New Britain herald., 1920-09-01
POLITICAL AbykarIsxxESr.
fl tAs rs~n of rsriint

rs the voters tf tAs re~n of beriins
 We afs sandidAtss for tn. ofnees of rirst snA assonA seiecsmsn. respectively. fsr ths tkasns year and believe ws srs justified in kssir .sKins your support for tns following ~sssonss ..
 rifstt I'd naany ways the past year has bssn tAs hardest in the history ef ths town rns srsst sno~s sn throughout tse ~inter eat ssaiy isto the small appropriation for rokd rxpAira. but tnrousn the euhiie'spirited wsnessnisy ~ many men in dinsrsnt parts m snx ts~n wne ~erksd sii throughout the winter Al assut naif the ordinary waks ~s Ners Asl4 to ksep aii Of our main loads in passasia sondf,ien. &hns the towns sll about us vera plocsadsd. o~ins ,e the soed sarvioes of these to~nsrnen the expense ot .i1Arira the roads WA reduced aeoat ons- sAlf Msny hundred dollars worth of rsp.ir wsrK on the to~n roads has been aon- in the same way and ~s havs st times hAAn asi. ts secure men and truts ssrNies for ts~H ~otk at from twenty to forty per cent. below standard prices. Tne efforts sf your Board of selsetrnsn have sesn rec sreAsibie for this ssrvio. which has resulted Ia large benefit to the town.
 ssesnsi Tns large amounts ot rnsney vs..d n ts~a meeting for pubic purposes
  sss ratt but in this respect are much nstttr or than most towns in the state. sisty.s.vsn, ot which hay. \ higher rate thar .4 have, snd in most Of those with . Isss rats tnsn ours ,ns prepstty valuation is much higher Tour board has been very .arstut in syrsnditufes snd nas been sble ts save \ large percsntsss ot several appro- pristioas which. ~s believe. sill mstsriAiiy nsip us out nsxt year.
 rnivdi we Believe that notnins adds to ths sttraeti~ent.s Of \ to~n nor. than we'll sspt road. and good schools. ana ~e wish . chance to shsw what can ns done in this ttns provided the voters feel at we do about t ana gre wtilinE to provide the money for me work. Before work was commenced on Inc roads ny the present Board of seisetn,en fnky made 2 careful survey Of the town rsada and our estimate sf the money needed "A start them in fair eondition wss rsre man double that, appropriated. And it should De ramem bered that whns svsryene wants road rsads they cannot he built and main tstn.d at the eost ot .is or seven years sso. Tn. farmers ~no iisA on tns main state rssd. are the ones who suner rnost iron, poor ,own roads. nut if they are not ~iilIn ts come into town meeting and make a ronesrted srort for good roads, they cannot aspect that people ~hoa live in the villages ,n state roads and who can always use tn. tuto are soins to interest th.mseIves in the ~Au.r
 Fourths By building several miles ot good .pandsr roads during the past year at s eos, sf Isss than half that of crushed stone which roads w6 rensvs ~Ill !" equally a' rood sna Ice. expensive to rnsintsin--~. sstisys w- have commenced s service which tnouid ps ehntlnusd.
 rIftnt WA are in favor of spending money Ia wise .nd tuaeious way for the purpos. sf building up snd rslntstnins th. interest, r the town In just the ssrus way that { privsts eorporstion spends money to buut ID and rnaintsin the reputation Of iu products. snd ~s believe that every doItsl sssat in maintaining good roads and good schools is tne ssst possible investment which can be made.
 ROGER M oRrswoLp.
 WILLIAM H. SCHROEDER.
 -Aatt s.i.etmsn.