Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-10
wALLINGFORD.

The Late Garry L. Mix,s Last VIII
and Testament-How tho Estate II
Disposed Of The Austin Drum
Corps, Warrington Crip-The Town
Auditors' Report-A Sudden Death.
The last will and testament of the late
Garry I. Nix has been approved in tho pro-
bate court, and his son-in-law, W. A. Ken
drick, Is named ~ executor. The disposi-
ton of the estate ia as follows:
First, all Just debts to be paid and q suitable
monument to be erected not to cost more than
70 the wife, Almira Mix, an annuity Of $1,000
during her natural life, payable gInrteriy ~, IN
advance; also the use OF the Yalesviile nome e
stead. and of the personal property, the atore-
said property at her death to go to his son'in-
Law, W. A. Kendrick.
To his daughter, Eliza NJ Cheney. an annuity
Of 80 Long r. she
Cheney, GLARE Bessie, Camilla and Josephine
To the Yalesville Baptist church, an annuity Of
$500 for support and $50 towards the liquidation
Missionary union Of Boston, an annuity Of 500
for ten years; to the American Baptist Home
society Of New York an annTity Of
fishing society Of Philadelphia, an annuity of $50
tor ten years; to the Connecticut Baptist conven-
ti9n an ma; a,n1pSity Of go for ten years ,,,,
herein for my said daughter, Frances Ken
drick. having perfect confidence in her husband.
under the disposition which am making Of my
estate she win be well cared for through him.
residue Of my estate, of every name and nature,
whether real. personal or mixed, and wheresoever
situated and from whatsoever source it may
come, including all sums that shall accrue or be,
come due or be paid on any and all life insurance
policies upon my life, to my said son !in-law VII.
liam a: Kendrick, the same to be to him and his
Mr.. Kendrick is named as executor OF the will
without bond, and the instrument in conclusior
had spent bis best years to establish should b.
continued and in which he had been greatly as
l sisted by his said son-in-law.
Reuben L. Cady of Undertook, N. Y.
who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs
William Foster of Silk street, near tn,
lake, died very suddenly yesterday after
noon from heart disease. He was appar
| entity in his usual health and had JUS
arisen from the table after eating . heart,
dinner when he was taken i'll and died in
side of five minutes. The body will
taken to New York state for burial.
J. W. Allen had ght-blooming cereu
in full blossom at noon yesterday. He say
that the recent downfall of John L. at Ne,
Orleans has nothing to do with the phe
| nomena.
The Rosemary hall will open octobers
Miss Rutz Rees was In town yesterday.
The timing room at R. Wallace Sons fact,
~ issn now running day and night with two sets
George Ives scooped in 81 900 in two bets bel
l and put up even money on Corbett There Is
great deal In knowing on which side to lay yo'
", Il. Newton and r.. E. higgins are no
full: fedged members Of the Crocodile club.
| The national bank will be open Saturday afte
moons after next week Saturday, September II.
Health Officer Dan O'Refly will make q to,
| In search of any violatfons of the new code
| sanitary rules
W. r. Gilbert has collected over $50 toward d
l fraytng the expense of taking the Austin dru
corps to- Washington with the g. A. R., al
2 hopes that the citizens will respond free
D amount about 500 in all. Small contributio
o will be thankfully received and due credit Civ
D German, the tea man, acts as his own au
tioneer every evening and is disposing Of
o large stock Of crockery. =. NJ. Tyler Is fill
the position of cashier with credit to himse
1ssss VIZ STSys u r. %ss Gre
s T. the Fooh
. Peers, Edward Bacfes q. 4. Smith and Hen len
+ The auditors have completed their work on
selectmen's books, and the report for the ye
ending septsmbsE 1899 vim sh g, o the foG
:. | $s77s,26; town hall, $521. q; printir
3 cficers 81, LOST; principal on notes $500; &c
etery, $749.19; election expenses, $75.67; intere
S114S.93; miscellaneous, s., 379 g; total, s.
q | 1852. Last years report showed a total amor
- paid out Of $4s. 0o3 40, which makes this yea
n | showing $7,127 81 less.
; One Of Hoey's track horses stepped on n
Ing stone on town hill late Thursday night a
;, slipped down. The accident frightened
Il, , mate, which began kicking, and the log of
"A | kicker. The horse had to be killed.
~ Augustus D. futile is i'll with typhoid fever.
u Mrs. Benjamin EdeI has gone to Detroit
it Join her husband. who is now working there:
- | the Holy Trinity church Sunday morning, 6
40 will continue here two weeks.
to The Wallace Hose company held its ann
e. | meeting last evening and elected as Office
- Thomas ]. Kenney, foreman; William Gus
VI first assistant; John A. Dawney, second ass
Mt ant; T. E. MCGUIRE secretary; Daniel Fran
ic l treasurer.
~ The Wallace Hose running team received
Ia as the third prize at Waterbury. Their time
/ 1915 seconds