Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
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The will of David Franklin Still man, the oldest bank clerk in New England, who died December 14 1913, was admitted to probate by Judge Edward NJ. Burke in the Westerly probate court Tuesday afternoon. To his son-in-law, William M. Marr. is bequeathed his watch and books. The
 sum of $1oo is given for the perpe, tuaI care of his grandfather's burial lot in Hopkinton cemetery and $75 for the perpetual care of lot of testa- tor in River Bend. He leaves all of his real and personal estate and household furniture to his wife, Fran ces J. StillmAn. during her. natural life. Upon her death the estate is to b edivided equally between his daugh- ters. vioIette s. Marr and Ethel Sdll- man. The Industrial Trust company was made executor Of the estate. The bond was fixed at $i0.o00 and Judge Oliver H. Williams appointed ap- pr2iser.
 The win of Mary L. Stillman. who died December fs, 1913, was admitted
 to probate. All household effects are given to her daughters, except antique clock, table and chair. The clock and chair is bequeathed to Reginald Dean
 and the table to Louis Stillman. One fifth of the rest and residue of the es- tate goes to Flora L. Hiscox and four f1fths to Annie l.. Dean. Samuel H.
 Davis and Annie Is. Dean were con firmed as executors. Bond s6000. Eu- gene B. Pendleton appraiser.
 The first and final accounts of the estates of George, H. Utter, Santora Fazio, Patrick Daly and Margaret Matthews were received and approv- ed for record.
 commissioner of the insolvent estate of Pasquale Gentile, was approved by the court.
 Willis E. Chandler, secretary of the Rhode Island Anti-Tuberculosis so- ciety, has notified the Westerly
 branch that all local associations are to make. quarterly reports of expendi- lures of Red Cross Christmas seals to the state body. Chore folders of the modern health crusade have been prepared for carrying on the work in schools and the school children of Westerly have been enlisted in this crusade. The national director of the crusade states that as practically ev- eryone has been infected by the germs of tuberculosis by the time the age Of 21 is reached, the scheme for building up the power Of resistance in chill dren is felt to be one of the most helpful factors in the campaign for the elimination of this disease,
 The combined union of hod carriers, building and common laborers has submitted to local contractors an agreement to be in effect April 1, 1920. Under this agreement the la borers will receive 75 cents an hour, transportation furnished by employ CTS, and double time pay for Sundays. Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Co., lumbus Day. Thanksgiving and Christmas. Men over 50 are privi- legged to adjust their wages with em- ployers. without regard to union sche- dule.
 George P. o'Shaunessy, collector of internal revenue for Rhode Island, announces that all whiskey, beer, ale and all intoxicating liquor signs must be removed from public view not la ter than p. m., Friday.
 Mrs. Robert L. Dickinson, repre- senting the national board, Young Women's Christian Association, to in vestigate the work in China, delivered an inspiring address in Calvary Bap- tist church, Tuesday evening. The meeting was largely attended and was held under the auspices of the