Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-04
WILL OF WESTERLY DIVORCED WIFE
Leaves Property Mother and Provides For Children IN
Orphanage- Husband of Margaret F. Stiman Said to
be Married Again in Connectcut-"Lary the Dog"
Banks Once Too Often-Schwaner Market Appraisal
Death of Simon p White of Laurel Glen.

Judge Edward N. Burke held a spe-
ciHl session OF the Westerly probate
court Tues lay. Attorney Henry l..
Burdicx REPRESENTED lhe estate OF Mar
earet Il. Stillman. who died Novem-
Der Is. 1911 HeC- viii wac admitted
10 probate and Mr.. Burdick was con-
rrred IS executor. AL real and per-
Eonsl property IS left 70 the mothe'
Of the teststrix: 81, Msry's orphanage,
hv It's board OF trustees, is named as
guardian OF two minor children, under
fourteen years Of age. who have been
a the institution in Providence Tor
shp past Two wears. The matter of
appointing testamentary guardian 10
children was deferred, pending the is
auance OF notice OF hearing to give
orrortunity for the father. who is
said no be married and living in Con-
nectiCrt. having previously divorced
bis wife. now deceased, TO be heard
in the matter Of guardianship. This
seton U.s. in compliance with law, but
does not necessarily interfere with the
proper care for the minor children.
Alexander Bissett Samuel Fyfe and
J.. Atwood Stedmau were appointed
Heir OF Eunice A. Burdick, VINO died
December Is. 1911, intestate, petition
I'd that Judge John W. Sweeney, or
some other suitable person, be ap-
rented administrator OF the estate,
the personal property valuation be-
ilE placed between $500 and $4,000.
JUDGE Sweeney was appointed admin
fstrator and the bond fixed at $4,000.
Clarence u. Roche, James W. Burke
End Charles ]. Butler were appoin' ed
appraisers
The win Of Giuessippi Purporo, who
y H t.
Ted for admission 20 probate. All per-
Ecnal and real estate is belu6athed TO
his wife. AntCnia Costango Purporo.
The personal property is valued az
$500. Bond was fixed at $500, without
surety. and Airs. fcr1oIo confirmed
~ eIecurriE- Easquale Salameuo, Eu-
gene Is Pendleton and James W..
Burke were appointed appraisers
Rev. Arthur P. Wsdgs, former pas
ter of q Baptist church in Lowell,
who has been appointed special re-
rrcus and moral instructor for the
United States Indian schools by the
Society for Props eating tho Gospel
among TIE Indians. was formerly
resident of Westerly. IWentE-eigkt
years ago he was clerk I'm the Frank
enstein dry goods store that was To-
GATED m Main street. The appoint
ment has the approval Of the commit
toe ca Indian affairs.
AZ re regular meeting Of Hancock
past, no. ST., department Of Connec-
tieut held in their quarters In Memo
rial l.-idinE. The following named
officers az The post. elected and ap-
pointed for the present wear. were du-
lv installed by Past Commander
Charles H. Holoredge, as installing
oncer:
Joseph smith. post commander;
Abel BabcocS, senior vice comman-
der: Thomas ID. Sheffield. adiutsnt;
Joshua 81. Clark. surgeon: Frank T..
BriEhumsn, chaplain. Frank r. Bright
nan. patriotic instructor. Charles H..
HoidredEe, Qusrtermaster. Albert n.
Crsndall, 0ffcer Of the day. James A.
sheldon, ofiicer o. the guard; Horace
Sisson. sergeant major; Stephen W.
Collins, quartermaster serg cant.
The saloon Of Michael Mccarthy on
the White Rock road was entered
ald rubbed, after midnight Oh the
saturday preceding Christmas, ana
liquors tobacco and cigars of the
value Of SO were taken. A spinner
named Larry Coleman, who had been
employed at the White Rock mills
FOR several weeks. was suspected OH
the crime. Chief Of Police Brown,
with Mr. Mccarthy. made an unsuc-
cesgful search for Coleman in Pr0yi-
dence- Subsequently Chief Brown sen
out b. circular letter descriptive II
Coleman ro tAe police of the manu-
tacrur1ng centers OF New England. IN
addition to the personal description
the circular letter stated that Larry
culemal's home was FIN Troy. y. H.
and thar by reason of his close imita
riou Of tlc growing and bark ng Of
dog, which exhibition hr was aceus-
toned 20 giving ID saloons, bic was
Dog
Sew ears night. officers Lewis and
-larcourt ~ Fan River heard Larry
barking iu g saloon iu that city. and
. ho tailed tl Tile complete doscrip-
uon sent oul Hy Chief Brown, the Of
lCers arrested Larr- ana held him
upQu the charge 1f drunkenness Chic.
brown was notified and ne went 10
tal River Tuesday morning and re-
formed late 40 night with Coleman
rrtradircnal rights being waived Tie
prisoner admitted MS ruiIt 10 the chief
ard Insisted that De- alone committed
rhe crime and that there WAS no
foundation fu Tho report that he had
er sc-ouD'lcc
r. ca1es1cT evening Coleman Vas
sr-alEned before Judge O. A. William
m the Lh-r1 district court charged