New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 13

Paonessa’s Annual Message Is Replete With New Park, War Memorial, Fire Station, Waiting Station and Numerous Other Improvements Are Suggested. Discussing events that have tkans- | pired in municipal circles during the past year and recommending for the consideration of copmon eouncil members a wide run‘& of new civic activities, Mayor A, M Paonessa last night delivered his annual message, the third he has prescuted to the council, As had been predicted, no men- tion was made of an aviation fleld, The common council membarship was not tiken o task in a severe manner for reported mcts wavoring of politics, but the mayor did make reference to thelr oath of office and reminded that matters foreign to tho subject under consideration had oftentimes been brought into play In reaching decisiona. In all, thery ware 83 toplca dis- cusaed by the mayor, as follows: To the Members of the Common Council: Gentlemen:—A statement of the city’s financial condition, togsther with recommendations for the cur. rent yoar are, by provision of the eharter, required of the mayor an- nually, In compliance therewith, [ am oftering to you the following statement and recommendations: Ralances On Hand General fund .. § 70,133,905 Water fund 153,247.11 Bener fund ... . Subway fund .. e Btreet Tmprovement fund Fark commissioners ... Cemetery committee City Building fund .... New School Building fund Dog License fund Public Amusement Com- missfon ceee . Reserve Fund for Liquor License Rebate Conifort Btation atruction Fund . Park Purchase and De- velopment fund Btroot Dept. fund .. Zoning committee " Town Home Annex Con- struction fund Municipal Garage fund Municipal Home Service hureau ......0000 cipal, Comfort Sta- 12,2 b3 2,221.41 608 3,184,038 911,80 80,474.44 $79.16 n- T41.29 31,760.08 311,72 1,912.04 1.209.58 507.78 ! & 1,054.45 $376,557.01 Bate Aid te Widows (01 epdra®n) ..o $376,604.92 Recapituation of Debt Water bonds $1,225,000 8ewer honds . 1,350,000 Strect bonds 108,000 8ubray bonds Municipal Tdg. bonds Park bonds Refunding bonds Behool bond City notes 2.00 220,000 216,000 198,000 20,000 2,000,000 66,000 f 600,06 Sinking Funds Water bonds Bawer bonda Bircet honds Muni Rldg. honds Park bonds Beheol bonds 10 589,803.49 indcbtedness $4,819,108.51 Unacceptod Streels “As 1 have reported to you before, T was surprised to learn during the pas: year that hardly mo than one-half the mreets of our city have been acccpted. During the current year it will be my aim to bring as many of these highways into the Jist of accepted streets as possible. A highly beneficial piece of legis tion adopted by the general as- sembly this year will permit of bor- rowing amounts up 1o $100,000 for public works and exstending pay- ments over a period of five years. “I would suggest that no_time be Net lest in avaliing ourselves of this op-,| portunity to work street, grade and building lines and attend te the con- ditlon of the roadways on thase un- accepted streets. It will not be poe- mble to take care of all these high- ways this ysar, Those streets which are to be worked can expect only Miner road repairs, but they can be essured of a vastlydmproved condi- tion “You will realize no doubt the immportance of this matter, The ac- cepting of a great number of streets will aid in the development and ex- tension of the city, At present there is indication of congestion in those distriets where the acceptance of i strests {nvited bullding. There are many owners of building lots iwho hesitate to seeed with their building plans because of the un- ‘avorable condltion of unaceepted streots, Then, too, there is the vital juestion of finance, 1f we can de- elop and accept a number of thesc . ighways the property owners will N A position to attain better loans 110M the banks and buiiding will he .y couraged. Added Fire The matter of loans estended ' €r 8 period of five ycars also 1 dngs to mind the Stanley Quarter re stotion which it 1s proposed to build this year out of funds to be derived in the samo wuy. For many years there has bean agitation for fire protection In this rapidly grow- ing section of the city, That the dis- trict is in need of fire protection and should be aided hias never heen ques- tioned, the one obstacle standing in the way being a money consldera- tion 1t ie administration’s aim te keep exvenditures at the low- et Agure possible witheut unnrees Aelaying ove t Payments o eeriod of years wi Protection has heen needed imp dc] ever a maae it perm 2,102,92 | 427187 | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925 New Bullding Cod “Another important matter some- what along similar lines soon to be recommended for adoption Is the | revired building, plumbing and