New Britain herald., 1922-11-29
POLED
 JUST I44,9O2 VOTES
Official Election Returns Are
 Filed With State Secretary

Hartford, Nov. 29.--The state board of canvassers consisting of the secre- tary of state. the treasurer and the comptroller canvassed today In the capitol the vote of the state election held November and certified their finding as prepared by the secretary of state from official returns in the 169 towns of Connecticut. Taking the vote for governor there were 325,0S6 votes cast at the election This number was about bS,o00 less than the number cast In 1920 and 1t is nearly 100, 900 less than the. number of registered voters in the state. The republican state ticket was successful by plurali- ties which ranged from 27,45S for the election of Francis A. Pallotti of this lefty for secretary of state, to 2t,5o0 for Charles A. Templeton of Water- bury the candidate for governor. and who received less votes than any of his associates on the state ticket. George P. Mclean, the republican candidate for United States senator had plurality that was only GUS votes more than those which were cast for Templeton.
 George F. Carey, of Cheshire, seemed to have admirers in every political jurisdiction in the state. Among the offices for which he re- ceived votes were governor. T.. s. sen- ator, state senator and congressman.
 The plurality of Thomas l.. Reilly, the democratic candidate for sheriff in New Haven county was 627., He was the only democratic candidate for sheriff elected in the state. P. B. sul- livan of Derby was the only democrat elected to congress.
 In Litchfeld county vote was cast for William volstead' for U. s. sen- ator.
 Totals of candidates arc as follows.
 United States senator: Mclean, re- publican, 16o,524; spellacy, democrat. I47,276; Polsky, socialist, 5,274; Pol sky, farmer-abor, SS7; George F.. counties. initials and spelling) 943; scattering, 9; Otto Ruckster, George Morton. George E. Hinmap William Nolstead, Daniel Green, R. T. Higgins, Charles F. Carey, Henry Cary, one each; Klynn and George E. Terry, two each.
 McLean's plurality, 22,24S.
 Governor.
 Templeton, republican. .17O,231; democrat, 14S,641; Plun- kett, socialist, 5,2S6; Plunkett, farmer- labor, 915; Everett Lake 2 George F. | Carey, one; Emil l.. G. Hohenthal one; one each for Lake, Bland, Duane N. Griffin, A. s. Austin, Everett J. Lake Robert P. Butler, Albert Brink and Rolin Tyler; A. H. Frink, four; E. l.. G. Hohenthal, two. Templeton's plurality, 21,590.
 Lieut.. Governor.
 Frank M. Chapin. democrat, 146,-l CHA; Hiram Bingham, republican, 171,6S9; Louis o. Krahl, S., 5.256:1 Louis O. Krahl, F. L., slo3:s Willian,I Dow, 1; scattering i; Emil l. c. Ho- henthal 1; Burr 3; M. O'Connell I; M. O'Conner 1.
 Bingham's plurality 25,015.
 Secretary
 Angelo M. Paonessa, democrat 144,- ,02; Francis A. Pallotti, republican, l72,S60; Marty T. Seymour, S., 5,531; Francis Paollitti I; Donald J. Warner > Mary Dworkin 1; Donald Warnerl |; Simmonson 3; Don A. Warner 2;l Earle Holcomb 1; N. Cordano l. Ed ward Stack 1; Fred Killerman 1; 9allotti plurality 27,45S.
 Treasurer
 Robert D. Goddard, democrat 147,- PA; G. Harold Gilpatric, republican, ( .7o,S46; William James Morgan, S., I ,26S: William James Morgan, r. L., { 26; Simon Baldwin 1; Sinclair Grum- f tead 1; Anderson g. Fred Fellomer l; John F. Johnson 2. i Gilpatric's plurality 23,762.
 Comptroller. C Fred F. Holt, democrat, 147,266: f frederick M Salmon, republican, S 7o,725; William Thomas Thuer, so- q ialist, 5,247; William Thomas Thuer, a 912; 1sador s. Keeton, l !; Wilbur Manchester, |; Platt 8; $ 'ohn F. Johnson, 1; Ed. Prior, 1;It 'almon's plurality, 23,459. fl
 Attorney General. 70 Banjamin Shade, democrat, 146,- in 64; Frank F. Healy, republican, t