New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28

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and then sits with the en- anaza 57sssj
appropriations totaned $21.6I4s
The pairing down process is show
the difference between this Il
figure and the amount recommel
The state budget also provides
spending of S2,0O0.0OO expected
automobile fees and $1,TOS,18S|
meet deficiencies between Janua
and September 80, 1919. At thd
session the assembly appropl]
$51.61O more than called for bJ
state budget, and $212,700 nd
because of changes in laws.
Highway Work Expensive.
Among specific amounts requl
this time are $1,55O,O00 for towI
and trunk line highway construl
and other highway work. bril-
the total to $5,326,342. Twelve
cultural organizations call for
50O, the state prison $1,5OH
state farm for women from SD
to 100000, the state guard RED
funds for $500 men. with incrH
"iii'"IlIS III every state departM
Estimated Receipts.
review Of expenses shows
state guard has cost $S32,S17A
the state council of defense S30M
The estimated receipts for !
years are given as $19,535,0OO "A
out a state tax. Last session al
of SO, 100000 for d biennial M
ending September 30 next. Th@
poratton tax is expected to WELD
millions and the inheritance TIA n
millions. .....
Governor Holcomb in com
cation stated that the board of@
troll has expended $108,463 fo N
dlers' separation allowances n
NZVo'o0O more will be needed U
compensation Law Chanae III
AS embodying the views Of
compensation commissioners q La
CupatiOnaI diseases this bin va
IN as an amendment to the Law
IF an injury arises out of q I
the course Of the Employment. it'd Ma
be no bar to Il claim for comb Z
tlon that it cannot be traced Z
dehnlte occurrence which can LMM
Gated in point of time and plac
shall 1t be q defense that it is. M
in whole or in part. a disease" NE
The trolley situation in the 8
brought in various bills. One 8
place all passenger carrying auM M8
biles and their traffic under the MS
lie utilities commission, and ar
would permit street railways to KS
ate automobiles for passenger n
Bills for state armory apprdA
tions were offered for Ansonia. 3
terbury, Wallingford and Middle N
New Haven Wants Bond IssI
Mayor Fitzgerald of New T
sent up n bill to have the stat #s
thorize Il bond issue of one III lM8
dollars for New Haven harbor @
proVements, a special commissi@ @
be created to expend the money 8
The prosecution Of moving pi
theater managers in New t.
produced two bills from that city
to remove the penalty from the S
eral law which forbids athletics s
Sunday evening concerts and go
tions. and the other to amend 8
New Haven charter to allow M l6s
after p. NJ. Sundays, tho pic IN
to be first approved by censors.
amendment apparently would M
counter to the general law.
For Irish Freedom.
Senator Dillons $ resolution con M
ing Self-determination of smallM
tions, including Ireland, was add d
in both branches. 1t said in pa@
"Whereas, the Allied nations o#
world have victoriousIy emerged M
the great war, and whereas,
sands of Connecticut men have III
lingly he'd their blood and laid M
their lives for the principles for ~
it was fought and WIN @
one of these principles was the ~
of small nations to self-determina# III
be it resolved. that m
president of these United State "A
urged to use his influence that M
principle of elf-determination u
be applied to all small nations 81
Ireland"
y copy of the resolution is M
to the state department.. In III
house Rep. Rogers doubted b
vote, but the resolution was ca
with little dissent. mi
Many bills for salary increases ~
court and other officials appe@
and one to give travelling expo
to higher court Judges.
A mounted state constabularyM M
l SO men is proposed. 81
New Haven Judgeship.
The New Haven city court iu N
ship matter still remains a matteR
discussion although it Is bell n
that the adoption of the revised III
Ites nullified the amendment to n
CITY charter which provided that n
governor should nominate the 1udM