e! trical code. This code has been in the ecoursc of preparation for the past yoar and the huilding commis- | son Is being assiated hy o commit. | tee of your body and an outside ex pert. This code will undoubtedly | jend much of the dispute over tho | construetion of bulldings and their | equipment which has been encoun-, |tered in the past. The new regula- | tions are in keeplng with the monti riodern idean on the subject and have been so drafted us to dovetal] | with the regulations of the zoning | | ardinan Encouragement of city dmllr\p-i | speeding up the acceptance of unaccepted streets. Construction before the close of the current flscal year of a new fire station In Stanley Quarter, Addition of a refrigerating plant {at the municipal abagtolr this year, | Plea for unbiased action on the zoning ordinance suon to be reecom- Imended for adoption, Adoption of new building, plumb. | {Ing and electrical codes, now In course of preparation, Favorable repoit on the recently | constructed pumping station in For- ustriile, Cons!deration, ns a future necea- Isity, of ralsing 8huttle Meadow dam, Contlnuation of the water de-| ' ouo"coiion o the board of e onsttateg oM | water commissioners the question of | [ et satian toe dolts thveuen | relsing Shuttle Meadow reservolr {e0-operation of eommon couneil lnd{:‘:':'.‘m::flxjd“:: "T“'l""': .‘_‘"'h‘_":tl:nd |our city i growing rapidi parent and teachers’ assoclations, fig 4 |serves our attention | Reprimand to common rour.cll‘L'::‘:‘T:'";u"fw"":rr":‘"’“ for i) Waiting Station members alleged to have “played “mmm:‘w ': ;fl ”'“V" o 8 rec-| upor the past 10 years 1 he ipolitics” and praise for “independ-|° consultiog INERINCET |00 ueging upon the common cc ent membera,” Allen Hagen In 1020, The frst in- ! oy 4pat” steps he taken to Plen for closer co.operation be- #t8ilment concerned the pumping itween leglslative and executive |#tation. T do not think the raising branches of the government. of the dam iz a matter that requires Words of appreciation to common | Immediate consideration. My pur- councll members for service on ap- POS® i calling it to your attention lpolnn\a committses, [at this time is to suggest that, in |1 would be opposed to a large Urging continued development of | consideration of the eity's futurs | penditure, but it does strike m parks in accordance with the pro- | needs, particularly as they pertain to| tha traveling public is entit! gram prepared by the park com- (Matters of water development. this|some proteetion from the clet missioners. improvement he kept fn mind. A special committes of Report of progress on new swim- e Distribution System mon counc was sent ming pool In Willow Brook park. The water department is also, a matier, Proposal for the acquisition of ."Z“\ :?n:'x Mnlimnn.’;'\h;‘ cnmvru}f‘- hir new park on the mountain hetween | l'"l‘rrm” M"l:’;il:lir;‘;gp r: M]:Mr':.r Sh;:,::,nh‘:::":,:,a:;,’ '|Lfl’"‘pl,':.'|d|" volume of water to the several scc- ; | tlons of the city. This work will be ol 1- ’;'r:‘“‘"”‘ bothiforind uItsRand e issrer i e b s i | Actfon to bring about local con- | 36F¥é a8 an auxillary to the present Lisii b i line filling station | istribution system"in - addition to "'mlh':m“e e increasing the pressure In the east- it Y i ‘P n se |" Frection of a waiting station for | °F ction | 5 Civic Education B ey b atrons in | ‘::0”:)“0‘::”0'}"‘;})cnv”n patro “I have now in the course of | | preparation charts explanatory of t A permanent me- ; m:rmmqff p\r:: m-:mn | the organization of our clty's goi- men who | ; y dled the war, | ernment, its agencies, their method |died in th A Annual auditing of city accounts, iflf functioning, ete., which 1 plan to be supervised either by comp- to put in the hands of the schocl [troller or board of finance and taxa- |authorities, This move I believe w tion, serve to give our future citizens a Inauguration of madern hook- better grounding in eivie ment than can be had otherwi eping metheds in offices not un- 2eiiad to control of mavor's office, be- |To that end 1 will ask the coopera- ae tion of the achool authorities, s ] . 2 lerk's | .. ¢ n g jlieved to be almed at town ¢ During the preparation of thes: in a | office. | Report of favorahie action by the {charts 1 have coneeived the idea of one {legislature on a special act to do | putting them to a more extensi:c | use by establishing a system ot |saay with the filing of property tax | Y, B8 s {tists. struction in government for Joes adults, In this plan the coopera- | Becommandation for werlsiof TOUF| gy e ity Gommon council W parochlal schools here and discus- sentlal as is also the cooperation of sion of financial effect upon elty, | Compliment to health dapartment the various Parents and Teachers' and assisting agencles for city's high associations in the city, It ia amaz- |heaith rating. |ing to learn the great numbers of | Suggestion that garbage disposa! | OUr cltizens, Including many paycrs be handled by the eity without out- | of heavy taxcs, who wre totally 13 sidc contractors, preferably by in.