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Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
Speaker Darby Commended-ss Cheney Makes Dstn guhed Record.-Adopt Commissioner Byrnes Recommendation
 tBY M0RTLAKE1

Hartford. Conn. May 2.-The 1895 session uf the general assembly of the state. having reached its constitutional limit of five months. was brought Co close this week. Except for a few con spicnous incidents in the work If leg islafion. during the period of the ses- sionis existence. | cannot be said to b. rfArtliugiy different from the average session. A matter Of fact the state legislature has not now the opportuni- tlee for achievement fhat it had fifteen CT twenty years ago. This is. in 2 measure. due ta the fact that r has delegated ts authority to camr1I slaHH Of its aWn creation and also that lm-
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

esats showed m electlns him their lesa
 Stops Pollution
 ht rH fa assembly feaA elective steps ge -top tne F0iation of the riy- efs anl tl eaals af tAe state and the waters If thr sound by sewage and factory Waste hg ths creation of q s#zHiln mission tes the moVal af sources os pollution and save # an apnrunfia- tieu af S50.GU0 ta carry on lts work Enc nid boxing commission If three members Was abolished and iu its place . single headed commission was created the mmlsstoner to receive ss eco a year 1 new commission fo be made up ef the present fish and game commiss lon and the commission ln state forests and parks, was ereaf- I'd to develop the park system of the state and tu lease streams lt vas E zen S2te oso io meet the expenses of carrying on its work for the next two years lt is believed that the new medical act will remedy the evils which existed under the present law and which Mere revealed hy the grand 'sry which met In Hartford some time
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

must be said that most of the appica- t.an heW hat the applicant Nerg not afflicted Wifh undue mudestN In ihe valae which thes placed eH fhsif ser- vices hr board uf control will have ample time to inquire .nta each apple cafian which the committee an appro- prlatIons bad Hot
 sIo.o00, 900 Rejected
 Among the applications for funds were two that were rejected and which called for sl0.000 00o One was from the forestry and state park commis- sion which asked for a bond issue of Sh. U00 eO0 Co finance program for the development of its work, and the other was from the trustees of the state training school and hospital al Mansfield. also for S5.0o0,0u Co carry out q building program extending over a period of some years and which Sem afor pierson, one of the senate mem hers of the committee on appropria. tions, described tn the senate ss yis- ionary plan.
 One of the most important things which the general assembly did was Co
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

existence interest in agriculture in the state has declined and the number of farms over twenty per cent. Its work has not resulted in arresting the de cline of agriculture The activities of the agricultural department Nill now be In the hands af one commissioner who Will be vested with all the power and authority which formerly was ex- ercised hy tho board which had s large membership f this change ls ta be taken az an Indication that tbe T=spla of tho state have Hf fast. opened thrir eyes ta the iHefieIaHe# of the past. snd II agriculture iz ta he saved
 hy legislative enacfments. it was time
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

portuut questions. which had distract ed the state for generation, have been settled This Wlil b. readily apz YfeeIHttd when | F stated that thE committee au fafifoaaz which wa at HHt Hm fHe m1#f Faaetd committee
 n iau. hn= sd iftfie Wnrf fa da naE thuf Il l= iaaksd aH aanHH oH tlHHt TatH committee a# WaEE zHleH fH xtaT had made lte reports Ha .HFeEt Hrf HHR done Hy EHe pubic uaI'Hs comm H#Hu @Hce The gIFffF nth anHudment weHf inta effect fhe com tHitfee on rrrise w hn=c hr1rIuKs uTfi to attract huHdrads tu che capitol ha nothing fN ds t8 justify its C1HtIua unc The general corporation laH laasez the committee HH incorporation comparatively lltlle aerHpaNen though thnf is ty no meau negligible. Since the women have heeu RtsaH the Tram ehisa the cammfffee=aH woman uf frare Is hlT Othella with les oeeupa tion Etusz=
 s4s. .ooo. 900 to Meet
 The frHHCiai work 6f the ses ion leaves the state with obligations tu the amount ef about Sf5.0000on to meet during the next two fiscal years. Ample provision has how yer. been made Co meet the obligations. and it is believed that when they atr all met the state will have hniHnce of approxi- mately q boo O00 from the revenue for the biennial fiscal neriad which ends June 90, 1927 So that. it will be seen. if the appropriations voted at the session are large theV will hc II within the income ef the state and with considerable to spare. That at least. must be viewed as satisfactory financing. Tn passing it might hs well fo remark that lhc committee ou aHs propriatiuns did q commeudahic thing when it turned over to tho t9tp board of eautrol nearly eighty applications for lncrease in -alariea el persons em rioyed by the state instead of and 'r- taking to pass on the merits pH
 merits of the applications itself II
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

