New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 11

ENTIRE €. 0. P. TICKET IS ELECTED AS PARTY SWEEPS FOUR OF CITY’S SIX WARDS Plurality Mere is Over 1,400—Covert, ‘Amng an;I Christ Are Elected to General Assembly—THhird Ward Re- sponsiblé For Large Republican Vote—G. 0..P. Can- Altheugh ' the nortnllvranl‘llnn majority was greatly reduced, the city went republican in. yesterday's elec- tlonl, four out of thé alx. wards sending | ¥ pluralities for the G. O. P. ticket, while democratic lends-in the ffth and sixth precinéts reduced .the re- publicin majority - t6 Approxiniately 1,425 votds. . The 'republican . legislative ticket Wiy élected - by ‘a' widé margin, Richard Covért, the G. 0. P. nominee {or senator, taking a wide ledd over P. B. McMahon, his democratic op- ponent, who Was the low man on that ticket, ~ Judge B, W. Alling and firdest W. Christ, nominees for repré- sentatives, ran up well’ with their ticket, defeating Géorge Gans and Wisdiglaw. Niedzwiecki, the demo- ¢ratic eandidates. . Entire G, 0. P, Ticket Wins For governdr, Charles’ A, Temple- tin, défeated David B, FitzGerald 5,161 to 4,314; I'rancls M. Paliotti won ovér Mayor Angélo M, Paoriessa for décretdry of staté, 5,765 to 4,289; 'Hifam. Blngham Was elécted * lieuten- aht governof, recelving 5,730 votes as against 4,282 fof F. M. Chapin, the + democratid: nominée; for treasurer thé republican, nominé8, G. H. Gil- patric was named with 5,799 votes as | dgainst 4,479 for R. D. Goddard, démocrat; F. M. Salmon, republican, recelvéd 5,798 votes for comptroller, +and F. P..Holt, demécrat, 4,283; F. E. Healy, republican, was glven 5,782 votes for attorney general, winning over. Bénjamin W. Blade, —democrat, who had 4,298; George P. McLean, republican, was named United States senatof with ‘5,765 votes ‘in his favor 28 agalnst 4,310 for Thomas J. Spel- lacy, 'the democratic ‘ominee; E. -Hatt ‘Fenn, republican® won over - Jokeph F. Dutton, democrat, 5,728 to 4,244; for sherift, E. W. Dewey, re- /¢ ‘l.lk‘nte For Senator Has Highest Vote of Day. publigdn, received 5,610 votes and G. H, Gabb, democrat, 4,370, * The Local Candidates, fhe vote on ‘the ‘loeal leglilative ticket was as follows: Senator, Richard Covert, republican, 5,861; P. 8, McMahon, defmocrat, 4,181 Rép- refientative, B, W, Alling, republicgn, 5,828, George Gans, demograt, 4,260. E. W. Christ, républican, 5,766, Wiad- islaw Niedzwlecki, democrat, 4,279. The democratic majority/ Ip the sixth ward was gréatly reduced. 1In the spring election, Mayor Paonessa carried the district by 1,000 votes, while yesterday he ran 12 votés be- hind David E. FitzGerald in a 764 victory for . the ward. FitzGerald's \méjority in the fitth ward was 528, .+ Democrats Blame Smith. Democratic leaders are claiming to- day that the sixth ward majority was cut down mainly through the action of 'Philip J. Smith i refusing on the eve of election to handle fhe ward be- catise of tissatistaction with the man- ner in which the town committee de- ciled to finance the election. James P. Kiniry, who was in charge of the third ward, was obliged to leave that precinct to go to the mayor's home ward and endeavor to get out the véte, fesulting in losgés in the third also, democrats claim, In past years the man in charge of a ward has been’ given money in a lump sum to expend as he saw fit. This year the committee ordered that biils be paid through. the town com- mittee on requisition. Informed of this move, Smith. refused to ‘take charge of the distriet, it is said by prominent democrats. Vote in Schoolhouses. For the first time, the vote was taken in schoolhousés wheréver possible, There was no disordergat- tendant to the election. REPUBLIGANS TAKE STATE_ FLECTION (Continued from First Page). Thomas ¥. McGrath, Walter B. John* 8on, Herman J. Gibbs and John L. Harter. New Haven, Nov. 8-—The véte for. governor with towns of Bhelton and Epfield missing early today was as follows: , For Governor Templeton .. 