The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-15
M M'MURRAY'S
 RUSH SHOWED
 VARSITY SPEED
BridgepOrter Led His Colleagues in Dash
 for Freedom
House Makes WOTkingmen'S Compensation BiII Order of
 Day for Tuesday

DuI JUL luVOuuT
 Hartford, May 15-The representa- lives were slow in gathering today af- Ger the stormy session of yesterday. Those who had escaped i'm prisonment brethren. There were some enthusias- tic references to the great football rush made by the Democrats at o'clock last night against the closed doors at one end of the House. It was led by Representative McMurray. Of Bridgeport, six feet two inches tall and 250 pounds in weight, and the lone do0rEzeeper crumpled up after the at tack, and about a dozen Democrats escaped from the House before the door cos1ld be again locked There were complaints of bruised shoulders and bodies by those who took part in it. The only effect of the rush was the escape from the Speakers refusal to allow the point of quorum to be raised. All who saw it, however, re- ported that no Yale football team ever executed flying wedge so well as those Democrats.
 When Representatfve Hyde of Man chester called the House to order 4aere vvesrv about 15o members in their seats Mir. Healy moved that the -<orkmen's compensation act passed yesterday by the Senate be made the order of the day for next Tuesday at
 
 An unfaRorable report was made Up Dn the bill giving the right of eminent domain to the tuberculosis cOEnEnisston An unfavoraLble report was received on tfre proposed amendnent to the s-onetiti1tton providing that member ,-e the General Assembly shall be ap- N,ofnted to any place of trust or profit by the Governor or the General As HsmbET-
 .-sT11e conference committee Tecorn- Sus1ded that the House aExee with the Henate fin adopting the auendedspin providing that crow bfaclzbIrds may be killed only when engaged in de- etroy1ng corn. The recon1me en datfon was adopted
 The Committee on Humane Inst- tutions reported favorably the bill linn sting the hours of labor in the state nprison to sixty a week for males and rhfty-eight for females
 An unfavora.ble report was made on the savings bank taxation bill provfd- ling that after exemption the tax shall lbe one-fourth of one per cent. upon Hts deposits.
 There were favorable reports upon the amended bill concerning the prac- s4ice of mtdwifry. providing that all candidates for certificates must have been in attendance at some school in stead of having been graduated there from; and on the bill appropriating sS160vooo for the Norwich hospital for the insane.
 An 11nfavorable report was made on the bill to prevent the distribution of advertisements on the public high way A bill changing the date on which the New Haven road must make its report was rejected. An unfavor- able report came in on the bill amend ing the Meriden charter, providing for tenure Of office for the fire chief
 The House concIrred with the Sen E.F egg bdn providing that recepta.cIez in which eggs are delivered shall be marked if the eggs are storage eggs.
 The House confirmed by ballot James F. Woodruff as judge of Com mon Pleas court of IAtchheld county
 The appointment of John IT. Hale 10 be a, Pubic Utilities Commissioner to succeed himself, made by the Gov ernor early in the year. was favora;bly reported in the Senate today. This resolution had been lost
 The fffty-ffve hour bill which has passed the House was made the order p1 the day for next Wednesday at noon.
 The big bond bill carrying s5.Ooo. 600 for good roads and drawn by the Highway Commissioner. was unfav or ably reported, with Senator McNeiI disssn ting in favor of the bill. This provides $2. 900, 900 for designated trunk line highways. $2, 00O. 600 for improve menus on SCtIl6 ana town paIDlbC rO1OS, and $1.fDnsOo0 for general trunk line highway work
 Among favorable reports were these: STo confirm the nomination of John J. Walsh as judge of the Fairfield coun- ty Common Pleas court; amending the charter Of the Norwich and westerly Traction Company, authorizing it to operate in Rhode Island. and to merge fts lines there with its lines in this State; providing for an assistant clerk in the district court of Waterbury: making the salary of the judge of the Fairfield county Common Pleas court, civil side, and the judges in the Com mon Pleas courts in New Haven and Hsrtford counties $4,5o0 a year; in New London county, civil side, $3yO0o, and the district court at Waterbury Rs 500: changing the membership in the State Board of Agriculture to con form with the new Cong gressfonaI S1is- -trIcts> establishing boundaries for the natural oyster beds in Westport har- Dor; increasing the salaries of the 1udwe and officers in the Enfield court: amending the Norwich, Co1che ester and Hartford Traction Company by ex~1 tending it's rights; making an appro- ur1ation of $500 for support Of each Ds1zaI in the school for education of the deaf and dumb
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