New Britain herald., 1929-07-26


 |1g@o Trumhull 354 Among the public acts which are open to attack on the basis of the McCook decision are the following:
 session Of 1919
 i Chapter 214, reduction Of capital stock of corporations; 219, small loan law: 225, providing public acts shall take effect July 1. following passage; 2l6, omnibus validating act; 25S, providing for consolida- ton of state banks and trust com- panies: 9S2. uniforms for Cover nor's Foot Guard; making state fiscal year end June 30; 293, au- thOrizing town school boards to en- ploy dental hygienists; 312, anti se1ition law; %&5, temporary medical examiners; 336, establishing s. 500, ,0O0 soldiers aid fund.
 Session of 1921
 Chapter 243, grants for school li- braricS; 252, compensation for off cial stenographers; 995, pharmacy act; 296, separate high school ac- counts in cities; 299. state athletic commissions 800. gasoline tax; @05, election law codification; 307. ere ating department of public welfare: 800, providing for deputy bank , commissioner; 324, admission tax: 334. motor vehicle amendments including requirement. for lights. @3G, juvenile court act; 353, mak- ing salary of common pleas judges in New Haven. Hartford and Fair field counties S60OO a year: 371 making state tax on towns S2,O00.- 000; 376. preservation of probate records by state librarian: 37S. school supervision: 3S0, establish- ing marketing bureau in state board of agriculture: 3S9. making i bicamy penalty not more than five years; 394. unincorporated business tax; 399 health instruction in pub lie schools; 40l. omnibus validating act. validating acts of Hartford as sessors in filing 1920 lists; t02 transfer of property of Connecticut Industrial School for Girls to Long Lane Farm.
 ScsS'on of 1923
 Chapter 97G, omnibus validating act. including valida;ion of Hart ford common council resolutions approving Travellers Insurance company overhead bridge across Grove street, validating Meriden common council procecdinGs: 2S0 fees for dealers and rcpairers' au- i tom obiles.
 Session of 1925
 Chapter 1t5, fixing two cents q gallon tax on gasoline; 150 au- thorizing appointment of state Wa ter commissioner; 153. establishing 5S-hour week; 15S, prohibiting em- ployment of boys less than 16 years old in bowling alleys on school dayl or after 10 p. m. at any time; 161. establishing state board Of healing arts; 166, coroners' fees. including $e0 a day rate for service
 Chapter l1@. making mileage for county commissioners s cents mile; 174. repeating "frequenter" provision of liquor laws; 175. providing euber- material approval on appointment of county detectives; IT., film tax Gre pealed in 199D; 1S3. permitting mo- tor vehicle commissioner to require proof of financial responsibility of operators; 1S6, reduction of insur- ance company stock tax; 193. creat- ing state institutions commission tabolished in 192O; 195, making automobile speed limit reasonable rate: 199. control of disease in poul- try; 200; including 21 highways ill trunk line system; 90G requiring annual reports on town deposit funds; 4o9. authorizing railroad companies 10 operate public service motor vehicles; 225, inspection of milk and cream; 92S. transferring duties of state board of agriculture to agriculture commissioners: o34. giving local authorities power over | location of gasoline stations; 936, | fixing salaries of heads of military department; 23S. licensing of auc- | tionccrs; 249. general zoning en- abling act: 2f3, state athletic com missioner; 945, tax exemption codi- 1 fcatiOns; @4S, militia law amend ments, including governors staff provision; 249. establishing aviation departments; 2J4, excise on interstate