The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-23

The appropriation had been recom- mended by the committee on military affairs. In urging its passage, MT. Til- son said that he was asking as near a personal favor of the house as he ever did.
 Representatives Halloek of Derby and Griswold of Guilford supported his re- marks. ..
 The resolution making the appropria- ton was adopted under suspension of rules and the committee report re- jected. '~~'
 The house concurred with the senate in accepting the report of the railroads committee and continuing the demur- rage bill to the next general assembly. On motion of Representative Holcomb of Torrington the house insisted on its action in passing the bill requiring sa- looms to be closed at 10 P. m. The bill was rejected in the senate by unani- nous vote. Representatives Holcomb and Huke were named as conference committee to represent the house.
 Concurrent action was taken in adopting the senate amendments to the lottery bill which prohibits the sale of property through the medium of cloth ing, watch, club, etc.
 The house insisted on it's action in adopting the. resolution reappointing George B. Clark judge of the city court of Derby, rejected by the senate. Representatives Clark and Hallock of Derby were named as conference committee. s I
 The house also insisted in rejecting the resolution appointing w. l.. Bar nett, judge of the same. court, adopted by the senate. The same representa- tives were named as conference conn mittee. ,a-a .s:a ..-.. 2,
 Representative. Northrop asked for a committee to recall from the senate the automobile bill passed yesterday ex- plaining that there was a. very close vote on one of the amendments and that he desired reconsideration Speak CT Holcomb ruled the request out of | order, s9E .ss.s, ...r . The good roads bill passed last week by the senate were made the special order of the day for Tuesday next at F o'clock. sf 5E .s,,.E
 l Representatives Clark of Hartford and Patten of Stratford were appoint 1 ed a conference committee to consider the bill reducing the tax on savings I banks deposits rejected by the house and passed by the senate.
 l The bill making the close season for | wild bares and rabbits from December 1 to September 30 favorably reported by the fisheries and game committee, was i taken from the foot of the calendar. l Representative Hubbard of Woodstock l opposed it's passage ,... .-. x Representatives Warner of Wood I bridge and Hull of Monroe supported ! the committees report and urged the adoption of the bill, The bill was. thes passed. ~ ss ..
 The judiciary committee reported 8 substitute corrupt practices bill which was tabled for printing. a$ E5s. ss Il The board of pardons bill vetoed bS Governor Roberts was made the specia order of the day for Wednesday next at 12 o'clock ..ss. -,
 The bill providing for the ,conselida. ton of the city and town governments of Stamford was taken from the table and passed. ts5s4E.sS :. .5F 5... R | Is concurrence with the senate tn, bill legalizing the bonds of the Connec l ticut Railway and Lighting company a, savings bank investments was passed and the report of the committee or banks rejected, Chairman Thompson of the committee opposed the bill,
 Representative Banks of Fairfield pleaded for the admission of the bonds arguing that the committee had unfor
 tunately discrininated against them
 He thought it but fair that the hous, should accord thernthe same consider
 ation shown those of the Consolidated Railway company, which it had en dorsed. r Representative Miller of Huntington in urging the adoption of the bill saiC he considered the bonds one of the bes