New Britain herald., 1921-05-31
Only Two Out of Adopted-P
 Raises Would Approximately !!
Representatives Ara Time is Not Oppd Heap Added Exp
 Taxpayers.

Hartford, May 31.--Billd increases of commissioners in several departments ol became storm bound in tn
 day and the only ones of th
 had passed the Fsenate gd
 They were the increases Commissioner Blodgett Clerk Lounsbury of the states office.
 The house fixed 11:30 td the time for taking up th ministrative code bill. Disagreement on E The bill amending the compensation law adopted house was adopted by the with four amendments wi disagreement. The imports the senate amendments specifically describing cd diseases and restoring the compensation instead of 65 per cent as in the bill Strikes and LockOl When the bill concernin and lockouts reached the sd the house today the latter ing adopted it, Senator moved that the senate adE previous action to recommiI Judiciary committee. It voted and Senator Delaney the conference committee The senate originally voted init but the house refused
 and after debate last wee1 1.-the bill.
 [ Must License Hond| The senate Adop&ed tHop1| dar the bills concerning thS of children in private horn} ing that all such homes sI| censed, and concerning the| n1ent of children to count bringing the law into hrmonJ new laws dealing with child Other measures also adon Revising the Connecticut commission. Appropriating $250,000 American school for the dea Hartford, for new buildini Senator Hall of New Britain urgently needed.
 Halls Argument Attae When the house bill limi' mittments to the state form en to those over ,16 and unde of age, came into the Senat Hall of the appropriations {
 explained it. saying that the not intended to accomrnoda of all ages. Senator Bakewel sition said that Senator Hall
 bring a single fact to uphold -tention that 25 years is bo9cdary between women W be sent to the farm and t
 should not be sent.
 There was much debate the discretion of making mittments.
 Senator Costello also op, bill and at the same time pl
 administration of the state women, declaring that any tion made of it would have
 state farm in which the stz
 feel pride. He also spoke
 terms of the work among tl
 who have been sent to the
 of the splendid records man, are making when sent out
 world again. M
 Senator Seymour, against
 argued that it was not eco
 the state to turn out into 1 the elderly women who al
 as 'incorrigibles" to sprea
 and crime among the young who come in contact with , Senators Challenger. Drt
 CTS, Candee and Baie also op bill in short speeches. Sens
 Hall made a sharp reply u position senators saying tha,
 sion of the farm is to reacl
 form the young girls who ar
 in the wrong path and ther
 cannot be brought about b these young inmates among CTS who do not want to be and who look upon the fs lifelong home.
 More Buildings Need Senator E. F. Hall said session the farm would n, buildings and equipment g
 money. Senator Bowers rett
 he would see and raise l
 advocated more money for
 now. Senator Clark, on a
 tions committee, created
 when he opposed the bill.
 Brooks asked what the effs
 be if the bill was passed.
 Hall replied that if it was n
 limiting the admissions it "
 million dollars to run the i
 right away. The committ,
 like to give more money bu'
 not see wherein the state I
 do 1t now. ts s The senator said that tn inmates Of the farm who '