New Britain herald., 1925-04-29
CONTRIBUTIONS ID
 DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Gifts Amounted to SS65 and EX,
 ptnSeS Totaled SS25.62

Contributions to the democratic town committee totalod ss65, and the expenses of the recent campaign were sS2662, Chairman John F. R. Keeyers reports,
 The contributions were as follows: A. NJ. Paonessa, s95: Thomas J. smith, s26; Elias T, Ringrose, s25: w. J, Farley, $25; c. J. Callahan, s25; John F. F. Kevers, s25; John Maerz. s25; George lIe Witt. s2O, William r Mangan, s10: Frank za- patka. $10; Samuel Sablotsky, s1O; c. Davenport, SIC; John Doyle, s10; s. G. Casale, BIO; Frank Conlon, s10; Michael T. Korwin, s10: Edward A. Mccarthy, S5; John ]. Walsh. s5; Thomas W. Fay, $5; James w. Man ming $5; John l., Ross, $5. B. V. Dougherty, s5; James Farrell $2; John Higgins, SS; John O'Brien, s5; Samuel Nesta. S5; B, Karpinski, s5; Fred Holfelder, s5; and pr. Avitable, | S5; total, $365.
 The expenditures were as follows: Art Sign Co.,, signs, si,5O; Quality Print Shop. printing, s7; Gordon Brothers, supplies, s9.5O. A, McNa" mara, services, SC; N. McCann, ser ices, s6; P. scaperlati, services, SC; D. NJ, Mlasnili, rent, S1o; T, Firth, seryies s6; F. Barrow, auto hire, s12; D. Scinslii, rent, s5, l.. Marsh services. $6 F.. Barron, services, SIS: J. Sullivan, services $6; J. kel- lev, services, s6: l.. Marks, services 1 SC; J. Ryan, services, S6; Mohill Bros, supplies $3; A. A. Mills, sup niles, sS.14: Walsh X HofnIder. sup plies, st@.5o; United Cigar Stores ! supplies, SIC: w. Sikora, supplies s4,o7; Fair Dept. Store, supplies so15t !. F. Callahan, supplies, Se'- 55; Y S. Govt postage, s5.1O; Gulf Refining Co.,, supplies. s7'5O; Cen tra1 Lunch, lunches, s3.S5: Hard ware City Tire Shop, repairs, $1; Standard oil Co.,, supplies, SS; E. Sullivan, services, $s; J. Hayes, ser vices, Sc; A. Cantor services, Se; A. Milstern, services, s6; A. Gowfon' services, s6: Mag x Berkowitz, rent, st5. I. B. Hawllworth, janitor ser vice &; C. Fallettl, rent S5; Record Publishing Co. advertising. $6; J. F Bernsconi services. s9,25; C. d. Evans. ianitor, service. $S; d. f. Nechan, rent, sb; N. Campbell, jan itor service s3; Herald Publishing Co., advertising, s4; Southern New England Telephone Co.,. telephones so5.7o. Connecticut Light K Po"er O.. lights, $173;- J. E Hawksworth' iaritor service, s3: total expense s325.62; unexpended balance. sl'9" balance on hand s1,35.
 Campaign Expenditures
 ramnaign expense lists have been filed by candidates for office as lol- lows
 Thomas !. Cabelus. republican, elected councilman in the. Fourth Ward contributed Si 10 the repno- Iican town committee; John F. Baldyca, democrat, unsuccessful candidate for selectman, spent $20 for car hire: William A. Day, repub- lican. unsuccessful candidate for councilman in the Sixth Ward, spent s5.S0 for stenographic help and postage; Frank T. McMahon, demo- crat, unsuccessful candidate for councilman in the Second Ward, in- cured no expense; P. J. Murray democrat, unsuccessful candidate for councilman in the Third Ward. had no expense; Edward Scalise, demo rrat, unsuccessful candidate for the council in tho Fourth Ward, incur red no expense, w. Spalding War, ner republican, elected councilman in the Third Ward, contributed S5 tc fhe republican town committee; John A. Larson republican, re-elect- cd councilman in the Fourth Ward had no expense; Thomas P, Orch ard, republican, elected to the coun. ciI In the Second Ward, gave s5 tc the republican town committee; Mrs. Laura Mangan, democrat elected to the school board, had nc expense.