New Britain herald., 1923-04-05
Senator Trumbull's Mo- tion to Table Would End Measure, But Now It Will be Considered Next Week
Covert of New Britain Votes Against Reconsid- eration-Farmers vs. City Folks Is an Issue,

Hartford, April 5.-An effort to kill the anti-daylight saving bill, which passed in the house yesterday, was checked in the senate today when Lieut.. Governor Bingham, breaking tie of IS to Is, cast the vote which caused the senate to reconsider it's action in postponing the bill indefi- nitely. His vote came after bitter fight between those who desired to kill the bill immediately and those who desired to have action on it taken by the senate at some later date. The bill has now been tabled for printing in the journal and the amendment in the file and will be ready for senate action in about week.
 Trumbull for Postponing.
 When the bill came into the senate today, Senator Trumbull moved that action on the bill be indefinitely postponed. His motion was carried by a large vote. A few minutes later he moved that the senate reconsider it's action in the hope that it would not prevail. This would kill the bill since it's postponement indefinitely could not then be reconsidered His motion immediately brought fire from senators in favor of the bill who de- clared it should not be killed sum- marily but should be considered care fully. Several who were against in- definitely postponing action declared that they had not fully made up their minds on the bill.
 Object to Killing It. Senator Gibbs and Child both ob- iected to permitting the bill to be killed declaringI tl,at standard time was too importSht for the senate se pass over it rapidly.
 Senators Pierson and Ash declared that the state should have uniform time and that the bill should not be dropped. Senator Rudd also declared that the bill required more study and that nasty action in killing it was 
 Fears Hardships
 Senator Doty declared that killing the bill simply would leave the state on standard time but passing it would < work hardship on cities and persons $ who wanted to change their time He told of Hartford city clock which l +lhe4 new law would not make city officials responsible. He said it was taking away rights of people in cities to do as they pleased. It also effects schools seriously he declared.
 Senator Challenger declared that the rule of the majority should pre- vail. He said the cities were in favor of daylight saving and that the little owns should not force the cities to accept what they did not want
 Senator Christopher declared that he farmers should have an oppor- unity to consider the bill and that it hould not be summarily killed.
 Senator McGrath said he hoped the pill would be indefinitely postponed lnG the motion to reconsider should lot prevail
 Vote Is Tie
 A motion to hold roll call on the notion to reconsider was lost when nly four voted for it.
 Senator Trumbull asked leave to his motion but on objection rom Senator Brooks vote was held nd Senator Trumbull withdrew his notion to reconsider.
 
 ction in postponing be reconsidered nd IS to 15 vote resulted. Lieut. 'overnor Bingham then cast the de- lding vote in favor of reconsidering.
 moment later the bill was tabled or printing in the journal which leans the senate will have another pportunity to consider it.
 Those voting to reconsider: De- oyster, Pierson, Rudd, Brooks, Ash. hild. Platt, Behre, Atchison. Park. tibbs, Beisiegel, Beers. Christoph. dwell and Lieut.. Governor Bing- am.
 Those against: Doty, Suisman, Dig. am, Trumbull, Covert, MacDonald Tyne, Golden, Ells, McGrath. John- 'n, Rogers, Wilder, Harter, Challeng- Not voting: Tone
 IN THE SENATE Five house bills modifying compul Try vaccination which were adverse
 reported last week after stiff sht were reported to the senate and l motion of Senator Beisigel the ad- 'rse reports were accepted. Senator eisigel said that this committee was a senate bill which had zen recommitted this week and ould report in a new bill Upon motion of Senator Rudd the Il asking for the restoration of for tied rights to John R. Carroll, now a hospital in Washington. which IS unfavorably reported was recom- itted. Senator Suisman in present. F the committees report declared at Carroll had lost his rights be- use of immoral acts. Senators Rudd d Wilder, however declared that injustice was being done to Car | and asked that the action be re- mmitted. The house had accepted ? unfavorablc report.