38,826 . 51,5661 . 12,0738 7,306 vi 33,440 . 11,784 7,676 FitzGerald 33,398 51.480 County Hattford ..... Neiv Haven .. Néw London . Windham Fairfield . Litchfield Middiesex Tolland 6,307 28,908 7,873 4,808 2,638 Totals .. . ..5.16%,658 For Congresniih g Voté for congressman. first district (Hartford County) Fenh, (r), 38,709, Dutton, (d),'38,418 (Enfield missing). Voté for vongresman sécond dis- trict. County. Néw London ... Wihdlam ...... Middlésex ... .. Tolland ... 146,336 Jodoin 10,958 6,609 4,778 2,634 24,879 Freeman 12,783 6,947 7,544 4,145 s 31,419 Vote Iof Senator Theé 'véte for senator with SHelton and Ehfield missing was: MeLean Spellacy 88,648 83,8117 51,688 50,844 12,666 10,917 112 6,281 33,746 28,149 11,584 17,829 7,509 4,769 4,123 2,661 144,657 Totals Harttord . ... New Haven ;. New London . Windham .... Tairfield . Litchfield . Middiésex . frolland ... . Totals 166,921 The unofficial voté for nomirees for gtate offices with Shélton and Enfleld missing were as follows: County Bingham Hartfdrd 30,060 Néw Haven 52,187 New London . 12,990 Windham . ... 7,276 Fairfield . 34,312 Litchfield . 11,686 Middiésex 7,663 Tolland 4,184 Chapin 50,718 50,716 10,740 6,228 28,809 7,796 4,775 2,632 169,197 144,448 Secrétary of State Pallotti 39,872 52,695 12,878 7,462 84,081 11,692 7,548 Paonessa 32,148 50,317 10,677 5,612 28,039 77,666 4,727 County Hartford Néw Haveén Néew Londof Windlam . Fairfigld . Isttchfleld . 'Middiesex Pile Sufferers Can You Answer These Quéstions? Do ¥ou knew why ointments do not give you quick and lasting réliét? < WhY cutting and operations fail? Do you khow the cause of pilés 18 internal? 4 That theré is.a l’l[nltlm’\ of blood ih the lower bowel Do you khow that theré s a harm- 1ésé rémedy discovered by Dr. Lebn- hardt and knpgé. as HEM-ROID, how gold by Claik & Bralferd Company and druggistsfgenerally, that {s guar- antes WELEL o H ROID banlshes piles by re- mévink the cause, by frécing blood circultion in thé fower bowel, This simple hotné treatinent has an atrost unbelievable Fecord for sufe, safe and Jasting relief to thousands of pile sick sufferers. There is no reason why it shoild' not do the samie for Fow, 10,934 [New Tolland ... 4,187 2,606 167,316 141,892 State Treasurer, Gilpatric . 39,000 52,489 12,795 7,888 33,176 11,644 7,495 4,162 Goddard 33,142 50,746 10,762 5,706 28,961 7,831 4,802 2,684 144,284 County Hartford .." Néw Haven . Neéw London . Windham Irairfield . Litchfleld . Middlesex . Tolland ... . 168,649 Comptroller Salmon 38,716 51,906 12,843 7,229 34,085 44637 7,386 4,145 Totals Holt 33,624 49,816 10,759 6,189 28,114 7,869 4,823 2,666 Caunty Hdrtford ... Néw Haven . Neéw London . Windham . Fairfield Tdtchfield . Middlesex Tolland 169,086 148,760 Healy 38,0 51,698 12,865 7,298 33,967 11,670 7,490 4,157 Hartford ., .. Néw Haven . Néw London’ . Windham . Fairfield Litchfield . Middlosex . Télland .. 