New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
FACTORIES WILL BE
 SAVED MUCH MONEY
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the public utilities commission and enlarges it's powers.
 Large.
 Senator Potter offered his bill to provide for election of a congressman ut-largg in the state without alter ing the present five district delega- tion The bill provides that If con gross shall increase the number of representatives in congress" etc. This bill was offered as substitute for the Bowers bill to redistrict and add one more.
 The senate agreed to house amendment to the bill creating ju- venile courts and, by so doing, com pleted the legislative stage of the measure. which now is to be en- grossed. It adopted the bills permit ting an increase in the rate of inter est on Bridgeport sewer construction bonds previously issured: appropriat- ing s250,000 for new building at the Norwich State hospital: appro- priating sj,OOO for completion and equipment of a building at the State Farm for lnebriates at Norwich.
 House Adopts Bills.
 The house adopted these senate bills:
 Appropriation for the state tubercu-
 
 chester to issue $500. 900 in bonds for a new town hall; appropriation for the State Farm for Women: $260.000 for the Connecticut Reformatory; appro- priation for the Norwich state hos pital and appropriation for the Mans field State Training school.
 The senate adopted bill which will give to c6rporations organized 1 under special laws all the rights which the general law grants to corpora tions The object of this bill is to remove the necessity that has faced specially chartered corporations of coming to the legislature for charter amendments to obtain privileges which they would have had had they incorporated under the general law.
 Senator Banks asked for a commit4 tee of conference on the bill to re- organize the civil administrative code. which the senate mad adopted and the house rejected. and Senator Banks was nam ed for the senate.
 !zE' sss TnNes Are Reduced.
 Although there was much cpposi- tion the senate bill reducing the tax rate on gross earnings of steam and I electric roads from AZ to . per cent 1 was adopted. The bin relieving street | IO obligations was next passed.
 "'RaiIroading'' Is Charged. , Tho house then took up the budget | and col. Eaton began a detailed ex- plantation of the items. Mir. Stoddard | had objected to nasty action. He | thought the bill could have been re- | ported earlier, but had been held up by .'infiuences'' back of the appropri- ations committee. He thought this I bill would be damned" through as | waEthe one two years ago. and ap- would be damned" | through until there was a house with | sufficient backbone 10 stop il or q | governor with backbone enough to l veto it." Mir. Buckley asked what | influences" were referred to- MT Stoddard- made a brief reply without l clarifying his remarks. The house | withheld action on the amendments !! unttl. sthe items had been Explained Recess~ was taken without riris being finish cd.s--~. oE --.,-~s ------ E--- = Mir. Nickerson ohiscted- | -0nO for roads and water in the S22. 900 for the state farm for women Col Eaton, NrepFying to Mir. Rogers of ! Eitchtield and ME Bell of Salisbury, 1 who had pointed the allowance ef 200. O0e1in the 'tnldget for-the farm tis s75,s0O. two years ago. that the needs IT the institution had in -bilI-lRas adopted -by-a rising vote --z -Ns. .ArI
 sThers was concurrsnce on the bill changing hours Of Voting in school making them from g a. m. tc z ?. m. ass .t < -. Tho senate concurred on bills in- cooperating Inc Shore Line Traction company: providing. that the state park commission may take over an abandoned road bordering a reserva- ton: and fixing the compensation for tho -compensation commissioners with sS0t000 for expenses tq. be appor- tioned by tho board of control, the amount being increased s. poo by | amendment by Senagr Delaney. The house -yeSterday refused the x5.0 .00O nm fhn a~nanan |