|DOFANL Of the method of bringing Ielneration. petitions before our governmental | ganction of public works hoard | Podies, or how steps should be taken |poliey in adopting mechanical to bring about mun.lclpnl 1mpmw‘~ |equipment wherevar possible, | ments. In not a few cases this lack | Continued work in years to come of fnformation has been costly to he )y the cooperatio! ! Jon police signal rystem and com- % “‘l-. 11, ‘! ¥ I.1 Tc operation with pliments upon traffic handling. Are 1d cachers |" Appreclation to chamber of com-, tion, or any other agencics, groups ~Tja merce for co-oparative work during | Of adults might be brought to- the year. gether to discuss civic matters and Gratificatiog lcarn the mode of operation of our Thanks to commisstoners be derived, Schooled by expericnc: general public for spirit of as membera of the common coun- operation displayed during the year. READS MESSAGE Recommendations Striking Features in .Paonessa’s Message Read to Council High lights in Mayor A, M. Pao- |nessa’s annual message dellevered [to the common councll at jast ;v.llht'n meeting included the follow- Water Department “During the past year the city had | 1 occasion to make use of the recent. Iy construeted pumping station now | forming & part of the municipal | water service, The continued use of | ‘vhuo pumps over & period of sev. ieral months saved the city from a i serlous water shortage and more than justified the expenditure of the money required to make the fm- provement, Three milllon gallo |a day were pumped into the elty! mains, all of which was pure, nat-| urally filtered water. Had this| | pumping station not been in uae, |7 Made part of the | drastic measures to conserve the | water supply would have been re- quired this year, MAYOR A. M, PAONESS, land on the mountain which co park. The the city such that It has secmeid me fdeal place for another park, and 1 do not believe the would he prohibitive, This pr tion is of course, a matter that it in the center of the city on a part of Central park, my alm, The waiting station not be a pretentious one, in bein nee ‘o has way is bt it lished in the ) prop Conn pression 10 -use offer of “ution the quate {o s some years 1o com | [ \or ceomplizhed along this line War Memorial n years have y World war was brou, 1y has i govern- ! 3, the c the memoria taken v of providing ! to New Bri | f 1 s condi city of which sent oung je veavement over tho loss th of more th proposition pr form was turned d meeting board. It of the majoriiy an accepted. It that the current me steps to This! proposition too Jong. Le in an our ourse of duty only w ty ceisio must Irowever, in t i tak srial, been 1y us give deluyed & dofon pery men who died fn 1 country and for the associa- Recreation roviding part nd I ol n ey beli 85 K01 101, \ m un dmportant jal eystem ity of New Britain in this dir it has siruck thwostern section need of more at ning® amuser 1 for sumr its at continued labor Joca! Industry eil, 1 belleve you gentlemen are in | the best possible position to furnish ————— | the justruction, and I am hopeful | that you will lend your cooperation. Park Development LrR Washing! afford adequuts ble to construet this new fire sia- tion without & heavy tax burden and | ; 1 am hopeful that the sation will| “Chicfly as a result of the com- « in operation before the close of | mon council's far-sighted policy ar. | providing for future New Britain the oir Refrigerator | development of our north and soutii- ! third proposition concerned | end parks s p 1ing most favc In this policy of deferred payments it e ol !is that of a refrigerating plant at a 1o lthe municipal abattoir. Only | beautifuy the city and attract vis- through the courtesy of the #tafe |itors to our midet i e department of health has it been | gruay henofits for the 1 {possible for the city to continue the | \yo goonq ter housé this cal- |, 00"l The state department [ .