51,066 10,529 6,137 28,205 7,822 4,802 2,683 166,984 144,248 For congressman, third d\str\ (part of New Haven County) Tilso r, 36,247; Whitney, d, 81,671, Fourth district (Shelton missing), Merritt, r, 33,990; McNell, d, 28,068, Fifth district (Litchfield county and part of New Haven), O'Sullivan, d, 217,800; Glynn, r, 27,000, Gabb Loses Out Vote for sherift: Hartford .county, Déwey,.r, 36,192; Gabb, d, 856,834 (En- field missing). Vote for sheriff: New Haven county, Rellly, d, 57,700; Orr, r, 51,382, Vote for shariff: New London county:, Brown, r, 13,676; Sweeney, d, 10,051, Vote for sheriff: Windhiam county, Gales, ¥, 7,667; Fox, d, 5,502, Vote for sheriff: Fairfield county, Péase, r, 34,384; Ginty, d, 27,820, (Shelton missifg). Vote tor sherift: Litbhfleld county: Turkington, r, 11,030; Middlebrooks, d, 8,608, Vote for sheriff: Middlesex gounty, Thompson, unofiposed, 12,308, Vote for sheriff, Tolland county, Vinton, r, 4,152;«Robertson, d, 2,681. Robertson, d. ~ 2081 The state sehators elected were as tollows: Wirst district—Samuel C. Hartford. Second—Jacob 1. Buisman, ford. Third—Thomas F. Dignam, d, Hart- ford. foprth—Howard E. Bidwell, r. Fifth—John H. Trumbull, r, Plain- ville, re-elected. Sixth—Richard Covert, r, New Brit- alh. Seventh—-Géorgé W. Chtistopher, f: Eight—Ohaties M. Bakewell, r, New Haven, re-elected. Ninth—James H. MacDonald, r, re- elected, New Haven. Tenth—Joseph Tone, d, New Haven, Eleévath—Dennls Clyne, d, New Haven. Twelfth—R., Earle Beers, r. Thirteenth—Eugeng P. Golden, r, Mériden, re-elected. g Tourteenth — Jacob Beisiegel, Woodbridge. aln fteenth—A. T. Ells, r, Waterbury. Sixteehth—Thomas ¥. McGrath, d, Waterbury. 3 Seventeenth—Waiter B. Johnson, d. Bighteenth—HErnest 1, Rogers, T, ondon.« $ ‘Ninéteenth to come. 20th to come., 218t/ Frank L. Miilef) r, Bigdeport. 22nd, Jehn L. Hartér, d, Bridgeport, 23rd, Howard = B. Clgllénger, .1 Bridgeport, re-élected. 24 to come. y 25th, P. T. Platt, r, Newtown. 26th, John H. Behre, v, Cadasn. Doty, 1, ’ d, Hart- T New gy i o NEW BRITAIN ICHARD COVEW Senator-Elect DATLY HERALD, 1. W. ALLING Représentative:Elect “VICTORIOUS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES, [~ In Its hAste to Ibshe an extra last e {0 p § et 8, 1992, . W, CHRIST . & Representative:Elect VOTES BY First Sccond Third Fourth WARDS Fifth Sixth 958 16249 858 438 628 585 YAt . 903 1382 MARTIN ‘31 23 28 night the Hérald stated that Alling recelved the higheat vote. The truth Is that this hohior Wwent to Sehatof Covert for whom the people showed strong préferehte, * The electors declded that they could not spare Mr. McMahon from his duties running & hotel In New Britain and & pig farm in Berlin, To the democrats there Was Some- thing ominous in the Way the vote was beifig gotten out ¥n the third ward, The finger of doom seemed pointed directly at the democratic tlcket when the ward whisked past the 1,000 mark at high noon, The third warders prove that théy wield mighty influenice, when they are Intérested in the outcoffie. They could havé saved Mf. Qulgley last spring if theéy wanted to—but they didn’t want to. 1t must have been annoying to democratic leaders who helped plek the state ticket to learn that Mayor Pdonies#a Was not the tower of strength they expected He would be. You caht' blama thé Halloran demo- crats for saying “I told you so.” ¢ o The threaterisd defmocratic invasin of the second ward failed to mateér- falize. The G. O. P. plurality there was more than 500. Thé republicans have 4 situation in MARTIN F. gvfixim!' 1L IT. GOV. 10 0 18 AIRAM BINGHAM, r. ..... 960 1633 413 032 5790 F. M. CHAPIN, d. 492 056 1315 1282 28 173 SECRETARY OF STATE 52 T. A. PALLOTTL r. ... ... 5765 4280 the fifth ward to deal with Which will call for 8érlous thought. Thé fifth has been considered ‘“on the ) fence” poilticaily but yesterday it | swung over to the democfatic column ! with a loud revemeration. | DEMOCRATIC GAIS INLATER RETURNS (Cohtinuéd frof First Page) year§—the hinth Virginia. Speaker 11 REASURER. 