New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

All of the work done has been paid for as completed, out of current in- come. And under our budget sys- tenn. we know exactly how much work will be done this year. Our board of finance and control will shortly complete the budget for the coming two year period, so we will l.now exactly what the state will ac- omplsh in all of these matters up to and including 1883.
 "l'hore must be some good reason why Connecticut ranks in the fore front as she does. in humane work. Careful and painstaking direction of such work by republican adminis- trations is the answer.
 Tt is easy for a political cam paigner to shout for more of this and more of that. This process has been used in campaigns from time immemorial. The people are famil- far with it. and it does not win po- litical victorics--not in these days when people want facts,'
 G. o. P. Rally For Italians
 A formidable array of oratorical talent was heard at q rally for Ital- ian voters yesterday afternoon at Canicattini hall on Church street, under the auspices of the republican party. John F. DiNonno presided, and music was provided by an or chestra composed of members of Frank Bosco's family.
 Lieutenant Governor Rogers, re- ferring to Dean Cross, dem ocratiC gubernatorial nominee as the dem- ocratic professor who is my oppo- nent." asserted that it was easy for political campaigner to shout "fo- more of this and more of that but shouting does not win victories, not in these days when people want facts"
 The work done by the republican administration in the state, particu- larly along Humanitarian lines was reviewed by MT. Rogers. There must be some good reason why Con- necticut ranks in the forefront, as she does, in humane york; he said Careful and paihstaking direction Of such work by republican admin strations is the answer"
 Seymour to Be Guided By Platform Col. Seymour, congressional nom inec, told the audience that when he was in the legislature he voted against ratification of the prohibi- ton amendment and if he is elected he will be guided by the platform of the republican party and will vote for whatever method seems most feasible, 10 correct the evils of the existing situation as regards prohibi- ton.
 The business and economic de- prcssion cannot be laid at the door of the republican party, he asserted He called it an aftermath of the var and said it was inevitable whether the republican party or th5 democratic party happened to be i1 power. It is world wide in effect and in European countries it is ever more serious than in the United States.
 q am in favor of veteran legisla- tion," Col Seymour said If should be elected 10 congress. would cooperate with the regiona bureau, nov under the direction ol Major Thomas J. Bonnigan of Hart ford, 10 obtain for the veterans ol Hartford county such additional vet ,,.,tr ,.gIior uc rouIJ lrpon,p1;cb When l was state commander oi the American Legion I went tc Washington and interviewed Senator Mclean relative to the passage oi the soldiers bonus bill. I am glaf 10 say that before left him ht promised he would vote for tn. measure. also did my share tt keep the distribution of the income from the two and half millioI