The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-02
OFFICIAL TOTALS
 OF VOTES GIVEN \
 BY STATE BOARD
Majorities of Winning Congress men, Senators, Sheriffs and Judges of Probate

The State Board of Canvassers, con- Comptroller. on Wednesday canvassed the votes cast at the November cleo ton for Representative-at-la and other Congressman. Sheriffs. Senators and Judges of Probate. The votes foI State officers will be canvassed next month. Representative-at-la John Q. Tilson. Republican. was reelected by . plurality of 6,364 over George F. Ingersoll. Democrat. The other Re- publican Congressman were reelected by the figures: Henry. 1,235; Higgins, 7s; Hill. 2s43 Mayor Thomas l.. Reilly. the Democratic nominee for Congress in the Second district. had a plurality of 3.o12.
 small pluralities. as a rule. the only one to reach four figures (except Stiles Judson, who was on two tickets) be- ing Peter Lawlor. Democrat. of the Sixteenth district. who was elected by 1.21s. The smallest plurality for a Lounsbury. Republican. of the Sew enteenth district. who won by twelve votes, and Garry Paddock. Democrat. of the Twenty-third. had margin or only two votes bigger. In the Seventh Senatorial district, where it is expect cd there will be a contest, the official returns show Bailey. Republican, to De elected by n over Connor. Democrat.
 FOR SHERIFFS.
 Fairfield county-Vollmer. Den.. IT, sl2; Hawley. Rep, 15,S4O; Vollmer s plurality. 1As2. In 1906. Hawiey's plurality. s.5S7.
 Litohfield county - Middlebrooks, Middiebrooks' plurality. 165. In 1906, T1,rEfu ofou's plurality, 391.
 FOR SENATORS.
 Fist D1st-Bartlett's Rep.) plurality. 117. Tn 1908. Holzer's (Repo plurality. 32d Dist-McNefl's Dem.) plurality, 5ee. In 1908. Arnold's Rep) plurality. 25d Dist-Paddock's Dem.) plurality, A. In 1908. Manwaring's Rep.) plu- 2ath Dist-Peck's tRep.) plurality, s5th Dist-Judson tRep) 4,47a..
 26th Dist-Donovan's s Oem.) plural ity, 601. Tn 1908. Sullivan's (Rep.) s7th DistMFoster's Oem.) plurality. 150. In 1908. Reeds CRep0 plurality, soth Dist-Meara's (Dem.) plurality sist Dist-Barnum's (Rep) plurality, 45s. Tn 1908. Republican plurality. A., 568.
 s2d pist-Brinsnad de's Rep.) plural Aty, S71. In 1908. Republican plurality, 1.4ss.
 JUDGES OF PROBATE.
 Fairfield County.
 Brfdgeport-Enward F. Hallen.
 Daubury@Eugene c. Dempsey.
 Bethel-Howard H. Woodman.
 Brookfield-Wflliam B. Roe.
 Fairneld-Mmore S. Banks.
 Greenwich-Jeremiah Tierney.
 Huntington-David A. Nichols. M Newtownr-Wil1iam J. Beecher. Ncrwalk-Henry W. Gregory.
 Redding-Jonathan B. Sanford.
 Radgefeld-Cyrus A. Cornen, Jr. Shsrman-warren c. Allen.
 Stamford-Charles D. Lockwood. StFatford-Charles H. Peck.
 Wegtport-Daniel B. Bradley. Jr.
 Litchfield County.
 LdtchAeld-John T. Hubbard a Barkhamsted-C. Ebert Honold. Cauaan-DAvid c. Whittlesey.
 Cornwall-George R. Smith.
 HArwinton-David B. Mansfield. Kent-WaIter M. Barnum.
 New Hartford-Frank l.. Whitney New Milford-John F. Addis.
 Norfolk--Robbins Battell stoeckel. Plymouth-Frederick A. Scott. tRoxb,ry-Edward W. Preston.
 9alisbmy-Donald T. Warner.
 ShAron-Frank W. Dakin
 Thomaston-Frank W. Etheridge. Torrfngton-Willard A. Roraback Wasf1ington-Herman O. Averill Watertown-Howard M. Hickox. Winchester@Frank W. Seymour. Woodbury-Samuel c. Tomlinson.