Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-22

tufaiiy there is no enthusiasm as the
 general result of the presidential and state ticket is known in advance. There
 Is interest, however, as to the delegation
 from Westerly in the general assembly
 which meets annually. Maurice W. Flynn
 has announced that he is candidate for
 nomination as state senator, and refers
 to his record as senator as a reason
 why he is entitled to renomination. The
 representatives are Samuel H. Davis and
 Jehn Ferguson IT,. and neither has de-
 clared its intentions.
 In tbe last town election, the repubii-
 cans who boited the party caucus suc- ceeaed in defeating the regular republi- can nominees for the town council, and snnong them, MT. Flynn, who was presi-
 dent of the council. It is not believed
 the boiting game will be attempted in a presidential election day. Judge Edward M. Burke, held regu- lar session of Westerly probate court, on Tuesday afternoon. Inventory was re- eeived and ordered recorded in the es- tate of David Harper. showing a xalua- tiea of $20o.
 August 14, 1920, was admitted to pro- bate. The sum of $500 and interest in business is bequeathed to her son, H. Russell Burdiek, and the rest and resi- due of her estate to her husband, Ed ward N. Burdick. The nomination of Edward N. Burdiek as executor with will annexed, was confirmed. Bond $500
 Eugene B. Pendleton appraiser. Mrs. Martha D. Wilson daughter, was appointed guardian of the person and es- tate of Anna Doust, a person of unsound mind and not competent to care for her property. Mrs. Doust is 77, and was not opposed te guardianship. Bond s1O,- 600. Eugene B. Pendleton was appoint
 ed appraiser.
 The first and final account of the Washington Trust company, executor of the estate of Martha Ann Smith, was re- ceiYed. examined and approved for rec ord.
 The administrative of the estate of John R. Johns was authorized to sell
 real estate to meet the expenses of the
 estate. Bond $500
 The will of Annie Bliss Mcconnell
 which was read at the previous session
 of court and continued to the present
 sessien. was further continued two weeks
 due to absence of witnesses to the will
 A petition was received to file and re-
 cord an amplified copy of the will of
 William c. Hastings who died in Yen- kers, N T., and having real estate in
 Westerly. Continued for two weeks with
 order of notice
 sloep Hattie Lawrence of New London
 owned by Greenleaf and Avery, and bound from Block Island to New Lon
 don, with $500 pounds of live lebsters struck on Watch Hill reef at 12.30 Tues day morning and was hoated at noon with the aid of the T. A. Scott company and towed to New London. The sloop struck on a rock and hole stove in the well let many of the Holsters escape Lohstermen will set pots in that imme- diRte vicinity in expectation of making
 big catches.
 Local Laeonics. William A, Dolan, of Westerly, deputy fish commissioner, is in Toronto attend l ing convention of fish conservation commissions.
 Tho grand Jury was in kl all . ses- sion at Kingston, Monday, and rceurne6 eight indictments with no indictment ir 1 two other cases presented for their con siaeratien.
 There was rumer that John D. Ira sis has purchased the three story brick l builaiHg, corner of High and West Bread streets.
 1 Hodge Metiyeer and Joseph Anderson will start Saturday for Miami, Florida l making the trip by motorcycle with sid,
 car. camping at night while on the lons run.