Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-02

l the home of Charles D. Ravens, in l Canal street, where she resided. some time after midnight, Sunday. Mrs 1 Smith has stated several times that
 she would end her life by drowning in ! the Pawcatuck river but no, special i attention was paid to these threats, as
 it was not believed she had any such ! intention. When she was found to be missing early Monday morning an investiga- ! ton was made. The body of Mrs ! Smith was found qin the Pawcatuck
 river near the Martin house, by Mir Havens Mrs. Smith was aunt of Mrs. Ravens, who is her nearest rel ative-
 Recent real estate transfers rec orded in the office of Town Clerk Ev- erett F. Whipp1e are as follows: Tim othy Cronin. ct ux. to Thomas Mur- ray, ct ux. lot in Newton avenue; Ma rie A Iawtal, ct al. to Minnie Dewey, house and. lot in Chestnut street; ster house and lot at Plea sant View; Mary AT ConneI to Angelo Dotolo, at ux., lot in Dewey park; John l. Breen to Michele ranaF7c ho''~7 lot in Bradford; John Dfnwoodie, eft ux.. to Vincent Landone ct ux., three houses and lots in Bradford; Susan A. vose to Alphonde Bernardo. ct. ux.. house and lot on Railroad avenue; James Fidder to William Davidsons, ct
 
 John Ferraro to Samuel and Lucy Ferrara, three houses and lots = in Central Park; George c. Bliven to Catherine NJ. Bliven. house and lot in Elm street; Smith Granite company to Westerly Brass company, building and lot in Granite street; Harlan P. flakes. ct ux.. to Joseph R. Gardner. ct TX. house and lot off Potter Hill road
 During the same period there were recorded eight mortgages aggregating s20450 two transfers of mortgages. one discharge of mortgage, one agree ment and declaration of trust; one agreement to sell, one power of attor ney. one bill of sale and one chattel deed.
 At the session of the Westerly pro bate court. Tuesday. Judge Edward NJ. Burke. presiding, q petition was received from the administrators of the estate of B. Court Bentley for per Bentley Clark Auto company. Contin ned to June 15 with order of notice. The petition of Blanche c. Bentley. widow for an allowance of s450s for her support for. six months was al lowed.
 The exemplified will of George H. McLanahan. who died in Washington, and who owned real estate to the value of s20. 900 at Watch Hill was received for record. es~
 Frederick F. Brown was appointed administrator of the esfate of ~Anrlie E. Brown. Bond s 900. Russell IL. Slocum, appraiser. g
 In the estate of John Marsden, Alice Marsdep was appointed executor. with bond of S20o. E1iery c. Burdick was appointed appraiser.
 The administratrix of the estate of Pasqua1e Gentle, ereported the es- tate insolvent and petitioned for ap- pointment of commissioner to adjust claims The court found the estate probably insolvent. and appointed M. Walter Flynn comm missioner. <
 The Washington Trust company. guardian of the estate of Alfred E. York. petitioned for lease to sell two dwelling houses and barn. and land where situateda for the %bet$ernent of the estate by investment of the pro ceeds of the sale. The petition was continued to July IS with order of no- tice. @
 The petition to probate the will and codici1 of Allen R. Baldwin. was con- tinued to July IS. Lorenzo D. Tyler. of Rochester, was appointed commits