Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-06
JUDGE Edward Nj. Burke held lengthy
session of the Westerly probate court


session of the Westerly probate court
Tuesday First and final account of
John V. Vars administrator of the es-
tate of James P Vars, was examined
and approved for record. Charles b.
Barber administrator of the estate OF
Hannah NJ Barber, presented his first
ana final account. which was ordered
recorded. Petition for order of dis
tribution was granted. The first and
final account of Bertha NJ. Krebbs, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Edwin ID.
Krebbs. was examined approved and
ordered recorded.
The win of Abby A. White, who died
in Westerly Aug. 8. 1911. was presented
for probate. The will was executed at
BrattleborO, VT, December. 1889. Miss
Pauline Jenny. now of Hartford one
of the witnesses, identified her own
and the signatures of the other wit
nesses. The will provides that her
estate be given to her sisters, Laimie
G.. Chase and Emma Hiscox, and to the
heirs Of the survivor Lavinia Chase
was confirmed as executor and the
bond was fixed at $500. Mrs. Chase is
d resident of BrattlebOrO, VT. and Eu-
gene 3. Pendleton was appointed her
agent The appraisers are Eugene B.
PendletOn DR.. c. Grant Savage and
Everett E. Whipple
The will of Ann Dowd. who died
Aug. Il. 1911. was admitted to probate.
Philip Dowd and Cornelius Bransfield
We're confirmed as executors in tynds
of $500. John J. Carney, Martin II.
Spellman and Clarence E. Roche were
appointed appraisers.
The inventory of the estate of Annie
V. Pike was received and ordered re-
corded.
The exemplifed copy of the will and
eodicil OF Charles w Hutchinson of
Utica. \. Y. was upon petition re-
ceived and ordered recorded in the
probate court of Westerly.
Anna Ethelyn Foster having attain
ed her majority filed with the court
release OF her guardian, Lucy NJ. Fos-
Ter. having examined and being fully
satisfied with the administration of her
estate.
Mary a. Graft presented her first and
final account us. Administrative of the
estate of Joseph Graf. which was ap
proved for record.
Lewis Stanton was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of CORTLAND G.
stanton and the bond WAS fixed at
S7.300. Eugene B. Pendleton, John S
Holland and Abel P. Randall were
named as appraisers.
While Mrs. Rka Clemens, propri-
etress OF the Lorraine mill boarding
mouse, was seated on the piazza in
'front.' OF her home at the corner of
Mechanic and Palmer streets Monday
evening, her bedroom was entered and
$40 in cash stolen. The boarders were
dW4 ~ during the evening and Mrs
Clemens went to her room about 10
o'clock. She could not open the door
ana called for assistance. 1t was
found that the door was barricaded
rom the inside and that the screen
mad been removed from the window
There was sure evidence of a burglary
and Mrs. Clemens soon discovered her
loss. The 1920, which was in So and
$40 bills was taken from wallet
which she kept in a hat box The
empty wallet was found on the floor
Ii is believed that the burglary oc-
Cured about half past 7, as the
Waterman al the mill is positive that
he saw light in Mrs. Clemens room
at that hour and supposed that the
woman was in the room at the time
The thief therefore had start of
nearly three hours before the burglary
was reported to Deputy Sheriff Will
liam II. Casey.