New Britain herald., 1923-04-17
SENATE IGNORES
 VETO OF GOVERNOR
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 the words appointed by the governo or the senate" This amendmen would forbid the service h a dua capacity of any member oS board handling appropriations.
 He declared that the governor be iieved in principle that no mar should serve on one committee ap propriating money and on anothe, spending the. money. House Leader Buckley had declared last week tho governor was In favor of the bill Senator Els, however. said it wa, true the governor supported tho principle of the bill but did not favor the bill which he said was drawr to affect but one man,
 IN THE SENATE.
 The anti-dayight saving bill came into the senate again today with the report of the, disagrceing action by the house which adhered to it's orig inal action in passing the bill despite the fact that the senate had rejected 1t. Senator Trumbull was appointed senate member of committee in conference.
 Movie Law Unchanged.
 The senate adhered to it's action in rejecting the favorable report on the bill which would permit minors to enter motion picture theaters when accompanied by an adult The house accepted the report and asked for q committee in conference. The adher- ence of the senate kills the bill and leaves the law as it stands requiring adults to have written permission of 8 parent or guardian.
 Favorable Reports.
 Favorable reports were received on the following bills:
 Appropriating $47.00o for the state board of fisheries and game, to be used for the matching and rearing of fish and the purchase and land for hatcheries.
 Providing $72,000 for the prepara- ton of teachers of agriculture and home economies to be supervised by the Connecticut Agricultural college.
 Concerning the control of voting machines in cities.
 Amending the law concerning the succession tax.
 IN THE HOUSE
 At the opening of the house today MT. Schatz of Hartford called from the table the so-called communists bill relating to penalties for preach- ing radical doctrines or the overthrow 6chatz moved recommitment of the bill to the judiciary committee and the house so voted. The original bill provides heavy penalties for so-called seditious actions. It was opposed by the law faculty at Yale university.
 Buckley To Call Vote.
 House Leader Buckley announced That he should move for an afternoon session today to take the necessary roll call vote on the constitutional amendment allowing the governor to veto items in the general appropria- lions bill.
 The bill which codifies the fish and game laws was reported. A closed season for two years on quail and Hungarian partridge is one of the fea- tures; trapping and snaring prohibit tons are made more definite, and an anglers license is to be required from fishermen.
 Provision for testing the eyesight of pupils in all schools is contained in ! bill which passed. while the filled milk bill. which follows the lines of the recent federal enactment also passed.
 An aid measure for street railways In financial difficulties was passed | The bill authorized the board of~con- trol to abate taxes of company in when the company fails to earn operating expenses. It was op- posed by Mir. Guilfoile of Waterbury and Mir. Schatz of Hartford. House bills passed from the calAn- dar:
 Making permanent position of chief of fire department in Wilimantic: au- thorizing the state board of educa- ton to receive and hold money given to the state for educational purposes; amending the charter of New Haven Building and Loan Asso- ciation.
 Passed in concurrence:
 Authorizing the Norfolk Water Co To increase its capital stock to sl0o,- based on a 1k mill tax for school D00; authorizing an appropriation