\ has passed a ruling requiring the . . o installation of & cooling plant. Thia | %00 lis a very necessary detail of slaugh- ° © ter houses and from a health stand- | " point is one of the most important s The state department has granted | o e SEoTked o a0y an cxtension of time for the use of | 2 Sthesienanlihaey !the preeent plant, minus the refrig- have \|‘-l'u~ ti e pre |erating equipment and as soon as & complete muccess i , {money ix available through this loan The city now has in progress an Iplan, the addition will be made. «tensive program of e ,‘,‘,‘,,FN Zoning Law in the Stanley Quarter park “The most impol on the driveways. the arched legislation submitted in |trance and the poo! will be by this body. an ordinance AXINg | pleted this year and it history is soon to be mcted UPON |bavo an aftractive park at both the {zoncs and restricting the construcs | papy ERE e B tion, type, and use of bulldings. The | cjre zoning plan is fanuliar to the mem- bors of the common council. Tts| dctails have been explained at public hearings and the objection therete {not The ordinance commitiee 18 'to mit its report shortly, “Zoning is a matter of far r ing importance. alfecting every operty owner in the ecity. Tt is hope tHat the desire to legislate for the welfare of the entire coni- monwealth will govern your aetions the various Although will ba & board of adjustment cliom guestions of disputc wiil be referred, the common council will continue to an fmporfant part in administering this ordinance. T entire law will be elastic to permit | of amendments wlhere changing con- ditions warrant. A four-fiftha vote | of the board of adjustment and a. majority vote of this body will he cessary 1o p 1 you have adoyted “Painstaking effort has rance by a committoe which 1 | pointed with yoeur sanction, az iated by eutside eaperts, and 1 am eon i that the be ring possible ta draft on 0l gro 8pd of nunicip, ygrou item admit, Aba! serves but cvenin pleas Broo pleasing specta ar. The dra \ appeared for a time to jequate to The nreds of the has worked to perfeetion and 18 ow more 1aat today G money ment for nage sys- Gasoline i ¥ onsid At o de i en ym- item of city the city's | other city past made pertainin an con present time bre ne r we then avd Swimming Pool | “With your approval I appointed of the n a comm:iifee to prepare a swimming pool n tl Willow Brook park 1 vear and that committce has fu tioned satisfactorily and4 work {is nov' being done. Until the pool end bathhouse have heen con- { structed and an opportun- ity to visft the scene to little tots disporting ters 1 do not helle realize the benefits this bri To my mind most imp stepa 11 ever taken from a hu o m st Tery Ach- we have zones. 00 T wiil of t city poo it is on play Itanjian sl A New me at ntion to something that hes to L3 thix time to ¢ iat a pointment “Permi ur att seemed wdvisable § quisition va ip 23 R new city eral patk W Audit hundred untain that o City tiat uma is being pent for appro-al rar a 0 any 0- | cation is much and the proximity to 10 » s not in the immediate future, but, as de- in provide a waiting statlon, one to he located preferally ude- > pubiiz tor defi- no a to the av of it g and which felt the pains of he- 100 wes o does'! eommon vear provid has | corporation, & regutar a | matic audit of ita books | counts, The charter lmposes upon [the comptroller the duty of audit Ing tue city's books. 1 have no | doubt but that this was quite pos | sible betore the clty began its rapid Browtn and our governmental sys | lem began to branch out, but when one considers the salary paid the |comptroller, it Is appareut that this syste- | no longer can be done, I would sug- | 8L 10 your honorable body that appropriation be placed at the of the comptroller or the of finance and taxation, Which could be used to coutract With auditors tor an annual check- ing up of our books and accounts, HBookkeeping System “While we are on the subject of susiness administration there s an- vther matter germane therelo which 1 would like to mentlon, Ihere are departments of the city Kovernment that do not come un- ler the direct supervision of the scneral government's executive of- lice. Because of thelr poeition it is not possible for me to insist upon installation of a modern bookkeep- g and filing system, in spite of 4 very deep feeling of their impor- ance. Action by the common coun- cil to demand In our city officey the same standards of business as are employed in other big corpora tions should taken without further delay. Tax Lists “I am pleased to report that the past year has witnomiad very defnite sieps in the matter of property st filing laws. Last year I asked your ble body to assist in a move- * to have the state law requir- ing the filing of property lists be set in the case of this city. The oncral assembly has, at the request of the charter revision committee, recommended that 1ists of person: properties, only, be required of resi- 1 dents of this city. The state tax t commissioner has given his approval and the matter is now before the governor for approval, This is, to my mi a most benefictal plece of legislation. DProperty owners as- sesscd a penalty for failure to file vax lists in the past have been for he most part, those least able puy the penaity. Persons who, through ignorance of the law, fail file lists includad recent of property f the d 0 pure penalty “The action ¢ bly in approvir that of the ta hacking the propose a distinet complim ouginess of our system, his prompted the e commiesioner to agr School Department “As is the case progressive city, our s continue to be greater 1 ned expense of the o Cnsts. w commiss amer com- Roverninent sirable to keep exper minimum fn this as woll other department, 1 't 'have adopted a wise policy § proving the axtensive bui'di o grams that have been submitted you in recent years. 