Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-21
Senators.

Democrat-Robert W. Post, Twenty erick w. Warner, Fourth district, Wethersfield, $1O5; George M. Landers, Sixth district, New Britain, s1O0.5O.
 Republican-William P. Tyler, Sew enteenth district, Middlebury, SIS; Edward B. Gaylord, Thirty first dis trict, Winchester, $86.20; John M Wadhams, Thirtieth district, Goshen, $24.40; Edward W. Hooker, Second district, Hartford, $424.39.
 Socialist-Rudolph A. Krohn, Nor wich, nothing; William E. Grumman, Twenty fourth district, Bedding, noth- ing; Martin J. Connolly, Third dis trict, Hartford nothing.
 ohibitionLWilliam H. Blackman, Twenty fourth district, Brookfield, nothing.
 Progressive = John J. Galley, Eff teenth district, Waterbury, $39.75; J. F. Molloy, Thirteenth district. Meri- den, s5s.59.
 Frank H. Hinckley, Twentieth dis trict, S61.39.
 Charles H. Blake, Twenty ninth dis trict, $57.
 Frederick Schwartz, Second district, Hartford Socialist labor). nothing. Frederick Lechner, Third district Socialist labor, nothing. Congressman. G. Warren Davis. progressive, Nor wich (Second district), $50.10. Presidential Eiector.
 W. c. Bryan, republican candidate to republican state central committee $500.
 Governor. Buell. B. Bassette, prohibition nom- inee for governor, $25.SO. Wilson Marshall League. The total amount collected for tht | Wilson Marshall league in the statt of Connecticut, according to the state. ment filed with the secretary of thu 1 state by Harry W. Asher, treasurer O. the state committee was $74410, O which $56S.71 was expended in tn, state campaign and the balance O I $160.53 turned over to the treasure of the national committee in Nev York. The largest contributions wer received from Henry F. English, s10C and Burton Mansfield, $50, both o | New Haven,
 Benjamin T. Murphy, treasurer fo the socialist party in New Haven, file a statement showing $1,161.11 re | ceived and expended. The contribu tons were small, but very numerou and a greater part of the campaigI fund was procured as profit from pic nics, political pamphlets, card partie and other similar affairs.
 Rerahack's Report.
 Henry Rorabaek, as treasurer of tn republican state central committed filed report. Receipts %2s,O5641 an expenses $2s,101.S7, leaving a defici of s45.56. which he paid himself.
 The largest single contributor to tn campaign expenses were C.. C. Bisse candidate for congressman, who gay y17OO. Other contributors were U.
 Senators George P. Mclean and Fran
 s. Brandegee, s1500 each; former Go , Frank B. Weeks 5000; Highway Con
 mission James H. Macdonald $1O0C
 National Committeeman Charles Brooker 5000.
 : Candidates for presidential eleC
 tors (excepting former Governt Weeks), $500 each Col. Robert ( Eaton, s550: Mrs. o. R. Fyler $10t
 F. H. Maxwell $500; J. F. Alvord s50t Walter W. Holmes, candidate f,
 treasurer s75O; Charles s. Peck, ca1 . didate for lieutenant governor, $50
 Thomas D. Bradstreet S566; H. F. Bi lings $50.
 There were number of small
 contributions, including one of S2
 The smallest contribution was 50 cen from J. A. McElroy. One of the principal items of u s expenditures was s1,295.15 to Geor, B. Chandler of Rocky Hill as e. : penses in connection with his speal ing trips about the state.