New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

I0ENhN NdIH l.1A :. 'l'N-'.I' ! f'. .. 7 20 IativcS-rlcct. WaS a~sora1 in every ward. They va-a1 .'"enuous cam paign for several weeks. Attorney Hag-amy an1 Attorney Goo=.l ol~- wing the fight +0 rho fle'c"E ~s oS agrin- tho al week. and '0Jn..- man Nuulort alEr-~-.o- H rruHu.r o' indoor ra'lu~ At'n -H,. orH." cau- lfdat.S. + va- .nu v.~. t.#. Y or- f..vs Ha-,Hr.. .u4 Goo-. .a.-.f oHlrc nhHa m.as.n A..H"t has N.rn h,tor tn- ro-. .~ '.. vast when j.. ..- ....-.i .a '.". aowwan u.r .#n '. ..H aari
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 7o ?. e. of Vote Cast
 The av1tn-t:n s"i'u..n ot 'Hr ...7n o~ .n. .-.n.t- "E... "or.rd aaders or ho-N par-.,s prior D t"s- ..r3av evidenced t~.l5 5o ,-" F.'.l-. k+ no t.r... WAS --.~a & rush rn any ot inc wards. al'aoHga 'n. vote 1a..fn- uo u5u.1,van.y #l'"r o.ulor- and @-Hr.s aralIa"lo 'odaE rlf.ata -H.. approximately -7 rtr rnt ol -ae .toro~..- e<.s.tsd inc .ra--rl.r. -.a..n was .a e'0o'n- win the r.5ma-. mA1e during inc ua-.
 Republican workers <sar.5 that A-o-noy Gea.rU Aluo~ "o"'] he r3t n .asor O. Jf:d~a Man-tn. "15 -rav d54 not expect 'ha- -a. 'ntlr" -...r- vogId a.r.- as + d-I through Inc drs.re Of -lou snds of r"r"A,'- ans to rrlt Judge ,ianEaa mo 'a" probate jutrr ship. l. Was 'Nid' "' that the dau0oraf.o party noHiuee Grav ~anullllan Eofos for o;."fS on 1T. f5c-.ct..a faarr f"afe1 'a'f would ha uaaI1. 70 split their '.'.5 ,ror,rr. ami r.-.-r than run ''' -..,, Of becoming .oatussd or nus ing 4 ecann tn 'ho voting Haea'i'7 .n.v r4ilsf t." damoer2'Ir parry r...~. Sonsa. hou.v.~. e9, Eo-'rs
 Republicans for ;lan@aa
 Throu-ho4t 'r" daE. rr9"."'@. r,1gblicanz openly declared '4rlr desire to have lGdg" flanagan .,arfed wnrra had been q growing ,,sve O. sentiment in his favor for ,re past few weeks and if S."'. i 70 nick up surprlsiug moW"n'H"' immediately upon his a"e!ar',ieh "l ,to rally iu tho Senior High E-"o"i audHorium we.k ago that he trit justified in ashGnG for snpror' TOT his candidacy because h" considered himself qualified 10 hald rh" office ssd also hc.lurs Attorney Err"r'- tuing. althoug. unable to .2r0% on q c4mpal-n hnaHsn Of illness was surroauded tE heWonmt- ""o . were looking after his in.ar.#*
 Not since rh. nala=on dat~ or Mayor GuI-lrr n.ra political "h- servers Witnessed -n in=raue. Of -a~l nrtsraaGinrnersonal pop"l&r.'F. r6cy oosr~yod today. On all sides they heard .<ur @lons Of hop" 'aa' -EuT' Naueau would w,n and even voters who #oaid not SUD- hort linn Fsr7.-e Of " Hsns' "i rarv loyalty d.d mol hasHa" 70 1'l- a.i, that in th. event 0. his '''r- ion inc probat. district os Berlin ?. orld he presided over in 2 ca- Faalo. afcaiaod and ran9e.l.o9s manno.
 Nan9an Con~rat''I@:"d
 Ir1.,. Nf.n-.n was .n ro@r1 . court today and later went r2 HHr'- lord on business amid a shower ot congratulations. His hom" and Of r.a te1aphoncs rang coas-an'E and within an hour Of tH7 hroatcas'iag of the returns Inst night iozrus o' f.Icgrams pourrl into democratic party headquarters for him. Former ~choolnatcs and collag. chum- in all sections or tha state were oynrjoE"d. old neighbor+ in tha "NjG@rr Hiu. u.' section Of trr city. whore h" W@s born. sougH, utm OH 10 shake his hand and wish him iU.E. l-o- rublicans and democrats, Vro'"s- eional men. business men, factory hands. school teachers and men in whose behalf lIa often appeared m police court and superior court oat- did one another in tha rush O his banner, and to everyone Of hem he was "Biu."
 Takes OHicc January
 Tn statement tod9y. Jsd@r Man gan expressed heartfelt thanks 10 everyone who supported him in any way. He will take office January l.. 1881. for q two-ycar term. and if k his pledge. he said, 10 oarry on the affairs of the office in "tho same dignified manner as the incumbent Judge Bernard F. Gafney." Judge Gafney was among the throng al Judge Mansan's home last night II" rnnrrat11latnd him MarmIN and as-