. Schine
and Sumner simpson. Senator Will
cox said the incorporators would.
under tn" bill take over the Junior
college Of Connecticut. increase its
facilities and change the nam.
The Somersvillc Manufacturing
company was authorized to in
crease its capital stock to not more
than s1,0oo,0oo.
Butter Bill Passes
The bill providing tub butter.
when sold in prints, be labelled tub
butter" was passed in concurrence.
The bill including in the trunk
line system a highwa2 from New
Milford TO Washington depot was
passed Senator Arrigoni OF Dur
ham, roads, rivers and bridges
chairman. saying large section of
the territory would be opened to
traffic and the town of Washington
would he aided. He said the town
is now mortgagcd to the future" to
the extent of $4,000 and would not
have funds TO build up the highway
for the next ten years.
Also passed was the bill provid-
ing an option be taken on land in
Grove cemetery at Darien, SO that
the 1913 general assembly may APP
propriate money for its purchase.
Senator Hall. New Haven. military
affairs chairman, said additional
grave space is needed. as the ca
pacity OF the cemetery is only 800.
and there are 5000 World War
veterans in the state.
House silent For EN.h
The house stood for half minute
today in memory of Marshal Foch
of France. buried yesterday. Ad-
iourrment was taken out OF respect
TO Mr.. Cooke of Goshen. who died
Saturday A committee to draft a
resolution on Mr.. Cooks was APP
pointed. 1t comprises Mr.. Vail,
Goshen; Mr.. Gold. Cornwall: MIR.
Pease and Mr.. Weigold. Torrington;
Mr.. Buel. Litchfield: Mr.. Wheaton.
Washington and Mr.. living. Morris.
The house rejected the bill vail
dating the operations Of the fourt h
Meriden Building and Loan associa :
ton while II was using an unauthor-
izcd name. Also rejected was the
bill providing for police pensions in
Naugatuck. A favorable report WAS
Received on the bill providing the