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Default Overflow Tube

After replacing my flapper ball and lift chain, the overflow tube
broke off (It's plastic). It looks as if they had used plumbers putty
to attach the tube to the base because where it broke off the tube is
slightly smaller than the base (yet not enough to fit inside) and
there is some tan residue. Can this be re-attached with a sealant.
If so, what kind?

Thank you,

Thomas

 
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