Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-16
WESTERLY

John R wilcox, sheriff for Washing ton county. with Deputy Sheriff George Phillips. went to New London early on Wednesday morning by automobile and returned Co Kingston by way of Westerly, arriving here at 1oso. with three pris- oners. They arc John J. Gordon. white, of Po-tiasd, Me. and John H. Dixon and Harry Rreestone, both coiored, and strangers In this section. They are wanted for breaking and entering three summer cottages in South Kingston. The breaks were made last week. and the cottages were ransacked. but not much goods Of value taken. It is evident that the two spent a night at each cottage and cooked their meals therein.
 Sheriff Wilcox made investigation and soon learned that two eolored men and a white man. suspicious iD their actions, were seen in the vicinity He learned that the trio were seen going in the di- rsction Of Westerly. The sheriff came here on Monday and ascertained that the men ie sought had been given shelt- CT in the police station and were releas- ed Monday morning some six hours be- fore the arrival Of the sheriff. and had gone into Connecticut and out of his Jurisdiction.
 Sheriff Wilcox communicated by tele- phone with County Detective William E. Jackson, who was located in Williman- tic. He took the matter up with the New London police department and as Q result the suspects were taken into cnstods-. Patrolnan Cavanaugh arrest t3 the two negroes in Howard street, on Tuesday afternoon, and Gordon was lo- c4ted in the evening at the E. P. Larn- ca mission. by Patrolman Geer. The trio Admitted that they had besh in South EinEstor. had "roored" in Westerly on Sunday night. bue denied the commission Of any crime. They declared willingness to rttarn to Rhode Isiand without extra dision. or any process that would delay triai.
 By virtue of a superior court decree, Nathan E. Lewis, commissioner of the es- tate of toe late Charles Dehison Chap a-.-n- sold at public auction, Wednesday, Eugene F. Pendleton, auctioneer, real es- tate held by Mir. Chapman at the time cf his death. in settlement of the estate, and the equity cause of Joseph D. Will cor and others against Ella NJ Chapman and others. all claimants and beneficial ties of the estate.
 The Chapman homestead in High street eonsistins of a large parcel of land, with dwelling house. barn and other build iugs. vas sold to Charles ?. Beclestont md the price was s11.sf5.
 Eli Monu purchased the property known as the Chapman quarry for s1 feo. located on the westerly side of ths Hopkinton road, and containing abou four acres.
 Also. for ss75 two acres, bounded east trly by the town farm, and southerly by faiiroad property. northerly and wester ly hy land of John II. Fenlon.
 Frederick R Cottreil for 5000 bough about thirty acres of farming land bounded easterly hy Cottreli land. west triy by land of New England Granit, works northerly by land of heirs O George Holland. and southerly by rail toad land
 Judge Herbert ". Rathbun, for S57 purchased small dwelling house an; fearly an acre of land, at Burdens pond A bog and cedar swamp. of fourteei acrsz. bounded by the Lemuel Vose an, lostph Chapman lands was sold t Charles Henry Crandall for $52.
 Another lot consisting of cranberry bog and half the right owned by Abran Burden in Burdens pond, was sold | Judge Rathbun for S2s. The latest real estate transfers re corded Ia the office of Town Clerk Even stt E. Whipple are as follows: Susan A Fose 70 Oliver P. Crandaii, wood lot, il east part of town; Charles H. Crahdal e a. to Hannah L. Crandall, house an ioi ln High street: Zilla M. Butler ( Hannah J.. crandall. house and lot o uigh street: Hannah l.. Crandall | Charles h- CrandaIl, house and lot HirA street; E w. Coy Real Estat sonitany Co Julia w E. Darling, Ian at Watcn Hill; Helen E. c. Bettle ct a f5 Frances C. Griscom ct al, land 3 watch hiii; CcrnelIa Mel. Curtis Howard D. Thorp, land at Pieasa1 Vice; Franklin D Lawson to Beecht Aicrich. lots at Musicolony; Pauline } s;unberser Co M. Hemingway Merriam lstx ct Nus.c0l0ny Howard D. Thor t0 Peter and Mary McGinn, lots plearant View; Henrietta C. Bentley hi. to HoFaT6 r. Trainer, house aae :, in Maple avenue.
 saaDnd s.s sIlnney ct al to Anr Lurt houses and lots at Must elon, s k.ngsbury CurtiE, ct us, Heaf5 c. Rore,. land at Watcn Hi corhsliA Mel. Cdrtis to Henry C. How lot neat wa:eh Hlll stsfano Turfi Ct ux, to Domerico Iombsrdi ct U houss an5 lot in Canal street; Domer Co Lcmbsrdi et ux., Co StafaHo Turr tt tx. two houses and lots in Can etrest: weekapaug Beach and Land Ii trotement company to Julia E. Darlr land at Weekapaue; Hannah 8. Cav to Beatrice I .Gavitt, house and lot Washington avenue; Snalley Pink a lted Granite Westerly company, to : fred Lepikke. lot off High stree Washing.on Trust company to Small Pink and Red Granite Westerly coi tanF. gult claim of lot off High stres Charles E. sherman to Esther E. Shi il2r. half lot at Watch Hill; John Breen et al. to Roger F, Dunharri ct iot at Watch Hii1; Ella S. Davis 1ohh F. Davis. house and lot in Mart street
 During the same period there ", recorded five mortgages aggregati te.see. one release of mortgage, ( ehattel mortgage. one attachment q enc lease.
 Martin T. Raferty. state chairman
 tho American Association for the In pendencs Of the Irish Republic. aources that Mrs. Terence Macswfn viii arrive in Providence Saturday tefnoon to remain until Sunday aft ncon. She will be accompanied by sster-in-iaw, Miss Marie MacSwin 1lar4y Roland and Frank P Walsh.