Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

final administration account of the estate of Arthur P. Dorinan was held Satur- day forenoon before Judge of Probate Otto B. Robinson. Attorneys for the parties interested in the will, one of the legatees and others interested in the final disposition of the estate were present. Attorney Albert c. Bill of Hartford rep resented Mrs Delina Melyina Cailoutte, who, under the terms of the will was to receive, after funeral expenses, just debts except such at the time of death secured by marriage and legacies amounting to S7000, all the residue and remainder of estate and property, real and personal and mixed, including mon ed Attorney Frank H. Foss of this widow of the deceased, who has since , been married, and who claims her dover rights, Attorney Thomas J. Kelley, executor of the will, as administrator, presented his final account, which was accepted. Judge Robinson announced that 'he would make the distribution un- der the terms of the will Attorney Bill requested that payments be deferred for 1 thirty days as legal difficulties might | ties interested. This was agreeable and Attorney Kelley was ordered to continue his duties as administrator,
 Two others present at the hearing, but ! who took no part in the discussion, were | Attorneys Samuel Campner, of New Ha- | ven, and Morris Posner, of New Lon | don. These two are interested in the | case as some time ago they entered into | agreement with Mrs. Cailouette to pur- | chase her part of the estate when it was l settled
 According to the fifth clause of MT. Dorman's will, his wife was left out of the distribution. The clause reads. Hav- | ing heretofore advanced and paid my | wife the sum of five thousand ($500O) l in lieu of dover and statutory survivor s property right in my estate, I have made no provision herein for her, or to her. J The legatees under the will are John R. Pickett for the sum of $5000 and John T. Ashton for 5000. It is understood that the widow will make fight for her dover rights.
 Th6 Salvation Army orchestra of South Manchester gave fine musicale Saturday night at the First Baptist | chruch in this city, before large audi ence. The following programme was rendered: March, Naval Militia; vocal l solo, quintett; piano solo. Bandsman Turkington; trombone solo, Bandsman Clough selection, Piedmont; vocal solo | Bandsman Von Deck; cornet solo Bandsman Hall; vocal selection, quin- ! tett; trombone trio, Bandsmen Clougn Huntington and Hanna; selection, Bright and Gay; trombone solo, Hanna march Joy to the World,
 The annual report of Mayor Charle. A. Gates for the year just closed shows an unexpended balance of $30,S57,25. Int appropriation for the year ending oc tober 30, 1920 was s137,39O.32 and tn, \ amount expended was $106,533.07. An other interesting feature brought out wa. the saving of $995 to the city by tn, purchase of s11,0Oo in Liberty bond. at s10,oo5. The municipal Ice plant a the close of the year showed a net profit of ss02,47, and every departmen | showed an unexpended balance.
 Electricity was shut off in this city ol | Sunday between the hours of 12.30 ant
 130 durihw repairs at the lighting sta
 ton.
 feature of the Sunday evening ser vice at the First Congregational churcl was report about the Congregations
 Missionary and educational programm
 of the Congregational Home Missionar,
 Society. Solos by Arthur Clark adde
 to the attraction of the service.
 The annual Christmas food and fanc,
 sale by the Ladies Aid society of tn
 Methodist Episcopal church was hell
 Saturday afternoon and evening at tn
 church. There was large attendance
 Mrs Charles Ives of West Main stree
 who was recently operated on at
 Hartford hospital is reported to be gain
 ing rapidly.
 John smith, tramp weaver. who Ina
 been working in Eagleville, and William
 Conety sailor, were charged with in
 toxicaton at police court Saturday morn
 ing. Both pleaded guilty. Smith was fin
 ed five dollars and costs, amounting t
 sl4.l5. which he paid. He was on hi
 way tp the police station when arreste hoping to spend the night there, but a
 complaints had been made about him h
 was compelled to pay the rent note
 above for a. nights lodging. Conety pal ; five dollars after costs had been remit l ted.
 A delegation from the Windham Girl
 club was in Danielson, Saturday even
 ing, attending a get=to-gether meetin
 with the Girls club of that place.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Clara E