The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-15
T|LS0N SPENT SI,200 TO GO
 TO CONGRESS
ElmOre Banks Election as Rep resentative Cost Him SIS,
 He TestifieS

Treasurers and political agents nave begun filing with the state secra- tary statements of receipts and ex- per1itures during the campaign just given below. Among these are state ments showing that John Q. Tilson expended something like s1,20O. The statements of political agents follow:
 Charles l.: Gold, candidate for judge of probate in Cornwall. spent S15.75. William B. Hurlburt, for rep resentative in Washington, spent nothing.
 George P. Ingersoll, Democratic candidate for congressman-at-lar as agent for himself, says the nomi- nation came to him unsought, and that he gave S650 to E. s. Thomas of the state central committee and S25 to the Democratic town commit tee of Rfdgefield in which town he lives. His own expenses, for travel ing expenses and printing, amounts to s12S.50. making a total of S803.50.
 Francis M. Coe, Republican candi- date for representative in Lltchfield. spent s25 through J. J. Karl, his agent. John T. Hubbard, the other Republican candidate, also spent S25 by the same agent.
 Isaac M. Ullman, agent for John O. Tilson, Republican candidate for ongressman-at-large, received S1,250 , from Major Tilson and $15 from F: M Adler, making s1,265. He spent s1,28l, of which $1,OOO went to the Republican state central committee, s1OO, to the New Haven Republican town committee, and all the rest for advertising.
 George T. Sperry, a candidate for representative in Washington, spent sf; Jeremiah Tierney, Democratic candidate for judge of probate in Greenwich, spent $15s; w. F. Tom linson, Republican candidate for rep resentative in Danbury, spent $50; : George wakeman, Republican candi- date for judge of probate in Dan bury, spent s10o.
 Ira R. wildman. Republican candi- date for representative in Danbury. spent SIP.
 Fillmore S. Banks of Fairfield, Re- publican candidate for representative and judge of probate, expended s113.- 45 for automobiles, lunch, printing, stamps. and to the Republican town committee of Foirfeld.
 Thomas A. SkeIley, treasurer of the Republican committee for the First , Norwalk district, received $S5O. FIJI. Quintard giving $170, Sidney E. Flaw Hill $50. All the other contributions were small. The amount expended was SS3497.
 George l.. Rockwell, treasurer of the Republican town committee in Ridgefield, received S163.90 and spent
 
 James J. Morris, treasurer of the Democratic town committee in Thom- aston, got nothing and spent nothing.
 Fillmore s. Banks, Republican treasurer for Twenty-fifth Senatorial District received $500 and expended $500 in equal shares for all towns in the district, S100 in equal shares for Newtown, Trumbull, Weston. West port and Fairfield.
 Fillmore S. Banks, Fairfield Repub- iican town committee, received and expended S2S9: Ernest G. Ruseoe, Republican state central committee for Twenty-sixth Senatorial District, received S1,175; from the state cen tral treasurer s675 and from candi- date $500; expended $1,175 as fol- lows: Treasurer town committee of Norwalk, First Voting District $400; Second District s350; Third District s75, treasurer New Canaan town com mittee $50: Darien town committee $50; Wilton town committee $50.
 Louis Shepard. First Voting Dis trict of New Hartford, received and expended $59.75; William E. Stone, New Milford, prohibition party, re- ceived s4.5S and expended S4.S2, Peder Back. South Norwals socialist party, received SACHS and expended s46.2O: Herbert l.. Bartram, Strat- ford. prohibition party. received and exDended IA