« 4‘
mum-I'M As‘ioagaa pale,
tile New department was to re- for- such Moron-it. he“.
ceive about ”tummy: motor vent-Atmwaoim .to M the it;
,ele fees. he thought ‘it could pee acme totes. " ‘
of this money provided for etate aid} “The ornate: from, the. will
head rang. At “you“. it would, ML M «. :
he hater policy. he said. to cut trout 'nuchattentioa earth:
road- than from humanitarian institu- Educating" m ‘
Chairman Hall pointed’out‘caat- the lithe m “
Itatuteu made it impo-ible {or ne’nem’efi ‘
highway commiaaioner to use part of filth
the motor vehicle tees for state ij
road repairs. '
(Coat-sad no. Page Cool
Toys and ”ducted $100,000 from the
hvway, eat on the ground
that that would, have boon
rl'ed“ Ed the highway bond issue
[wen authorised will not now ‘be re-
quill-d.
Ali addition of Oi.000 to the secre-
m or the mate‘s budget was also re-
quired to meet a salary increase of
3500 a year granted to Ohio: Clerk
Jonnsbur)‘.
0 .l : 1| P I Senator Bailey regretted that “131;"
The gunk red ion in’the allow Danbury m m ‘0 be «lit om’
' I " 1 . g .
the Connecticut Agmuuwal rota ; 8.00 to 011.000 and Senate:
anoo t
College Med of a. tilt mu 3100.;
000 to 8100.000 in the appropriation
ior extension work and a drop from
$365,000. consume in the current
FCandler- opposedwoutting down the Nor-
,walk ism loo-322.000 to 320.000 ,
’35 it was situated near the Post road}1 ' '
and had to .handle many accident ' '
,caaes involving people who were not1
(openers. insidents of Norwalk. He anew
l-lenaior William H. Hall. a mem- '0‘,“ cutfi‘wt em...“ inde m
l-er oi the board of trustees of theluppropriatlonl mmmende" f thi-
t-onegr deplored the big Cl" and “m,ouppre-ion oi the gym moth. {or '
it would force the elimination of sev- herd tubercular teas and for flglitlnc .
”a! department: and curtailment 0‘ hog cholera. 1‘th were undoubtedo
the institution's momma but he dially meritoriotu projects. he sold. but . .
110‘ oppose "If nm'mdm‘mt- 8a“ng'not so meritorious as the hospitaig'. 7 ' V' , - .. » .
that the change had been made on' (3“an Hall reviled that tallest , . 0‘ .‘rMath. ‘
V, W “We,
.; f. ”Vt" ., VI -. _
reoommrndalion of 09"”"07 1‘3“. were stock appropriations that have
who was chairman. ox—dficio. or the been made for several sedans. All «I
board of trustees. were conddered "
Governor Adwd Howl“! ( “t“. Snator Brooks said he hated to be. ‘0
Senator Hall then ofiered his a party to cutting down the homi-
ameooment comm: hospitals 00"" t°.but. unpleasant as it was. cuts had to . i
the state allowances they received be made Iomewhere. As long .8 it “P -
two years ago. except in the cases off'u the recommendation of the 30" “on; " , o, '
‘ .H r
the Gaylord Farm Sunatorium ‘ wont
' "would embarrass many
in -
-ernor. he thought the Senate
\Nallingford, and "19 WW’W‘Wd Ranafimake no mistake In adopting the
d. no and institutions. parti-
cularly the courts, He explained, that
tor-mm in Hartford. which were "‘n‘umendment.
1:32:33" 33°33? "W mum» m own-«n.
(v rnmltlec. He said in- secured the! “were voting on a ”6.000.000 bud- the-e mvmufilfi'e" W 0'-
1"“. ndmcnt from the “a“, board or get or any amendments thereto. Sena- tiniatca. Mme.» - . N
”mm... at u“. "0",,“ of u", gowrm tor Rudd or Son-bury wanted .to know ‘ Senator Fumolo said] he was all.
( H was not questioned. he said. whether the estimated revenue wouldvht‘d. and abandoned his amendment.
.1! the increases in hospital allow--”“ adequate ‘0 cover it. 13" 3:“)le VOW. the amendment of
i‘hairmau Trumbull of the finance Colonel Hall cutting $140,600 from
hospital allowances. was rejected.
Eliminate 1m Refunds.
J'iil“ made by the :lppropriniions
‘ 1mm!!!” were deserved and 1100110”. ,corllmittee replied that. if the program
Senator Brown offered an amend-
mv-nt striking out 8175.000 allowed to
mm the state w” confronted or his committee was adopted_ and,
the fact that it was spcmllng‘nw appropriations were pnsaed as
"Inn“ than its income and recommended by the appropriations
“I. m1". to make uome cuts. l.ndm,‘committee. there would apparently CON’I‘ “400d! on “(ll-I0" license! in
”numdancas' he considered "rm. “ deficit of about 35.0041000, or case litigation should be instituted and
result in a court ruling that former
liuuor iicerue holders were entitled‘to
ru-runsla He believed the policy 61’
~-onal.le to allow the hospitals px_;which “’0‘“ ‘2‘"00'000 would h” ""v
inserting "something for the liquor
men to light for" unwise. particularly
'[
1. ll.
