Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-07

Rsfsrred to the highway communities
 upen request ef ths chief of pe- town hall and court house, was ap- pointed a constable. Louis B Collins made application for appointment as constable and the application was granted The druggists liquor H. ferred from Broad street to 4s Main street A club ncense was granted the Misquamicut Golf club. Former licenses were granted to Johnson and Jones for the Piimptou house and Ann Nesh for the Narragansett hotel at Watch Hfil- licenses were granted to Harry Q. Woods and Charles R. John son for bowling alleys at Watch Hill License was granted Daniel Shure for pool room at Watch Hi11 subject to the approval of chief of police Sub tect to the approval ok Dr. Thomas E. Robinson milk inspector, milk deal CTS licenses were granted to George D. Coates. Adam Lanphere and Nil chael Maroonay. The committee to prepare regulations for the rental of
 the town hall reported progress. The moving picture oempany, with branch studio at Psudletcn Hill, came to Westerly Tuesday, and acted their parts in a film picture that is in progress of production It will be
 comedy picture. Boys Will Be Boys, but the scenes taken in Westerly give no idea of the general trend of the photoplay. Scenes were taken in a furniture store, q clothing store, a girl was chased into a hotel by an irate father. and an actor with frock coat, plug hat was knocked down by an automobile in Dixon square. Later on parts of a moving picture of a wild west return will be taken in Westerly. Judge Edward M. Burke held a
 regular session of Westerly Probate court, Tuesday afternoon The will of Harriet N. Pendleton. who died
 Jan. ?, 1915, was admitted to probate. executor in bonds of $1o.o00. and AL exander P. Thompson, Eugene P. Pendlefon and Thomas Perry were appointed appraisers. To the heirs
 of Phebe A, Potter is bequeathed a sum that win equal one-sixth of the
 fifth of the residue to heirs of C. F. w. PendIeton, to heirs of John F. Pendleton, to heirs of Edwin P. Pen dleton and one-fffth each to Edward
 B. Pendleton and Albert P. Pendleton. To Albert F. Pendleton is given 5000
 and the furniture and store at POS Main street and also the houshold furnishings. The wearing apparel and jewelry is bequeathed to Adelaide P. Chapman The rest and residue of
 the este, divided into sfxths is be- queathed to heirs of Phebe A. Potter,
 heirs of Charles P. W. Pendleton. heirs
 of John P. Pendleton and to Edwin B. Pendleton, Albert P. Pendleton and Adelaide P. Chapman.
 The will of William Nichols, was
 admitted to probate and Harry l.. Mitchell, and A1wina P Tourgee were ! confirmed as executors Bond S300O.
 Appraisers, John F. Crandall, Albert
 H. Langworthy and Howard O. Lang
 worthy. Two granddaughters are be- queathed $100 each, and $100 to River
 Bend cemetery. The rest and residue
 of the estate is given the executors. son and daughter of testator.
 Agnes ScurraE, was appointed
 guardian of the estates of George w.,
 Darrow F. and Mary E. Fisher, min ors, and the bond was fixed at $200, William D. Main, appraiser.
 Kataldo Santaro was appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of Domineeo
 Santaro and the bond was fixed at $700. Guisseppe Chariadio, Vincenzo Chariodo and Serafino Nigro, were | named as appraisers.
 Herbert Edwards, administrator of | the estate of Mary A. West, was given authority to sell for not less than
 s2o0 in cash, the equity in real estate
 located on the White Rock road. Bond S200.
 The Industrial Trust company was | appointed administration of the es-
 tate of Lydia A. Cook. and bond was
 fixed at $5.000. Lewis Stanton was
 appointed appraiser.
 | The inventories were received and 1 ordered rendered: Estates of Harriet s. Jangdon. Robert T. Kenneth, Mary E. Riddle and Anna A Clancy.
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