New Britain herald., 1919-03-12
STATE MAY CONTROL
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Special Commission Will ReCOIn-
 Pmend Action to Help Unemployed
Legislature Provides for Expenditure of $5,OOO for General Assembly Bodies to Yale Is Presented.


 D Hartford March 12.-It seemed # likely today that the first step to be < taken to meet the condition of un- employment in this state will be N through retention of the employme ent E bureau system which has been highly praised, set up hy the federal em- s ployment service. and which has an office in each of fourteen industrial centers, from which comes daily a x brdseye view of labor conditions here and elsewhere.
 S The special commission on the lrn- S employed met with Federal Director \ Julin today who explained in detail his administration and also told of B his attendance upon a conference # held in Washington a fortnight ago. Senator Hazen and Representative 8 Rogers will have matters in hand. @ They will recommend first that the @ state take over the IA labor offices, so #E that the great mum Der of men and women cut adrift from regular em- # pleyment by changed conditions will < not be left to grope unassisted in an # effort to obtain employment.
 :. Planning for Celebration.
 The special committee which will # have charge of the observance of the centennial of the General Assembly met and decided that the program & on that occasion shall be literary and A the, outlay shall not exceed 5000. # The, appropriations committee will ask for this sum. Governor Holcomb N wilLbe- asked to express his views on the nature of a celebration. #@ Ehe federal relations committee reported unfavorably the bill which x was intended to permit a, referendum NJ on all proposed amendments to the federal constitutions. Likewise the K committee was against memorials to N congress in favor of improving the Connecticut river between Hartford # and 1olyoke.
 Yale to Get Bodies.
 Bills adopted in the house included
 those relating to the Waterbury and x Bristol Tramway charter and autho- rizing the delivery to Yale Medical M school of bodies of persons which arc unclaimed.
 Boxing Bill Up Again Senator Williamson, as matter of B courtesy asked for reconsideration of # action of yesterday in rejecting the @ boxing commission bill. Sena tor Dem N ing objected and Senator Williamson &8 said he desired to have the matter @## #R ing replied that the matter was g fu1lys- explained by him yesterday and . objected to further action on it. Sen N ator Hemenway said that he did not Sa believe that the matter was fully dis sA cussed. He thought the entire mat ss ter of boxing bill had not received SS the attention it deserved. Z Senator Willia mson said he had no sS intention to discuss the bill, but merc- A 1y wished to have a motion to re- s@ consider tabled, which would hold 8 the matter before the senate. By a # s vote of 15 to ', the senate stood by Senator Williamson. Later the par s Iiamentarv status of the motion was i put I'D to Lieut.. Governor Wilson for
 a ruling by Senator Klett and that
 ruling was to the effect that the mo- \ +ion to table the motion to recon A-siderl had prevailed.
 N@ T91e resolution to mem orialize con- F eress to request the American peace 8 delegates to favor a free Poland wax 8 adobted and sent to the house.
 Boost for Local Judge. The Judiciary committee reported ( bill to make salary of the New Brit
 ain judge $3,O00 and assistant judge s8 S1,0O0.
 In. 8 bill from the banks com 8 n1ittee 9, salary of S6,O0O with $1, 50( a for>%expenses for the savings banl
 commissioner and $50, 900 for main tenance of the department was rec omrilended and sent to the appro A priations committee. An agriculture
 N bill provides for the establishment 0 S the ,saccredited state herd pest ol
 # application of an owner, in tn A @ eradication of bovine tuberculosis. Al
 @ unfasorable report was made on tn @ bill which aimed to send all womel
 convicted of crime except in first de # gree murder to the state farm fO
 N women.
 H The house concurred in adoptin @ the general deficiency bill with a tota { M of about one and three quarter mil
 N lion dollars, spent in maintenance 0 # departments i'll excess of apprOpria
 g tions.
 T3le house adopted bills allowin @ Bridgeport to issue S450,0 900 in bond 3 and notes; esta blishing a firemen' 8 relief fund in Danbury and thre 8 amendments 10 the Orange tow
 N charter. It killed the bill to increas
 M the tax for registering dogs. M adopted the bill changing the name 8 Huntington to Shelton but added a M amendment which permits the cleo R tors of Huntington to vote the chang A bill relating to state referee @ provides for the automatic assumT
 @ tion by a higher court judge of tn @ office Of state referee upon retire 8 mont at the age of 70 no judge to | M eligible for referee unless he ha
 been judge for ten years.
 The senate disposed of the Orane & deputy judgeship adopting in col M currence the resolution for Charlc
 J, Martin