The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-20
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acquainted with the fact whether any statutes were violated by F. Donald Costa -Musica, president of the company who committed suicide when he was revealed as swindler.
 The McKesson & Robbins plant and principal offices are located at Fairfield.
 Sullivan Is Ready
 Sen. John L. Sullivan, D., New Britain said he would file an iden- tical measure in the Senate Tuesday because of an agreement between the two Houses not to engage in controversial issues on Fridays.
 Under terms of the resolution the attorney general would determine amounts and sums of money paid to known lobbyists by such McKesson company and determine further whether any such services were used or employed to influence legislation enacted by any prior General As- sembly, and that the attorney -gen- eral be and hereby is directed to de- termine whether the banking laws with relation to the duties of direc- tors have been violated and if so to fix responsibility for same"
 The report of the attorney gen. eral would contain recommenda- tions for criminal prosecution, should the investigation disclose any warranting violations.
 Bills in House
 Hartford, Conn, Jan. 2O.-(UP).-- Bills of every description rolled into the house today-the final day for the submission of business to be con- sidered by the General Assembly during its five and one-half months session
 Major bills proposed: Appointment of Robert H. 0errish as New Haven county commissioner: Carl M. Sharpe as Windhan county commissioner and Omar J. Fortier as Fairfield county commissioner.
 Creating of restaurant control commission to impose an annual H. cense fee of $25 and draft regula- tions governing the restaurant busi- ness.
 Extending the hours during which taverns, restaurants and clubs so that they might sell liquor from 2 @. m., until midnight ito take care of the unemployed on relief"
 Restricting patients to the new training school for mental detectives at Southbury to residents of Fair field, Litchfleld and New Haven counties.
 Provisions for community health service through cooperative action and medical health insurance.
 Institution of civil service at fIor- walk through charter amendment
 Amending election laws and stat utes relating to securing of pe- titions for places on ballots and bal- lot labels.
 Establishment of a special police force for state parks and forests.
 Establishing University of Con- i1ecticut.
 Establishing a photograph depart ment of the state to handle all normal photographic business of de- partments and commissions.
 Repeating an act exempting from taxes the horse or any practicing physician or surgeon to the value of $2oo, This saddle, bridle, harness and buggy"
 Authorizing hospitals to have rights of actions against relatives of paupper patients.
 Return of entry fees illegally paid the city of Waterbury by attorneys.
 Abolishing the office of county health officer and relegating duties to the state health department.
 Erection of 8 bride over Nag tuck river between Ansonia and Derby on the boundary line of the cities.
 Creation of a commission appoint ed by the governor to study water pollution problems
 Making 1t mandatory for the at- torney generals office to furnish legal protection to state employees arrested for violation of any statute during the performance of their due vary cemetery. Friends may call at the home today.