New Britain herald., 1916-10-30
CONN, POLITICIANS
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 Washington, Oct. 3O.-That many 1 thousands of dollars are being ex- rended by Connecticut men in the l political campaign this year is shown 1 ty reports received at the capitol to- 1 day from leading politicians of both I parties. Numbers of both parties in 1 the state are reasonably liberal con- 1 eributors to their national campaign ] funds.
 One of the largest contributions re- 1 Ceived from the state was $1,OO0 con- | tributed by George M. Landers of | New Britain to the democratic na- tlonal committee. Homer $. Gum l mings, democratic candidate for sen- etor, gave s75O. Other large and m edium size contributions received by that committee from Connecticut are reported as follows:
 stephen Charters, Ansonia, $115; David P. Hurley, Terryville, $11o; A. A. Hayes Bristol, $50; c. F. Green, Bridgeport $133.33; John F. Oates Windsor Locks, $40; Augustine Lon ergan, Hartford, $50; David A. Will son, Hartford, $200; W. S. Gilbert Ridgef1eld, $191; c. S. Middlebrooks, W1nsted, $200; Edmund l.. Reidy, Winsted, $125; Thomas J. Spellacy, Hartford, $1,0OO; James E. Cuff, Dan- bury, s266.66; D. F. Finn, Jewett City S12O; R. J. Ryle. Stamford. $50; Chas. G. Lincoln, Hartford, s1o0; John J. Bohl, Stamford, $100; B. F. Mahan, New London, s275; Jas. J. Walsh, Meriden, $500; Stephen Char tcrs, Ansonia. $1O0.
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 It will be noted that postmasters and some other federal office holders under the Wilson administration "came across" to the democratic fund collectors. A number of Con- necticut postmasters are reported to have contributed sums equivalent to a months salary they draw.
 The expenditures reported by the democratic national committee in clude $2,500 paid P. B. O.Sullivan, New Haven, for the democratic state committee and the following items paid to Connecticut men for various purposes in connection with the cam paign:
 Thos IL. Reilly, Meriden, expenses Maine campaign. $75; Thos L. Reilly, speaking expenses, s100; Robert Wright. Hartford, Maine campaign, s1O0 Daniel F. Sullivan, Shelton, campaign work, $105; John T. Doug las, New Haven, campaign work, T paign work, $37O; D. P. Sullivan, wages and expenses, $50; John E. Douglass, wages and expenses, $50; Roman L. Modra, Connecticut, ex penses, $500: L. H. Treischman, Hart ford, $2O0, l.. w. Lowree, Hartford, $150, Wm. P. Palmer, Hartford, $15O, Connecticut state central committee; Wm. R. Palmer, New Haven, speak ing expenses, $10O Augustine Loner gan, Hartford, Maine campaign, $50; Lyman Wilson, Bridgeport, Maine campaign, $150.
 F. B. Lynch, Connecticut expenses clubs bureau. $200; w. N. Mcguire, Stamford. salary, $50; w. R. Palmer, $2OO; James R. Graham Hartford, organization work, $1,ooo; Thos T. Mooney, Meriden, organization work, $1,o0O; W. R. Palmer $100.
 Contributions received by the Woodrow Wilson Independent league include the following from Connecti- cut:
 LeRoy c. Barrett, Hartford, $5; Rowland M. Beach, Norwalk, $1; J. H. Gutter, Hartford, $2; Henry c. 1 Fresham, Bridgeport, $5; Irving Fish | CT, New Haven, $50; Miss Ruth Haien, l New Haven, s1.O0 Mrs. M. Jaslin, Winsham, 1oc: Jacob S. Menken,
 Hampton, *1; H. H. Pray, Jr., Hart } ford, $2; Mrs. Edith Moresey, Water 1 bury, 10c; Thos. Shannan, Hartford l $1.
 ] Republican Reports. l The republican national congress 1 sional committee reports a contribu-
 tion from 1t to the republican con-