The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-19
WALLINGFORD.

1T | tate of the late Bennett Jeralds are
 Almon J. Ives and J. Norris Barnes, the
 executors of the will being George S. 1 Wilcox, of Yalesville, and George s. 1 Allen, of Southington. The will was
 dated March g, 1898. I The widow is left note of $1,225 and
 the use of s1,009 during her lifetime.
 This is in addition to the $1,00O marriage
 settlement.
 | To Bennett c. Wooding is given $500. 1 To Cornelia E. Smith is given the
 property known as the McCarty place
 and sS0O
 To George s. Wilcox is given 9Ox100 feet of land in Yalesville, conditional 1 that he accepts the trusteeship as pro- vided in the will; otherwise it goes to l the heirs
 To Arthur B. Jeralds is given s1OO and
 a watch
 After the above bequests have been ! fulfilled the residue of the property is to be divided into five parts, of $2.OO0 | to each part, to the following: Lucy D.
 Allen, Alice M. Lamb, Ellen E. Wilcox, Fannie A. Kingsford and Arthur B. 1 Jeralds, the amount for the Arthur B.
 Jeralds portion being left in trust. If there is any excess after paying the
 above five parts the excess is to be di- vided between the six children and grandson.
 At the decease of the wife the s1,000 left her in trust is to be divided between the heirs The household furniture is also divided between the six children
 and grandson If any of the $2,000 left in trust for the son remains at his de-
 cease it goes to the sons children when twenty
 George S. Wilcox is made trustee for the sums left in trust. The will pro- vides that the personal estate shall be closed up in one year and the real es tate in five years. Mrs. Thomas Nugent died last even ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Willard, on Oak street.
 Joseph H. Hodgetts died at 7:20 last evening at his home on Simpson ave- nue after weeks illness with pneu
 monia. He leaves widow, but no children.
 The Wallingford and Meriden high school teams will play basketball in Company Ks armory this evening. The game promises to be a close and excit- ing one.
 The high school department was
 closed yesterday, as the teachers were visiting schools out of town.
 '.The Missouri GirF' is booked for the opera house on Tuesday evening, March s.
 The board of managers will hold it's
 monthly meeting at the Masonic home. Saturday. Compass lodge No g, F. and A. M., has been invited to visit Center lodge in Meriden next Wednesday evening.
 Those intending to go are requested to notify either William Bertini or Will liam Mcdonald. Reserved seats for "Winchester' will 20 on sale at Pixley's Saturday morn ing.
 Rev. F. H. l.. Hammond is confined. to the house with an attack of the grip. Superintendent w. A. Cartwright will leave here this evening for Atlanta, Ga, to attend the three days conven- ton of the department of superintend ents, National Education association, which opens Tuesday. John Shackley's infant son, Arthur, died of whooping cough on Wednesday night. The funeral will be held from the house, 16 Union street, this morn- ing at 10 o'clock. The burial will be in Center street cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. D. E. Francis will
 be held in the Holy Trinity church this
 morning at o'clock. Benjamin Tyler, the milkman, lost
 forty quarts of milk and was otherwise
 unfortunate by his team upsetting on
 North Farms yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Robert Siders, who has been vis-
 iting friends here, returned to Boston
 yesterday.
 Some of the small water mains on
 side streets are frozen and will be out
 of use until warmer weather comes.
 Mrs. E. B. Treat is i'll with pneumo-
 nia in Lawrenceville, N. J.
 There will be no rural delivery from
 the postoffice on Monday, Washington's
 birthday