Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-27

lfl..resl<. hl. SPERM fp.nmiiiee % eies
en- fnsftI,efs. $50 fr3m lb- =euafe an'
nii,e from the hau>e The saIne as tha
joint ~taHdiHe earnnittees, u whom
three zHaud fH- Haze azEHeFs. three
lawyers aud three employers r. labor
D., combating his argument Senator
Judz.u pointed 5HI ftaf pmbination
of fire Judiciary aud lalsof committees
would giee about the same assori-
meu- II roeafl1a~ and stated that il
was Dis purpose II The Spe.lael Hr0F9-
sifion failed Of nassa ~ to offer re7sJ-
lutio4 providing for their joint con
slder4tI9a ~ al this class Of legi<ia-
tion. Senator Woodruff made IL clear
also Thar ~ special committee could
be selected with The time 10 give three
months - exclusive consideration %
this topic, rs Spe.iafY claimed 20 he
necessary. for ali tire legislators were
assigned tn busy committees, which
would take up their time.
The speIiaey plan was defeated by
% 10 y, Senators Hooker. Fem. Dick
ermau. Narsden. Parker Woodruff.
Piaff. LouusBury. Park. Bartlett, Peek,
Judson. Hammond. Elliott Barnum,
BIinsmade. Fr.sbie. Wright and Leo
nard Republicans and H8riowe, Dem
ocrat. voting against IT. aud senators
spellacy. Fall9ran. Mitchell. STANLEY,
Iawi0f. avery. Mcneil Paddock. Don
ivan and Foster. Democrats aad Al
sop and Bailey. Republicans, for II.
This vote vas ca the amendment. and
following if the original resolution was
defeated and Senator Judson's reso-
luton for joint hearings adopted and
transmitted n the house.
In the house today the resolution ia
voring san Francisco rs the place for
a Panama exposition which had been
pa ssed by the senate. was rejected on
the ground thai THIS is matter for
congress 10 settle. and numerous RESP
lnfious for The appointment OF local
Judges and deputy Judges were taken
from tire calendar md referred TO The
Judiciary committee
Many important Bills introduced.
Among tAe important measures pre-
scented IT, both houses were the follow
ing MuY bifis affecting tire cle-e aud
open seasoHs far sid bird and ami
mails. including one creating three
months. open st4tS.tH FOR male deer iu
tile autumn and 9Hsfher providing for
"A special hunters l5Heuse 10 hunt deer.
bills amending he Australian ballot
faB pa-sed NO years age 50 as 10
mike it better adapted 10 Connecticut
conditions fUa8 1t was found 10 be-
when used Iasi fall bills providing for
-ianers in Connecticut and also To-
their appointment b. lie governor,
limiting The height Of school buildings
"a two stories above a basement pro
tidine for the heatiag Of vestibHles of
trolley ears. Representative Chambers
uniform primaries bill one compelling
attendance nj evening schools. proNd
ing for the report by physicians of oe-
eHpat ioHal Diseases. w0rkmen's com
peusation aet introduced by Represent
atlve Thoms Of Waterbury aud Presi-
dent MeleHs court of commerce law
introduced by Mr. Hatehkiss of New
Haven. amending The sunday law SO
It's 10 permit sports Oh Sunday. pr0hib
iting the EMPLOY ment uf my person
seven days a week except ~ his own
request providing for the closing OF
all saeeus ON Good Friday senator
Feck.s optional uniform city charter
bilt providing for he licensing Of bar
beers who come into Connecticut from
other states ut j fec Of : il they have
been licensed where they came from.
and for local haartls Of plumbing in.
specters and the regulation Of the
plumbing ft.lae
Last Week the judiciary committee
and Ire committee on eugrassed bills
met in 8rrorlun6e with the statute
aud rIt7=trd Wired { Baldwin Of Der
lay clerk OF ea2rn~>ed bills and George
Z Human al WIIHmantie eteI3, Of
bills This WIS u surprise rs in tho
usual ooute.,' OF things Hinman wonld
have zone on of The succession Of
elelkships aud John \ STAFFORD OF
bridgeport IN l@a clerk of the sen
ate would have be,ome clerk Of bills
4 bin is Ia he framed providing for
one permanent official to fulfill the du-
rims af I'M a these ftffifes