The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-22
MANY NEW BILLS
 IN THE ASSEMBLY
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 Creation of a state electrical licensing setup and prohibiting sales of certain electrical mater ials. t.
 Towns to issue non-serial bonds.
 That paupers in any towns un- able to support them to be housed anywhere in the state.
 That consolidation of two or more state banks or trust compan- ies be first approved by the state bank commissioner.
 A judgeship resolution, nominat- ing Philo c. Calhoun as deputy judge of the Fairfield town court was submitted. ..
 Other house judgeship resolu- tions were: Ns
 Henry Freeman, judge, Nauga- tuck borough court.
 Israel Poliner. judge, Middle town city court.
 William P. Mulville and L. Paul Burke, judges, Greenwich court.
 Nehemiah Candee, judge, Nor walk city court.
 Eliminating the present milk control board and creating a new control board under the dairy and food commissioner, with two new members appointed b.. the gov- ernor at. annual salaries of $2500 each. It also provided an advisory milk industrial board consisting of not less than five and not more than nine members. The control board would issue licenses, regu- late the industry, subpoena records and define market areas. Licenses would cost $1 year for every 20 quarts produced daily. ..-.
 Appointment of Frank D. Lynch West Haven, as state auditor.
 Authorizing the state bank com missioner to furnish !, banks with lists of all legal investments.
 An appropriation of $30,O00 to defray state planning board ex- penses.
 That prevailing union wages be paid skilled and semi-skillcd work men on road and fridge projects and unskilled help receive not less than 50 cents an hour.
 Increase in state gasoline tax from to cents a gallon.
 Prohibiting any person from holding state executive or legisla- tive offices while connected with other branches of the state gov- erL ment.
 Three motor vehicle bills would empower the motor vehicle com missioner and his denuties with the same arresting powers as sheriffs and policemen in all municipali- ties: regular inspection of all cars and issuance of certificates to be displayed by motorists, and elim- iration of all curb pumps after 1937.
 A final measure, before adjourn ment was taken until 11:15 a. m., Wednesday, would extend the term of the commissioner of finance ana control to July 1, 1895 to conform With other state offices. Y x
 Senate bills provided:
 Increasing the state police to 250 men and providing 10. new bar racks and creation of state police commission of three members named by the governor for terms of six. tour and two years. Salaries would be fixed by the state board of finance and control.
 Empowering tax collectors to re. bate penalties on properties in municipalities and establishing in- terest rates at not more than z per cent on, delinquent taxes. Setting mortgage interest rates at not more than 1-2 per cent under penalty of $1,00O fine or one year in jail and prohibiting paying of bonuses.
 Another measure imposed the same restrictions on industrial loan associations. banks and building and loan associations.
 The senate judiciary committee, which last week withheld approval of the Connecticut Rehabilitation Corporation through which 1t is planned to make rural relief fam flies self-supporting, went over the proposal in detail.
 According to State Emergency Relief Administrator Miss Eleanor H. Little. the state would receive between $75,O0O- and $100,00O from the federal government each month to carry on the work which will be started in the Naugatuck valley area.
 Minor patronage appointments were to come up in the senate.
 The $1,7OO.00O deficiency bill was slated for hearing before the appropriation committee. f
 Old age pension groups plan- ned a conference late to-day, to be attended by representatives of the republican, democratic and s0- cialist parties. It was understood agreement would be reached by all groups on the provisions of the measure. assuring support from all political factions. <
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