1 A tabulation of n i &chool population durtig the past 10 vears shows an average year, ar you ap- pro- to the t 630 pupi's a at~ school huilding pr of education ca d in 4 public demonstration to our ings of gratltude to these brave > of ou tuation of ' morrow Parochial Schools ¥ the subject it scems o me t cognition should be amount of good t done in our city by tt s schools. “y r great or un tional t ave opportunity to ¢ and T am informed t had heir work most ta pleasing results are Josep s schoo onstrate the » of the p ion, $1,007.007; appre tion for interest and discount sehool bonds, $3 %5 tion s for payment bonds, $8%,000 time ago a scl nmittee estimated the cost -of under the is city to be $15,000 for having recommendations for or §5 pupil. Tf to ke the educa s rooms et ployed 2 room the ) pupils ) a were Jor hia ot ools, an for necessit $1 would be 000 rollment 11,420 appropriations cost $1 ix ra Health Department are now only | been in thardware center of objectors | properly handled ugtil (he city takes t over and places It in the hands of department When con- lderation is given this proposition it would be well to look into the dvisabllity of collecting ashes also. The municipal collection would probably neeessitate the purchase of an inclnerator, which I am in- formed, & the most modern methed | of garbage disposal Mechanical Fquipment “In keeping with the most modern methods of street work, the board |of public works Jias adopted me- chanical equipment whenever pos- sible, A catch hasin eductor has use for the past year and the body has authorlzed the pur- chase of a street cleaning nachine, Steam shovels are being used to load trucks on street jobs and labor are thereby being reduced. There s sufficient work for the de- partment to take care of a number of men who have neeged ment and the adoption of mechani- cal equipment has not resulted In hardships such as somectimes at- tends such substitution Police Department teps are being taken fo fnstall a flashlight signal system through- out the city so patrolmen may be kept In constant totich with head- quarters and in this way the work of the police department be ren- dered more efficient. New Britain has long needed such a system to asasist in the apprehension of of- fenders against the law. The ad- vantages of such a system have heen found to greatly offset the costs of installations on all sides of New Britain, This year we will place the first circuit. In the year that fol- low, we should supplement it until the entire city I8 covered, “The police department has done much in the past year to cope with the traffic situation. New posts have been established and with new equipment and one-way traffic in much has been accomplished, The situation is still one which 4var- rants our study ‘and consideration, however, Labor Tranquility “During the past year I been the best of harmony our industries and those whom they employ, Sueh a condition in the world is most pleasing and favorably reflects the fairmindcd policies of both capi_ tal and labor, year was one entlrcly free or disputes. 1 am hopeful situation will continue, Chamber of (¢ “I believe a word for the co-opcrative w Chamber of Commerc order. This bedy h administration grea'ly in ciforts to g about ed improvemoents nd has worked particularly hard on proposed new railroad on the main as also work common ¢ n eouncll will do wel itsell of the co-operatio the Chamber of Comr feel great accomplishmen possible with the ng in unison The Common Council “When one devo e mental revigion n by an ele ceives his franchi glven a member council when he of t office, it seems j cceseary Lo caution you gentlen inst the injection of politics inty your deliberations, Xot it L] been not in the past 1that mat foreign to the questions before 3 isfon have been linked the remarks of some member your bod Gentlgm place in the city governn politics, Refore and on day let us have cleanly and in he ballots have re has between hat the imerce approci rk would he 9 assisted th ne &talior two bodics work mon or w aside party a t of good govern use divided against survive, nelther ca obtained if best results be .iotes are be- nded tirough lack mony and co-operatibn in t