New Britain herald., 1919-02-20
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agzE Ss sasN ~ sly " eoTra8sS sss8as sg.!. sss soE Redding. Becl1avi fIs VI ssfdsrvfofsd, Mcknight of eEfIineton of New Haven. three epublicans and one democrat.
 The committee to confer with council of defense over future r and financial requirements are $ tor Brooks and Representatives on and Geary
 Bridgeport Investigation Order
 The cities and borough comm reported favorably on the bill to a legislative committee inquire the financial affairs of BridgeI The bill is in a form agreeable i'd Bridgeport delegate and develI no opposition. The senate menI of the commission will be namel Lieut.. Governor Wilson who is nI Of Bridgeport. The city will pax expense of the inquiry.
 Will Enforce Auto Laws.
 The senate adopted the amenda to the rules of the road law vN will permit motor department inA tors to make immediate arrest ork ible evidence of violation of autH bile laws, and an amendment t5 Norwich city court charter.
 Col. Eaton Honored.
 A fine bouquet of carnations wH the desk of Col. Eaton of North en with a card "Our Bob" fron@ appropriations committee of M he is chairman in recognition o@ 62d birthday. Before the sea closed MT. Rogers of ManchM x with a verse of jingle offered a M in a glass of water to the co K amid applause and called upon K Hall who has served three ses M with Col. Eaton to express his Z ion of the latter. Mir. Hall said M the house could restore a rights but not his youth. He with a feeling tribute to MT. | and the members sang in uniso M favorite strain How Dry I Col. Eaton in response said he he could have many more yen service, for today he was only two years young.'
 Resolution Against Bootlegge
 Major Bascom Johnson, Of W Sanitary Corps. U. s. A, serH@@t A governor a communication requd d the assem- bly, to pass law Whic h stop the sale, barter, gift or knd da service of liquor to any person 1 uniform of the military or @ forces of the United States. The 1 munication was embodied in a W ton which the senate received M sent to the house. It went to th h8 else committee. Senator Bowera as the matter in charge. such would aid. the petition states, th9 98 era1 government in ''maintalnlnM M hiph standards of sobriety and m M now characteristic of the armed fAs of the country W
 The letter to the governor M Major Johnson, who also writ NN behalf of the commission on tra Bas camp activities, law enforcemer8 vision, states than an effort IS 2 made to secure enactment in Ks legislature of a uniform law.
 Ohio and New York have al @ acted either by law or through regulations. A copy of draft W @ the petition. This provides tha a coholic liouors, except for med Ws purposes. should not be given to @ in the service A conviction for E 1a+ion would require a heavy fir rS imprisonment, or both.
 Asks $SO,OO0 Appropriation @
 The house debate was on ar @ propriation to provide $S0,000 buildings at the Cheshire Reform in which inmates may produce mobile markers now bought from S yate concerns. The bill was add and sent to the senate. Objection 8 chiefly on the ground that the a @ printion was too big.
 House Leader King objected senate amendment on a bill peg ting states attorneys to engage wate detectives. He claimed tha VM vastly extended powe8 and was objectionable @ house rejected the amendment adopted the bill which merely @ creases the per diem compensate 9 these detectives.
 Senator Templetoa presided Il senate. Resolutions for Jam IaH Geddes and Jacob D. Walter con a sioners for New Haven county adopted concurrently.
 A bill requiring all f1remea to be licensed was reJe M
 Medical Instruction In school
 There was a petition from " a bury people favoring medlca tn @ ton in public schools there. The 8
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