Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10


 l senate asd fslf1rzled today
 The day before fhs house had 2 lou- .-,<eussion af Friday sessions. nam members taking either si le and Na 1 faFftv Leader Banks making ciear fz Haaq thai there teau.d b. Friday se< sfru. wsff attended go thaf the iszt~ afure could finish lts business and gef away fu June and finally passed a resolution Hrat idiHz for Friday sss sisH- this month and uexf- On Thur aav however. if -eeeres.d Itself and de- id.-l against 8 Friday session fer sa-f Fpes. largely leCause the -eHaf fe had done 5zeAls
 Trouble Over Labor Comm ittss.
 Ou Wednesday iu che senate fhe
 Senator Brin-mad- from fHa fa5at committee on public HssfrG and safety and fine appointment lsf Senator Poster ta the vacancy pze= aras-d aeaf-d eeutroVerSF be tween fiamu- rats and Republicans Senator Jud4u5g rsiesi attention t9 the faet That Senator SBelaey had been aurs5ufed rs th- committee ou iats'f and had refused f0 ssHFe but had Hsa .sn..d and asked 10 know Just what
 - rfle zHfaaflHii Senator Sfse44aet sad thaI he did moi feel that ke nHId zerfe on fbis committee h9-eaiise s.--se.l. a-a#aza1 f4r IaaseE= organizations shlrh had matters coming before if
 Senator Iadsau then suggested that fHe manifest vacancy be flied by ih+ appointment bY the .enate of Senator Rarnuu. whose work ou fhe incorpara= t5u. rl mmitIe- wolid soon be fiuish= ...T 5f th9f committee continued Co hur #F If~ Has ae4- along as rapidly as t sf4- doluz. and mad- 2 motion tn that affr-f 4ferr a-bit If dis -u-~iolf Sen
 aar Woodruff president pro tem of aa -ea4ts aton whom falt- tue duty # nak#uz zaa8re appointments. arss*e aaJ .rus #FpoHfed senator Bar #1ssg t.. tHH- 5e mmIstee There sflii rs= s HeI Senator Jud~aaz motion te be I-,s ad af Hi This @ase speilaey opz #afiu 6rs af different ktad+ for par H5ll1.l.5.Tr r5=z#f#fr.Y 8z fHe sltHatieH Iaak d.ilaf+Hf shapes if the effort ta .Hl ti- matt6F by leaving Earuam on 5Hs ,omHI5ee ts WAlal he had just HseH apHeiHfei
 ~eHIto-= fsr ffas a tHe chair fem a-rtg and H. rtsird th8t the IHd son motion Nas -tIli before the sen 4te. a- it plainly was Senator SPeil5= y. though h. W8s getting the bet ter of Seaatar Peek.z rulings noted h. lieutenant governor in the look srs on at fhe rear of the senate cham i4er and insisted that he take his place an the rnstrum The lieutenant gov. ernor ruled at once that there WAS no matter before the senate and started to go on with the routine business. He said that Senator JudsoHs motion con eerned vacancy which did not exist now, and therefore it was disposed of without formal action by the senate. The senate upheld his ruling because 1t wished to end the discussion.
 Would investigate Rsiiro~d Taxes.
 On the same day the senate receded from it's position that A resolution in- troduced by Democratic senator for an investigation of the amount Of taxes which the New York. New Ha. ven and Hartford railroad Is paying 10 this state and of whether or not it ls paying to Massac husetts larger proportion of its total tax than 1t ought should go to the Judiciary com mlttee and concurred with the house in sending fl to the committee on finance. IT WIS hiuted that this was 1tf effort to bury the investigation. and t k true that therc Is little or no sup bort for lt
 Some of Che committees have assign eel hearings for Friday af this week. and it is possible tha; there may be a session 3f the two houses on that day though the senate has very definitely made u known that it does not purpose holding Friday sessions at all. or. at least uot until there Is a crush Of business sucn that there would be ma feria advantage in doing this. and the honse k highly unlikely 10 have a session on Friday If the senate doesn't
 This afternoon was by far the lar ueSt afternoon in the way of hearings that has yet come la this general as sernbly The senate chamber was oc eupied hY several hundred automo. bHist~ from all over Connecticut whe Wcre interested in the hearings on the various automobile measures iutrudue ed N hjIe the committee on roads ridl7~ aud rivers which has this mat fer ju ,hatse has before it only about nedffh of th- fifty bills which I had f.l consider Two yeag- ago thers
 re -cue ltutoraut pn'f-s-ition~ Ia his Year-s I=f one 0f fiIa most I'm .t#t8Ilj 3-- -l=-=ssd hy 1Ae -tatc grange
 and provides 8 retwa f9 an uuHrar} -tgd iIuIt Tor autos af tWenty-3vs
 itt> aa baar something which Was l.serteJ faHH se3r~ 8ea and which ths 4f5au.rfflf<f= do uef desire Thea 5eeu4 Is tbat the present laws are HI ri4Hr except that they wish To paY aB tEeie lax to the state by way oi seeu~e lees and be exempt from lota taN4tt,u oa their machines.
 Bradley Theater
 "The Time, the Place, and the Girl, ? WAS witnessed by a small audience on