New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-22

no Os%dppFOpf1dtOn but IuS 1udtOe1f
be subject to recommendauons
the committee. Lieutenant Cow
Wilson named Senator BROOKS, c
man Of the. military affairs con
tee, Senator kOppleman, who OF
the resolution, and Senator Temr
of Waterbury on the part of the
ate. The matter did -ot reacl
house before adjournment.
Expect Appropria ton.
After yesterdays thrush of bul
an unusually large amount for
early session day. today's session
short and without feature. To
dite passage of the soldiers and
preparation of $250,000 was pro
by the governor, the military d
committee held hearing this
noon. No objection is offered i
bill although many of the older
bers believe that the board of Cd
can give temporary relief to disd
ed service men until some Cd
policy can be outlined to meet
tions which actuated the goverrI
calling conference to secure al
preparation.
Yale Presents New Bill.
The senate received q bill
which Yale university may i
honorary degrees at YaIein-ChirI
Members received notice ii
meeting would be held to arrand
observance of the centennial nol
general assembly on May Z.
Some republican mem bers of 4
inence also began arrangemend
entertainment in Hartford next
of National Chairman VIII Hay4
is expected to be on a visit to Co
ticut.
To Change Present Tax Law
Senator KIett offered a d
amend the personal tax law mall
male alien who has lived in the
for seven years without declaratM Il
intention of citizenship liable to
of SIS in lieu of the PERSONAL
The senator, explanatory of tho
said that during the draft alieuM
cured exemption because they Il
not declared intention of becc M
citizens and then secured well q
positions in factories and laugh
other foreign born men who n
become citizens had to serve u
the colors. The state council q
fense supports this bill.
Judge William M. Maltbie wa
as superior court judA
ballot, it being explained that ~
days action was premature as
judges resolution had not been
on the calendar three days. The
ate vote was unanimous but
were three noes" in the house.
May Favor Prohibition.
More petitions in favor of rat
ton of the federal amendment
received.
An automobile bill adopted II
rules suspension would exempt
war chauffeurs who went into Sc
from re-examinatiol for licenses 4
their discharge. 4
A senate resolution was for
pOintment of f. H. Mayberry as
tee of the Norwich state hospital
The Connecticut Light & PoweI
of which J. H. Roraback is gel
counsel, and which has been devI
ing water and electric power ira
Housatonic valley, petitioned
permission to divert the HousaE
at Ten Mile river and Bulls BrI
to build a dam at Southville an
build power houses and conduitsg
Would LcgaIize All Marriages
Representative Phillips of Hun|
ton, a clergyman, offered a bill VI
would legalize all marriages vi
shall be soIemaized accordinI
forms and usages of any religioud
nomination. This aims to meet
ditions which have been found toI
Quently exist among Turkish
Syrian groups. Among house rel
tiOnS were these:
For Frank e. Bullard, comnissi
Of Fairfield county, to succeed
self. and G. II. Hart, Bethel, vice
Brophy, who declined renomina'
to allow the issuance of service /
ais to members of the State Gu
naming w. r. Colt and S. v. Pt
office of tax commissioner at s.
ford; f. H. F'oss and O. b. Rahi
judges, at WillimaltiC; the Mic
town and Chester, and Middleti
Meriden and Guilford Railway {
panies asked for continuance of c
ters.
There will be no Friday session
Week.