Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-08
TO MAKE WESTERLY DECENT
Authorities Send Brazen Woman and Wayward Girls State School-Wi of Mary Roche Disposes of Consdera- be Estate Relatives-Bold Bad Velvet Weaver Rob bers Quickly in the Tolls

It is evident that there is an tnten- ton on the part of the police auth0ri- ties to make Westerly a strictly moral town, and in short order, as was dem onstrated by the rapid transit action taken immediately after adjournment of the Third district court Tuesday morning. Mrs. Nell Peabody was be- fore the court, charged with being a common night walker. She was found guilty by Judge Williams and sen fenced to a term of three years in the state W.orkhouSe. She had hardly con- cluded the exclamation My Godi what an awful sentence; and men for more serious offenses get off lightly; pH probably never see my mother or daughters again. when she was hus- tied to a cab and hurried to the rail way station. Within eight minutes af- Ter sentence she was on the train in cus- today of an officer, bound for the state institution at Cranston. Tn the event $500.
 Tn that same cab and on the same train were Inez Taber and Bertha Kinney, also adjudged guilty of being common night walkers Each was sentenced to the Oallawr school for girls during her minority. Representa- tives of the Peoples mission apparent ly took an interest in the two young girls for they held prayer meeting in the poliee- station Monday night and were at the courthouse Tuesday morn ing to give the wayward girls cheer and encouragement upon their depar- ture for the state institution.
 1uc qe Edward M. Burke held reg ular session of the Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon. The will of Mary Roche, who died Sept g, 1913, was admitted to probate and Mary A. Roche daughter was confirmed as eX- ecutor. The will was executed Oct. 15, 1909, and the personal estate value will not exceed S7.000. The house and lot % Pleasant street and the household effects are given to Mary 4. Roche. The house and lot q Pleasant street and the house and lot 13 Pearl street are given to Edward A. Roche, NJ. Francis Roche receives the house and lots West street and 2 Dayton street. John E. Roche is given the house and lot II West street. WilHar1 A Roche is given the house and lot West street and $708. The residue of the estate Is % be divided equally between the daughter and four brothers. The bond of the e%ecutor was fixed at $10,- oo1 without surety. The appraisers are P. Howard Clarke. William Crock ett and Wiiiian- Bonner. The witness es to the will were Agnes Rcan. EIiz- abeth Champlin and Harriet Clarke.
 Albert B. Peudieton, guardian of the
  A1eton, furnished en additional bond of $500 and was authorized to receive the pension due his charge from the United States.
 Albert R. Wilcox was appointed ad- Enin1strRtor of the estate of Margaret A. Wilcox. who died of late with estate to be administered. Bond s1.200. The Appraisers are William c. Ennis, EeoTge W. Norman. William E. Aus- tin.
 The inventories of the estates of George c. Wright and Ida c. Lil1i- bridge were received and ordered re- corded.
 Minnie I Richmond, exechtrix of the estate of Charles A. Chetharn, present Pd first and final account which was approved for record.
 Charles F.. Johnson, administrator If the fnsolvent estate of Eugene F. Phflbrfcl<. presented first and final ac- count, showing a balance of s15s.41,