The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-03
POLICEMEN AND
 FIRENIEN GIVE
 ONE SIXTH FUND
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 l An examination of the Republicans
 report showed that there were about 1 TOO names of dOnators listed and out of this number about 500 were police and firemen.
 While Town Chairman J. Alex Rob inson told a Times representative the i other day that no collections were made from these men as department members and they simply contributed to the campaign fund, the fact re- mains that it is a strange fact that the contributions are so similar. In fact they are about one-haIf of one per cent. of the mems yearly salaries. The names of the policemen who contributed are as follows:
 Walter Auger, John E. Barton, Chas. Beamer, Harold Beardsworth, George L. Benne editti, Philip Blans- field, James Bray, John Browne, Jr.- Edwin G. Buckley, James Burns. Francis J. Callahan, Peter A. Cam pana, William F. Casey, Edward V. Cassidy, Charles H. Clampett, John J. Cody, William Colgan, Joseph P. Collins, Michael CoIonari, James Con neTy, Thomas NJ Connery, Robert Connolly, Robert J. Connors, Joseph P. Coughltn. Joseph T. Coughlin, Patrick J. Corrigan.
 Edward o. Cronan, Edward J. Crowley, Jr., John Curran, John ? 1 Curry, Robert Dabbs, Edward Daley William DalIwig, Patrick Daley, John B. DeLaca, Frederick E. Derrick, Henry J. Devaney. Patrick J. Devine, James DoOley, John F. Dunn, John c. Dwyer, Frederick F. EfckeI, James F. English, John W. Erickson, Jas. Falvey, Lawrence M. Farrell, Hugo Fischer, George 4. Fitzgerald, Daniel
 A. F'itzroy.
 Patrick FIannigan, Thomas H. Flood, John J. Flynn, Thomas H. Flynn, James R. Foley, William Fos- ter, George F. Fox, John J. Garrity, Thomas F. Gerrity, Thomas c. Gill. Clifford N Norgas, Martin c. Gotts- chalk Harry G. Green, Samuel Greg ory, John J. rifin, Thomas J. Grir- fin, George Grosshans, John 4. Gun zenhduser, Carl GusJafson, John P. i Halpin, William J. Halpin, Peter IL Hall, Alexander P. Hatch. George A. Haux, Joseph A. Hazel, Anton Herb, Robert F Hoffman. Frank W. Hol- brook, John H. Howell, John L. Hughes, William H. Jaggers, Edward IT Jones, Robert T. Hampf, Martin J, Kane, John P. Keane, Thomas r. kearney, John J. Keegan, Dennis Ke- hoe. John J. Kelly. Jr., Martin J, Kelly, stephen L. Kelly, Hugh Kier-
 nan, Otto Kraft, Albert E. Laugham. i Richard Larkin, Michael J. Larney 1 Frank G. Lee, Jjseph LengyeI, Her
 pert Liggins, Roderick M Ludwlg ! Wilhelm Lundberg, John F. Lyman, John A. Lyddy, Thomas F. Malone,
 Thomas J. Maloney, Frederick Il. l Marco, John II. Mathews.
 Edward Mccarthy, Robert A. Me Cunough, Simon Mccullough, John
 Mcdonald, William AIcDonouSh John l E. McGirr, Thomas M. AcNamara, Daniel F. McPadden, John T. and John F. McPadden. Thomas r. Nee han, Joseph P. NIeaney, Levi AIendel- son. Charles Meyer, David E. Miller, Richard H. Miller, Thomas L. Min ! ogue, Edward Morris, John F. Aur- phy.
 Charles Musante, John A. O'Brien,
 John O'ConnelI, William O'Leary, James J. O'Neil, James O'Nei1 (Iieu- tenanD, Patrick O'Neil, Charles R. ! Planz. Daniel 4. Poland, Frank B. PrindIe, Arthur L. Prout, Joseph 1 Ratzenberger, James Ramsey, John H. Redgate (superintendenD, Milton l.. Reed, John H. Began, Daniel J. Reilly, Patrick W. Reilly, Bernard Key holds, Fred Rosenpenny, John Ryan, Arthur F. Salmons, Frederick J. 1 Schultz, John J. Seery, Daniel J. | Sheehan. Bartholomew Sheridan, 1 Harold Sherwood, Robert H. Sim 1 mons George F. Simon, George R. 1 Simpson, Thomas G. Smallwood, Clay l ton L. Smith.
 | Charles H. SuckIey, (assistant su- perintendent), Herbert L. Stowe, Den 1 his J. Sullivan, Henry L. Sullivan, l Robert Tate. Edward Wagner, Jr.. Charles E. Wakeman, James Walker l Louis Wargo, George A. Washburn, 1 John F. Waterbury. John F. Watts. | Thomas J. Weller, Charles E. Wheel l CT, Edward C. Wheeler, Isaac B. Will 1 Hams, William R. Wolfe, Thomas A | Zehender, Emil Ziebo1d, Jr.