Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

L. the superior court for Washing
ton coeaty. now in session at Kings
ter. Assistant Attorney General Henry
W. Greenough, presented the report of
STATE Bank Commissioner Goodwin as
10 The condition of the Kingston saw
fnrs bank. u which he is temporary
RECEIVER. and asked that the receiver
ship be continued for time until the
hank l. 1ully rehabilitated.
The report shows that instead of a
dsfisit OF SOS. ssf5s when Mr.. Goodwin
took possession, June II. 1909, that
there is 4 surplus of S432.74. as based
on market values. Since he last made
report to the court ct the April ses-
sion there was been a pronounced gain
for the bank At that time the def
cit lad been reduced to S3,S39.6S. The
bank liabilities remain the same as
when he took charge, which is S215,-
1895. and OF this S2T2, 1868 is due
depositors-
AIR Goodwin says that the affairs of
the bank are fast improving and that,
in his opinion. the bank. in a COM
rarstis ely short time, should be in
condition to resume business and be
among the sound banking institutions
OF the state
assistant Attorney General Green
oagh asked that the matter be con-
-fnued TO the February term of court.
Attorney =. ". Case who represents
a large number Of creditors, assented
20 this. and Judge Elmer Rathbun so
ordered
The grand jury returned two indict-
ments. one against Ernest A. Moore
OF North Kingston. charged with as
Eault with a dangerous weapon, and
the other against Abbic Sweet of Ex-
eter charged with maintaining a liq
uor nuisance. The jury failed to re-
turn indictments in two liquor cases
brought against Tomasso Benanti of
Peace Dale. and Santo Tizzatio of
westerly Ills completed The duty
Of the grand jury and the jurors were
discharged. Westerly vas represented
on this jury by Shs..2n T. Hoxie, L.
Waiter Potter. James E. Riddell. Frank
II Cor5ner and Walter Z. Wheeler
The cases against the Davisville
grange. brought by Charles F. Hill and
his wife. Julia Hill. both now de-
ceased. and Airs. Louisa Young, who
were expelled from the grange, is on
the docket OF the superior court for
trial at the present session In an
equity case OF MIR. Hill against the
grange. Attorney Bellin. for the com
plainznt, announced the death OF Mr..
HID. AS the death ends this case to
a large extent. Attorney Allen, for the
grange. moved that the court give no
fice by publication that at the NO
xarrsnsr session 4 motion to dismiss
VIII be heard. This is intended to
peEznit any legal representative of Mr..
Hi to come in ana be heard, and as
this particular case involves property
rights. II is probable that an admin
i<trafor will be appointed and enter
an appearance in the case.
Since the suits were brought, both
Mr. and Mrs. Hill have died, Mr.. Hill
about two months age, and il Is said
that he made dearhbed request that
the cases be pressed in the courts to
the end
The other case, involving practical
" the same latter. yet brought by
Louisa Young. came up in court, and
Attorney Allen was given three weeks
in which 20 answer and Attorney Bel
lin ten days in which to make re-
ply
The DaFssville grange has passed
out Of existence and the Quidnessett
grange formed in its place The cases
are brought against the DavisYille
grange, enjotning the grange from
selling or disposing of certain real
estate held by the grange
judge Edward NJ. Burke held reg
uIzr zession OF the Westerly probate
court. Tuesday afternoon, which was
n brief duration. The will of Ann
Dowd deceased. which was admitted
10 probate over a month ago, nomi-
mated Cornelius Bransfeld and Philip
Tpord as executors of the estate, and