1'!-
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what they ",0“th two years presented in capital investments and;
_ improvements. could he cow-rm! in
,ihairm" P‘kllh‘ For Hospitals. V long—term bonds. There was already
"unwrap H. F. Hull "r the appro_|(*n0lifih money paid into ihv sinking
‘l\
- ”0m, committee objected. He fund. he explained to pay on‘ (hr-tin View or the fact that the judiciary
‘ 1 :nal while (Yolo-nwl ”a,” flm‘mdgrundml debt of tho lilalv~—~nbout commiilire had already rejected two
.1 “mm, allow ”w va' “avpnlsnmnnfioo—Jn 1936 and li-at'e n hills giving liquor men a right to re-
-:.i Hospital only $35,000. it ac- surplus of about $3,000,000. 83.000.."runds and had Informnlly turned down
n-ccivcd ‘95.”"0 two “um agoio‘m of which could he naml to ru-lircgu third Droponltion submitted 10.!
.;. 4," or the rum that n". 1,025,- such long-tern: bonds. Tlm present .u’v-‘k‘ju' a repre‘scntalive oi the stale
, allowed 860“” in u scmraleLDrogrnm or the. finnncc f‘Olnnillli'l‘EH‘lnor doalen' association. He maln-
,, "dupauonm erposes. This was, ln- said. to have short-twin lull‘llfllllllnt‘d that liquor men had a nerlous
.1 hr- said, Was ponnocfpd with :iaauml to «over the currcnt «ll-lil'il. ils.'l0llht that lhm‘ could recover for the
Momcm School and had. al‘h“ committee believed it an llnwim-‘llanplfl‘d portions of liquor licensee
\ ,, t
hold after the prohibition amendment
lt‘
x:u-alr-r per capim cost than my'pollcy l" mm“ a WMVW'" "'x 5"‘0‘
‘5 "mo", .1. mm g
a:
122.195 in the looting of the budget
at. 4.9 g
. law.
a magma.” m...
m. 7 ). linen": tide on all li-
W wt“! in theme
'whe the .m amendment
.~ ”5‘83. Idle holdee- 0?
”Jonas. tanker“,
.lt
’ .. ‘ but was the, position
.mtas low Il15.l“'- a qua-don
‘8 b w those run-a. would
'hWt0MMthusl-amnooa
anticipate ”any ap tor .the
WM . He tam Brown
amusement. ' - ~ - -
‘ 0.5a roll call vote, 'the unend-
ment nruuu out the 3115.600wnd~
wjdopted 10 to 7. l
those who voted for" the mend-
ment were Senators
' MacDonald. Nicola.
g Treat. Clark. Pick-
ett. Brown, Chndee. Archibald Blac-
donald. Emery. Potter and W. H.
Hall: total 10.
Those who voted amnst the amend— '
ment were Senators Trumbull. um.
Drew. Delaney. Challenger. Brooks
and Rudd: total 7.
Bake-ell Withdraws Anselm.
Senator Bakewell withdrew h-
amendment striking out $500,000 for
state aid repairs. after a talk with
Chairman Hall.
The budget bill was then adopted
as amended-
Aithough the not reductions in the
budget were actually "H.705. the
figure-p would indicate a net reduction
of ”60,900. owing to an error of
a
as reported.
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GENERAL NEWTON MARRIED.
HARTFORD. June 2.——General
George B. Newton. for many years
manager or the mortm. loans and
real estte of the Travelera' Insurance
‘31
“New Orgaetzi‘m'om mm; Full Clint”?
*' :— Turns Prices Back ~Three 1 Years '
mica mo inae’mx'oeumoonwu the sale a the Max'-
J wdlpmpernes to the new ‘and poirerful finalization, May ‘12.
' “can: . hofdienewuganlnuon' I‘ was to raiscthe value ofthegood
Maxwellmhighcr, by m prim 00th: former low level of 1918.
'The reduction #:8150011 «(glut the four models, effective at once.
This is the neeond price revis‘on made by the. new organization; and
the total reduction from the high level, since Sept. 28, 1920, has been
8310 on open cars and $350 on closed cars. ’
What this ,lstest action means, literally, is turning back Maxwell
prices to the basis of 1918.
The truth is that the good‘Maxwell today is a better car than it was .
three years ago.
It has been given a new goodnessflay lowering costs, by incresging
plantefiicicncy, and by gmatly improving the manufacturing practices.
