Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-14
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
Spent by the Successful and Defeated
Candidates.

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Governor-elect Chamberlain has
/ fled in the town OF Meriden the state
ment of his expenditures during the
recent campaign as follows: Repub-
lican state central committee, $1,000;
printing, postage and incidentals,
$1,000.
Melbert =. Cary Of Ridgetield, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, expend-
ed $13,45631, as follows: Democrat
ic state central committees, $12.uU0;
town, city and county committees, ST.
s456.31.a
Congressman Hill paid out 81. 900. S33,
$3.50 to state aud town committees,
S61312 for printing, postage and ticket
peddlers, and $302.TO for hotel and 9th
er expenses.
James Potter Of KilIingly. demo-
cratic candidate for congress from the
third district, spent ST. Congressman,
Henry of the first district expended
Sl,S24S8, Of which 81 ,425 was paid to
the republican state central committee
and town committees.
George A. SWeetland of Bristol, can
dldate Tor congressman at large on the
socialist ticket, has returned to the
town clerk report of his expenses as
follows: Donated to the state execu-
tive committee of the socialist party.
S4.25; printing, $3.50; party literature
and papers, $2.95; total, Sc. 20.
George A. GoWdy of Bristol, candi-
date on the same ticket for attorney
general, says he spent so cents during
his campaign, but fails to say what it
was spent for.
Samuel A. York, democratic candi-
date for judge Of probate in the dis
trlct OF New Haven, expended So, 1885,
John j. Walsh, chairman Of the DEM
ocratic state central committee, has re-.
ported that his receipts were S15. 1865
from all sources, the contributors being
M B. Cary, candidate for governor.
and thirteen Others The disburse
ments We're $15,262.O .O6, as follows:
speakers and their expenses, .S972. .76:
clerks, S53259; stationery, S37S. 40:
telegraph, telephone, freight and ex-
press, $3S9.25; Office expenses, 1867. As;
postage, $4,000; printing tickets, liter
ature, etc, $4.3232S; banner, glecora
tons and hall hire, S487. 80; committee.
S126S; hotel bill, $500; incidentals,
$43 The names of seventy-nine per
sons and firms are given as those to
Whom payment was made
Andrew +. Gates, chairman Of the
republican state central committee. re-
ports having received $29,64O from
nfty-elght candidates and other per-
sons. The expenditures were S29.-
33l.4O to sfxty-fiye persons. as follows.
Halls, headquarters and hotels. S9O6.-
10; speakers and expenses, S.. .946. go.
1ncidentals, $1,321. IL; clerks. SS45.
clerical expenses, 1888. 20; telegraph.
etc, $241.S6; printing, stationery. etc.
ST, 1898; literature and papers. S1.757.-
so; committees, $19,74O
] Other sworn returns filed III the
state secretary's office include the fol
lowing:
New Haven, republican town COM
mfttee. receipts, S., 5,4S1; disbursements.
$5,473.41.
East Hartford, democratic, receipts.
SlO7.75; disbursed, $1O7.75
State, socialist, received and expend-
ed. $270.43. -
vernon, republican, received, $3.50:
expended, $149.O5.
Waterbury, republican, received 81 =
500; expended, S1,S1l.OS.
Meriden, democratic. received and
expended $46S.
Bridgeport, republican, received and
expended S5,O91. -
New Faven, republican: received.
S22s2l9; expended, $2.261. 70.
East Hartford, republican, received
and expended S167.