New Britain herald., 1930-04-07
OPTIMISM KEYNOTE
 0N ELECTION EVE; BOTH SIDES READY
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 need for immediate study by ex- perts to determine the most eco- nomical and lasting solution of the sewerage question, warning that mis- takes in this and other city pro- jects will prove costly and extreme ly wasteful.
 A promise of tax reduction was made, this to be accomplished by setting a definite budget goal, then bringing the common council and the board of finance and taxation into a cooperative unit, striving for lower governmental costs. Reas- sessment, with the candidates own property the first to be changed, was also assured. Concluding with request that all voters go to the polls at the earliest possible hour tomorrow, MT. Nc Donough promised a business ad- ministration and non-partisan con- sideration of all public affairs. Last night MT. McDonough spoke briefly at a rally at St. Jean the Baptiste hall on Church street. Dr. A. J. Savard acted as chairman of l the meeting and several men proml- nent in French fraternal work were on the program.
 Republicans Hold Rally | A few yards around the corner from the Stanley Works gate where the democratic standard bearers, Attorney McDonough was talking. three republican campaigners told employees of Fafnir Bearing Co. why they think former Mayor Quiglcy should be returned to the mayors office.
 Town Committee Chairman Gins burg, George V. Hamlin, candidate for first selectman, and Donald L. Bartlett the defeated candidate for the republican mayoralty nomina- tion, spoke.
 Mir. Hamlin spoke briefly He told the gathering that the republi I can ticket consisted of men who were tried and were found true. He urged that the voters support the entire ticket.
 In introducing NIT. Bartlett, Attor- ney Ginsburg said Candidate Quig- ley was 'very seriously ill with pneumonia" He said his rival in the republican primary was glad to take his place and finish the cam- paign for him.
 MT. Bartlett said he spoke at the Fafnir gate a week ago Friday and on that occasion he was camgaign- ing on his own behalf. He said he was glad to return on this occasion and speak in the interest of MT. Quigley.
 According to Mir. Bartlett Candi- date Quigley is much better today but he has a long siege of sickness ahead of him. He said a vote to- morrow should be for man of cx- perience rather than an experiment. Mir. Bartlett urged the voters to think carefully and vote carefully. Kelly Hits 9th Ward stand Patters'
 Warning his audience to consider the candidates before they vote to- morrow, Martin J. Kelly. candidate for mayor on the independent ticket demanded to know what either par ty had accomplished during their years of governing the city, this noon at the factory gate of North 6. Judd OH East Main street.
 Think twice before you pull the lever and make yourself a member of a jury to witness the mistakes of the government you are electing for the coming two years,
 Continuing, he said:
 Now it appears, in the case of the sixth ward at least, to have been a jug handled affair, one in which ii should be a cinch for the bosses tc win and the Noters to lose. The be. nevolent cooperation between the tive machines should be reprehensible. I, should meet with wave of con, demnation by the fairminded voter from every quarter, with the eXcep. ton of those who have been fed a, the taxpayers expense and wishes to continue. So we come to the sac conclusion that there are men whe do not find the accumulation of stil more jobs at the expense of the pool workers and taxpayers and tha these are men of wealth whose driv. ing force is greed.
 The strength of the indepcnden party movement against monopol, in the form of stalWart, stand-pa politicians is becoming apparent tt corporationists that they are begin . ming to sheer at it. This is a famil far gesture on the part of the mo nopolists.
 "They say to themselves. we mus not dignify this movement by square ly opposing it. That would tip of our self-interest, our fear of losing our grip on the privileges We enjo. and would immediately arouse tho suspicious of the people and thu strengthen the growing army that i marching against us.',This is exactl. the attitude the six ward stand-pat ters have taken.
 "Mr. Voter, please check up or the bargain counter, swapping ant , log-rolling tactics of the two ma chimes. They are telling you tha YOU are throwing your vote ava. , if you don't vote that way. Voters , you have been throwing your vot I away for years by voting for wha you didn't want.
 "Voters, isn't it about time vol
 voted for what you did want evel } though you may not be successful this time you will eventually ge , what you vote for and what vol Q want.
 f "The protest against the policle < of the old machines parties of ou F. city government will result in I strong protest vote for the lndepend
 cnt party tomorrow.
 n "Tho failure of the past admins
 tration's efforts to successfully car