The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-24
Bills Galore in
 Both the Houses
(Continued from Pago D

Their measure calls for payment of not less than $10 a week to all unemployed in the state, with To. cal committees, named by workers organizations, distribut Ing the funds. Money for the purpose would be raised by reducing salaries of all state employees to maximum of S2,OO0 a year, a progressive tax on incomes of more than $5,000, and n tax on real estate worth more than $26,O00. The bill was res ferred to the judiciary committee,
 Speaker Hanna announced new appointments to committed places from which two democrats and two republicans resigned last week. Among those named to-day were Rep Warmester, dem, Middletown, to the military affairs committed and Rep Googel, dem, New Britain, to the unfinished business commit. toe.
 Tho house referred 46 judgeshir resolutions, submitted last week, te the judiciary committed.
 Forfeited rights would be re' stored to Raymond Mott and Mich' ael Carlo of Danbury, and William Jones of New Britain, under bill, rendered by Reps Hanna and Google.
 Among the first measures to Dc introduced to-day was ono provid. Ing for imposing a license fee 0i not moro than $200 on peddier, distributing bakery products m al cities and towns except whore the proucts were made, and Q bill call. Ing for appropriation of $2,000 te tho Connecticut Bee Keepers aseo' citation, which was submitted bS Rep O'Connell, Norwich. Among other house bills gubmit' ted were those which would; <.
 Restore forfeited rights tt George Eallo. Waterbury.
 Appoint Edward Mascolo Wa Appoint William IT.. Heald ant Ernest k. Taft, deputy judge oI stafford Springs borough court. Appoint Timothy J. Lyons judge and Peter Cavanaugh deputy judge of the Torrington city court. Appoint c. l. Tolles judge, ant John T. Dwycr deputy judge of tht Naugatuck borough court.
 Authorize the insurance com' missioner to publish notices of BuB- pension or revocation of licenses oi non resident or foreign insurance companies, stating the reasons for such suspensions. | Provide that tho action Of In. surance agents in failing to turn in the money or equivalent collect at premiums to their companies, be rQ Qan rled aR IarCeny.
 Almond the Willlmantic city charter to include revisionS made since 1914 and not printed, to brina the charter up to date.
 Repeal a chapter of tho, specla acts authorizing the city Of New Britain to increHsc It's water supply and issue additional bonds.
 Make 1t possible for towns anf cities 10 avail themselves of loani from tho Reconstruction Financt corporation for promotion Of Tim tied dividend house operations t' be done under the supervision Of stato housing commission, to Do ap
 Appoint 200 moro wild iifo pro tectorS In the state at an annua salary of $1 each.
 Define the duties of tho asses sors and board of relief at Dan bury.
 Authorize the city of Danbury t' Issue $36,0O0 bonds to dcfray pro perty revaluation expenses.
 Establish the salary of all coun tv com mmissloners Ut $500 0 year.
 Hospital IslIl
 Hartford, Conn, Jan 24.--(UP. --Following c conference with Go' | Wilbur l.. Cross and others Johi Markham, democratic minorit! leader Of the house, to-day intro duced bill calling for tho ap pointment of q commission to in' vestigato the construction of thu new Fairfield state hospital. | Thn cotn nalsaion W0iild hA com.