New Britain herald., 1930-03-31

back the vote, Hamlin was crcditcl with sos when he should have been given a 3S0 vote.
 The two men were called to re- publican headquarters Saturday night and informed of the errors and changed result. Lawyer, who had previously received the con- gratulations of Hamlin. returned his compliments, then issued the fol- lowing satcmcnt;--
 The old saying When you sec it in the press, it is so, seems b have slipped up in the published reports of the ballots for first sc lectman, who showed that l WAS named for that office at the rcpub- lican primary The official returns show that Mr. Hamlin was nomi- mated. l wish to thank him for his congratulations, and return them to him, to whom they rightfully be- lcng."
 Quigley Posters at Headquarters
 Today, campaign posters with the picture Of George A. Guiglcy r5- turned to the walls of republican headquarters where they were fam iliar figurse in the campaigns of 1914, 1918, 1918 and 1922. Organ ization leaders have pledged their support to the nominee and will take part in his campaign. Quig- ley, who has conducted his drive for the nomination in headquarters established by himself, will transfer his staff of workers to the party headquarters to augment the regu- lar electioneering forces.
 Formal endorsement of the can didacy of Town Clerk A. |. Thompson, Tax Collector Berna- Gotte Loomis and Treasurer Curtis l.. Sheldon, has been voted by the democratic town committee and the names of these republican incum- bents will be placed on the second lever, as well as on the first. Comptroller William H. Day is tho only one of this group of officials who faces opposition. His office is l mer alderman, banker and member of the board of finance and taxl- tlon.
 Candidates for Mayor Speak
 Candidates McDonough and Quiz ley both spoke to the Archimedes Political and Athletic club yeste.'- day afternoon. McDonough told If his public and professional activi- = ties and discussed the achievements Of Mayor Paonessa' s administra- tion. Quigley enumerated the im- proyements brought about while he was mayor and aIcr stating lis record asked the club to insist that his opponent do likewise.
 A change has been made in the second precinct of the first ward. It was originally planned to have electors in that district cast their ballots at the Robert J. Vance school, but it was decided that the Monroe school building would meet the convenience of a greater num- Der and the change was made. Demonstration of voting ma chimes began today at the Noca- tional High school, Bassett street; Central Junior High school, Main and Chestnut streets; Bartlett school, Broad and Grove streets, and ,Elihu Burrtt school, North street. Demonstrations will be given daily from a. m. to 1 p. m, and from 3 p. m. to 8 p. m.
 Factory Gate Rallies
 Factory gate rallies planned by McDonough for the remainder of the campaign arc: Tuesday noor, P. &5 F. Corbin and Corbin Cabinet Lock, Orchard street; Wednesday noon, Stanley Rule & Level Co.,, Elm street; Thursday noon, Lan- ders, Frary 65 Clark, Center street: Friday noon, Russell & Erwi l, Washington street; Monday noon, Stanley Works, Myrtle street.
 Quigley will speak tomorrow at Landcrs, Frary & Clark's, Center street; Wednesday at the Stanley Works, Myrtle street gate, anl Thursday at Russell So Erwin's Washington street. Noon day meet ings for Friday and Monday will be announced later.