New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
WARD CLUBS SPEND
 $3l4.9O ON ELECTION Most Of Republicans Candidates
 Have Filed Expenses. n N oIEEIE EVlENnc DIT N1n
|. NJ. STEELE EXTENDS BUT $2O
Chairman George w. Klett, of Re- publican Town Committee, Reports Campaign Disbursements Amount ing to $1,fso.s9.


 ing to s1,fso.se.
 From a perusal of the figures filed with the city clerk by the treasurers of the various republican ward clubs it is seen that it cost these organiza- tions the total sum of $314.90 to carry out their campaign plans. The ex- penses were apportioned among the six clubs as the following reports from the treasurers will show: First ward, George w. Bull, treas urer, $45, of which $15 was spent for , mainder
 Second ward, Mark M. Cashmere treasurer, s6S.50.
 1 Third ward, R. R. Healey, treas urer, $55.4O
 Fourth ward. w. N. McKirdy, treas urer, $51.75.
 Fifth ward, Paul Bellman, treasur- 1 CT, $59.75.
 Sixth ward, John F. Kingley. treas urer, $39.5O.
 l Other Expenses. l Richard Covert has reported his 1 election expenses, showing that it 1 cost him $51.50 to lose the nomination l for tax collector, while E. M. Pratt, l political agent for Bernadotte Loomis, reports that he spent $180.5o, $105 of which he gave to the repub- 1 lican town committee. MT. Loomis 1 total expenses were $193. Of this l amount he gave $125 to his agent, circulars cost him $11.50, ballots cost him $12.50 and postage cost him $44. 1 MT. Covert states that his personal l expenses were $32.75. of which he gave $2O to his agent. William Zieg- 1 Ter, who was elected registrar, gave his agent, Adam Ziegler, $6O.5O, and | E.. M. Pratt school committeeman, l spent $10.
 l Steele Spent $2O.
 Howard M. Steele, another unsuc- cessful candidate for the mayoralty nomination, has filed his election ex- penses. He says that ballots cost him $10, platform posters cost him $5.50. postage cost him $4.50, total ling $20.
 E.. w. Schultz's political agent, Charles Mueller, reports as follows. ] Contributions, E. w. Schultz, $2O; Mrs. E. w.. Schultz $2s6.75; total, s306.75; expended, printing, $70.75; I cigars, $24.5O; clerical work, l $6S; peddlers at caucus, $143.50; to- | O. 1 his expenses, individually, as follows: Charles Mueller, political agent, $20; 1 ballots, $2O; postage and stationery, l $23.79, total, $63.79.
 1 Republicans Spend $1,13O.39. Chairman George w. Klett of the republican town committed, has com pleted the list of the republicans l campaign expenses, showing a total cost of $1,130.39, as follows: $1,O91 in Receipts. l Received from Bernadotte Loomis 1 $105, A. l.. Thompson $1O5, H. A. Hargreaves SIP, F. $. Chamberlain 1 $60. J. T. Meskill $50, A. J. Sloper $50, George w. Andrew $40, William l Ziegler $36, H. l.. Curtis $25, B. M. Pratt $10. W.@.E.s Latham $1O, w. N. Spittler $1O, M. I. Jester $1O, E. N. Humphrey $1O, H. T. Sloper $1O ! George T. Crowley $15, A. H. Nero $5, | C. A. Stark $5, Fred Wrinkle $5, J. A. l Abrahamson $5, John Brodzick $5, William Schaefer $5, David s. Ohman $5, A. N Rutherford. $5, Fred M. Hewett $5, Charles T. Rowland $5, Albert Anderson $5, Charles May $5, Theodore l.. Wagner $5, Emil Dan- Fberg $5, William MiddIemas $5, J. E. Cooper $50, total $691; note New Britain Trust company $350, to- tai $1,091.
 Expenditures $1,13O.se.
 New Britain club, lunches, $4.10; Carl Lorenzen, flowers, $5.25; Hart l ford Times, $1.44; T. w. Mitchell, rent of chairs, $5.75; B. c. Porter Sons, rent of chairs and tables, $7.50; 1 Adkins Printing company, printing, | $17.52; Spears & McManus, flowers, $3; George M. Cole, rent of armory, l $50; I. K. Hicks, stamped envelopes, $48.4O; Underwood Typewriter com- | pany, rent of typewriter, $3; New l Britain police department, police at ] caucus $30; G. K. Spring & Co, elec- tric wiring, $3660; w. w. Hanna, chairs, $1O; J. l.. Doyle, printing, $33; Adkins Printing company, directories, | $14; John A. Andrews & Co.,, rent of | tables, $3.75; United Electric Light & l Water Co.,, electric light, $1.50; Home Banking & Realty company, bond, $25; George H. Smedley, trucking, $9; l Eastern Printing and Publishing Co.,, | printing, $6.75; Dana l.. Vibberts, clerk, $5 New Britain police depart l ment police for parade, $16; s. N. E.. T. company, for phones, $23.1O; s. P. Storrs, red fire. $1O.68; Mrs. E.. H. Chatfield, pens, pencils, etc., $3 F. c. Monier & Brother, red fire, $8.50; John Boyle company, painting signs, $7.50; Dickinson Drug company, candy, $7. Charles Smedley, clerk. $40; Western Union Telegraph com pany, telegrams, $6.06: American I band, music, $63; stamps. $5; Mrs. Leubeck, stenographer, SIS; Polish
 band, music, $63; Triple Link Drum corps, music, $17.5O; J. C. Webb, Jos- eph Peters, Alvin Pierce, Fred Carl- son, Eugene Kieffer, automobiles, $9o;
 John Farmer, jr, chauHeur, $5; Jos enh Mason. rent of chairs, $3 Fred l o,.;o1 Rackar New Britain Herald.