The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.
ALL HANDS TO ENJOY 4 DAY OFF k AT C0MPOUNCE

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 Accepting the Hospitality of Senator
 Paige-A sheepbake-BiIls for Ex- penditures of Money--Big New In-
 surance Company--Cnpitai Half n MiIIion--senator Hammer of Bran- ford-Govcrnor vetoes Board of Par dons nilI. 8 sa...ss. sasa. .s...a Hartford, May 25.-The general as sembly will enjoy the hospitality of
 Senator Paige on Thursday, June 1, at Lake Compounce, where an old fashion, ed sheep bake will be given under the auspices of the distinguished senator from Bridgeport. The day will be one long to be remembered in the annals of the session. Lake Compounce in it self. is thoroughly worth the days vis- 1t, being one of the pleasantsst resorts in Hartford county. But the main fact will be that Senator Paige is to be the host of the occasion, that meaning the most liberal provision for the event. Every man in the legislature will be received with the utmost cordiality and friendship. The session in the capitol will necessarily be brief, as the mem
 bers will start from Hartford for the days festivities and spend most of the | time at Compounce.
 The bills starred for action in the senate this morning included the ap- propriation of $5S,O00 for the education of the deaf and dumb for the two years ending September 30, 1907, and $3,00O for the State Pomological society.
 In the house the bill appropriating $15, 900 for the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis was also starred also the; resolution appropriating $5,000 annually for the commission of sculptors. The resolution making an appropriation of
 $40,O00 for the Connecticut Agricultural college for two years, to be used in making necessary Improvements and repairs was starred for action this morning. This sum does not comprise any of the money that will be needed for the new dorinitory.
 It has been decided to withdraw the name of Arthur J. Campbell of Mid
 
 Norwich Hospital for the Insane in place of Trustee Barr of Middletown. MT. Barr, who performed admirable service on the board will be reappoint- ed. The resolution appointing Mir. Campbell was taken from the table on motion of Senator Lake this morning, and recommitted. The resolution re- appointing Trustees Palmer, Pattison and Capen of the Connecticut Agricul- tural college was also taken from the table by Senator Lake, and recommit- ted to the committee on senate ap- pointments. Senator Smith of Milford, chairman. The insurance, committee Senator McGovern, chairman, report ed a substitute bill, incorporating the Lawyers Title Insurance company of Connecticut, the incorporators being Walter B. Coe, Rufus W. Sprague and Archibald c. Foss. The capital stock is limited to $5o,000a @ Senator Phelan was called to the
 chair by Lieutenant Governor Wood ruff, and presided through the rest of the session. 1 Senator Smith discussed the bill re- lating to the sanitation of foundries, which came up on conference com mittee report. He said that the bill is | opposed by manufacturers throughout the state. He said the committee of conference had not been able to agree. Governor Roberts submitted his veto of the bill relating to the powers of the state board of pardons this after noon, returning the bill to the senate without his signature. The change in the law provides that action of the board to be operative must be ordered
 by five votes instead of requiring the total vote of the board. Governor Rob.