Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-08
WESTERLY

The Fifth company, R. I. N. G. was inspected Tuesday evening at the state armory on DiXcn street by Col. c. L. D. Wells and Maj. Dudley Wells. Segt Roy of Fort Creole, and instructor in the national guard, was also present After the drill, the boys packed their packs for the overnight hike which will take place Saturday evening. It is ex- pected that the objective of the com pany will be Capt McConnelPs farm near Ashaway, and various maneuvres vii be rehearsed, including sham battle. While here Tuesday evening Col. Wells also inspected the arnrory, for the purpose of ascertaining the changes that must be made to house the field artillery pieces that will be sent here in the near future.
 Judge Edward NJ Burke made the fol- lowing disposition of the cases that came before the regular session of the pro- bate court Tuesday afternoon.
 Estate of Thomas Conway Petition of widow to set off the real estate con- tinued to October f.
 Estate of William C. Conway First account continued to October 1. Estate of Julieete TourtelIotte. Will admitted to probate, Thomas H. Pea body witness Benjamin H. Tourtellotte appointed executor. with bonds of s300 without surety. Eugene E. Pendleton appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Albert B. Bennett. Will admitted to probate, Clarence E. Roche witness. Lester H. Bennett appointed executor with bonds of s5,OO0 witt surety. Clarence E. Roche appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Catherine McGrath Fer
 
 ian allowed and ordered recorded | Estate of Edgar S. Sweet. Application for permission to sell articles named il inventory granted.
 The annual election of Narraganset council No 21, K. of C.. was held Tues day evening at the meeting in the Bar rows building, and the following wer, chosen: James Mccormick grand knight William Donacon deputy grand knightj w. Lester O'Brien. chancellor Edwart J. Butler recording secretary; James F 1 Spellman financial secretary; John H Mcclure treasurer; Richard J. Butler Jr lecturer; Cornelius Sullivan warden Louis Pingalore inside guard: lame Gormley outside guard; Rev. Thomas ] Larkin chaplain; Dr. NJ. H. Scanlon med ical examiner; George A Dolan trustee for two years: Crist Ferraro truste, for three years; Martin H. Spellmal delegate to the state convention; Dr. Nj H. Scanlon, first alternate; Peter Nc Ginn second alternate.
 An iron nut weighing two pounds be came loosened and fell off the gate a the Palmer street crossing of the Nev Haven road Tuesday morning. and fall ing a distance of 25 feet struck the gate man Garrett ONeil on the head, ren dering him unconscious. The gates wer being lowered for an approaching trail when the accident occurred. Dr. J. | May who was called, found O'Neil sui fering from brain concussion and a SC we're scalp wound. It required seve-a stitches to close the gash, and the pa tient was taken to his home on the Wes Side where he later regained conscious ness. He was resting comfortably Wed nesday.
 James J. KeIleher, wto died Tuesda at his home in Brooklyn, N. Y, was
 former resident of Westerly, born her' He married here about 2S years ago Mis- Margaret Keleher and later they move to Brooklyn. Mir. Keleher was one ( the oldest members of Narraganset council, No. 21, K. of C., and kept hi
 membership in the Westerly council the time of his death. The body wi be brought to Westerly for burial.
 Work started Wednesday on the n pairing of Liberty street, from the junH