Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
W ES TERLY


 a minor, her mother Leola A. Craig. was appointed guardian of her person and estate,
 The will of Walter J. Bennett was continued to April 6.
 A decree was granted MT. and Mrs. Charles Dubrille for the adoption of Mescolati Pignotori bouy four years old.
 Inventories received for record: Estates of William L.obban, value $322s4; Mary L. Stillman. s9s2; Milo M. Clarek, $1A 547.25.
 In the estate of John c. Stillnan, releases of claims were received for record from Edward B. StillHaan, Sar- | ah E. ChaH1piin, N. Annette Miner and Horace E. Stillman.
 In the estate Of John F. Crandall, the petition of the widow, Hannah L. Crandall, to set out her dover of the estate, was continued to April S. This was due to the absence of her attorney. Judge Herbert W. Rathbun, who is on a trip in the south. Mary S. Crafts, exeeutrix of the es tate of Albert B. Crafts was granted perfnissien to sch disputed claims against and disputed interest in par eels of real estate. Mrs. Crafts was also authorized to sell claim against an insolverit estate.
 | J L. Burdiek administrator of the es- tate Of Ada BuFdiek, was continued 1 to April 6.
 The executive cenmittes, depart ment of Rhode Island, American Le- l zion, at a meeting in Providence Monday night. voted unanimously | against asking congress for a money bonus and to recommend to the posts of the state that when they go on re- cord for beneficial Legislation that no consideration be given the cash bonus proposition. The members of posts in Rhode Island will be asked to state I them among these three alternative proposals.
 F'irst-Land settlement. covering all states and not confined to a few states. Second-Home aid to encourage pur- chase of home in either country or l city.
 I Third-vocationa training for all
 ex-service persons desiring it. l Friends of Irish Freedom assembled
 in Granite Cutters hall Monday even ing to plan for the Irish bond drive
 which is to commence next week ir
 Westerly and Pawcatuek, which com
 prises the Westerly district, with At torney George R. MeKenRar as district
 manager. Mir. MeKenna presided al the meeting and John H. Murph, was secretary, Tam captains were { appointed as follows, each to selee workers for his respective teams:
 For Westerly-James Collins, Johr J. Dunn Daniel Murray. John H. Mur phv and John H. Sullivan. For Pawcatuek-Geerge R. McKen na, James Shea, John Maheney, Pat : riesk Barrett and John H. Lynch. Edgar B. Ellis of Bridgeport, area king of the grand chapter of Roya ! and Select Masens Of Connecticut as : sisted by Grand Scribe Coolnel Arthu
 N. Nash, made an official inspection 0 : Palmer chapter, Monday night At tn > conclusion of the inspection, which wa satisfying in every detail refresh ' ments were served, speeches wer j. made and there was a general roun : of socially for two hours. Exeellen High Priest Of Palmer Chapter wa !, in charge of the reception. :, Local laeonies S A branch of the Westerly Public Ii }. hrarv at Bradford is among early dat
 possibilities.
 n Constructive work on the westerl g sewerage system will be resumed earl e inthe spring.
 = Miss Mary Hall read a paper O d Rutherford B. Hayes at the meetin y of the Monday club, held at the hon r of Mrs. A1tart Langwerthy. Tn ;t topic was read by Mrs. John A. .-Tay y Tor, two essays on The Dining f1ool V, and The Parlor.
 }; delegation of lseal Knights al n tended tke cHnclaye of Knights n Tenlplar in New London Tuesday.