Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
WESTE RLY

William F. Cook. Executors bond 1 se60. Eugene B. Pendleton, appraiser. l Margaret Conroy, who died in West erly, July 3, 1919. left will which was 1 admitted to probate in which her sis ter Margaret conroy is nominated as executrix. The nomination was i confirmed. All the real and personal property in bequeathed to Margaret Conroy. Bond $500. George F. McKen l Irving c. Stillman died September 1 F. 1919, intestate. with estate to be 1 administered. His sister. Sarah E. champlin was appointed administra- ]; trix. Bond s 800. Eugene s. Pendle- 1 ton was appointed appraiser
 Thomas Whitehead was appointed guardian or me person and estate Of his minor child. Bond $500. Edwin A. Hall was named appraiser.
 The ninth annual convention of tie
 National Circle. Daughters Of Isabella. opens in Providence Tuesday and will l continue through Friday NeSrly all l the circles are renresented those in Rhode Island and Connecticut sending the full number allotted. The sessions
 are public. Tuesday there was a high mass i'll the cathedral with Rt. Rev. i William A. Hickey, hishops coadjutor l of the Providence diocese. celebra>lt. l At the opening of the convention Ma 1 yor Gainer delivered an address of i welcome. The other speakers were 1 Rev. Peter Shanley chaplain of Prov
 dence Circle, and William J. keenan. state deuty Knights of Columbus. This 1 Wednesday, evening there will be a 1 tfaneuet following the business ses- sions. Thursday evening will be 1 known as Knights of Columbus night. 1 Friday will be devoted to sisht-see- i ing
 i The first circle was organized as an 1 auyiiiary to the Knights of Columbus 1 ni irStifnfaH .n New Haven. May
 A. 1se7. In 1904 the circle became in
 corporated as Daughters of lsab bella
 under the laws of the state Of Con necticut. A national charter was se- ! cured in 1907 under the title Of Na- 1 tionaI Circle, Daughters of Isabella. i Mrs Mary F. Booth Of New Haven IS i national regent.
 At the Baptist church in Warren Rhode Island Baptist anniversaries will be observed On Tuesday the an i nfversary of the Rhode Island Baptist State Convention will be celebrated ln l the morning and the one hundred l and twenty-seventh anniversary meet i ing of the Rhode Island aptist Edu- 1 cationaI society will be held. 1he
 event of "Wednesday will be state 1 conference Of ministers. Addresses are to be made by Dr. II. r StlliWeil; /! Dr. T. C. Robbins. Dr. E. NJ Poteat and 1 Benjamin Starr.
 1 inspector F. A. Jackson for the state board of food and drug commits soners. is making q, tour of Rhode ls- l land restaurants in connection with l the oIeomargarine law. The law pro 1 Vides that in case a supstltute Ter i! butter is served, 3 sign to that ehect 1 shall be posted. MT. Jackson says 1T , the word of restaurant men can De taken for truth all arc complying with l the law MT. Jachson's takes sam 1 ples of butter served and the state 1 chemist makes analysis.
 l Tho shouts of a woman attracted ! the attention of Policeman Michael ! Curtin while Datroling High street al i three o'clock, Tuesday morning. Soon 1 thereafter he saw a man rush from the i entrance of the New Park hotel and l run into the aileywav, between the i residen,e of pr. Scanlon and the hotel
 building and the policeman put chase ! after him. The unknown was fleet i footed and soon distanced the officer i in a run through Wilcox park. Tn 1 the meantime other police officers ar l rived an inyestiga tion was made Mrs. l C9avitt who conducts the hotel felt 1 the hand of man on her fall while
 in bed in her room and she shouted 1 for help. She saw the man leave ! the room and heard him rush down l the stairs. Her dog was in the room a t the time and did not resent the in i trusion. Mrs. Gavitt believes it was 1 the intent Of the intruder to rob her l This same man had previously visited 1 an adjoining room occupied by two l women. One of these had been dis ! turbed just previously. and she sup 1 posed Mrs. Gavitt's dog was in the 1 room. During the investigation she
 realized that her objectionable visi- ] tor was a man and not the dog. The 1 intruder was of average stature and
 would probably weigh 145 pounds. l When last seen by police officers he was running down Main street
 1 After Samuel Grven had locked his l store door at Main and Union streets l Monday night someone made an en- l trance by breaking out a window in the rear of the store. MT. Girven does l not know just what was taken, but 1 he does know that s was abstracted l from the cash register and that two 1 boxes of cartridges were purloined. Local L2conies.
 | The Rhode Island Branch of the Ma 1 tional Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher association is in the
 tenth annual session a the State 1 Normal school
 Mrs. Albert B. Crofts and daughter l Miss Alberta Crafts. have closed their 1 house a Pleasant View beach and
 are at their home in Edgewood.
 i Rev A c. McGilton, former pa stor of Grace Methodist church. ] conducted the funeral services in l Bristol for Captain Oscar M. Gran 1 dall and Mrs. Mary T.. Davis. who