New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
opponents Call It Unfair And Unconstitutional And Advocates Say It
 'k What People Want
AFTER Is AGAIN
 SENT TO SENATE
Iouse Leader Buckley Will
 Demand Night Session in Order to Complete All
 Business By Wednesday.

! Hartford. June 6.-when the 3neraI assembly began it's session .hay-thc only Monday sitting this gar--thc attendance was not large, ut gradually the seats filled up. The ouae had a great bulk of work head, but the senate was almost lear of business. For the remaining avs the senate will wait on the ou.o for work,
 Ratification of 18th Amendment TNL c. Hohenthal. representing prohibition forces, asked the [cmbers through circular that Ation on ratification of the 18th bendmcnt be taken tomorrow in th branches because there will be tle time to dispose of this matter wsdnesday. the final day. The pollution proposing ratification will |me up in tho senate at noon to- 'ovrow and if the, house would act bon it tomorrow 1t would have to rushed through that branch with |lt delay.
 IThr hnuac adopted the bills con- Srning consolidation Of school dis rts in Hartford; amending Inc law .blIshlng n rctirement system for, 'chers:authorizing the labor com yasioncr to fix salaries and concerning Iunty homes. nll Tn concurrence with e senate.
 On the second calling Of calendar. |r. Hall of Orange was sent out to hd Mir. AtchisoN of sherman so that ke division of Orange bi1 could be |kcn up the opponents being ready |hd waiting to light out the issue. The senate bill 10 require rcvalua- bn of real estate by assessors was re- kus-A by the house.
 Irish Question Offered.
 yn the resolution from the senate to norial President Harding and the hEress for recognition of the re- ybiic of IreIand." MT. Nickerson had
 senate amendment adopted to Ike tho wording:
 f''Many of the people of Connecticut |mpathizc." etc. with. Inc people of bland and asl"d for its adoption.
 Voting Bin ouestioned
 The draft of n bill which proposes give National Guardsmen who are Stera in New Haven and who will be camp at Mantle on June 14 the Int to vote on the city manager hu charter. is in trouble. The i'm is made that such a provision buld be unconstitutional It de- Hoped at the hearing on the pro- scd constitutional amendment ich would iegalizc absentee voting case Of various disabilities that tute adopted to allow Euardsmen Q were at tho Mexican border on |rol duty in 1916 to vote. was un- nstitutional. Tn the Civil war ys~soldiers in the fold voted by
 of Q constitutional amendment with the war It was eeast that the bill In behalf Of the W Haven ruardsmen would not he bpted on constitutional grounds. fhCrc were several speakers on her side and Mir. Picrrepont tried have n roll call but failed. on
 question of adoption the vote was
 to 67 against, and the resolution a lost
 kmld laughter MT. Hall demanded ( the Orange matter be taken up.
 bin for division was read and
 Atchison offered an amendment
 correct an error and then ex- hned tho bill and then read an
 oricaI sketch Of the town.
 West Haven Ns. Orange.
 fr. Storrs of Ansonia favored tho
 believing that West Haven Iuid be city or it should be an- cd to New Haven. Taxation was
 real issue. Years ago Ansonia b<e away from Derby and since it has saved hundreds of thou
 1s of dollars Tn taxes. He was
 to vote for the bill in return
 the favor a legislature did for
 onia years ago.
 r. Hall of Orange made q lively Irch, saying among other things nmee never knew a legislature to
 Ta town in direct opposition to
 wishes of It's two representa tives.
 bill he believed. was unconstttu-
 al. The senate adopted it merely
 sanatorial courtesy so they could
 Here Charley tTre-p Is the unar-