t,
2» memes “but to provide tor
4. our issues or bonds—one at
l“ ’B: an the other for ".000. -
g3. wees; must he both branches, was
mew-eat to the engroming clerk on its
1": my to the manor.
ivy“ The bill eliminating tolls for toot
Exam pa-engers on all bridges in the state
wasalsointhe align-meat stage.
Both branchu adopted the thianee
w.
vc‘
flu“ levying a tan with respect to car-
3: using on a mercantile business or
MW by other than corpora-
W” In tit. is in the engrosuent
It .
my bills are in the engrossrneqt
{a dale and others were to go to the
. h ”enter today. It Governor Lake
-'- does not approve at any. he will re-
{use to at; than and his action will
eontdtute a “pocket veto" it the leg-
' lshtsre is adjourned.
rr‘ In the assets yeuerday a resolution
ssr Wrens“ as amide judge
at New London was adopted.
3 lies. Dr. Horace Day. or Bridgeport,
od'ered prayer.
W flan-oar inquired what had
become at the petition of William
‘Bom' M and others for a civil
“i, service law. Senator Delaney replied
"3 ‘ tint tho mm committee received
the petition and accompanying draft
or a bill a late that it was a physical
MPG-lb“!!! to do anything with it.
An amendment to the bill creating
8 new commuon to investigate the
polution of streams. altered by Sena-
tor BNO“ mflded that the State
Board of Health mall deliver to, the
new all the records and data
nertainint to the subject obtained by
y the commi-ion which is legislated out
8 of existence. The new commission-—
" will be the attorney-general. three
city engineers. two manufacturers and
one oyster grower who will serve. with-
out cape-ution.
As a compromise In the matter of
-lary increases a new bill was intro-
duced by which the State Board of
l‘lnanoo and the State Board of Con-
trol shall determine what salaries
shall be paid employee in state de-
il ' partments. The object of the bill was
. ls permit re'a'diustment of salaries.
5 Recently. out at a batch of sixteen
bills to increase salaries of employ-es
In departments thirteen were rejected
by the House in non-concurrence with
the Senate. The new bill was adopted
by the Senate.
The Senate concurred on each of
. the special appropriation hills adopted
by the House yesterday after being
taken oi! the table where it had been
placed some time ago by Mr. Nicki-r-
son. at Cornwall. The latter was in
the We chair as these appro-
priation Hill. which total 32.000.000.
went through. One or these bills re-
quires the state to pay for the trolley
comma share in the new Washing-
.ton Bridge over the liousatonic. An—
other provides for participation by the
state In the. anniversary of lllt’ kind-
in: of the Pilgrims.
The House receded in its previous
action and then rejected lhv hill for a
n- shellfish commission. but it ad-
hered in rejecting the tfylumn appro-
priation for a commission on sewage
and factory waste disposal. it had‘
previously adopted the bill which
creates a new commission.
The, combination hunivr's and fish-
ermen's license hill. rejvcteil hy the
House. was sent to a conference com.
mittec.
The Norwich court judnenhlp was
taken up in the House when the» cal-
endar was called, by motion or .Wr.
Buckley to accept the. majority rt-pnl'la
and the. resolution for Arthur F. l.lll~‘
by he adopted. Mr. Darby or Kin-l
inaly moved indefinite postponinenl
The minority of the jiniici wry com-
'l t.
w"
i.
1.
text.
I =W:e-‘tr.?4-‘x.- a. f..." 1 ‘1:
mittee favored Judge John 1. Roman.
As the resolution for ihi lzilitr nrl-
tinned In the Hon-0., the Senate
adopted only the resolution for Mr.
Libbey. Mr. Huckley speaking first.
referred to Mr. Libby's personality.
Mr. Darby claimed that no corwlnrinz
tacts were advanced why Judge nur-
-_bt'ass‘iaeesot Joe—4
on the city of Norwich. you do no a
great injustice."
in. Buckley closed the debate. my:
ing that the majority of the commit
tee believed that it "making the
best or the m by nee-mead-
ing Mr. Libbey. A rising vote on the
question or indefinite postponement
on the Libbey resolution showed. it to.
be lost. 138 to 90. The Libbey r-oo‘
lution was adopted in conesrreloe.
There were many "hays,” hut'a divio
sion was not demanded.
murmurs on ADM sms'.~
_ WASHINGTON. June 8.—Benstor
McCormick. Republican. Illinois. oom-
plained formally today to President
fiarding and Secretary Denby about
the address delivered in London yes-
terday by Rear Admiral Sims. in
which he disesmsd the 1m qaodion.
The Senator asked Secretary Denny to
take disciplinary measures against
the Admiral. He did not see the
president formally. but asked Secre-
tary Christian to call the address to
the attention or the executive.
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nee should not be returned and no
valid reason given before the commit-
lee m Hr. Libby should replace
Nil. He recounted the details of con-
travel-ales which were brought Out in
the committee hearing.
Mr. Barry. oi' Griswold. spoke in
behalf of Judge Barnes. as did \lr.‘
Pendletos. of Norwich. Mr. Rogers.
of thchileld. for friendship’s suite.
spoke in behalf of Judge llaFnes. and
Representative Millamson. of Dnrien.
added a word for the judge.
There were several other speakers.
wgwdmg :lepresentathe Thompson.
c who spoke against Judge
Denna easing among other things
“It the latter “was temperiimentally
unlit to be a court Judge.“ He referred
to In- Incldent that occur-rid in the
1 W court as “the rawest thing 1
over .w pulled ofi’ in a court " This
incident was described .is a. "political
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at drug what-973:“ as "W'Yeth’s
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Silks of America. . .'
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