The new organization now owns the gre'at Maxwell plants. outright.
Its way is clear to carry out in full its larger plans and poliCics.
It pledges itself never to soap working for the further betterment of
the good Maxwell, and for the greater satisfaction of present and
future owners of this good car.
New Price Lin
Roadster $845 Coupe $1445
LO. B. Fm,” 1‘:th
FITCH .89” BA KER
PHONE 2269
Touring Car $45 Sedan 3l545
f ‘Hlnial of its kind in the state. gram 0" Rulinormal times growing went in to ,efl'et‘t. He had no ObJec- (€0anon 3:? M1" Mitt A' 142 SOUTH MAIN STREET
, . stated the reasons which he out of tln- war which tnxrs would ln- tinn to the $175,000 allowance, he bruit-no ‘“ goity. Who ha- been -7
. , Justified u“. appropriation.—"°D‘h"""-‘ in normal times. imiustrlvs said. provided it represented tho ii. 9.00": or '0’ “bill“ "W‘MY- ’ m , d ‘1
r ,4“... in managing “Iowan”, of‘won- nlrl-mly taxed to the limit. lwlnmmmt ulue iiunnr dealers who mr- Slit-31;": Sin???“ ”"9",” at ‘ \ e. 00 7 ,
' NOSDltnia in all sections of the Said. and more taxation wouhindrhf {glider-egig‘lair carirvéleg liceraegeyahne‘: P e 11- a. I - . ‘
' _ _ .. pr ; m, z-mmc or lhvm out of huaincss. e- o - 0 pro on am n men , ‘ ~ 0' ‘ar . 7
. , ,l,,«,r::o;°':dh:,yu:m. mnpnhléim lured (10”er tax bill which he csil- effective. in accordance with Chapter ‘3 ”‘Eullhnmm T '1qu y .. >
\. - 310.000. and both Hartford hon-3mm"d '0 1’" capable of producing ‘6‘ of the public acts 0‘ 1919‘ Mrs. Lu'cille Mackey 16 nuena Vi.-
‘, . 4,, would have been cut down from [about unequal) a. year additional. the Senator Allull said it represented u. R. Wldhlflflon P0. 'fl‘er "Lad
3,; 000 ‘0 880.000 adoption or which would materially claims mxfny of which would un- “mu; my'I: :oldwgiri “km a V, '
“in“ M i. m Roads. rodurc the amount of the bond issue 'douhtedly be disputed by the state. had cold whic lett h... with . m .
fiwmtor Bakeweli said it would he required. Senator llrown mainluiled that 0" cough. 1! bothered he, I...“ fit " , '
i -, :uune to trim of! a few thousands Amendment Aims at Roads. ‘ that the Legislature should set aside night and she would M until she .
Mre and there from hospitals in on Senator llakewell offered an was enough to cover licensee upon vomited. I think fl", mu‘ had /
.c'wn to economize on a budget of‘amendment eliminating a 3600.000 which county commissioners had cer- WW0! “nun ,‘ ”N.“ “v.” { a.” ‘— :2
llsament {or Foley’s Honey and Tar. .
‘ -i tried it and bought two bottles and O O _. -
”if? cough left here before she ilnhh- . - ‘
rd the second bottle. She had got- v e e In
ten awfully thin. but now the is an] . '
fat as ever."—8tillson-Powell Corp. , ‘ . .
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Don’t Overlook the
Diamonds
Present lines of new Buick six-cylinder
models will be carried thru the 1922
season.
Kimberley was going back. "The farmers were" disgruntled. They
said they couldn’t eke a living from the rocky soil.
'And. all the time, their ragged youngsters were, playing with dia-
monds ! ‘
But the farmers didn’t know. Many of them died poor. They
thought the priceless gems were pebbles.
Beginning June lst the new series and
prices will be as follows, f. o. b, factories,
Flint, Michigan. '
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V.
9
a
“ on Price:
Model 22-44 Three Passenger Roadster, $1795
Model 22-45 Five Passenger Touring. - 31795
Model 22-46 Three Passenger Coupe. - $2585
Model 22-47 Five Passenger Sedan. - - $2395
Model 22-48 Four Passenger Goupe. ‘ -» $2985
Model 22.49 Seven W Touring, $2065
Model 22-50 smo Pueongor Sedan, - $3295
Somefolks are just like those Kimberley farmers; They seek op—
portunity in some distant placeand overlook the wealth that is daily
within their grasp.
i e
Advertising is a‘ diamond mine of opiaorumfiy. It tells of values
you would probably overlook 'if'i‘t‘ Was not‘there to‘guide you.
. {Don’t miss the, advertisements in this-pang. 7,; v,
8.
BUICK HMOR mm, FLINT._ MICK.
Pioneer men of‘Volse-iD-flesd am Can
madame-1W”
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