hisles am udsd fB Bumbcr of par
 ttaIa8s which are satisfactory Co all
 interested In the future Commission er Siusekel will receive legal advice on
 matturs which pertain to his depart.
 ment from an attorney appointed by
 hims lf Highway Commissioner
 John 4 Macdonald has also been eiv.
 eu power by new laW te appoint an
 attorney for his department Some trouhlemakors tried to make it appear
 that the legal appointment in these
 tNu very important departmeHts were
 a reflection pu thc attorney general 's office AS maffefa. f5tt brtvfe Com
 -st=sieneH sfe eF and Gammf ssUH6r
 Macdonald made thcr Irl#et for a= .02laau counsel fH#Y sFoke .u Attar- HeN General Heair utelt Y and Mr
 Htaiy approved 5hcIf Intention and taii them ttat he Naa'8 ae Very eiad if each should h4Aea sreaHsl tHHtf fa hl. department By the way DaHHl4 HeHeI Y ae.iefala making l notable success ot his administration uf the highway d-Hartmt The state
 ktiUug eo0d fuads and every dollar tha. is spent triuEs amplF re.urH to the people af Connecticut The bus mess U road bailding is complex and fu earfS lt en to every anes sati-tac. tiaa Is nu tasl matter Ral MH Mac donaid Nacceed.ng n so doing lt
 Tha matter winch attracted the most attention during the session was the so-ealled Wheeler bin f9f lAr mart rigid enforcement ef the Nelsteud act Nat in many years have the people uf thf state shown such a degree uf u- terest in 8 measure as they displayed in this Tho attendance al the hear. inF Was evidence If that fact. II was unfortunate thas the name af the dis. chief justice was se con spicuously identified with the meas. ure lt was asserted that he was ln sympathy with ii but be maintained his judicial dignity very commercially by refraining from taking a position that weuld justify the close association of his name with lt The bill was de feaied ln both houses and that hy ma
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

Ht HuHfnia HfessIaI done Thafe l. every fazGa l8 fhiak tHAt senator Fh.lu T Plat af SeWtoRn. uHa ha tasn appointed rmH ia1rrs HzH HHadHHe H#at NiII iuzfIfE eEaHEa lH 5H5 iaH Hh- eraHg. jam ii n1 hum Commit e#=H RIatt H eH1le zAa# #H h= H.tea hE HaH Hal #EH#atH5sa
 Comm Macdonald Success
 The as aH r#aIHa H4 Ha.d u creased dHe cEuf gallon. which HenE ha t.4z uH ta ts.a eeHf=s Iu nj frank H r ml te 4d lsat n l.teas
 aHt popular l. sal EfE a# fHg rse nur srnm thls ee fIaH aaa t t44 millions all af HheH e.l eHmg out of the nut0m0hllIsts Nh4 already pa4 the Rate Iu thr e#HbHFHH6d Hf st.nUt auH Efar Glmli ianaf stn.call bas 4caeedzd H having tat leH 9aterHHe the un=ruttan If m#t6f
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

consent % run agaius, his friend Sen ataT Bingham It is more probable that be will prefer to wait for two years later when. t is said. Senator Mclean may retire.
 Representative Cheney
 No one 5n the house made more distinguished record for intelligent, faithful work as legislator than Miss Marjorie Cheney. who represent ed the town of Manchester. She show cd at all times grasp Qf the rules oI the house and a general knowledge Of parliamentary law But better even than that. she displayed an industry that was really remarkable. She took her duties as a legislator seriously and she was unsparinR of herself n her pains to thoroughly familiaFIze herself with the details of every biI that came un for discu sion She might not have been always right in her epin- ion but her vote was always In accord anea with facts as she saw them. h q word Miss Cheney made very use ful member Of fhe haasa and every one of the other Z6l members of that body recognized her worth. Itis Har#a that she will continue her Legislative ca reer l. is sad taat she nay ae a candidate for reelection next wear. Another rumar j. To the effect that fl Senator smith If Manchester dass aaf desIfe te come back t9 t1e senate. the Republican convention af taa Fourth district wiil nominate M Cheney = soceesd hifn. This. to be s1Fe. would give Maache ter the eH4t9g-liH for two sessions in sHceessiaH Bit there would be nothing aHlsaai in ihat
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
Legislators Finish Their Work as 1925
 Session of General Assembly Closes

