Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-18
TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY
School Board Must Have New Member Succeed Dr. J. H.
 Morgan-Probable Compromise in Carpenters Strike Dr. M H. Scanlon Addresses Students First Aid Deacon Ethan Wilcox Honored by Baptist Sunday School

1 amenable to the rules by reason of the age limit. In one plant there are fl non-union carpenters at work, The l strike has been on for two days and several sessions have been held by the master builders and the union carpen- l ters and it is believed a compromise will be reached before the week ends. teresting and instructive address on How to Act in Emergency Cases m | the biological laboratory of the Vest erly High school. He told the students 1 just what to do in cases of near l drowning, sunstroke poisonous bites, burns and fainting spells, and also how l to bandage The address was fully demonstrated John Nye acting as the subject and John Ruisi as assistant surgeon. Dr. Scanlon delivered an ad- dress to the students on similar lines a l year ago.
 In appreciation of g years of faith 1 ful service as superintendent of the First Baptist Sunday school. the church by unanimous vote elected Deacon Ethan Wilcox honorary super Intendent for life. creating the office in his honor. Mr. Wilcox declined re- election as active superintendent and the church passed resolutions of re- spect and admiration of Mir. Wilcox and in appreciation of valuable ser vices rendered
 Judge Edward M. Burke held the first session of the Westerly probate court in the new town hall building Tuesday afternoon, the room assign d for the court being the same aS occu- pied by the town council The will of David c. Chester. chief engineer in the revenue marine service, retired, and who also served in the navy, was aG- mitted to probate Mir Chester died in GrIX Mov nd ho mated as executors of his estate Char lotte B. Biackler, a daughter, and George Eddy Chester and Ray Eddy Chester his sons Their nomination was approved by Judge Burke. Ths estimated value of the personal prop erty of deceased is $5.0O0 and each of the executors were required to give a personal bond without surety of $S, 900. The appraisers are Charles A. Morgau- Eugene E. Pendleton and Arthur l.. slons and discharges and many other personal belongings are given to his sons. daughter and granddaughter, Gladys Chester Wilcox. These are also made the residuary legatees who are to share and share alike in all personal and real property not specially provii- ed for under the will
 When the will was drawn in 1900. with Judges Lewis and Williams as witnesses. provision was made for a life interest in all the property for the testatoTs wife. Louise J. Chester, and the will also provided that the granddaughter be beneficiary equal with the others when she attained the age of 21. Since then the wife died and the granddaughter is over 21 years of age.
 Judge John w. Sweeney presented his first and final account as adminiS- tratoP of the estate of Emma A. Bur dick. which showed a balance in per- sonal property of $2.720.O5. The a. count was examined. allowed and ap- proved for record
 Local Laconics.
 There is criticism because in paving eliminated. following the custom adopted in progressive cities
 Maj. Henry A Jones, Medical corps, R. I. N. G., gave a talk on First Aid to Injured before the Fifth com pany, Westerly, c, A C.. in the armory Tuesday night.
 Clarence Robinson. son of Capt. F. Fl, Robinson, is i'll with typhoid fsver in the Riverside hospital at Charleston, S. c. His wife Is recovering from an attack of the same disease.
 The burglars who entered Stanton's bazar early Sunday morning are known to the police" remarked Ira Snyder within hearing of a news gatherer. Tuesday afternoon. Naturally the re- mark brought query: That so. Ira? Who were they?" "CottrelPs baseball nine, looking for a pitcheri" was Ira's laconic response.