Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-02
IVES ERLY

relatives of Mrs. Crandan branded the second will as a forged document Ap- peal was taken to the superior court and the decision of the probate court in admitting the first will to probate was sustained.
 Mrs. Netherwood persistentfy de- clares injustice has been done to her, she being the wife of deceased brother of Mary J. Crandan arst knew the real intentions of the testa- tor. She strongly denies the charge of the attorney of forgery, and has found new evidence in support of her contentious and has demanded new trial. Arguments on the motion for Ia new trial will be made by Judge Herbert ". Rathbun counsel for Mrs. Netherwood and Attorney Harry E. Asard in opposition. before. Judge Blodgett. of the superior court, in Providence. next Wednesday.
 Burglars are making valuable hauIs at Watch Hill and circumstances indi- cate that the loot is first located and then its theft carefully planned. At Norman hall. formerly known as the Stone House. the summer home of c. Bai Lihmc. of Chicago. last Tuesday, thieves got away with these articles of jewelry; Bracelet set with dia- monds, value $S0o0 two pearl studs, <2500; one pearl stickpin, $2sG0; gold large sapphires set in arch at opening, S6o0 bar pin set with diamond and black onyx. $500; circle pin set with diamonds in platinum, with filigree in Greek design, S60o. Total valuation $16,000. MT. Lihne requested Chief Brown to keep the list of articles stolen out of the newspapers and also the fact of the robbery. At the chiefs request the articles taken were not included in the report of the robbery in Wednesdays Bulletin. Since then the list of articles has been given out publicly by Sheriff John R. Wilcox. Tn, af a hereafter he will be governed by his own Judgment in such cases. and not request newspaper reporters to re- frain from giving full information.
 During Thursday night Kenneth ridge, one of the largest residences at Watch Hill. owned by Daniel Sully, and occupied this season by Mrs. Frank SayIes. of Pawtucket. and her entered and jewe1ry of large value was stolen. The articles were taken from the sleeping rooms of Mrs Sayles and her daughter, and are as fellows:
 Platinum band ring set entirely around with diamonds. value $1,000; solitaire diamond ring set in gold, 5000; solitaire emerald ring set in gold, s4,Ooo; marquise shaped diamond ring surrounded by tiny rubies set in platinum. s2.000: heavy link gold bracelet with four uncut emera1ds at even distances apart, $3.0eo: black and gray bead bag purse containing s25 and visiting cards of Mrs. Sayles. Total value. $15,025
 This theft was effected by second story thieves. entrance to the sleeping rooms being made through windows, almost even with the roof of the veranda. The case was reported to Police Chief Brown and every effort Is being made to find some clue that may lead to the detection of the thief or recovery Of the stolen jeWeiry, or both. N
 The total value of the articles taken rom the Lihme and Sayles summer i homes IS $s1.o25, according to the val ues given by the owners. It is under stood that both parties carry heavy burglary insurance policies Besid es the pecunlary value, some of the arti- Sies of jewelry are of inestimable value to the owners by reason of associa- tons connected herewith.
 Rev. William F. Williams, rector of Christ Episcopal church for the pa st 10 years, has resigned. the resignation 10 De in effect Oct. 1. Rev. Mir Will 1lans nan was graduated from Harvard in 1894 and from Cambridge seminary in loS1 He was curate at St Pauls church, Cincinnati. four years. and curate to Rev. J. DeWolf Perry. father or the present bishop of Rhode Island, in Calvary church. Germantown, Pa before coming to Westerly.
 Robert Valentine. organist and chor- lster, has also resigned. to take effect Sept 90.
 Local Laconics.
 A local striking trolIeyman declares 1t unfair for some of the strikers to go to other work and then advise the less fortunate to stand pat and be sure winners. He added: Ut makes no diff ference to the working fellow whether we win or lose
 or the many arrested in Westerly for exceeding the automobile speed limit not one has entered a nIea. of nct guilty.
 That Lihme jewelry theft at Watch Hlll, which outside newspape pers say was Kept quiet by the police until Thursday night, was recorded in this column Wednesday morning.
 Ihe trolley cars have not com menced to move in Westerly