The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-28
WATERBURY DAY
 AT THE CAPITAL

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 as ten days prior to election: in- creasing the salary of Corporation $6,000 to $7,500: granting the al. dermen an annual salary of $100.
 Rep Daniel J. Mahaney present. cd this bill: Compelling the regis trars of voters to deposit the 'to- be-made" lists with the town clerk and leave them there for six months after election.
 Other City Bills
 Other city bills to be heard in. clude one of Senator J. Kenneth Bradley of Westport W hic h abolishes the section of the city charter permitting department heads to sign waivers and give out contracts without securing bids for work over $1,000; bill from Rep Bessette of Brooklyn compelling the Park road school district to join the second taxation district by January 1, 1886; one from Rep Leon Mccarthy of Ansonia grant ing privileges of a fireman's pen- sion to Daniel Mccarthy of An sonia, a former Waterbury fire man.
 In the House today Rep Daniel J. Mahaney of Waterbury spoke in support of a bill giving the city of Aasonia the right to issue $25O,0O0 in high school bonds. MT Mahaney stated that he was heavy prop. crty owner in ,Ansonia and hoped that the measure would be passed
 Waterbury educators were ex. pccted at the Capitol this after. noon for the hearing before the education committee on the bill o1 Senator Joseph H. Lawlor of Wat. trt try allowing teachers to jon the retirement fund upon payment of back dues in the next ten years. l Tuesday, March 19, tn, judiciary committee will consider the bill ot Rep Claude Badger of Wolcott in which the speed of motor boats on | Hitchcock Lake is limited to lc miles per hour under penalty oi $50 fine or 30 days Imprisonment
 Next Wednesday the committed on roads, rivers, and bridges wil hold Q hearing on the measure | placing road from the Oakvillt Post Office over Nova Scotia hil to the aston-Watertown high fway in the trunk line system. | Representative Daniel J. Ma nancy presided at a meeting of tn, veterans of the Legislature imme diately after adjournment today Plans for the forthcoming banque at the Pennington Country Club ol March z, were to be discussed.
 ThomastOn Board On the same day and before thu same committee there will be { hearing on the creation of a board | of finance in the town of Thomas | ton.
 Life Job
 On Tuesday, March 12, before the Judiciary committee there wil be hearing on the bill making the office of woman probation of. ficer in the Waterbury city court one of life tenure upon good be. havior.
 On March 19 the judiciary com mittee will hold hearing on tho bill of Senator Joseph H. Lawloi requiring personal registration fOl all primary lists.
 In the House today the bill wa. passed granting Florence Eccles O. Waterbury an award of $57 fol stenographic work in the Water bury city court performed for th, states attorneys office in May ant June, 1893.
 The House today referred tht bill of Senator George T. Culhant granting refunds for unused liquoi permits from the claims to the ju dietary committee.
 The senate received to-day two | favorable reports on bills granting extended powers to building ant loan associations. Attorney T. V Meyer of Waterbury spoke in be- half of the bills at the hearing be. fore the committee on banks yes ! terday afternoon.
 The Culhane bill doubling tho state police force was rejected by the senate formally to-day when q favorable report was received on { similar measure proposed by Sen ator John C. Blackall of Hartford in which the force is raised from