Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-13
Probate Decree of Westerly Judge
Upheld by Superior Court-Clams Against Estate Must be Filed with Probate Clerk-Liquor and Embezzle- rnent Cases Continued-Albert Fuller Operated in New York State-Dates for Prize Speaking Contests Announced-Personals.

ments are express they must be strict lily compiled with.
 The other reasons for appeal are moi tenable.
 The appeal is dismissed with costs. The decree of the probate court oi Westerly entered on the 18th day of September, 1908, whereby the appellant was adjudged guilty of unfaithful ad- ministration, is approved. When this decision officially reaches ! the Westerly probate court, it will be- come the duty of Judge Burke to ap- point an administrator of the estate of l Charles Fl. Fayerweather to succeed
 Mir Coy. and to order the claim of the
 Sweeney Granite company paid. At the regular session of the Third
 district court, Judge Oliver H. Will Hams. at the request of counsel for de- fendant, who was engaged elsewhere, the case against Oliver E. Gavitt,
 charged with violation of the liquor law, was continued for trial at the reg ular session of court next Friday. The ease of Pietro Cageloise and Gi- oabrino Spinalo, charging Joseph S. Grills with embezzlement, was also continued to next Friday. Cageloise alleges that Grills took 1850 of his money to forward to his credit in the National Bank of Rome, Italy, but fn- stead of sending 1t to Rome, Grills ap- proprlated the money to his own use. A like charge against Grills is pre- fered by SDinola, who fixes his loss at $500.
 Assistant Attorney General Harry r. Cross appeared as prosecutor in the liquor seizure cases against Charles Clayton and Edward Gilroy After hearing testimony regarding the seiz- ure. the court declared the liquors and vessels forefited to the state, and or dered the destruction of the liquors and the destruction or sale of the vessels con taining the liquors.
 Carlton Snyder of North Stonington aged 22. was arraigned on the charge of intoxication, and with malicious de- struction cf town property in a cell in the police station. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to fifteen days in the Providence county jail for damag- ing property. Judgment was suspended on the intoxieation charge.
 As time goes on the magnitude of Albert Fuller" as a horse thief in- creases. and his identification is more complete.
 Since Chief Bransfeld returned with Fuller from Stamford and landed him in the Washington county jail. pending trial in the superior court, the chief has been in communication with police authorities of places mentioned in the Fuller memorandum, and from nearly every one Of the places he has receiv- ed information that horse and carriage were stolen on the specified dates, and descriptions of the thief tally with Fuller
 Recently Chief Bransfield sent a pho tograph of Fuller to the New York jo- lice department. In acknowledging the receipt of the photo. statement is made that Fuller Is the man arrested in New York city in February. 1907. as a horse thief. at the instance of the police au- thorities of Cairo. N. Y, and turned over to them. He was undoubtedly convicted and imprisoned, which ac- counts for the break of several months