Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-18


 Hon county in session at kingston Judge Chester W. Barrows, prestd- ing disposition was made or the charges against Thomas J. Aiken alias ''Skeete" and John Murphy, alias 'sKit. both westerly young fellows. They were charged with breaking and entering on the night of December 22, the HasWelI TOscano and Burdick stores. while Murphy was charged in addition with entering the Woolworth store. Both pleaded guilty and were each sentenced to four years in state prison
 Indictments were also reported against Peter Rima and Charles Va lenta charged with assault and at tempt to rob Jacob Beringer in Wes- terIy on the night of January 5. Both pleaded not guilty and were without counsel. Their case was assigned for trial next Thursday. The court ap- pointed Attorney John G. Cross their counsel.
 The Westerly cases of Mary T. Bar Der against Charles P. Blackstone, Frank Larfin against Frances C. Gris- com and Lafayette F. Main against ,. w. Nelson were passed. Clark-B ley Auto company against P. H. Opie company was set down for trial at Westerly. P H. Opie company against Clark Bentley Auto company, assign 1neat was passed Monday next was
 
 writ of repIevin. The case of Thonl as Leonette against Angelo Comporto was defaulted.
 The appeal cases of James Benson convicted of being a sturdy beggar by the Third district court and sentenced to eighteen months in the state work house and the case of Herbert Dyer found guilty Of non-support of fam fly and sentenced to six months in the state work house were assigned for Tuesday.
 Benson's case was called soon after court opened and Samuel K. Allen of East Greenwich was the only lawyer 1 in court aside from the assistant at l torney general, and the court assign ! ed him as counsel for Benson. The l trial occupied the remainder of the ! session and Benson was adjudged not i guilty The case against Dyer will 1 be tried Wednesday.
 i Mary E. Dangerheld was granted 1 a divorce from Walter Dangerheld on ground of continual drunkenness and neglect to provide and was given l custody of two minor children. 1 Annie V. FayerWeather was di- vorced from William F. Fayerweather grounds of neglect to support wife and family, and given custody of three 1 minor children
 Amos s. Burdick was divorced from ! Clara Howard Burdick on grounds of gross wickedness and breaking of mar 1 riage vows.
 The will of Josie West sisson, widow, i or William Sisson, was admitted tc | probate at Q session of the Westerly probate court, Judge Edward NJ. Burke ] Tuesday afternoon. kAfter diSposing o1 specified articles of personal effects l to three beneficiaries, the rest and residue realized from the sale of the I ha fn 4hn tery association for the perpetual care ! of the Wilcox lot and of lots of three deceased relatives. The will orders that the house and lot owned by tes- tator in Franklin street be sold an6 that the proceeds, together with the cash in deposit in the Washington | Trust company, be devoted to the erec-
 ton of a monument and markers or the burial lot. The contract for this monument, with a local granite manu- facturer, accompanied the will, and i is specified that the monument be 1T position within six months from thu
 time the will is probated. Clarence EI
 Roche was nominated for executor o
 the estate in the will and was con
 firmed by the court. Bond. $1,500
 Harry B. [Agard Eugene B. PendletoI
 and John J. Dunn were appointed ap
 praisers
 In the estate Of Harriet E. Chap
 man, general release was given b,
 Wayland D. Chapman to himself a
 executor, he being the only heir at law
 The release was ordered recorded.
 The inventory of the personal estat
 of Samuel Slocum, showing a valua
 tion of S98, was received and ordere
 recorded The will Of deceased wa
 recently admitted to probate, in Whicl ] there is 3. legacy of s200 to a son an
 the balance of the estate is to be de voted to the erection of a monumen
 ir the burial plot at River Bend
 Petition was received from Jame
 H. Anderson. executor of the estate o !. Charles Anderson, Jr., who died i , Cincinnati, asking that 8, copy of tn will be recorded in the probate cour | Of Westerly. as the testator owned req
 estate in Westerly. The will was or dered recorded