New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

of Berlin and Southngton may be annexed to New Britain which has only f 300 acres which We can build on. This is one of the reasons why you should send experienced men to the legislature"
 EX-Congressman SosnoWski of De. troit criticized the democratic party for their alleged inefficiency in handling farm problems, primarily Polish farmers in Texas. after the World war.
 q am glad 10 be citizen of this country, in which there are approx imately G.000.OO0 people of Polish extraction, scattered throughout the 4S states" he said. The question to- day is 10 be members of the party which recognizes you and is ready 10 be of assistance.
 "Why should you be democrats when the senator from Carolina does rot recognize Poles. who are ignored and mistreated in every possible way? IT your representative are not elected this year it is the fault of your kind
 Record On Humane Institutions
 Lieut.. Gov. Rogers spoke in part as follows:
 "The democratic professor who is my opponent in this campaign is rapidly developing a feeling of more interest in the women and children of the state. Humanitarian meas ures, additional facilities for our blind, insane, tubcrcular, more parks and beaches-thesC things have ap- parently been called to the attention of the gentleman as having a dis tinct appeal, therefore attractive to the eye of the voter.
 "The person who docs his own thinking, however, will consult the record of the state in these matters. and, based upon the experience of each man running on the republican ticket, will conclude that the record is certain to be continued and inn proved under republicans. l have previously referred to many of the accom- plisGmentS of republican ad- ministratiOn in Connecticut in car ing and providing for our unfortu- mates. Perhaps a bit more data may be interesting to the citizens, and informative so far as my oppo- ncnt is concerned.
 During the past year republican administration in Connecticut has provided additional forest and park lands. We have expended about $290,OOO al the NeWington Home for Crippled Children. Ward buildings. staff houses and many other smaller buildings were added to the state hospitals at Middletown and Nor Wich, The site has been purchased end preliminary construction begun lt the new Fairfield State Hospital for the Insane tt NeWtoWn. Con- struction and remodeling has been done at each Of the tuberculosis sarajoriH. A new dormitory, q new contagious pavilion and other items Of construction will be found in the history for the year at the State Tryiuing school and hospital at Mansfield. New construction, adding facilities 10 the State Farm for Women, Long Lane Farm the re- torinatory at Cheshire, the Boys school &t Neriden and he state prison, has been completed More facilities have been added at the Connecticut Agricultural college.
 Says Record k CGntinuou,
 'l could go into more detail but this, l believe, is enough 10 show what Connecticut is doing to keep pace with the growth of the state aad thc increasing demand upon her services. This i.s not q program just recently mOpped ont. 1t has been going on consistently for years, m nou-canpaign years jusl as whole heartcdly as in the campaign season.