Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27

Judge Edward M. Burke held a spe- cizi session of the Westerly prooate court Friday for a hearing on the allow ance of the will of Sarah Sheldon Love land. reputed the wealthiest woman resi- dent. The will is so constructed as to not reveal the real value of the estate. The will was admitted to probate with out objection Mrs. Loveland was the widow of John S. Loveland and died November i, 1920 The will was exc c,ited. April 25 1919. and witnessed by John T. Edmond and Ira B. Crandall, Georgianna Langworthy, adopted daugh- fer of testator and wife of Albert Il. Tanrworthy was conhrrfed as sole exc cutrix of the will with personal bond of S1O0 000 Albert \. Crandall was ap- pointed appraiser.
 The only public bequest was $3oO year to Calvary Baptist church, during the lifetime of the exeeutrix, and upon inc death the sum of 5000. To Albert H Langworthy and Georgianna Lang worthy and Georgianna Langworthy is given fifty shares of stock. each, of the Spring Valley Water Works, California. To Winona Hubbard Sheldon and John l.. Sheldon is given $500 each, and to Robert Duncan Langworthy 5000.
 All monies on deposit in banks is be-
  granddaughter, and to Nathan L. Lang worthy grandson, the principal to be kept intact until the beneficiaries reach the age of fifty years. and then to be divided among them equally. To Georgianna Langwcrthy is given the use of the house and all it contains during her lifetime and upon her death to be given to Emma and Nathan Langworthy, in equal parts. In the event of their deaths, to their off, spring if any survive. This provision prevails throughout the will. and in the event of the death of all benefciaries named. remainder of the estate goes to blood relationship of nieces and nephews or be disposed of by law, just as if she had died intestate
 All the bonds, testator inherited from her sister. Mrs. Lux, are to be held in trust during the natural life of Geor- cianna Langworthy, she to receive with Emma and Nathan Langworthy. The rest and residue of the estate is given 10 the beneficiary heretofore named ir the will. and on an equal basis.
 Henry c. Rowe, formerly of Groton has purchased from F Kingsbury Curtis a large tract of land at Watch Hill. It is bounded on the west by the golf course and the Griscom property. and on three sides by the Westerly roadg Ocean View road and Shore road with road front age of more than a mile. The property extends from the Westerly road to tn shore There are two houses with ga rages included in the purchase. MT. Row, plans 10 improve the property and vii build a home there which he will occup. for a part of each year.
 Mis- Anna T. Sullivan. 37, daughter 0 the late MT. and Mrs. John E. Sullivan was found dead Friday morning, in he room at her home, in Downer street, ev idently from suffocation by illumina tim gas Miss Sullivac ~s. thrifty and in dustrious and for several ears was en gagged at dressmaking. She owned
 house on Liberty street another il Summer street also the one in which sh died. Her father was a blacksmith ar did quite a business in the manufactur Of stone-cutters tools. Miss Sullivan maintained her home for herself and he brothers who remained in Westerly.
 She had been failing mentally for som time and had spent several months 2 the home of a brother in New Londor and was under treatment at a New Lon don hospital. She returned to her horl about a month ago, seemingly infDrdva in health She leaves six brothers. Jame of Philadelphia Charles H., of New LOT don Eugene, Of Bridgeport; and EC ward, John and Joseph Sullivan, of Wei terly.
 The funeral sf Loren c. Waite, wh