Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-18

McNeeney was confirmed as execu- trix and the personal. bond was fixed at $8000. Francis G. Ahern was ap- pointed appraiser
 In the estate of George F. Bar bour, the executrix was authorized to sell an automobile and other specified articles at not less than the inven- toried price.
 Alexander Aitkena was appointed as guardian of the estate of William Lubban, person of unsound mind. Bond $400. Russell Dower, appraiser.
 Paolo Giuliana was appointed as guardian of his five minor children, their mother having died. owning a quarter interest in Pleasant street property. Bond $500. Eugene B. Pendleton was named as appraiser.
 Henry L. Burdick was appointed administrator de bonis non of the es- tate of Harriet A. Langworthy, the estate having been in course of set clement for eleven years.
 The will of Walter J. Bennett who died in Washington. was continued to next session of the court. The will was executed in Manila during the Spanish war. The deceased was brother of pr. Joseph Bennett of Providence, and Of Mrs. Sweeney, the wife of Judge John w. Sweeney of the Rhode Island supreme court. In the estate of ohm E. Gallagher releases from the heirs at law to the administrator, were received and
 ordered recorded.
 The first and final report of Grace. i P Willard ,Farnsworth, administra- ! trix de bonis non of the estate of ! Charles W. Willard. was received for record and approved. The value of the personal estate is approximately $19,00o.
 Charles S. Fowler, of the Westerly Textile company said Tuesday that unless there is freight service at an early date local industries will he i hard hit. There is nothing coming t in. and nothing going out.'' he said, : limit Line. Unless relief comes there i may be absolute necessity for tenn porary suspension of industries Salaries will be increased to 5000 a year for the United States district
 attorney and the United States mar
 shal in Rhode Island. provided a bill | reported favorably by the senate ju- | dictarv committee becomes law. Sem atcr Colt is a member of the com m ttee
 David Wr'nht. pupil in the Vest
 erly IT gh school slipped and fell n the ice, .s7on after leaving the school i house. Monday afternoon and frac-
 tured his right leg. The fracture was not reduced until Tuesday. as the
 operat ation was performed by a bone- setter from out of town.
 Merrill Post, American Legion. has completed arrangements for the pres entation of honorary certificates from the Trench government to the next of kin to those who died in servsce ! during the world war. The exercises will be held in the Town hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock, and the pro- gram follows: Opening remarks by Post Commander Bourbon A. Bab- cock; violin selection by Mrs Char : lotte Maxson Estey, accompanied by Miss Marin Barns prayer by Capt. i Edmund ]. Cleveland, former senior chaplain of the seth Division; song. Christ in Flanders. double male quartette; address Hon. s. H. Davis; violin selection by Mrs. Estey, ac- companied by Miss Barns; reading of Edward Markham's poem. France in Battle Flame Miss Jennie E. Stan. 1 ton; song. The Little Snow White Cross. double quartet reading of the honor roll by post commander: bene- diction by Rev. Laurence J. Kelledy.
 A committee of the post has com piled list of the honored dead as 10 lows, which includes those of Westerly and Pawcatuck:
 Broadfoot. Josiah F.; Chase, Harley P.; Craig. Wallace G.; Denton Jo- seph; Ferraro, Anthony A.; Cali, Mario; Giorno, Raphael; Hunter, Daniel A; Marsden Arthur. Mars den, Charles; Merrill, Harold W: Moone, Harry: Perry. Clarence; Bor- deau Joseph; Burdick, Harrv F.; Bo'fsworth. John w.. Ozanne. Jo- senh: Roberts. Clarence. Snyder Ira
 ", SutrliHe. Harry: Tetlow. Ernest: smith. Alexander; Turano. John.
 At the annual neetina of the West erly Phys clans association, these of ilcers were elected: J. DeVere Bar Der president: Samuel c. Webster vice president; Will am A. Hillard' secretary; John Champlin. Urea surer. Frank c. Pagan, censor.
 Local Laconics
 The superior court convenes ,n Westerly next Tuesday. There will be no Monday session due to the oh servance of Washington's Birthday
 An army recruiting station bas been established in Westerly tennor1 arily '--ip'f
 Income taxpayers are reminded that there is an internal ravay,,o man here for the purpose of r;vir1g matter 1He
 The snow and ice have forcad +ha ployment 00ai e'il-
 Joseph A. Robar, 45. of westor,r dled Tuesday in Lawrence Mem or:si hospital New London. -''