Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-12
WALLINGFoRD.
Will Of the Late Robert Wal1ace-An
Estate of About $2O0,OOO-The

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Will Of the Late Robert WalIace-An
Estate of About 5000, OOO-The
Funeral OF Harvey yyler-Funeral
of Mrs. Hall, Wife of Seymour ID.
Hall-Death of Mrs. Ozias Fowler
death of Frederick Unmack.
The last will and testament of the late |
Robert Wallace was given to Judge Martin |
for probate last evening. The document |
was drawn on April IS, 1890, by Judge |
Morris Of New Haven and bears the sigma |
lures of J. B. Mix, D. q. Porter and
Charles E. Blunt as witnesses. By the
provisions of the will the children will all
share alike. The homestead and property
goes to his only unmarried daughter, Miss
Hattie E. Wallace. The stock in R. Wal
lace & Sons will be held in trust by his
SONS, Frank A., George NJ. and Henry L.
Wallace. The provisions are arranged in
| a manner 80 that the amounts that have
| already been advanced by some of the
children will be deducted, and the division
| is made to equalize the entire amount to
| be received by each heir. The direct heirs
are Mrs. D. E. Morris, Mrs. w. ]. Leaven
| worth, Mrs. John w. Sisson, Miss Hattie
E. Wallace, Robert B., Harry L., George
| NJ. and Frank A. Wallace.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral of Mrs. Seymour D. Hall yesterday
morning. Rev. @. H. Dickinson oficiated.
The floral offerings were chaste and beau
tiful. The bearers were o. H. D. Fowler,
F. j. Heavens, Robert E. Hall, w. I. Todd,
| A. I. Martin and D. P. Griswold. The
burial was in the In Msmoriam cemetery
on North Main street.
| Frederick Unmack, aged 80 years, died
at 1890 Monday night from the effects of
| q stroke of paralysis. The funeral services
L Ill l. Ill Al. H. 49,
| this afternoon at $50. Burial at the con-
venience of the family. The deceased
leaves wife and eight children, all grown
up, Frederick and William 81. living in
New Haven. Mrs. William Bernatebe of
| Hall avenue and Mrs. Walter Shaw of
Meriden are his daughters
Mrs. Ozias Fowler of North Farms died
early yesterday morning of pneumonia,
The ST. Paurs Sunday school entertain
ment has again been postponed on account
of the illness of many of the church MEM
bers. This time the postponement is in
definite.
Deanthon Brainerd of Haddam, father of
Charles N. Brainerd of Washington street,
is critically ill.
J. w. Lane, the grocer, was taken down
i'll yesterday with a specie of grip.
Mrs. s. D. Halls little boy, Seymour,
was baptised by Rev. g. H. Dickinson only
| short time before its mothers death.
A delegation from the Sons of Temper
ance will go to Meriden this evening.
Leap year parties are now in order.
George A. Lane was mustered into W.
N. Mix camp, Sons of Veterans, last eve
ming.
!, Oscar B. Lane celebrated his ffty-third
birthday yesterday, and although he il
confined to his bed with broken leg, he
royalty entertained the many friends who
called upon him
The board of burgesses will meet thil
evening.
, Sleighing parties were numerous on Sun
, day and every horse in town that could b.
, got out was utilized.
Sometime before his last illness E. L
Brockett of Hall avenue transferred all his
, property to his wife and this forethough
on his part has saved his widow much car,
, and trouble, aud useless waiting for tn,
| action of the probate court and other for
| malities.
The Lakesides are contemplating tn,
3 building of a toboggan slide near the lake
The toboggan is already for the slide.
Mr.. Lee Hardy of Norfolk, Va,
brother, and Mrs. R. J. Fair of Warrenton
s | Va, sister of Mrs. S. D. Hall, who wer,
| present at the funeral yesterday, starte,
last evening for their homes in Virginia.
John Ferris is i'll in New Haven with tn
grip.
r The case of j. L. Harding VS.. G. Appel
comes up for trial to- day.
Charles Morris Is home from New Yor
and is i'll.
Severn's orchestra will furnish must
Q for the Ramblers reception in the armory
+ The date has been changed from the got
n to the 10Th of February.
Harvey Tyler, aged seventytwo years
% was buried in Northford yesterday. Th
y deceased was one Of the we'll known lyle
o brothers living near the Northford lin
and during his short illness was not unde
), the care of any doctor. a short tim
before his death he got out of bed and SO
Ii down by the window and the chill cause
!. | his death.
Mrs. D. W. Hallenbsck is ill with tn
grip.
's Fred Hill presided at the organ at tn
70 Congregational church Sunday, owing
"a the illness of Henry L. Wallace.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. started u
on eight hours yesterday.
y The A. o. H. will give dance Februar
Z rs in the armory.
- Judge Hubbard has been appointed con
10 servator over Mr.. Titus Rice, who is no
- in the Middletown asylum.
>, The condition of Seymour D. Hall COZ
~ tinues extremely critical with but fain
! chances of recovery. The excitemer
- caused by the funeral of Mrs. Hall yeste,
% day was not in his favor.
Mrs. John Large of Colony A is to /
taken to New Haven hospital for tres
ment of an aggravated case of grip whic
seems to have overthrown her reason.
20 The Simpson Hook and Ladder com
pany will hold an important meeting th
- evening. Every member is requested
=. be present.
70 The Athletic association will hold il
annual meeting for the election of officer
this evening in the room near the entranc
IL to the Town hall.
Hall & Elton company started work ye
terday on full time.
le The rabbit hunters resped harvest yei
If terday. Frank and Harry Toothe bagge
IS, w. b. Taylor and Harry Loveridge &c
Is, and J. w. Douglass and Burton Hull
d bell brought in 5.
ic Water Commissioner G. d. Andrew
IL was startled yesterday by seeing fox crot
- the road in front of his nose, near Paug
IL pond.
8. William Crofts made application I
d Selectman Jones for aid in the support Q
"a the two children of Jabez Boardman, VIII
% has, with the children, been boarding
o his house on Quinnipiac street and alread
. owes him nearly $40. Boardman is abou
,, town, but will not support his children.
IF Inc wheel company 1s shipping 1mmens
- poles, cut on H. R. Johnson's farm ON th
Ia west side, to the American Telephone CON
II pany.
"a John E. Gaherty has two childre
n critically i'll with scarlet fever; the eldei
one, Robbie, is now down with the dipt
p liberia.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dolph of Pond Hi
a are seriously ill with pneumonia.
4 G. J. hampton is confined to his HON
by illness.
The following is the cast of the Y, NJ. c
A. minstrels.
d MIDDLEMAN
. Frank Taylor.
10 BONES. TAMBos.
II 8. L. Hail. ]. Joab,
E. L. Weld S.W. Becroft.
. | D. w. Haenbeck, William Peers,
J. | Roland Andrews, E. f. Scranton,
!, Oliver Phelps, John Cottrill, 5r.,
l. William Goodrich, Lee Granniss,
:. Win Ingraham, c. o. Hall,
Q Frank Hawkins, Frank Smith,
Ia | j. Romeo Donervon, Thomas Taylor,
| prof n l;or