The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-26
MRS. HoRroN,s WILL.

The win of the late Mrs. Virginia R.. Horton of Sherman avenue, the widow of the late Ward l.. Horton, was filed in the probate court yesterday. Among it's features are the clauses that be- queath her personal property to her friends, those with whom she was in close touch during life. To the Ever green Cemetery association is given $500, the income of this amount to be used to keep her grave green. The bulk of the estate goes to Robert s. Talley, of New York city, relative of the deceased, who died November 15.
 The late Mrs. Horton bequeaths her rings and other jewelry to her friends as momentos. To some one else she gives money with which to buy dia- monds, rings, etc., to remember her by. MT. Talley who receives the bulk of the estate is not a relative but friend. The estate amounts to about 2G,00O. The will contains these bequests: Jo- seph Halliwell, of Milford, house and lot, No. 132 Asylum street; Lemuel C.. Hoadley, of this city, house and lot, No. 122 Asylum street; Mrs. Ada Hinman, wife of Frank T. Hinman, of this city. house and lot. No. 115 Clay street; Rob ert S. TalleS of New York, house and lot at No. 45 Beachwood avenue, New Rochelle, and $500.
 The deceased adds to this last be- quest: This to be in full for all claims for services and attention giv en to me in my life.'
 The deceased gives her piano and her writing desk and all her furniture to Mrs. Ada Hinman. To Wallace A. Crockett minor grandchild of Mrs. Hinman, is left SLIGO, $1O per month to be paid to Mrs. Hinman for the care ot the child.
 Other features of the will are:
 To Mrs. Kate T. Connolly, of New Haven, I give my three-stone diamond ring and my antique mosaic jewelry.
 ITO Frederick $. McKirness I give the center stone of my three-bar dia4 nond pin; also $50 to make with it a new pin or ring.
 To Frederick T. McKirness, jr., I give my gold watch and chain.
 To Theodore Keller, ST, I give $25O.
 To Mrs. Henrietta Keller, wife of Theodore Keller, ST., I give $500.
 To Lena c. Keller, daughter of said Theodore Keller, ST., I give $100 to pur- chase a gold watch and chain or ring.
 ITO Annie K. Gillespie, daughter of said Theodore Keller, I give my gold band bracelet and $50 to purchase q ring.
 ITO Ruth c. Gillespie, daughter of said Annie K. Gillespie, I give $1Oo to purchase two little diamond rings, as she wished me to do.
 TO Mrs. Herman w. M. Clapp, of New Haven, I give my pear ring with garnet center stone and $25 to reset the sany.
 ITO Mrs. Hattie Brocket I give $50 as memento.
 "To Mrs. Ada -Hinman my bracelet set with cluster, diamond top setting or $100, if this shall have been sold by me.
 ITO Oliver T. Osborn, M. D., of New Haven, I give $2o0 to purchase a dia- mond ring or stud as a memento of my late husband.
 "To Lemuel G. Hoadley, of said New Haven, give $350 to purchase dia- mond ring or stud.
 To Mary B. Hoadley, wife of l.. G. Hoadley, Il give $25 to purchase mo- mento of the giver.
 ITO Florence Auguste Hoadley, daughter of L. G. Hoadley, give my solid gold thimble.
 ITO Harriet A. Hoadley, sister of l.. G. Hoadley, I give $1OO to purchase a suitable mornento. z ITO Sarah Ha1liwell, wife of said Jo- seph Halliwen, give $25 to purchase suitable momento. -t ~i
 q direct my executors to pay over to the trustees of Evergreen cemetery $500, the income of the same to be used to keep my burial lot in order, keeping the grave covered with ivy and decor ating the same, and keping the nonu- ment and surroundings in good repair
 'The remainder of the estate give to Robert S. Tailey, of New York, and his heirs forever.
 II direct my executors to procure a suitable lot in Evergreen cemetery for my grave and that shall be buried