Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-15
ELECTION COSTS.
Candidates File Statements of None,
 They Used Running for Office.


 They Used Running for Office.
 
 Martin E. Knapp, socialist labor candidate for lieutenant governor, and Thomas Wilkes, Jr., socialist labor candidate for comptroller. file state ments showing no expenses. Robert W. Robbins of Wethersfield, prohibi- tion candidate for treasurer, also re- ports no expenses.
 Congressman.
 The following candidates for con- gress filed statements yesterday: Re publican, Thomas D. Bradstreet, Fifth district, Thomaston, $663.63; progress sive, Joseph W. Alsop, First district Avon, $500; prohibition, Charles NJ Reed, Second district, East Lyme nothing.
 Senators.
 Merritt Welch, 2sth district Chap lin, $40; Edwin R. Kelsey, 12th dis trict, Branford, s9o; J. R. Randall, 18th district, Groton, s107.10; progressive Thomas W. Casey, 18th district, New London, $202o.
 Judge of Probate.
 Democrat-Charles c. Gray, North Stonington, nothing; Thomas B Shields, Norwich, $16.
 Republican,. M. Keith, Eastford nothing; F. W. Dalson, Sharon, $33.- 10; John E. Prior, Plainfeld, BIO.
 ican-Democrat-H P. Buell. Colchester, nothing; A. Hale Bennett Canterbury, nothing; Frank R. Post Hebron, nothing; Frank w. Seymour Westchester, s1o.
 Prohibition-Louis K. Burdick, Ston- ington, nothing; Charles N Chappell Montville, nothing; Charles NJ. Reed East Lyme. nothing; Charles A. Will Hams, Salem, nothing.
 Political Agents.
 The statements of political agent! 1 follow:
 Thomas NJ. Shields of Norwich, fol l himself as candidate for judge of pro I bate, $97.T5; Hugh Hearns. for VII | liam Kennedy, as candidate for con gressman, Naugatuck, $6SO James D Hark, for himself as candidate fo senator, New Haven, s674S; Marcus L. Floyd, for Fred G. Griffin, as candi 1 date for senator, Bloomfield, s60; Will liam P. Bailey, for Harry P. Bissell al candidate for senator, Ridgefeld, s147 | Marcus L. Floyd, for Joseph W. Alsop as candidate for congressman, Avon $1,058.47.
 Treasurer's Statements.
 Following are the statements of ex penses filed by the treasurers of tn various political organizations: Max Feldman, socialist labor par ty, $402; Andrew M. Clark, republi can town committee of Cornwall l s122.62; William Inderelst, socialis party of Mystic, $1S.So; John Key ] holds, democratic town committee o i Meriden, $50; F. w. Wheeler, demo l cratic town committee of Monroe, $50 James M. Whittlesey, Morris republi can town committee, $50; William Tracy, Wilson Marshall league, Nor walk, nothing; William J. Morgan, so cialist town committee of New LondoI s24.50; Albert N. Pohlman, Wilson | Marshall league, South Norwalk, s7 Samuel Schofield, Stonington socialis town committee, $t2.70; George F Stanton, Second district, Norwich, $60 Edgar NJ. Beckley, Waterbury prohibi tion town committee, $20.75; Charle H. Larkin, progressive town commit tee of Windham, s114S5; Henry I Baldwin, republican town committe of Woodbridge, $55; Louis A. Junt South Windsor democratic town com mittee, $50: Carl A. Anderson, Wilson Marshall league, East Norwalk, noth ing Amos W. Avery, Greenwich re publican town committee, s795; r. r : Brewer, Groton democratic town com mittee. nothing; James Govan, Firs ward, republican committee. Hari ford, s11975; G. s. Kossning, Locs No. 5, socialist party, New Britail nothing: Arthur E. Drumm, F1ft ward, republican committee, Ne London, ss4.l0; Walter s. Calver prohibition party, New London, $24 Frederick Anderson, Wilson Marsha league, Norwalk, nothing: William ] Burnell, Wilson Marshall league, Nol walk, S2; William T. Smith, Old Say brook republican town committe s100.o5; Harry E. Warehouse, Wint sor prohibition party. s17.10; Georf A. Harper, Watertown progressiS party, 3i5; Edgar H. Allen, Norwic progressive town committee, $561.7l c. c. Chamberlin, Southington repul , lican town committee, s2s1.os; Villa g.. Judd. progressive party. Beth, s25; W. H. Breen, Cornwall democrat nett, Darien democratic committe t $s0; c. H. Gilman, republican commi , tee. Sixth ward. Hartford, $50; J. ] 7 Breen. progressive committee, Min !. ward, Hartford. S95: Joseph Adamei P Kiilingworth republican connmittt f S53.76 Leonard Smith, progressi t committee. Mansheld, nothing; N. 8 Davis. Middletown republican commi c tee, ss54: William 6middy, Montvil ] democratic committee, nothing; Pc Try J. Hollandersky, republican COT 2 nittee, Second ward, New Londc i tss.4o; c. B. Fehgar, progressive COT ] mittee, New London, nothing; John Larsen, Piainville socialist party, not ing, Frank Taylor, Faideefleid dem eratie committee, 9le2.eo, Cornell Mcoinhis. Wilson Marshall leagl Stamford, nothing; P. L, Hall. Ste instbn prohibition committee, not ing. '. R, eammis. Etratferd, pr sFessive committee. sie4.4s, Jose Barr, suffleid republican commit, ess7baI J, ", French, TrumbulI r Pubiieaa eemmittse, t1s5I G, A, Da Few, WestPoFt republican eemnaitt,
 s14s.s6I ", H, Meulthfsp, West H ven prohibition e6Fnmittee, eii A tonic VaRaeeFe, Fifth ward eonainitt,
 New Haven, aAdl William suissbris | socialist iahaF psFty, eiA5oI H.
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