New Britain herald., 1916-11-22
WHAT CONNECTICUT
!. CANDIDATES SPENT
Expense Accounts Of COMPRESSION
al Aspirants Are Filed
Especial to the Herald)

w dSnlnSton, Nov 2Z.-RepreSenta-
tive p. Davis Oakley of Hartford in
a report received here recently says
that he received a contribution of
$3.50 to his campaign fund from ]. NJ
I'll. Campbell, chairman of the town
committee, and that he expended
S51S.94 in his campaign in addition
to expenditures reported before the
election. Of this $51S.94, $112.75 was
for dinner to delegates" al the Hotel
Garde, $40 a contribution to the re-
publican national committee fund,
S38.94 paid to F. e. Johnson, Man
chester for hall, smoker and luncheon,
$50 to r. p. Grant, Jr., for canvassing
and distributing literature, $25 to
Henry Fl. Stallworth for distributing
Autographs, $54 to Miss r. Kronfeld
for additional clerical expense, $5.75
for printing tickets, IS for taxicab,
and the balance for advertising with
labor organizations, and in newspapers
and other publications, and at
theaters, and for advertising done by
Individuals and organizations, and
other advertising
Charles j. Fancher of Thompson
O.
congress in the first district, reports
the expenditure of IS, it being a per-
sonal contribution to the general
campaign fund" t.F
Former Rep. VIM. Kennedy reports
under a recent date that he gave 1892
to his campaign fund and that Dennis
w Coleman, his political agent, re-
ceived $500 in SIS and $50 contribu-
tions from D. P. Hurley, A. H. Nc
Mahon, VIM Hauley, T. j. Kelly Thos
McGrath, Thos. f. Ryan, EdW L.
Reidy, j. Mulville, d. w. Coleman, r.
j. Stewart, John J. Molans and w. p.
Stone while VIM. A. Buckley, treasur-
er of the Kennedy club, put up $40,
the total contributions being S1,162.
VIM. Kennedy says his agent Cole |
man expended $3.50, including pay |
ments of 500 each to J. F. Adds, e. |
S. Roberts F. E. COe and VIM. r. |
Palmer, of the state central commit |
tee; $500 to the Waterbury democratic |
town committee, $50 to the Derby |
committee, and smaller amounts for
committees hail. advertising, circu-
laing literature, printing, postage,
travelling expenses etc.
Mr.. Kennedy says his personal eX-
penditures were S177 including:
Clerical services $50, hotel bills $40,
automobile expenses $75, telephone
$50, carfare SIS, postage So.
VIM. A. Buckley distributed $685., |
including: Literature distribution
$25, clerical work, stamps and sta
tionery SIS, Dennis Hoyes of demo- [
cratic town committee Winsted, 500,
H j. Freeman, democratic committee |
Naugatuck, sos,
Mr. Kennedy reports mot any
pledge made"
Representative, e. j. Hill reports
since the election the expenditure of
1882 in addition to that reported be-
fore the election. This additional
expenditure includes the following:
Fairfield County republican organiza-
ton 500, South Norwalk republican
club $25, Colored Republican club,
South Norwalk IS, Winnepaug Re
publican club SIS, New Haven Poster
Advertising Co. SIT, East Norwalk
Republican club SIS, Darien Review
advertising S., advertising in state
catalogue American Federation of |
Labor $40.
Former Representative jeremiah |
Donovan reports on October 80 that
he made no additionl campaign eX- |
penditures.
0SOISS w. fdollil, SoCldllSt CdnQlaale,
made no expenditures in the fourth |
district.
After the election Rep. J. c. Tilson |
still reports that no campaign expendi- |
lures were made by him.
E. w. Beardsley of Waterbury, re- |
ports no expenditures were made by |
him as prohibition candidate for con-
gress in the third Connecticut dis |
trict.
William E. White, New Haven, re-
ports that his candidacy as a social
list against Tilson and Reilly cost him
only 81 contribution to the social
list campaign fund.