Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-18

Tie Westerly probate court session WAS held Tuesday afternoon Jlit'9e Edward M. Burke, presiding. fife first and final account of Alexander Tlin.np- son. guardian of the estate of Jlrnes E. Thompson, a minor, was teceircd. al lowed and ordered recorded.
 The will of David Harper Hbo d.el June 23, 1920, was allowed Af.or
 isls.- 0i t4es-a @-d funeral t1 s.-t,z -, --sf ~-d ---i6u. If ehe state N- en to his wife. Minnie Harc.r She was confirmed as executrix EnTd $500. John ]. Kennedy was app, n.,,l appraiser.
 The inventory of the esta.c Of Ircs 4 Saunders, showing valuation of s1,4f5.s2 was received and ordered re- corded.
 The administratrix of the estate of John R. John filed affidavit of no per sonzl estate to be administered. In the same estate. petition was made for authority to sell real estate. Continued 10 next session of the court Tuesday, ngeptme
 The gold and filled chains foaad ab4ut tvo months ago by the two Adamarski ooys while grabbing in the waters of the Watch HiN road. has been fully Identified by it's owner John N Leiss of rhe Leiss Chain company. 4S Monmouth street. Newark. \. j.. who came to FsCctS4As 4uGsudS Alf1EHpSSi- HCCOtnD- snied by John Mccarthy of the New ark Detective Bureau. They called at police headduarters hefe. and Chief Brown produced the goods found by t}le AdAnaTsH boys. 4r. Leiss identified his mark on the plated chains Il. C." and the gold chains by the factory mark on the swivel.
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 finished stock taken from the Leiss fao- tory on the Saturday night or Sunday pfter to December 1, 1919 when the theft was discovered. The total value of the goods taken. at factory value, is fe5sooo, and so bulky that 1t could not es carried away by one Isrson Ever since that time detectives of Newark and New York have been endeavoring E te get trace of the stolen goods but without avail.
 Recently MT. Leiss received letter from William Goedgeon. Westerly jewell ers who wrote at the instance of Chief Brown and giving the information that Lae good found here bore the trade mark Of the Leiss Chain company. MT. Leiss, with Detective Mccarthy came to West srfy at the earliest opportunity,
 Hr. Leiss said 1t was difficult to place the value of the chains turned over to ths police by the boys, as their only value in their present condition was the gold they contained. He estimated the value at between $500 and s460. in the eleven pounds recovered.
 Hr. 1eiss and Detective Mccarthy a6- companied by Chief Brown, visited he place where the bag of chains vas found and interviewed the Adamarsky boys. 4 search will be made of the wat CTS to ascertain if more of the booty can be recovered. It being possible that some chains may have fallen from the bag or other bags containing manufac- ,ured goods CT raw material may be found.
 The chains stolen were in envelopes the quality marked thereon. while tn unrnanufactured material was on reels Both Messrs. Mccarthy and Leiss are al loss just why this bag containing eleven pounds of chains should be dis carded and the rest retained by the thieves. They will secure all obtainable information bfora leaving Westerly.
 George Benjamin Utter, of Westerly. . member Of the republican state cen tral committee has been elected to the executive council of the Republican Club of Rhode Island. At the annual meeting of the club, Monday in Provi- fence. these officers were elected: IF Anthony Dyer, of Providence, president Alfred M. Coats, Antonio A. Capotos D. James C. Connolly, Edward Guerih oi ProFiceice, William R Harvcy of Newport county, Harry R. Milner H--s-sri5-i Nz-aingsoH couav- Frari R. Wooler Charles R. Ror1-weH of K county. vios presidents; Edward Ede- erz. secretary; William B. Mccall treasurer, Gerald Whitman, assistant treasurer.
 The executive council Is composed 2. he president, the secrtary and Edward Buxton, IT., Roscoe M. Dexter, Abbot' Phillips, John Cosssboor1. William R rortsn. Herbert R. Dean, Earl E. Dane Everett s. Chaffee. R, J. B. Sullivan, :! [. Bodeil. David c. Adelman. MicTael II ,-c-rixzn, A H. Fzlander. George Rsl'- amin Utter. Royal c. Taft, Richard s Aidrich. William H. Higgins, William 4. Hesthman, Arthur F. Hudson John [ Hc1zniey H. D. c. Dubois, 4. +i Gillespie and H. 4. Crandali.
 Ths executive council was authorized se increase its membership so as t1 .,rovide representatives for eve13 sec tion of tho tate The annual fell daT 1 inc club will be held at R3aky Fo'Ei September I.
 Mrs. John GiIcrist was injured serionsi! while riding in carriage with her nus band Monday evening. On crossing th' High street bridge the horse, recent! purchased by Mir Gilcrist, began to buck rear and kick, became unn1anageable ant ran away. When in front of the Catholic -nurch Mir. and Mrs Gilcrist were throwI from the carriage. NIT. Gilcrist was se vereiy shaken up and received minor cut: and bruises while his wifes injuries ar' of 2 serious nature. She was cut ant bruised, sustained internal injuries and broke both bones of her right leg between he knee and ankle. Dr. Scanlon wa: called and rendered first aid to Mrs CfIIcrist and later treated her husband.
 Mrs Gi1erist was taken to the Law renee Memorial Associated hospital 1T New London in the ambulance of thu Westerly Sanitary corps. She was re ported Tuesday 10 be in as comfortabl condition as could be expected, witI prospects favorable to recovery.
 An action of trespass and eieetmen has been brought by Mary v. Cappuccit against Angela M. Guarison to recove, possession of two tracts of land in Pierci street lane. The writ is returnabIe to tn, Third district court next Friday. The sui is sn outSro~th of disputed title.
 Af the November session of the supe rior court in 1919 Mrs. Guarina prevailed in her suit against Angelo j. Cappuceio husband of the plaintiff in the new suit Tn the first suit Mrs. Guarino elaine, thzf Mir Cappuccio trespassed upon he