The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-03
Mayor COnfeSSeS Warner, Owner of Public SerViC
 Corporations, Is Financing His Campaign And Admit Gifts Of Thousands And More Coming To Meet Deficit

ing heavy bonding and in opposing the referendum.
 G. That Warner street railways That the street railways wished to lay macadam in Fairfield poor but required the taxpayers expensive pave nent Also, that he permitted the railways up pay on faned aVenue to the detriment of business and others until they though gave him ample power to protect the city in both to do so and had Mr. Warner been willing that
 That Mayor Wilson does trust people, and that great deb not only the people but against their express order and that he has joined Warmers lobby prevent people voting on municipal ownership and also has joined with lobby env them the right upon their own important bus
 That Mayor Wilson promised tax rate not only last year, but That promise That he has increased the rae many expenses unprovded for instance $OOOOO amount
 G. That he has added police force un- necessarily against public will and merely to gain political strength in the primary elections.
 7. That administration for pave ment laid by the State of Connecticut through City Bridge port and both sides thereof both toward New York Haven which would have been put down regardless the ed for Warrenite pavement WHEN OTHER PAVEMENT OF THE SAME TYPE AS GOOD COULD BEEN LAID MUCH CHEAPER, and to aid him in doing this thing the laying pavement PERMANENT PAVING COM MISSION which had the charter duty of supervising such mat
 Here essence, charges against Mayor Wilson's administration difficult see how any charges against officer elected by the people could be 
 Yet friends have attempted denial but single charge
 They defend against the warrenite charge claiming they made good contract for the city Whether they did not the voters will decide The argument against their is the last time elsewhere this newspaper, not pc
 Far more is administration should be public corporations that this gentleman should be the real that this genteman lobbyists all descriptions should ousy pose a community representatives people government by gas, water and street railways.
 gave the $3,OOO, and Mayor Wilson admits it. given this year, the admits it. give at the end of the campaign for the yoF admits this Connecticut conpany midst of Warrenite, still there The delay paving Fairfield avenue the Connecticut Com pany ready, matter history Kings bills for the the auditors office The the files The complaints against Kings garbage collections still the complaint book in the office of the Board of Health hundreds of them
 lobbyists and Layery remain members of he Republican State central committee
 Hill is still at the head of the police inspector Tague still in the fire board
 newspapers of the time still contain what they wrote Wilson appearing at Hartford position municipal ownership The same is true of conte The vote of great city book just issued The letters Mir Warner wrote telling of my polcies still to be read by those who the trouble the letter he wrote to Cheney Hartford advocating Sunday baseball to bring workingwomen to Bridgeport
 Why The fact that the charges against May
 
 Mayor Wilson still bitumnous of Warrente type be laid for 70 cents He s claims that @ fair
 In article very briefly considered the against Mayor state these mud-nging, t notsl slander, it is simple duty to the people
 Mayor Wilson has been guilty of the greatest office in a guilty of He not trusted sought to overthrow of the most cherished mowers people, power of the purse the right of the electors say by whether they will mortgage mortgage things wanted by Mr. Warner and scarcely at all by anybody else