Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-20
Grand Jury Indicts Westerly Druggist
Thomas J. Ramon Accused of Maintaining Liquor Nuis- ance Outcome of Superior Court Hearing in Alleged Poisoned Whiskey Cases--Wilam Hoxsey Dies Sud- denly in California-Rumored EIopemert-Funeral of Deputy Sheriff Coon.

He is survived by Mrs. Hoxsey and a daughter, Mary Minton Hoxsey, wife of Percy c. Thomas, of Rome, N. Y. About a month ago, when in the dining room of the Hotel Del Coronado, MT. Hoxsey suffered slight paralytic shock, from which he never fully re covered. Although suffering from the effects, his condition was not consider ed precarious and his death came sud- denly. The body will be forwarded to Westerly and placed in the family plot at River Bend.
 Judge Edward M. Burke held regular session of the Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon. The greater part of the session was devoted to the gen. eral condition of the estate of Alfred A. Stillnlan, Attorneys Davis and Bur dick appearing for the executrlx, the object being to determine action in re- gard to inventory and sale of some Of the carriages that were in the posses sion of MT. Stillman at the time of his death, as agent for carriage companies
 The will of J. Alonzo Balbcock was admitted to probate. All his property, real and personal, is bequeathed to his son, Edward H. Babcock, who is named in the will as executor The will IS dated Jan. Is, 1908, and witnessed by Thomas H. Peabody. Lucy B. Peabody and Bridget M. Sullivan.
 Edward H. Babcock was confirmed as executor, with bonds of $3,500, with out surety Eugene B. Pendleton, George N Burdick and James Jolly were appointed appraisers.
 Joseph C.. Moore rendered account of estate of Elizabeth C. Moore, admin istrator, which was ordered recorded, as was also the inventory of the estate of Frederick M. Card.
 The inventory of the estate of Eu- gene F. Stillman was received for rec ord, and the executor was authorized to sell specified articles of personal v,v.r,r r-tx af v,r~iyyo f0 cal O
 Albert F. CottreH gave release to Charles F. COttrell, as guardian, of his his estate. the former having attained his majority. The release was record ed.
 Albert G. Barber was appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of Nathan M. Barber, who died March 12, 1910, in Westerly. The bond was fixed at $3,500. praisers. are Lafayette B. Kenyon, J. Walter Buddington and John Currie.
 The administrator of the estate of Susan P. York was authorized to pay to the River Bend Cemetery associa- tion the sum of $50 for the perpetual care of the cemetery lot
 The petition of the executrix of the estate of Alfred A. Stillman to extend 25, 1910, was granted. The indications are that the estate will be insolvent.
 The will of Charles PendIeton Chap man has been lodged for probate. All the estate is beQueathed to his wife, Eliza A. Chapman, during her natural life. Upon the death of Mrs. Chapman the remaining portion of the estate is bequeathed to the two sons, Charles D. Chapman and I4eander T. Cha pnan, to be divided equally between them, if both survive Mrs. Chapman. The will provides that if neither son survives and not leaves any children, the estate remaining shall go to the heirs at law A executrix under the will. The will is dated June IT, 1890, and witnessed by Henry Whipple, Albert H. Spicer and Charles Perrin.
 will was executed and Charles D. Chapman is the only surviving son. 7 The will of Hannah Collins McCort. formerly of Westerly, who died in St. Mary'S home, West Hartford, Conn.,. March 3d, was lodged for probate The will directs that her body be buried in old St. MichaeIs cemetery, Pawcatuck and leaves $50 to care for the burial lot.
 She beaueathed $50 to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, West erly, and request that low masses be said for her soul and the soul of her sister, Julia Collins, and for the soul of her son, William ]. Collins McCort in case he be sdead, and for his tenn poral and spiritual welfare if he be living.
 Sne DoQuedCned e1gift ShareS Of the Narragansett Electric Lighting com pany of Providence to her son, William J. Collins McCort, his heirs and as signs. The rest and residue of the es- tate is given to the St. Vincent de Paul Infant asylum in Providence. Charles Perry is named as executor of the will which is dated Oct. 29, 1907, and wit messed by C. A. Morgan and Arthur L. Perry. The personal estate Is valued at s2,ooO.
 There is new chapter in the love and Tony Signarelle of Peacedale. Last February, under the impression that he had been tilted, Signarelle shot himself while on the train soon after leaving Westerly returning from a visit to his lady love- The wound in ficted was not serious. Soon after that there were frequent meetings of the young lovers, each being IS years of age.
 Monday morning Signarelle left Westerly for Boston on the 1928 train and with him was Miss Costogna on an elOpement trip, and it is believed in Westerly that they are now married. The parents of the girl are very in- dignant over the affair and the police of Providence and Boston have been asked to take the girl into custody, as the parents propose to get possession of their daughter, as she is still in her minority.
 Rev. William F. Williams of Christ Episcopal church conducted the funeral services of Deputy Sheriff Eugene w.