53 H. GILPATRIC, r: .. 961 1638 a7 91 3. MORGAN, f. L ...... COMPTROLLER. BENJAMIN SLADE, d. .... M, T. BENNETT, 8. ....000 M. T. BENNETT, f. L ...... U. 8. SENATOR. G. P. M'EEAN; * ..« 440 €0 3185 955 1369 4300 20 2 20 52 J. ¥. DUTTON, d. . 621 5728 1385 4244 \DERBURGH, s. .... E. W G. H. GABB, 4. . J. R. CLAFFEY, s SENATOR. RICHARD COVERT, 4. ... W. NEIDZWECKY, d. ...... a6 415 27th. Matthew H. Kenealy, r, Stam- | _ 28th, John Ash, r, Pomfret. ford, re-elécted. . 28th, Clarence H. Child, r, stock. i OLD FOLKS NEED NOT BE FEEBLE F you are “getting along in years” you don’t need to sit in a chimney corner and dream of the days when you were full of life and vitality. Keep your blood rich'and pure and r system built up with Gude’ to-Mangan, and you will feel stronger, younger and livelier than you have for years. Get it today and tatch the result. our druggist has Gude’s—liquid or tablets, as you prefer. ’ Gude's Pepto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher * Wood- | [ 30th, John N. Brooks, ré-elected. 31st, Malcolm Hudd, r, Lakeville, ré-glécted. 82nd, Ralph L. French, r, 33rd, Wallace R. Pierson, r, Ctom- well. 34th, Frederick DePeyster, r, Port- land. #6th, Charles H. Allen, T, Vérnon. With a numbet of towns yet to re- port on the contest for membership in the general assembly, it 1s bélleved the néxt house will haev dbout 45 demo- cratic members. Ameng the women elected to that body are Mrs. Marie Emmons of Hart- 1and, Mrs. L. M. Frank of Canterbury, Mrs. Helen Lewls of Stratford, Miss Mary B, Weaved of New Milford, Mrs. Annie Vinton of Mansfield and Mrs. Clavssa Nevins of New Fairfield, all repiiblicans. Mrs. Frank was in the last house. Mondell Apparently Is Defeated for Congress Cheyenne, Wyo,, Nov. 8.—Frank Mondell for more than 25 years almost continuously a member of run[:‘f;l mDr‘llfllfl . 8. |fioliby bac apparently has been defeated for senator by Senator John Kéndrick democratic incumbent. Returns coni-. piled up to 8 o'clock today from 307 precincts éut of 669 in the state give Mondell, 11,722; Kendrick, 16,128, Mi:0:Na Is Promptly Distress. copie go on sufiering from little stomach tWibles for years and imagihe they have a_ werlous disense, They over-eAt and forsd on the stomach a lot of extra Work. But they never think that the stomach néede estra help to do extra work. If tifese people would take A Mi-O-Na Tablet with or after meals It wouldebe n great blg help to the stomach in its atraln of overwork, Guaranteed To Relieve Stomach Mlg}Nu lelps your tiréd out stomach to do_Ith work and banishes the causg No matter what you eat or drink r{"_ n will sweeten your sour storach fiui‘ gas belching iu five minbites. The 'e.t“? ness disappears and the stomach Is gheatly [ded in its work of digestion. 5 AnARMI-O-Na not only promplly relieves all distress but If taken regularly will ban- ish_indigestion. erywhere sell Mi-O-N& ob the % plan. Gillett was re-glected. Uncl® Joe Canfbn passed of his seat from Illtn- | oigfo a republican, Oné. Woiian Flected. ) Miss Alice Robertson, republiéan of Oklahoma, the only woman in coh= gress, was beaten by a man—theé man whom ghe defeated two years afo ahd {he present hetise got an additional wothan member, a republican, ifi Mfs. Winifréd Huck, a daughter of theé late Wm. F. Mason of Iilinois, whe had servéd In both senate and Rouke, She was elécted t6 fill but her fathet’s unexpired sferm and will servé ofly until next Mareh. Smith N.