Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-21

The United States civil service com mission will hold competitive exan1in- Rtion at the Westerly postoffice May 9th. The salaries range from s14OO os1SOO per annum and these positions are per Tialent upon good behaviour and retire meht on annuity is provided for at 65 years of age or in case of disability for injuries received in the service, Compen- sStion is allowed and annuities are given 10, de,endents in case of death as result Of injury Fifteen days vacation with full pay is allowed with an addition of ten days sick leave with full pay.
 Calvary Baptsit church have had new stained glass windows set on both the east and west side of the church.
 NIr. and Mrs. George A. Champlin have returned from Daytona, Florida, where they spent the winter. They have opened their residence on Elm street.
 a ladies night Wednesday evening, April %. Whist and dancing will be enjoyed bV the members and their guests
 This (Friday) evening at wequete- qlock Community club the newly formed garden class will be addressed by Will liam Johnson of the Connecticut Farm Bureau from Storrs college. Thursday evening a popular dance was held at the club.
 Miss Lucy Crowley and her brother Leo CewOIey have returned from an autorno- bileatrfp to New Haven.
 Ar and Mrs Aibert Chesebro and children of Jamestown, R. l., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chesebro at their home in Wequetequock.
 The members of the Cycle club and their friends enjoyed 2 dance and social Thursday evening. This affair was given 10 raise the desired amount to assist in meeting some obligations of last sum mer Incurred by the club
 Tho 18th of next month the case of the Fo1erai Finance Corporation vs the Un- derwood Garage will be tried at the su- periof court at Kingston; also the case of Avice Borda vs the Briggs Construction company! There are two more cases on the c4va docket to be tried and then court will adjourn to Westerly, there being S3 cases on the calendar here.
 ThuEsdoy evening the Westerly Masonic club held z lance for the members and friends In :, hall The affair was most enjoyable Refreshments were served during the evening.
 Probate court matters disposed of be- fcre Judge Edward NJ Burke this week are as follows:
 Estate of Mary T. B. Lewis. will ad- uitted to probate, Washington Trust Co. named as executor, with bond Of s3,oOO' without surety Hiram A. Edmund was appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Phebe E. Doherty. Petition for pfooating will continued to May 2.
 Estate of Peleg A. Sisson, first final ac- count allowed and ordered recorded.
 Estate of Foster K. Jdhns. Alice M' Johns appointed guardian. Bond $10OO' Clarence E. Roche appointed appraiser
 Estate of Alvin J. Hansen. Petition re- ceiyed for appointment of administrator Mabel G. Hanson Dubois appointed ad- ninistratrix Bond $500. Eugene B Pendleton appointed appraiser.
 Estate of Mary F. Kenyon. Inventory received and ordered recorded.
 Estate of Herbert A. Babcock. Release received and ordred recorded.
 Estate of Harold c. Rosebury. Petition for, sale of real estate continued Snisi
 Estate of David T. Talbot. Herbert G Whipple, one of executors named in vii declined to serve. Destination accepted and better testamentary ordered issued to Ella P. Talbot as sole executrix.
 Estate of Alzada A. Saunders. inven tory reneived and ordered recorded.
 Estate of Elizabeth A. Irish, petition