Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-05

ned for a celebration Sunday next in recognition of the mandate of Great Brit ain for Jewish state in Palestine. The exercises will be held in Central theatre, beginning at 4 o'clock, and are public. The members of the Westerly town council and the selectmen of Stonington have accepted invitation to attend. There will be music, speeches and slides show ing scenes in Palestine.
 The event will be arranged by the fol- lowing committee: Louis Solomon, H. J. Leon, s. Soloveitzik, Max NovogroslSi, A. Leibovitz, David Novogrod Charles Gold berg, Harry Soloveitzik, David Lahn, Morris Stralsin, Philip Leibrovitz, Morris Goldberg, Mrs. Louis Solomon, Mrs. H. J. Leon, Miss Gertrude Leihovitz, Miss Gertrude Lahn, Mrs. Julia Gordon, Mrs. Charles. Goldberg, Mrs. David Novogrod, Mrs. David Ribner, Mrs. Max Novogros- Xii, Miss Frieda Goldberg and Miss Ger trude Soloveitzik. The Westerly probate court, Judge Edward M. Burke, was held Tuesday af- ternoon, in the combined council cham Der and probate court room in the town hall building. Rt, Rev. Samuel G. Bab- cock, of Boston, coadjutor Episcopal | bishop of the Episcopal diocese, was con | frnled as executor of the estate of liar riet M. Miller who died in Westerly, | April 6, 1920. Her will was admitted | to probate After making bequests. of S50 each to Mrs. Ornelle Lillibridge and Mrs Samuel G. Babcock, and $200 for a headstone and care of burial lot, the rest and residue of the estate goes to John E. Miller, excepting any household article that the executor may desire Executors bond. $500. Samuel H Davis was appointed resident agent, and Walter Buddington appraiser
 The will of Henry F. Bugbee. was al lowed. All estate of any name or na, l ture is bequeathed to his sister, Mary A. Hope Bishop, and she was confirmed as executrix. Bond $500. Howard E Thorp was named as resident agent, ant | Frank L. Furness appraiser
 The will of Sarah F. Crumb was ad mitted to probate, and the Industria 1 Trust company named as executor. Tht sum of S6000 is left in trust to the exc cutor the income to go to Erskine Cruml and upon his death the balance to hi widow if living, if not to his daughte, i Esther Wilcox, Edgar F. Crumb is re lieved of all indebtedness to testator. Af ter bequest to Augusta Mccall, tn rest and residue of the estate is be queathed to Esther Wilcox
 The will of Walter ]. Bennett wh | all of his estate is bequeathed to his sis ter Katharine D. Bennett. This will wa executed in Manila, F. l., and witnesse by Patrick J. Carey, formerly of Paw catuck and by Richard Morris, The lat ter died in 1912. Mir. Carey forwarde an affidavit that he witnessed the vii and his signature was witnessed by hi sister, Catherine Carey, of Pawcatucl Miss Bennett was confirmed as execu tive. Bond s4OO0 James A. Dunn, ar praiser
 Upon- petition of Gertrude Fowler, wid ow of Frederick F. Fowler, the sum c $500 a month for six months was allow ed from the estate for her support Tn household, furniture was also set asid for her. ,tH e t
 The trustees of the estate of Harrie : H. Wilcox made their first account show
 ing that the estate was valued at S3
 447,213.01. with. balance of s19,6514t The report was examined and ordere recorded,
 There was hearing on the petitio
 of Hannsi1 b, yAlow of John F. Gran
 dall, asato -her dower rights in propert