-¥. Governor. With the defeat of Gévérrior Miller of New York, by Alfréd B. Snith, the republicanis also lost 13 seats of the Empire state in the house and & séh- POST-MORTEMS The wis 1vely interit here |A the cohtést between ReMly, d, - Otf, r, for shérilt ot th cothty, For 4 Uie the FRUIL was doubt but as returns continued to up it was seen that the democrat, & native of thig city, would be P« elected. RSEY 1 nut'tnn made l|‘goéd showing in the rice for congréssional hoho Fenii, losing by only 6,000 r:bm with 23,000 two years ago. Patrick B, O'Sullivan 18 the name of the represontative-slect froth the fifth aistrict, 1t's a goéd Aghting name, As early a8 10 a. m. yesterday af oxcited person cdlled the Herald and agked “Who's ahedd?” The Herald was the only neWws- paper cireulating in New Britalp Ivhlch printed an extra editioh gbhe alning figures on the locil eleet! THe Herald megaphone servige up to the minute and the crowd that nearly blocked Chiirch #treét 8- fhalned to listén to the returns uhtil 10:30 when all doubt was removéd concerning the oliteofiie 6f thé eldds tion, Keen intercst was shown in thd vote in New York and Massachusetth. The anhouncémment that Smith WwA8 elected in New York seefnéd to/ pleadd nearly everyone. Mr. Christ's incimbency ot the 8fs fice of fuel adininistrator did hot s terfere seriously with his candidi8y for represeiitative, although he did run a short distance behind Alling Texes, Earl B. Mayfield, démocFat won the 8léctio to the #éhate, Sup: port of Mayfeld by the Ku Kluk Klaa was an issué. Senatéf Polhdekter 6 ‘Washington, ‘unl_lun, had & NgAt on his hands. ™in West Virgifila thé democratic senatorial candldaté; M, Neéley was leading Benator Butnep- iand, the republican incumbent. Wis: coniblh Feturhed Senatar La¥ellerts 8 the setuts with & large plurality. In Wybming, whére Represéhtalivé MoRdéil, repubilcah leader in th& house wad Fulning for thé sendte, the late return# indicate 4 clgse rade Wit Senator Kendrick, derocrat, who WiS raid to have some republican suppbFt Victor L. Bergér, the soclanst,. wad returied to the housé from the #fth djstrict of Wistonsin dnd thus of the aocialist 108 4n the defeat or RéD- resentative Meyer Lotiden id N York. Berger was convittéd fof & viotition of the esplonage liw during the ‘war and expelled from thé hou#e, blit 118 conviction was fevebsed By the stpréme court of the United Statés. Hawali Sends 1ts First' Democrat to C%fl% ator, William M. Calder, who was beaten By Dr. Copeland, democrat, health of New York city. Lodige Wins—Hdwards T6o. Benatof Lodse of Massachusetts ap- parently .was re-élected but ran far behind the ticket in his state. Sen- ator Frelinghuysen of New Jerséy, one of the president's intimates who ran on a dry platform in New Jérsey, Was beaten by Governor Bdwards, demo-, crat, Wwho fan on an acknowledged wet platform, . Johnson Re-elected §énator Johnson, republican of Cali- fornia, came back a8 did Senat®t Mc: lLean of Conhecticdt, one of the dd- ministration leadets in the tariff fight. 1i Delawafé Sefidtor DuPofit was hav- ing @ close fun for both the long ahd ghott terma. 