Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-19
Westerly Men, Women and Affairs
Sul3vsn-Suarue Weddina-Masons Represented at New Haven-Georae w. Greene Charged with Maintain ing Liquor Nuisance-Murphy aud Leary Held for Breaking and Entering,

names of Westerly school children ap- pear among the winners of the awards in the monthly contests of The Schocl Arts Guild. This omission is perhaps due to a misunderstanding Of the changed rules in the monthly compe- tition that resulted in the late arrival of the exhibits from Westerly, too late to receive the required attention of the board of judges. It is therefore prob ably that Westerly pupils will receive some of the awards that will be an- nounced in February.
 Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitchell arrested George w. Greene of shan mock. Wednesday, and brought him to the Third district court in Westerly, charged with maintaining liquor null sance and with keeping liquor with in tent to sell Greene pleaded not guilty and his case was continued to the reg ular session of court, Jan. 27. He lur- nished surety of S1,000 in the nuisance case and s100 on the second charge: This arrest is the result of the raid oT Monday night when Mrs. Greene emp tied two gallon jug of whiskey, some of it on a kitchen stove, and nearly set the house aflre. The raid was made upon complaint of Walter E. Perkins, special liquor officer for the town of Charlestown.
 John Murphy was arrested by Dep uty Sheriff Casey Tuesday night, and with John Leary who was taken into custody early in the day, was arraign- cd Wednesday before Judge Alberti R. Stillman in the Stonington town court. They were accused of breaking ana entering and stealing from the home of James Murphy in Pawcatuck and of committing like offense in the quarry building of Alexander Murray. They were found probably guilty and held for trial in the superior court for New London county.
 The bimonthIy meeting of tho West erIy probate court, Judge Edward VI. Burke, was held in the town clerks s office Tuesday afternoon The tnven- tory of the estate of Charles B. Hall was received and ordered recorded. Abby Hall, executrix, petitioned for permission to part or whole of the personal estate, which was granted, not to be sold at less than appraisal value.
 James. McColl, executor of the es- tate of Alexander G. Crumb, petitioned for an allowance for the support or the family for the month. The peti- ton was received and referred to the session of Feb. '.
 The will of James L.. Nash was ad- mitted to probate, and Mrs. Abby A. Nash confirmed as executrix, bonds being f1Xed at SSUu. Horace F. bur dick, Everett H. Uash and Vincent D. E1dred were appointed appraisers.
 Isaac Jones, executor of the estate of Annie s. Bent Jones' filed his first account. which showed a balance due the executor. Referred to session of Feb, z.
 Lyman Hall was appointed admin istrator of the estate of Iona Hall, In bonds of s$200. Robert P. Hall, Will lard R. Hall and Charles F. Champlin were appointed administrators.
 The administratrix of the state of Milton Young made report that, while the inventory value of the estate was s1,S06.20, the receipts were $1.15259, loss of S653.61; 8 mortgage of $620 was not included in the inventory. The estate is insolvent with an indebted ness of about s6,O00. after all prefer red claims were paid. and with no funds of the estate with the adminis- tratrix. Continued to Feb. : with or- der of notice.