New Britain herald., 1921-06-08
ASSEMBLY HOLDS
 FINAL SESSIONS
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reiecting the Orange bond bill. II in sisted on passage of the bill con corning transportation Of town pupils to elementary schools on the ground that it was cheaper for the state to transport pupils than to esta blish new schools.
 X bill was adopted extending the time in which voters may be made in Waterbury.
 The expressing committee reported an amendment to the average attend ancc school grant bill by which the law under which the Westvillc school district received school aid is re- pealed.
 The house later increased the sal ary of the clerk Of the superior court for Holland county from S2.000 to s2.5OO on a conference committee re- port.
 Highway Bill Passes.
 MT. Brigham of Granby secured re- consideration of the rejection of the bill appropriating ss5O.0O0 for state aid highways and the bill was adopted after |. was explained that the $1.- 500, 900 unexpendcd balance was not available for all towns.
 The bill to change the line of the  ven was debated in the senate. Sen ator Pickett (dem.) said that the proposed lines would turn a demo- cratic district into a republican one and that was the object of it rather than to rectify the lines on a popu- lation basis. senator Bakewell spoke several times in behalf of the bill. The majority ufifavoTab1e report was indefinitely postponed on motion of Senator Drew IS to II and the bill adopted in concurrence.
 No Armisticc Holiday.
 Roth branches rejected the bill to make Armistice Day a legal holiday.
 The bill laying a state tax of $2.- 00e, ,0OO was adopted.
 The general validating act went through both branches.
 The bills concerning fines and for feiturea for violating of the motor vc- hicle law. establishing training de- pertinent for public. school dental hy- gfeHists, requiring licenses for fishing in inland water were each indefinite 1y postponed.
 The house concurred in the apprO- priation of s375.000 for securing land for new buildings for state use near the capitol.
 ~ Aid For Veterans. The Buckley amendment to the law under which world war veterans re- ceive aid with the American Legion as disbursing agent was adopted after the senate amendment had been rejected The house amendment to original bill cut off s7.500 allowance for investi- Eating cases by special agent, The su- pervisiOn of disbursement is placed with the comptroller.
 On the bill for the average school attendance grant for the next two years. Mr. Andrews of Danbury first moved to. postpone -but--withdreW- if. The bill carries $1.273.OOO. It was adopted.
 The senarc concurred on the sev- eral salary increase bills adonted in the house and adhered in adopting the other which the house had rejected
 The $135.000' additional approprfa- ton for the Connecticut agricultural college from the senate restoring the amount st rtse4s-prtt of the budget, wes adopted. The bill for s4S.OoO for ad- ministration of the motor vehicle de pertinent was adopted
 A zoning bill 10 apply to New IIa- Ven was adopted. This was almost like the general zoning bill which was rejected after Mir. Nickerson had claimed it invaded the rights of prop erty owners. ..=-
 When--%s--+ -+Ai44 Was putin to raise salaries of the assistant clerks of New Haven county superior court and Waterbury district court Mir Bell asked the-houso to stand -by-t the con- ference committee which went the limit on it's recommendations In the final hubbub attempts were being made to rush in-other bills. The house refused- to admit. the -hiIl and il was withdrawn. -
 The Waterbury aeoterszl bill was con cured in by the house The Bridge port iudgeshiTr and Orange bond measures died because conferees could not agree
 The, house agreed ,en the new reso- lution of sympathy for. Ireland.
 Tha-mafl, rrier was voted $500
 At 12:3U. standard time the house sent q committee to the senate to see if it had any business. The mem bers- then began showering each oth- CT with documents and the uproar which usually accompanies the clos ing hours of a session began.
 A joint resolution was adopted or ganizinE the Legislative Club of 1921 Mrs Hooker of Hartford is ? vice 5 Tire, botIse was set for business Tat f2:4S D. m. standard fine and the upmbury began sfffiMS, Nr. Rogers Of Litchheld took the chair for the mock session. The uproar was wig