1n Indlana, formef Govs Bthor Ralsteh, demotrat was runnind ahead of formér Serator Albeért I. averidge and thus thieatened to re- move from the Fépublican fleld ohe who has béen countéd on as an as- pirant fot the républican presidential homination in 1924 in case Pre tdeit Harding should decline it. ! Brookhait Wins In lowa In Towa, Col. Bmith BrookHart rode through to Victdfy on the republican ticket altholigh he Wwas openly Trown- cd upon by sofme of the republican leaders and the platform of the state convention tepudiated many of the so-called “radical” principles for which he deciared. On the other hand, Senator France, republican, Maryland, charged with radical ten- dencies was bedten by the democratic candidate Willlam Cabell Bruce. Dotbtfiil Stated In Michigan, Senatot Townsend, the republican lqcumbent. who had a fight on hi8 hands oveér the Newberry issue, was running bBehind, while in Minnesota, whéte first returns favored Senator Frank B. Kellbg# a close triend of the president, late réturhs showed him running secoid to Henrik Shipsted, who ran en tHe farmer-labor ticket. Senator Reed, democrat of Missourl, a veteran of many disputes with the Wilson administration, ~was leading his republican opponent. In Montaha, Burton K. Wheeler, the democratic candidate was running ahead of his republican opponent, Carl Riddick, for the seat of Senator Myers. Hitcheock Besiten Senator Hiteheock, of Nebraska, floor leader of the Wilson administra- tion forces in peace treaty fight, wah beaten by R. B. Howell, republican committeeman from the state, counted ariong the progressive republicans. in North Dakota, J. F. T ©O'Cofinor, dem- oorat, was leading former Governor Frazier, who. had the républican noth- ination lost in the primaries by Senk- tof McCumber, another republican veteran. Royal 8. commissionér Fess Is Ahead In Ohio, Representative Ifess, re- publican, whs leading Senator Porh- erene, democrat, who had been count- ed a possibllity for the democratic presidentlal nomination in the event of his succéss this year. Labor votés, It was said, were cast against Sanator Pomeretie_betause of his l”nd on the raflroad qiiéstion. G. O, . Take Penna. Pennéylvania sent Gifford Pinchot (o the goverior's chilr with a répub- lican agfithistration and re-electéd Senators Pepper and Reed, th® lat- ter for Both A shott Abd a long terfh, R. L; and 5 Senator Gerry, democ of Rhode isiand, beat the ro‘mfi” or republican govérnor, Livingstons Beeckman, 1n Hoholily, Nov. 8 (BY Pross). —Eléttioh of Willlam P. Jars tétt as the first’ democratic delegaté 8ver séiit to congtéss frofil thé tefri- tory of Hawdll was conceded undffi: c_llll}lz by reptiblican hsadquartérs las night. s FOUR TONNS ELECT DEHOGRATBAYORS Stamfoy, Shelion, Derdy: und Ansotla Returns —_— Stamtdrd, Nov. 8.-~The dembeiH8 tickét was @lectéd in the city électisi heré; Major Alfred N. Phillipd bél électéd miayét by a majority 6¢ oyer Harry C. Beohield, fepubliéan, | of eight counclimen élécted wébd democrats. Fl6yd B. Barfram, demés criit, defeatéd Frederick W. Huxtdrd; republican; for judge 8f probate by .4 majority of 2,184, [ Derby, Nov. §—=Frank J. ¢6nflr democrat, was &lécted maybr of thid city In the election, defeating Archis bald Dumeld, répiiblicath by & Mis jority of about 800 votes. Theé other democratic cahdidates were &lectéd with Cohday, Shelton, Nov. 8.—~Beifiétt N. Beatd; democrat, Was 8uccesstil in his fourth contest for mayor of thls city, wids ning over Thomas G. Ward, républis can, Three timeés previously Bedbd had been defedteéd for the offiée. T dications were that the replblicant vandidates were élécted to the othep city offices. Angonta, Nov. 8.-—Mayor Jéhn €& Mead, Wis re-elected here, defeating George W. Lafkin, républican, by & majority of 174 votés. Mied Theodd Manville, republitan, was électéa &l clerk, défeating Frederick McCarthy, democfat, by 100 votes. The deride crats elected nhine aldermen out of 18 Piles '.':.5'"....““’ A S Nuj keeps and