The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-31

the warrant to attach the body of taxpayers.
 A proposed act which has been re- ferred to the judiciary committee would, if possed, exempt orphan chil dren of veterans up to $1,00O in tax ation.
 Senator Goldstein has introduced 8 bill in the senate which would ex- empt from taxation all dwelling houses constructed during this year and next.
 The motion picture operators are expected to support a bill introduced by Senator Sullivan of the 23rd dis trict providing for>two licensed op- orators in moving picture houses where sound pictures are shown and allowing pictures to be shown by oXyhydrogen gas or lime light.
 Additional power would be given bill in the senate that provides authority in all courts, in addition to the superior court, to dismiss information of a criminal nature pending in the court which dismisses the same. More bills have come in amending the personal tax law, one calling for outright re- peal and the others recommending exemptions for various persons.
 
 in Connecticut providing a bill intro duced in the house is passed. It pro- vides for employment of male pris- oners in county jails on the repair and construction of highways.
 Another bill would increase the daily compensation of deputy sher- ifs in attendance at court from $7 to $10.
 Painters would have to register and would be placed under the juris- diction of the labor commissioner in a bill proposed by Senator Connor of Hartford. A bill introduced by Sem ator Lavery would provide for mak- ing judges of the common pleas court state referees on their retire. ment.
 Many more bills came into the legislature during the week, all aim- ed at the small loan companies who charge and one-half per cent in- terest per month.
 A bill in the house provides for a tax of five cents per square foot and a minimum fee of three dollars for bill boards. A bill which promises to face great opposition is one provid- ing for an income tax of one per cent on net incomes less than $10,- 900, two per cent on incomes from $1O,000' to $50,000 and 3 per cent on incomes in excess of $5O,O00.
 Game wardens are authorized to destroy starlings and minor birds and to confiscate beetle guns under an act introduced in the house. The last of the Connecticut blue laws will be seen if bill introduced by Re- Haven is passed. It provides for re. peal of the laws prohibiting labor and recreation on Sunday.
 A bill introduced in the house provides that no elective officer O. the state or state central committee man of any political party shall holt any judicial position in town, cit. or borough court. Another bill pro vides that no person engaged in sell ing or writing fire insurance shall ac as an assessor or be a member ol the board of relief.
 A speed limit Of 40 miles per houl is set in a bill on motor vehicle. introduced in the house. Another bil provides that there shall be no ad' vertising on a passenger automobile unless an advertising fee shall bt paid.
 Objectors to vaccination of schoo children are expected to be interest ed in a house bill providing that vac. cination need not be required in cer. tain cases of conscientious objection
 Soldiers who served in the Polish division of the Canadian army dur. ing the war would be given a $1,0O( exemption from taxation under the provisions of bill introduced. An. other bill would exempt all wht fought with the Allies to the exten of $1,000.
 Another bill on the compensation law provides for the lowering of tht number of employees necessary fol liability under the law from five tt three and making the weekly com pensation rate sixty-six and tw' thirds per cent of average week.. wage instead of the present 50 pe cent.
 It is proposed in senate bill tt increase the age of public service motor vehicle operators from T. years to 21 years.
 A bill considered quite drastic pro vides that no alien shall be fore man in any state department. Viola ton of this rule would be just caus for removal of the department head the bill provides.