New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-03-29

ter supplies this affecting owners or
property and tenants 80 that water
will not be wasted In buildings. yand
amending the Naugatuck borough
charter concerning Its building code.
The senate bills allowing the Collins
Go. to increase Its capital stock TO S3,-
QD0, 900 and amending the charter OF
fhe Connecticut Historical society
were adopted and sent tosthe house.
Is. No Money For Bridgeport.
Ig An unfavorabie report was received
on tho bill providing for an apprc-,.
priation OF 10000 for a state normal
school In Bridgeport. 'Nf
4 The senate adopted a resolution In
sympathy with senate Clerk Baker In
| the ross OF his mother Senators Me-
Grath and Pisrson spoke feelingly, the
latter having lost his mother recently.
~ IN THE HOUSE @
After getting about ready to start a
roll call on the resolution proposing
an amendment to the constitution to
permit the governor to veto q part Of
an appropriation bill without reject
ing the whole, Mr.. Buckley raised the
point that the form Of the proposed
amendment was not quite right. He
had It tabled SO that the text might
be examined. &r f
~ Debate Opens Up. :Ai
n After rejecting without . word Of
dissent the senate bill providing an
appropriation for Americanization
aver which there was contest In the
senate yesterday with defeat Of It,
the house got into debate over dis
posal OF tho second Of the three bills
from the senate that on transporta-
ton Of pupils commonly called the
1Hlittle red schoolhouse bill" I
= Mr.. Gregory Of Norwalk made de-
fence of the committee on education
after Mr.. Keith's motion to reject, the
latter being Of the appropriations
committee which reported adversely
on the three bills. Mr.. Holbrook, OF
Thomaston then moved to table foI
printing and Mr.. Buckley in a review
}of the objects of the bill declared that
i. 90 far as this session was concerned
1.-THE bill could just as well be rejected
Mr., Brinsmade of Washington de-
}ciared that the house had not con-
|sidered the bill on its merits and the
appropriations had merely decided
that it would not set aside money to
iscarry the bill into effect. He asked
1.-The house to take the opportunity te
| discuss the matter.
Take 2-HOUSE ...,..
+ Mr.. >Holbrook thought that 1t would
be possible to appropriate money d.
lrect if the committee would not. MI
buckley moved to indefinitely post
Epone. and explained that under rules
81 procedure the bill was dead" thai
lit could not be brought to life and
there was no way even II passed. u
make it operative over the opposition
Of the appropriations committee. The
hill was indefinitely postponed WIZ
lonlya few members in opposition. ,Tht
4 third senate bill, that on an appropri'
alton for special classes was then re-
jected. -....
Would Curb Fire Eaters.
The judiciary committee reported
lin the house today a bill under whicf
lit is proposed to curb the utterance'
of radical speakers at public meetinsi
by fixing a punishment should they
advocate violence.
Favorable reports were on bills e
lallow Kent to issue funded debt ano
bridge bonds; Incorporating tne
Sound Beach Gas Light Co.
The bill to reimburse Old sayorooi
s1S 6s for state aid to schools dus
the town under the law was aooptee
under suspension Of the rules