The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-21
Election Returns
 Local Candidates
Statements Submitted to Town Clerk Show Cost of Run
 ming For Office

pr. William H. Ryan. who was elect
 ed member of the Board of Educa- tion, spent $25 as contribution to the Democratic Town committed
 Daniel B. Walsh, political agent for Robert G. DeForest, aIdermanic can- didate, spent s32.
 | Peter James Umstatter, aldermanic candidate, spent nothing.
 | Eugene l.. Cassidy, aldermanic can 1 didate. spent nothing.
 i William w. Wolf, candidate for se- lectman, spent nothing.
 A. S; Geduldig candidate for jus tice of peace, contributed $5 to the Republican campaign fund.
 These various candidate report no expenditures: Arthur Uhlig. candidate for selectman; John P. Sullivan can dfdate for selectman; Alfred H. Burr, candidate for alderman; A. W. Miller aldermanic candidate; c. H. schuler, aldermanic candidate; Sidney Smith candidate for Board of Education; !; Oliver c. Cole, aIdermanic candida te; alexander L.. Delaney, candidate for
 Albert B. Simpson, aldermanic can- didate; Frederick J. Voos. aIdermanic candidate; G. H. schuler. aldermanic candidate; John P. Sullivan, candidate for selectman; J. Frank Cuddy, can didate for state representative; Patrick Freeman, candidate for justice of for justice of peace; William S. Hoff- man, candidate for justice of peace; Selectmen; Frank F. Munich, candi- date for justice of peace; Sidney Smith. justice of peace: Frank Garrity, justice of peace; Walter w. Smith, justice of peace; James Dunn, alder man second district, stephen J. Quinn, alderman third district; Ebert o. Hull selectman: Patrick J. Cooney, alder man, sixth district; George Herbert Spash, alderman.
 George King, a1dermanic candidate in 12th district, $5 to Republican Town committee.
 C. w Kane, justice. of peace, s to
 Charles A. Hopwood. alderma nic candidate. SIP. of which s1O was for the Republican fund.
 John H. Cassidy, political agent for Isaac Mercy, a1dermanic candidate in the 11th district SIP.
 Hanford B. Porter. soc candidate
 Charles Lang, Soc. aIdermanic can : Harry H. Pritchard, aldermanic can didate, 4th district, $16.75, of which $1o is for the Republican fund and s6.75, for printing.
 James Dunn, aledrmanic candidate,
 James o'connor,. a1dermanic candi- date, 5th district. Soc. s1
 Charles Stout, Soc. sldermanic can
 Charles Courtney. Soc. candidate for i,
 John C. Thornton. aldermanic can
 William R. Kearns, a1dermanfc can didate, $10 to Republican fund. James P. Kelly, .alderrnanic candi- I date, s2nd district SS for printing.
 Carl F. Westerberg, political agent 1 for Maurtz Olson, 5th district, Repub- | hean aldermanic candidate, sA, of | committee
 Lawrence J. Gill, political agent for | Stephen Meaney. aldermanic candidate | in the sth distrist, $2o half for the [ Democratic district chairman and $10 for postage and so forth
 Clarence R. Hall, Justice of peace, $5 f0 Eanuh1foan fJJr9d
 Charles Stout, aldermanic candidate, |
 Stephen Siksay. justice of peace $5 k to Democratic campaign fund.
 Theodore E. Steiber, political agent for Malcolm MacF'ayden,s Rep. candi- r date for alderman in the list district, ton of circulars and $10.50 for adver- Using.
 10th district, Progressive party. re- ported expenditures of $32. 50 of which $SO for room hire was the largest item.
 George F. Mara spent $s5 as a con tribrtion to the Democratic Town committees, as justice of peace.
 Louis Alexander Harvey. treasurer ported expenditures of $20.eo. having received that amount from collections, sale of tickets and from the district treasury to cover $6 deficit.
 James T. Lavin, candidate for al- derman, spent s: of which $10 was contribution to the Democratic town
  Paul L. iller. candidate for justice of peace gave s to the 5th district Re- publican campaign fund.
 Frank L. Wilder, candidate for jus tice of peace, spent nothing.
 John B. Callahan, candidate for al- derman, spent nothing.
 David F. Donovan, political agent for Daniel Clifford, aldermanic cam didate in the First district. on the a party contribution.
 Samuel MeIlitz, justice of peace, s5 to Dem. fund.
 Max Cohen, political agent for didate, $1O to Dem. fund.
 William J. Moran, $1O to Dem.s fund, as aldermanic candidate.
 L. A. Weller. successful candidate for se1ectrran. $6.
 John Conroy. Socialist candidate for
 Emil H. ziebold, aldermanic candi- date $4.
 Charles Lang, aldermanic candi- e'
 Charles Courtney. aldermanic cam
 James O'Connor, aldermanic candi-
 Nicholas Nj Tesiny, candidate for jus tice of peace, $5 to Republican fund.
 George Herbert Spash, Socialist al- dermanic. candidate. Eleventh dis ,
 George J. Bowen. Socialist candi- date for alderman in the Twelfth dis
 Lawrence B. F1HhS1StOhe, JuSliC0 OA 1 |. peace, $5.
 F. Albert Gunzenhauser, treasurer | for the Prohibitionist town committee expenditures of $3S.66 and of a like amount, all in small f z Socialist Town Committe Report.
 Louis Harvey, treasurer of the So- | cia1ist Town committee reported ex- z penditures amounting to. $1,289. 61 which was the full amount of re- I ceipts, leaving no unexpended bal 1nces. The big items of expense were g s215 for all hire, S2e1.30 for publish ng "The Bridgeport SocIaIist'; $289.- c 20 for Debs, Seidel, Kier Hardie and e other speakers; $183.90 representing t kc na Rrid L