men council proportion to serve the cit s Cooperation s with 1o bers of t itions 1} Togeth > prepare ordination of t r catec o doors 1y ope of ood or sons interested tions or solutions gladly n boards will t office of the yor than employ- | | The garbage col- (time to time these matters will und ac-|lection, In my opinion, can never be come up'Lefore this body for action If, In your opinlon, the good of this municipallty warrants their adop tion I am hopeful that you will so vote; but if after honest considera~ tion of every phase of the question you feel that they cannot be adopt- ed, then it is your duty to so vote, In this ¢ you will be fulfilling your duty as a member of the com mon cour “T wish at this time to exte hearty thanks to t boards ang commissions whose operation In the past y s b responsible i a greal measure for the city's progr To the gen- oral publie I would also extend my appreciation, ntinucd tion is the keynote to the complishment of bigger and things for bigger and New Britain. Respectfully submitted, “A. M. PAONF TROTSKY GNORED Not Given Place On o) nd my members of ar ) en coopera- ac- better a Letter Is the New Soviet Cabinet Which Has Just Been Flected, Moscow, May 21. (AP)—All bers of the council of people's cor missars, of which Alexis I Rykoft Is president, were reelected today by the central executive committee of the union of soviet soclalist reput lies. The central executive committee had been named by the third con- gress of soviets which concluded fis sessions here today. The executive commMtee compriscs chambers, a union council and council of natfonalitie General surprise was caused the failure of I Trotzky minister of w turned from secure a post It is believed mier tral two a b: on former who r political s in the soviet ¢ hat Traf re- to lusion, zky's poli- It is understood tha been promised a post cabinet, and u 1 ement personnel was former associates in the government, and communists generally, had believed he would be made commissa trade. This pogt has heen vacant since the appointment of its former gecupant M. Krassin ambassador to France, But at t stacles to arosa in the and it is stood thq argument was m TrotzKy's appointment and regrouping of government heads this in the internationa situation would be inopportune. It is asseried communist leaders felt a rear, cabinet now would abroad as iptom of the holshevik governme The heljef will now Trotzl in the e m changed of foreign eleventh Trotzky's council our serious “opoint juncture a re is t to work way bac o the gool g ¥ im Pupils Will Presc]?t Operetta in Schoo Golden Gift,” an government may "y operetta i wi Was yrodu Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. VICKsS VAaAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly SEEREEEEENOEEEARER The O'NEIL TIRE & {_h———l No metorist need now take a chance on a battery of unkaown quality simply to save momney. Drop in and let us tell you how to save 257 on your mext battery 39 Washington St. MURDERS GROWING 1,000 YEARLY NOW Homicides in United States Double Number in 1900 v York, May 21, (AP) toll of murder now ex cecds 11,000 and the homiclde rat: for 24 was double that of 1900 Frederick 1. Hoffman, consulting isticlan of the Prudential Lin surance company of América, say an article in The Spectator, surance journal, published yeste day “Antlcipations that the had reached a climax in not realized,” he says. murder situation in the Unite States is worse than ever. Analysit of the figures for the last six mont 24 compared with the first si hs indicate that the trend i netly toward greater frequency. Hoffman has compiled statis fcs for 28 of the largest cities, en bracin fifth of population o 1try, showing these cities h 609 homicides in 1500, a rate of to 100,000 of population, and 2,214 in or 10.3 to 100,000, Recent rder trials,” the arti ave no room for dout administration ir what it should -Amey ica's annual homicid 19 rate were & cou =) cle says, “le that our fudicial capital coses is not Pistols and polson are too easily iined Ly the public, the writer ging that those who sel through the mails, guar- anteeing (hem “lo shoot te kill,” are abetting mm He urges closer supervision of the sale of deadly poi- Also, he says, there should he a federal system of judicial statistic and a thorough examination of mortality facts, ok asserts, revolvers rder. son mor At Last—a Blonde Hair Shampoo ' ¥rom Darkeni Blonde Hair Hair ded nired peopls wash v way, a thin film « A lair, which colle ausing the halr to darke should alw while light hait Y in los ertain Blond~ 1amy e darkenis brings back the true golden the dullest and most faded r flufly, sl ir and seal Contains no i Light Lightens 1 Keeps 0. 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