New Britain herald., 1930-04-03
Says McDonough Elaunts Wealth


 in your faces and belittles MT. Quig- ley because he does not have as much of the worlds goods Day said Quigley could not come to the rally and explain why he is not a millionaire. Quigley would much rather have 1 the affection and esteem in the hearts of the people than the thou sands of dollars owned by McDon- ough, he said. During the World War Quigley worked for the interests 1 of the people and now McDonough is | telling you what d wealthy man he | is. McDonough asks why it is that MT. Quigley did not have foresight enough to accumulate wealth." Later Day said "McDonough is working for McDonough. He wants all that he can get of this worlds goods" Day urged the voters to cast ! their ballot for Quiglcy and make the democratic nominee sorry he does not hold the esteem and affec- l ton of the working classes old Enmity | Upon investigation after the rally 1 it was found that an old enmity cX- isted between Day and Sara who hecklcd him. Day said he was call ed in to audit books of a restaurant in the Erwin block on East Main street. The business was conducted by Sarra and when he sent him a bill for. approximately $40 the man thought the price was too much and refused to pay all of 1t, Day said Sarra said Day charged s44 for a job which took a comparatively short time He said he paid s3S and that Day hired d lawyer and sent a constable to attach the store for the balance, s16.75.
 Bartlett Not Present
 Donald l.. Bartlett was in Hart ford today and could not be present at the factory rally, This is the first noon-d day rally he has missed since the primary. He will speak twice tonight on behalf of Quiglcy.
 Quigley Introduced
 Chairman Ginsburg introduced Quigley with the statement that all those connected with the campaign were regrctful that he could not speak. He asked Quiglcy to rise and give that cheerful smile that we all like to scc.'
 Quigley commented on thc fact that the chairman is bound 10 place him on exhibition. He hoped the voters would do what is necessary to elect him to office next Tuesday, he said.
 Empty Promises. Kelly Claims
 Speaking at a noon-day rally at the Center street gate of Landers, Frary & Clark. Kelly. independent candidate for mayor. severely criti- cized the campaign methods of the older parties, stating that they are promising to work for lower taxes, roassessment of property and relief for the unemployed but were delib- crately oyading the issues by failing to explain to the voters how they !, intended to accomplish these i'm provements for fear of losing votes. For the past 9 years, stated Kelly, the voters have been voting for the old parties and have been receiving what they didn't want and would continue to be on the losing end if , they backed them up again this year.
 Kelly declared that the other par | tics wouldn't dare elaborate on the issues of reassessment of property and unem ployment relief. He advo- ? cated equitable valuation Of all tax able property by men who under l, stand their business and who arc not influenced by political machines and pensions for people outlawcd by ths factories because of their ages.
 Says Government ill Terrible shape The independent candidate also said that the city government was in a terrible shape and would con- tinue in such a state unless tho voters woke up and cast their bal lots for men who would work hard : and long to remedy conditions. He stated that the independent party was making no promises but if elected would do it's best to bring down the high taxes and bring to an end alleged Wastcfu and oX- travagant system of government which was d burden 10 the taXpay- CTS.
 Taxes should be reduced by a reasonable adjustment of the grand list, said Kelly, who stated that pc titions 10 the common council for relief met with failure and were pigeonholed, both by the republi- cans and the democrats
 , Kelly said that the Citizens Prop crty Owners association was still in , it's infancy and was without money with which to appeal 10 the people through the press but that in two , years would be ready 10 come be- , fore the public on a much larger | scale and work for the benefit Of , the public.
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