Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-18
CAMPBELL ESTATE $25,ooo
To Be Shared by Second Cousins in
 Various Sections.

q on April 2, when a hearing is to be held for the purpose of ascertaining the heirs and doing other business in cident to the settlement of the estate of Samuel Campbell, who died in Day Vile about l5 months ago. The estate amounts in gross to about S25.000, it is said. MT. Campbell died without leav- ing any near relatives and no heirs of closer relation than second cousins are known to be living. Just how many heirs there are to share in the estate is also uncertain at this time, but there may be as many as 13, these scattered in various parts of the coun- try, the only ones resident in this sec ton being at Sterling.
 It Is understood that the heirs known Of a the present time are descendants of Mr. Campbeu's maternal grand mother It is not frequent that the probate court is required to hold a hearing to ascertain the heirs of an estate. Mr. Campbell, it is said, in herited from $12,O00 to $15,O0O from his mother, and his estate represents this sum and accumulated interest Borough Election at Bargain Cost-S29. The cost of the annual borough meeting for officials was only $29, di- vided as follows: John A. Gilbert. mod erator S3; A. ?. Woodward. James Walsh, registrars of voters, $3 each; Thomas Sullivan, gate tender. $2; C.. A. Hamilton. ticket booth, S2; G. A. Popple, ticket booth. $2; c. E. Bur rows, William Quinn. booth tenders, S2 each: Ira A. Warren, Jerry Doyle checkers $2 each; W. II. Polhemus, box tender $2.
 Warden Bulard in Hospital.
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 hospital receiving treatment for an ailmcnt that has been troubling him for some time. Because of his illness action on some matters awaiting at tentton, including the making of con- tract between the borough and the Peoples Light and Power company for uSEtluS the streets for a period of five years. is being deferred.
 To Replace Burned Barn.
 The county commissioners have de- cided upon plans for the new barn to be built at the cbildren's home to re- place the one destroyed by fire. No- tices were issued Wednesday asking for bids for the contract to construct the building. which the commissioners are desirous of having completed as soon as possible
 Emil Godreau at Hospital.
 Emil Godreau, about 12 years of age and one in a group of families of that name that have suffered the loss of two members by death within the past fortnight others being seriously i'll. Is a patient at the Day Kimball hospital. He was operated upon to relieve pleu- risy The boy is the son of MT. and Mrs. Fidelolne G0dreau.
 Call for Democratic Caucus.
 George Ef Filling, Patrick Riley and Alcctt D. SayleS members of the dem ocraHc town committee for KillfngIy, have issued d call for a caucus on Sat urday of this week to elect delegates to the state convention of the party to be held at Bridgeport May i.
 Letters Unclaimed. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danieson postofice this week: Miss Nellie B. Pearse, Mrs Jen- nie SleIman A.. CantOs, Leonard Chapman, John Mccarthy.
 Liquor Lands Thomas Mccormack in
 Jail.
 The first man. Thomas Mccormack, tO be sent from the town court of Xiii lingly to the county jail in a consid- erable length of time received @ sen
  James N..Tucker Wednesday morning. The charge was intoXication.
 At Baptist Missionary Meeting.
 Mrs. w. D. SNadield Mrs. Frank T. ] Preston. Mrs Raymond Allen, dele ga-es, and Miss Grace SpaUlding were 'n Hartford W Wednesday,, attending the annual meeting of the Woman's Bap- st Missionary societies of COnnecti- ,ut.
 Turkey Trot ct aI Barred.
 Since the opening of the after -aster dancing season some managers ] committees in charge of such so- si affairs have found it necessary to i.un certain daring spielers who are -c.jred 10 introduce in this cOnserVa-
 section the sinful swiris that some
 2'letcrize, ana perhaps 1ightfully, as dances 1t is not to be under
 ol that this inclination is general there are those who have attempt "tle grizzly the Arizona glide, -a1 bending beau" and a few other ..- .Lug innovations.
 Current Topics.
 Dr C. Berseron of Manchester
 ss, has been spending a few days ...... Dr. J. x. Perreauit
 tl Da2emas of GeorgiaYille, R. L. ..as a visitor in Danielson Wednesday
 ars. w. Irving Lyon of Southbridge
 suest Cf relatives in Danielson T.. eul 2sddy.
 a ,u4rse of forgery is to be pre- ..IeJ. it is said, against one of the
 reIs at Brooklyn jail sent there l.sn} a uearby town for an offense of a .-.e serious nature.
 la connection with the series ot -u1 al eYaRgelisuc services that arg eng hold at the Pentecostal church his week there is to be an all-day sryiae Friday. with preaching meet L-s morning, afternoon and evening.
 Brooklyn democrats have elected Drescntative 4. B. Webb and J. NJ rselta delegates to the state con