The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-20
MORE EXPENSE
 RETURNS FILED
Phillips Disbursed $711.44 For Election as Secretary of State and Lieut.. Gov. Tingier Gave Out $559.47

Hartford. Nov. 20-Returns Of elec- ton expenses have been filed in the office of the secretary of state as fol- 1 lows:
 Max Cohen, political agent for AL
 bert Phillips, Democratic candidate 1 for secretary of state, reports receipts
 amounting to x$7s7.7s. MT. Phillips contributed $495.79 Of this amount. the balance representing contributions 1 from the personal friends of MT Phi1- l lips. MT. Phillips, the secretary-elect,
 reports his expenses as follows: To I penses, etc, sn5s5. Total s71144 l Daniel P. Runn- Democratic eandi-
 es amounting to $5ss s25, including $500 to MT. Thomas. treasurer state central i committee,
 Lyman T. Tfngier. Democratic candi- date for lieutenant governor. reports 1 expenses as follows: E. S. Thomas 1 treasurer Democratic State Central
 DOT rtation s2s.ss; postage sslo: tele- phone Eata7 . g 50; Calhoun Printing Co.,. s1o;
 Jeremiah Donovan, Democratic. 1 candidate for Congress in Fourth district. reports that his expenses amounted to $545.
 didate for Congress in First districts,
 reports expenses as follows: Charles 1 M Roy. s25; Connecticut staatzigzsi- svea Publishing Go, s25; Eastern Herald Publishing Co., $I5; James A.
 Martin, $50; Hartford Courant sl5.12; $50, all for advertising. Mascot hall rent ST. Allyn house, entertaining dele i gates s150 @
 Buell. B. Bassette. prohibition nor4li- ! nee for governor s2590.
 Jacob Frolich, Eighth district, GNew
 John E. Doughan, chairman of the New Haven Dem Ocratic town commit -tee, yesterday. filed his statement with the Secretary of Sstate He received are bills stfII outstanding to the amount of $121s2. !
 Following. are some of the, largest contributors to the fund:
 Governor Baldwin $500; James P. Pigott $500; William s. Pardee s25o' John H. Dillon. H. F. English, Bur ton Mansfield, Thomas L. Reilly, ex- Judge A. Heaton Robertson. pr. W. Verdi Tea Tehn F. .1ao. MsPartidnd, sia61a ana sdard $50; Edwin P Keating, J. J. Kin ney, David s. Rivkin and others each s25.
 The total amount collected for the Wilson Marshall League in the state of Connecticut, according to the state hhs which ,ss ssss. stTaaas waa expended n In sae state campaign and the balance, of ! $1s0. B. turned over to the treasurer . Of the national committee in New I
 Buel1 B. Bassette, prohibition can didate for governor. and Charles B. | Wells, sociaIist-labor candidate for | the same office have made. their ex- | pense returns The former spent $25- 90, | the latter nothing w C.. Bryant. Republican candidate for presidential i .eiector, reports expenses of $500, con Stributed to the state. central commit I tee
 Following are the expenses repoft- ed by candidates for senator.
 Dennocrat-Robert w. Post. Twenty fifth district, Westport. s61.87.
 Republican = Edward B. Gaylord Thirty first district, Winches ter. sS6-- 20; John M. sWadhams, Thirtieth eis- trict, Goshen, $24.40.
 Statements filed by political agents are as follows:
 J. c. Wright for J. Alexander H Robinson, candidate for senator, Bridgeport. sS0.
 Nearly all statements filed by can didates for judge of probate showed expenses negIigfble. John F Keat- ing of Stamford, however, spent $234- 75 and John Smith of Bridgeport spent s412. s.