The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-21
E. H. DILLON & co.

cards for National Socialist campaign committee; $25.37 from campaign envelopes; $111.7O from monthly dues of party members. There was a de- felt of s27.55 paid out of the party funds.
 Ernest Ortlepp,. Bull Moose candi- date for state representative, spent $e for printing.
 Jasper McLevy, Social candidate for representatve, filed a return in which no statement was made. James O'Connor candidate for al- derman spent $1 for cut. : Andrew Peterson, candidate for alderman, spent s10 to the. Demo- cratic Town committee. Col. Elmer H. Ravens gave $25 to the Republican Town committee. He was reelected to the Beard of Edu- cation. Attorney William B. Board man, his political agent, spent noth- ing.
 Board of Education, spent $25 as a contribution to the Democratic party. ! George J. Bowen, candidate for all dernan, spent $2.
 Albert B. Eccles, candidate for jus tice of peace, spent nothing
 William J. Negnan, candidate for justice of peace spent nothing.
 D. W. Marshall, candidate for rep resentative, spent nothing.
 John H. McMurray spent S55 for his election as Democratic candidate as state representative; $50 to the town committee, and $5 for printing.
 George w. Fortt spent nothing as candid ate for state representative on the Socialist Labor ticket
 William Redden, Republican candi- date for state representat1ve spent $6O.4O, of which $60 went to the Re- publican Town committee as con- tribution and 40 cents for postage stamps
 Thomas H. Farrar, candidate for representative. spent nothing.
 Charles l.. Beach, representative candidate, spent $10; of which $5 went to the Prohibition State com. the Prohibitionist club.
 J. Frank Cuddy, candidate for state representative, spent nothing.
 Lynn w. Wilson, as Democratic candidate for state representative, spent s22.75 for printing. s25.50 for postage, making a total expenditure of $48.25.-
 George P. Davidson, treasurer of the Ninth district reported receipts and expenditures amounting to $1.93 for the Socialist party in that district
 Alexander Mcdonald, Socialist town political committee treasurer, report ed no receipts and no expenditures.
 Albert W. Miller, First and Seventh district treasurer for the Socialist
 Frederick John willetts, Eighth dis trict treasurer for the Socialist party. reported no receipts and no expendi- lures.
 James B. Copeland, treasurer of the Third district branch of the Socialist party reported receipts of $11-60. and expenditures amounting to the same.
 H. J. Horsefield, Tenth district treasurer for the Socialists, $1.92 to advertise meeting.
 Charles F. Walker, 18th district treasurer for Socialists, expenditures amounting to $23.9O.
 Max Fucker. treasurer Sixth dis trict for Socialists, expenditures to $3.
 William A. Stearns, Socialist treas urer, Eleventh district. $2.60 expend- ed and $2.50 rceived.
 John Courtney. candidate for 7se- lectman, $1 expended.
 Mortimer D. Stowe, candidate for $17.5O expended.
 Nathaniel w. Bishop, Republican candidate for Board of Education, elected; $2O0 expended to State Cen 1 tral committee for general expenses. |
 James H. 'O'Neil received and ex- pended nothing as candidate for jus | tice of peace. John B. ToothiIl expended nothing | as candidate for justice of peace and | nothing
 Charles P. Cipolla, Progressive can 1idate for sti-te representative ex- pended $15.50 for his defeat.
 Tim othy Sullivan, candidate for justice of peace, neither spent nor re- .eived anything.
 Edmund Windrack, candidate for ustice of peace. neither spent nor re- .eived anything.
 Henry c. Freshour. candidate for