The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
LOBBYISTS ARE
 HIT BY MEASURE
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Concerns who employ lobbyists would be compelled to file with the secretary within two months after the legislature adjourns, an ac- counting of compensation.
 Employment or person whose compensation was contingent upon the passage or rejection of bill, or bills. would be subject to 8 fine of 5000 or a year in jail.
 Failing to register would result fin a similar penalty and failure of a firm to file an accounting within the two months period would re- suit in a fine of $100 for every de- linquent day.
 A similar bill was proposed to the 1895 legislature but was killed.
 Auto Tax Collections
 Transfer of automobile tax collec- tons from municipalities to the state department of motor vehicles was proposed to the General As- sembly toca, as a more forceful means of reducing delinquencies.
 Offered by Sen. Joseph P. Cooney, D., Hartford, the bill would turn the funds over to the state treas- urer who would return to the towns and cities amounts in appropriat ton to totals connected from each dis trict.
 Included today's bills were pro- posalS to:
 Incorporate the College of Natur- opathic Physicians of Hartford, the incorporators to be Matthew J. Col ney. Waterbury: Wilhelm Justinus. Bridgeport; George o. Fitch, Mil- ford: John V. Gregan, Manchester: J. Clarence Wilser. East Hartford, and Alween Schreiter, Portland.
 Incorporate the Ethel Foundation at Hartford to distribute a trust fund established by Ethel Walker Smith, West Hartford and the Ethel Walker Scnool. Simsbury, for char table and educational purposes.
 Avoid Double Taxation
 Avoid double taxation on mort gages by exempting realty corpor- ations from paying levies on out standing indebtedness.
 Provide a "fairer apportionment' of liquor revenues among munich palities.
 Exempt war veterans from old age assistance tax payments.
 Create {. fund for retirement of state employers who have served % years and who are IS years, or who have served 26 years; who have be- come permanently disabled after 1d years of service, on one-half the av- craze yearly salary earned during the i've years previous to retire. ment. Employes who have served 30 years would receive GO per cent 35 years 70 per cent. 40 years 75 per cent and 50 years full salary.
 Persons employed after July l 1887 would contribute s per cent oi their monthly salary. Those who had been employed 20 years on that date would contribute 2 per cent and those employed from 10 to % years one and one-half per cent The state would contribute 2 pei cent of its annual payroll.
 Amend Waterbury Police Charter
 
 Amend the Waterbury police de- pertinent charter.
 Appropriate 94,000,O0 for erection and Equipment of state hospital and training school on . site to be determined. (A special governor commission already has proposed South Britain as 2 location for tho new institution.)
 Prohibit sale of fireworks.
 Prohibit tampering with seals or weighing machines.
 Establish . county board of n. nance in each county to compile budgets and control expenditures. Amend the tax statutes to provide Q tax based on the gross weight o' busses.
 Add 100 officers to the state policl force; designate the state polic, commissioner aS "colonev': establIsl |.