New Britain herald., 1919-02-12

|Sls(|4 I -saAS S1 assaAFs 8x xa WE 5l5 Senator Brooks moved that tic ' ate adhere. To this Senator We ruff objected on the ground tha wouleeebe discourteous to the ho He thought a conference commi ought to have a chance to cons the disagreement. Senator Hem way pointed out that the house refused to reconsider it's action an conference would be without res
 No Debate on Measure.
 Lieut.. Governor Wilson said
 resolution was before the sen This was tantamount to a ruling { the senate's previous refusal to
 consider it's rejection of the res, ton did not bar the measure fl further consideration. There waa debate, and the vote to adhere walled by a rising vote.
 Lincoln and Roosevelt F,xtor4el
 A resolution offered bv MT StoaJ or Beacon Falls, eulogistic of public services and the home Iifl the late Col. Theodore Rooseyelt adopted in the house and immedig ly thereafter by the senate
 In both branches the chapJA made reference to the life of AA ham Lincoln in their prayers
 Want Early Adjournment.
 The effort to bring about an eA final adjournment was emphasized notice given by Senator Klett all matters to be heard in the iA cIary committee will be disposed py March 15, and Representa- Sherwood of Westport told the h that members should get busy nome If they expect to be heardM local bllls as hearings before committee will end March 6.
 Governors Staff Changed.
 The military affairs committee ported 0 revision of section 74d the revised statutes concerning staff of the governor, providing 2 the staff shall consist of the adju as q brigadier general quartermaster general, a judge M vocate general, surgeon general general, each with TX of colonel, and four personal aM each with rank of major. an naval aide. The present law Ii aI the staff to an adjutant general K seven aides to be appointed fH among officers of present or service with the rank of major. new plan is in effect a reversiorH the old one. Governor HolcG ignored the present law in reappoM ing his present staff.
 Hearing on Sunday Bills.
 The judiciary committee annou1 K that all Sunday liberaIizing h x those for sports and moving pic A on that day will be he@ next Tuesday afternoon, Feb. IS. A same afternoon the education c@ mittee will have its hearing in M house chamber on the Morri @ school code bill
 In speaking for a S4,000 appropA ton for the Wharton Brook parlM which bill passed, I resentative Eaton, the commiNa house chairman, explained that @ area of land is to be set apart W camping parties, who, travelling c@ he highway may if they so del put up tents in the park, for an o N night stay and others may go tfHH for camping Durposed for nj @ The park will be under the state nA N
 Senator Golden's labor bill conce# ng trade disputes was changed f he labor committee to that on the liciary. K
 Judges Are Rcappointed.
 Favorable reports were made 1 resolutions reappointing minor cd < udges at Greenwich, Derby, M1 ,hester, Rockville, Willimantic, N walk, Norwich, Shelton, Danbla <illingly, Stamford, stratford, N field. Ansonan, Winchester, Waterloo stafford Springs, Southington, Br ord and Griswold. Also for M 2ourke at Pennington. In each N tance there had been no oppositz 1T name presented against the pI mt incumbents. The committee N oint rules will meet Friday to disc8 he resolution of pr. Higgins Qf CM 'ntry to stop smoking in boths nou x turing sessions. M
 Stonington residents petitloned @ Ln armory in that town.
 Favora ble reports on bills made H1 he house included these: @
 To legalize contributions by c8 ,orations to war relief funds; @ amendments to the New l4ond @ charter concerning the ferry coH nissioners and pay of policemen TX
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