of the people 0f Connecticut l. waa believed to be an invasion of neraofal liberty and when that was recognized it became repsRnant to the descend ants af those whose blood was shed
 for the establishment of that liberty. Of those whO spoke at the hearing there aas no one whose remarks made 70 deep an impression as those of Lu- elus r Rehiaf0n, the president of the
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

ed. These include a bill to allow saw ings banks to invest in the bonds of certain electrical, telephone and teIe- graph companies. and another which amends the small law loan law to all low borrowers t0 pay their loans ,e. banks in installments.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

eoHarcs man l. HaEi Fenn af Heeaz
 zasHa #Ha H#sfHzHf aH rHa tse la Hate tI HHHra t8 t Second IlIstHit a asz Wiz fHa aniH woman 4zaH a sHai HatE h. aead be hes -A az llaH af HHa
 WHHf aH tae senate he W ta .lE thu best speaker ln ta senate. she. has --.-.i folee and s rgmaraatl J fluent fnif. ICai g0 .f laHf h. name 1yl5a -He Republican nomination for eeca tars Ut zateau 5a Eela .iem t.ceat next year.
 Senate Leader lll
 The lead f tbe nate Daniel Ii. 6r0rin If NlN London aa prevented hy Illness. for some weeks. from being n hls plssee H the senate cha amber He gave prem. tu She early part uf the s.an. tetaTe he Was taken .lek. If heinz % notable success as leader His Illness Was deeply regretted hy every ena and Che vuatc, by q formal vote. pat au rcurd an expression If its sym- pathF with Senator troniu His place n leader was taken by < natar sam uel (. Shaw of Bedding. who led the senate ln a courteous afable manner. Refges eHtati*e Benjamin W Allug of New Britain led the house with sue cess His kindly good nature and evil dent sincerity and desire for hepea- riHl leg. station were acknowledged hy every momhi of the house The lead
 2f 'h Democratic minority in the house Representative Joseph P Brans tte.d af Portland. Was a young man serving hi. first session. and by his runctua attendance in the house and vigilance iB watching legislation jus hed the confidence which the Demo
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men may recover under the workmen's 8 compensation law from SIS to $2l.
 This was 8 compromise on the Dill which increased the compensation 10 S24. Recommendation by Bank Com
 missioner John B. Byrne for amend ments Co the banking laws were adopt
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from inefficient interlopers the same as barbers are. The stock insurance companies secured a reduction of the tax on their stock. The working peo- pie of the state wiIl be particularly in- fercsted in the law which increases the compensation which injured working
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

STATE NOW HAS OBLIGATIONS OF S45, 100000 TO MEET IN TWO FISCAL YEARs.-COMMIsSoNER MACDoN- AID MAKING NOTABLE sUCcEss-MUcH INTEREST
 IN WHEELER BILL.
Evening star., 1925-09-05

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PARSONS MAY HEAD.
PARK POLICE FORCE.
Coast Artillery Captain Now
on Way from Hawaii;
Believed Slated for Post.

Capt. Marvel H. Parsons, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, now assigned to duty in
Hawaii, has been selected to succeed
Capt. w. L. McMorris as superin-
tendent of the United States park po-
lice force here, according to uncon-
firmed reports today.
announcement of the appointment
by Lieut.. Col. Clarence o. Sheriff. di-
rector of the Office of public buildings
and public parks of the National Cap
ital, and the approval by the general
staff OF the War Department is ex-
pected to be made soon, though
neither office today would confirm or
deny the reported appointment
Capt. Parsons, now said to be en-
route to Washington from his Ha-
waiian post, served during the World
War at Fort Eustis, Va, and later as
brigade adjutant of the 37th Coast
Artillery Brigade. Following the war
he was appointed captain in the
Coast Artillery Corps, in which ca
pacity he has since served. He was
born at Springfield Mass, August %,
1881. He entered military service in
1916 as member of the Connecticut
National Guard, later becoming a first
lieutenant in the Reserve Corps.
Capt. McMorris has completed a
four-year term of office in command
OF the park police force here, acting
as an assistant to Col. Sheriff.