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appropriations: That We Stoddard.
of Woodbridge. to include

liego at a. cost at 3550, cos.
T: Wovfiating $1. 090, 690 for exten-
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W’? Wrath}: $2 000 000 for. con-*
‘etruetion of extensions to the trunk
inc highway Mel's wherein the ted-
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mg the highway between [Adyard and
Pr?“ requiring an" additional $110.-
00 . 9 " ~
Authorizing the highway commis-
r sien'e’r‘to accept as state-aid roads any
_ .roadiwhich oonnectswith trunk line
highways if he approves of the moth:
odsot‘construction of such road.
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thnated cost of $605. 000.

The same comm’hee originating
bills as substitutes tor bills reported

. unfavornmy the following: '
_'_ Appropfiating $90 000 for a. trunk
dine highway from Grosvengrdale to
' Mechanicsviile. the Grosvenordale
Company to grant five acres of land

to the state for use use. highway. .
Appmpflaung' $16 000 for a trunk
lino highway in 1611le from the
end of the present state highway be-
tween Danielson and South Killingly
_ to the Rhode Island line at Little
3 Kestrel: 3 east of $220. 000.

_ bills for highway construofion either
' ,1, through extensions to the trunk line
sixty}; 6; state- aid roads in Pomfret.

in Faiffleld county between Westport.

-- , Nor-walk and Fairfleld: in New Haven
-_ county from New Haven to Guiltord;
in North" Coventry. between Fitchviile
and Colchester. in East Lyme near
the Strife Form for Women. from Der~
by to Southville and from Derby to
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those localities and in
called to: 82.379 000

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