Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-04
THE DAY AFTER IN WESTERLY
Diputing Returns of Pawcatucks Vote License-Re- count Possible-Probate Court Business-Agent C. J. Tanner to Leave Railroad Staton-New Comfort Station Completed-Board of Trade Meets

Judge Edward M Burke held a reg liar bi-monthl session of the West
 " probate court Tuesday afternoon. he first business was the presentation frr probate of the will of Abby w. Gardner, Sho Gied in Westerly. August zs. ia11- The document was witnessed by Ethel A. Dion, John K Bell and John w. Sweeney specifics a legacy cf sinO to Elizabeth Wilbur and $25 each to her thyee children. Anna A. Gardner. a nr<<e, is made residuary lesatee and nominated fer executor of the estate. The nominee was con- nrmed as executor. the will admit ted to probate and bond fixed at $500.
 UPcn petition, Raymond C. Vars, Clarence A Vars and Mary C. Vars, minors. under fourteen years of age, and children of Ruth C. Vars and the late Enoch ". Vars. petitioned that their mother be appointed guardian of their persons and estates The peti- tons were granted and the guardian required ts furnish bond of S3.000 in cash sotaes.
 The iRFentsry of the estate of Enech W. Vars, showing personal property valued al ss.s22.sS. was received and approved for record.
 Winslow N- York, executor of the estate of Susan P. York, presented 1irst and final account which, after examination. was ordered recorded.
 The inventory of the estate of Ann pewer was presented and approved for rseord-
 estate of Abby White, petitioned for authority to sell real estate in Wells street in order to pay bills of the es- tate. and the executor authorized to sell at auction. or bF private sale, for 6 sum not less than Si.500- The peti- -ion was received and continued with order of notice.
 
 Although defeated for office of first seIectr1an. which he has held m the town of Stoninston several years, Hen " A. Stahle. republican, was elected mtfsorsty representative of the board, and in spite of organized opposition of elsalses fn his o.n party. In the Paw catsek voting district, where AJr Stahle resides and where he is best kDoTH- he les the entire ticket with a vote ef 3s5. or 4s more votes than were received oy any other candidate for any office en the republican tick et. Joseph W Cfsseoro. who led in the vote for selectmen in the town, Is aiSe a resident of Pawcatuci1 and S 1aElarrst. He received 2s6 votes in his hsFHe district, or 99 less than Stable. The average republican ma jority in this district was 110, not including the Vste for selectmen. 5znles E. Lerd. republican. defeated candidate for selectrnan. received 299 votes in Pswcatuck. 102 less than Stahse and less than Chesehre. Hold redge. democrat, received 229 votes in 1he d&eFrsct, 16e less than Stahle.
 fts- vote of the Pawcatuck district was sS follows Straight republican ees; strezeht democrat 241: socialist s: rrehibitisn g; split ballots 1S9; de- feettvs haAiots 66 total 737
 JeserA ". Cshesebro. for selectman, led on She democratic ticket, 296 and shs-eEu:5t fate to receive the next high esr SSte was John NJ Donohue for HeR-d cs EelSef with 250 votes. On fl1e rep1H ticket, with 552 votes for asaRser, was the next highest to t{r stsfle's vote of 3s5.
 During Tuesday there were all sorts of reports sfioat concerning the all ie<ed vete on kquer license. Some of the reports declared that the total vote masoF4ti=s rensing from eleven to fweuty-sfx
 The figures announced by the sev- erai districts. as received at Pawca- tuck, showed that the town had voted in favor of no-fcense. sy a majority m.le the aglr-s eighteen When the moderator of the First district. who receives returns fpsm the other mod er7ta<s. made up his report. he trans posed the figures in the returns from the Third district and announced that the town had voted in favor of H- cen=e The moderator does net admit that any such srror was made, al- though it is probable that error was made. as the moderator and counters sf the Third district are positive on this point.
 As the matter stood Tuesday, the decIarafiou of the vSte b: the moder- stor Is ofibciat. and favors license, and # he completed his duties on the night as the election. seating the ballot boxes with the original of the returns there fin. and placing the same in the GUS rodx of the town clerk. the modeHator's dsunnrntien will stand. Therefore it