New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
After S| Hall Explains It l Goes To Lower For Final Legi Action
Assembly Will Atte] Override Governol
 of Open-Sunday H Next Tuesdays SeA
Favorable Report On
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Hartford, May 12.-Honey marked the slight oppositio bill allowing $750,0O0 for a mal school in the Stanley Q New Britain, which was p the senate today.
 Senator Edward Hall of \ ain, chairman of the legislatI mittee on appropriations, object of opposition questio later took the form of an to have a proviso put in tn quiring the teachers who their training in the State schools to remain in the std definite number of years teach at that time..
 Great Scarcity of Teach
 fOn the presentation of tn the senate Senator Hall of N ain told of the old Normal s cated on Walnut Hill in his said that the state required to go to school, and then did nish the facilities for carryina requirements. To illustrate he said that the State of Cot will need 500 teachers an( could only be 200 furnishe condition, according to the forced the state to go to M setts, Vermont and the surj country, and enter into corI for teachers.
 School is Too Small.
 The school on Walnut Hill cussed by Hall in which he 5 Principal Marcus White wad good work there but that clas| being held in every availabld even in the attic, he said. The final appeal for passag| bill was a request for the change it's policy and furni| facilities for training teachers
 Senator Potter asked Senat| Hall if there was any rule Il graduates to remain in the st teach for a certain number d Senator Hall of Wilmington similar question. Senator H chairman of the committee oI tion answered the opposition ing that there was a scholarsl which tended to keep the tea this state after graduation.
 Many Questions Asked
 In discussion of the Norma bill Senator Bailey said he bel giving "our girls a good train they may teach school" but 'peeved" that the committee give Danbury Normal school dormitory. He did not inten, pose the bill, however. Sena of New Britain was question eral times to bring out cle, arrangement made by which of New Britain will buy the school. the money so derive applied, to the new plant.
 Senator w. H. Hall put fe idea that where the state { school teachers and spends gre of money for schools the should, in his opinion, give soI ice free to the state in recogr what the state has done fo He said that teachers go wh, can get the best return and t gets nothing for fitting the thought each should give a service.
 Vote Is Unanimous.
 Senator Challenger said t Bridgeport, where no teache uated, they all stayed to teac The state, he believed, should living wage"
 When all questions were al Lieutenant Governor Te called for the vote. The bill without a dissenting vote. It , go to the house of representa- final legislative action.
 Hartford. May 12.-The Sun servance bill, vetoed by C Lake, will bo taken up on que passage over the veto on Tues, the so-called "anti- strike" bill taken up not earlier than We, MT. Bell of Salisbury had asl both bills be made an order day for Tuesday at noon. Leader Buckley had no objee the Sunday bill being taken Tuesday. but did not think It make the other bill an order same time. He did not obis later date. He said that the corning strikes and lockouts being delayed for any poiitica or expediency.
 MT. Bell said he did not infer that either bill was bel up, but he wanted a definite til for action. The motion of M IL , <