New Britain herald., 1921-05-19
Existing Liquor Law
 Repealed By I Measure And One| alleling Volstead| Is Adopted
Penalty For Transpoi| Shall Not Apply l
 When Person KnOV
 Transports BOOze-I 900 For Cripple's

Hartford, May 19.-The bi is designed to enforce prohi Connecticut, having been oI the judiciary committee to the Volstead act, and repea present permissive liquor la adopted by the house today dissent. It provoked some q An amendment by MT. Ms West Hartford, and accept vided that the penalty for tra ton shall not operate agains son unless he was knowingly porting liquor. MT. Phillips of Shelton delay on the bill until anne could be prepared to cover sions, but Leader Buckley committee had considered phase of it. The bill was reconsideration refused and sent to the senate. No Money For Statue The appropriations commi day reported unfavorably in terest of economy a bill to priate $10,O00 for statues o Humphreys and Wooster of days, in niches over entra the capitol.
 Several Finance Bills A. bill for $30O,0oO for nel ings to be used by comm nf .ny@ir 1r dren's home in Newington ceived. The general appro bill for the tuberculosis con was received. Its total is In the rough the allotmen Hartford sanitarium' $22,O0O dent $26,00O, Norwich Shelton $9,40O; Seaside san $41,00O; miscellaneous ca $25,000; fire protection $20,O aries of teachers $1O,00O.
 Hall Raises Objection
 When the senate opened De Laney called up the hou which, affecting the state b finance, provided that no should serve on the board rector or trustee of an inI receiving state ,aidL the amendment to permit a mel serve if he is only a directo institution in his home towYI amendment was rejected an, tor De Laney offered anotl read: r-
 ''No appointed member state board of finance shall same time be @ trustee, commissioner or member of of managers of more than oi institution or an institution ing aid from the state thro rect application from the assembly.
 Senator w. H. Hall objec the bill as bad legislation q part of the republican par said that it appeared to him direct thrust at E. Kent H Jr., a colleague of mine." IT ator said MT. Hubbard rd the bill as such and had plaI resignation in the hands of u ernor. The. senator sharply cized the offering of the bill.
 Senator De Laney at once bill and his amendment sent . table.
 Senate Passes Bills.
 From it's calendar the senate these bills:
 Amending the charters of tn ern Connecticut Power Co.,; t nam Light and Power Co.,; tn nah Mills and the Hartford br/ the Woman's Board of Mission
 Authorizing the RockvillJ mantle Lighting Co. to issue bol preferred stock.
 Appropriations to supply al cies in appropriations for the q ticut Institute and industrial hd| the blind prior to and durin f1tiscal period ending June 30.
 Providing for a state agent i Connecticut school for boys.
 Authorizing the attorney gen take certain approaches to tn : pier at New London.
 Strict Pharmacy Daws.
 The bill changing the law r to the practice of pharma{ b ythe Senate. Eventuj one can be registered as a pf1ai unless 8 graduate of a college oI macy. Senator Emery. who a} ed the bill, said it was aimed the practice Of pharmacy on a plane.
 The appropriation of $10,eoO Connecticut, Humane society aj bill closing a portion of the m esta ablished by the general col East Hartford weer adopted.
 The senate adopted these biIls