New Britain herald., 1921-03-10
hEEDOM OF IRISH ] UPFOR DISCUSSION
Pnnecticut American Asso- eiation For Recognition of
 Irish Republic Demands Congress Recognize Ire land.

fhrtford. March io.--Dayiight saw
 ftime W. standard time may be-
 debate next week ln tho gen.
 assembly with the house com
 rd largely Of men from the agri-
 ural. districts adverse to daylight
 Ing hy changing the hands of
 ks and tho senate. in behalf of
 es which have local ordinances ad-
 N clock time. arraigned against Ih her.
 house adopted n measure from
 nKricutture committee which may
 p manipulation of clocks. but the
 ato put it on the table. Senator
 w having stopped Senator Treats Srt to get concurrent action. On eHday the question will be m order fho day. the flrt this session.
 Interest In Medical BiiI.
 Legislators again found themselves oh In demand from the constitu- kz. who desire information about tho
 N medical spracticr bill. which of-
 "a as a substitute. disposed of yes days hearing on revision of tho dicaf practice laws. Dr. Black. .d of tho Ftate department of ,lth wns credited with making q kement yesterday that tho substi- N ~bili mot most of tho objections fhe other bill The printed copies ped away. Today practitioners of
 schools aent word to legislators It pr. Binck's bill appeared as ob- |tionabie to them as the ono with Swn In that tho changes were few. |o recast is for bearing with tn11Dhs presents. ..
 ke Legislature is asked to take n Ed fin Irish .affairs Tho following tition was received In the senate G sent to the committee on federal |ations
 For Irish Freedom.
 we. the members Of the Connec- 'ut American Association for the Icognition of Irish Republic. repre- n.ping 16.000 voters. hereby submit T following resolutions asking tho rnccticut state legislature now sit- R that it:
 trirrt--Dcmand of the American hrress now in session Recognition tho Irish Republic. Secondiy-Furthcr demand that Ia national body in turn forward to Great Britain sainst atrocities In Ireland (murders six Iriahmen) which aro in viola p Of tho Hague convention of 1897 spocting laws and customs of war land.
 krhfrdly-Protest against punish
 of is other Irishmen condemned 10 and of moro than 10 awaiting nl sGigned). b
 ward Tarrant. John Coyne, hn Toohcy. simon crehan. Agnes uise Fitzpatrick" The Judiciary committee was nd- -se to the bills to make general ction days legal holidays and TO- AnR display of the national flag p6iiing places on election days.
 Railroad Time Changes. The special Joint committee to con- sr hours of sessions In vicw of the tiihood Of loss of time duo to tnge In schedules of trains on tho VI Haven system consists of Scna- Drew nnd Representatives Buck of Union and Connory of Bedding. iator Drew disciaimed any inten- n to mix daylight saving time in resolution. He found that ns ali ins would bo advanced ono hour on lrch sT many members would bc in rtford one hour earlier than at sent. which would be wasted timo them unless the session day be- ! earlier. Inc senate received from tho labor axpiftce senate bill SAT entitled |
 bet concerning strives and lock- " dehning strikes and fockouts making it unlawful to further the | ae. with n request mat it Ro to tho | lciary committee for n hearing. It | rcnt to the house which agreed | change Of reference.
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