Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-18

Mike Chelsy. of Anthony, reported missing from home since Saturday evening, was found wandering. hatless, around the streets of Kingston Mon day afternoon by John F. Wilcox, sher- if of Washington county. Chelsy at Eended a Polish wedding in Crampton and after the customary celebration he started for his home in Anthony, Droibably intending to take the oack toad by way of Qudnick. Instead he evidently kept along the New London turnpike and after travelling several miles. turned off on the Ten Rod road. which passes through Hope Valley ana Kingston. Chelsy seemed somewhat aemented and was unable to give an account of his wanderings.
 ! Police Constable Archie Andrews. with a brother of Chelsy, went to Kingston Monday night and escorted the man back to his home. He was in a weakened condition and received medical attendance.
 The train due 10 arrive in Westerly at 1o.53 Monday night was about two hours late, by reason of a freight wreck which is explained thusly in a Providence newspaper: The train from Boston to Norwich, which Is scheduled to connect with the Norwich line boat for New York, and which arrives in Providence at 9.30 D. n-, leaving 20 minutes later when on time. failed to make connection with the boat Monday night. The delay was caused by the breaking of & freight train on the grade at Readville, where one car was thrown across the tracks, obstructing both east and westbound traffic, until 10.40. The boat train was leaving Boston when the freight wreck occurred and the trip was delayed at ReadYille."
 c. aL .xs....>.G >E DA,, cz-uaI M. Cathcart, the Pawcatuck Conere. qationaI church has been pastorIess, but the services have been continued uninterruptedly by supply preachers: Rev, Frederick A. Mcdonald, pastor Of the Second Congregational church, a: Chester, Mass, is to become pastor of the Pawcatuck church, assuming the duties on the Sunday preceding Christmas. Rev. MT. Mcdonald read his resignation last Sunday. to be in effect December 20. He has been pastor of the church in Chester since there has been increase in attendance and membership, 1S new members having been admitted to the church.
 Judge Edward M. Burke held reg uIar session of the Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon These iu- Ventories were received and ordered recordedi Estate of Walter Price, val uation S17.907.27; estate Lucia An nette Price $655.1S; estate Ruth Cong don. s3,909.6O. The first and final ac- count of Mary A. Roche, execUtrix of the estate Of Mary Roche, was re- ceived, examined and approved for record.
 Ira B. CrandaIl, a creditor. presented petition asking that Wayland \. Saunders guardian, be required to render an accounting of the estate of Leon W. Saunders. The petition was received and referred to the first Tues day in December with order of notice, and citation upon the guardian to show cause why an accounting should not be given.
 Mary p. Ffddes was appointed guar dian of the person and estate of Ar thur D. Bell. a minor under the age of 14 Bond was fixed at $15, with Theodore E. Black as surety. Charles G. Craig, John J. Kennedy and Simeon C Dion were appointed as appraisers
 Alexander J. Mccall. having attained his majority, released Eugenia McCal guardian of his estate, from all claims as all have been settled to his com rlete satisfaction.
 Receipts and releases were received for record from Anna A Gardner. Elizabeth A. Wilbur, Phebe Wilbur and