The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-16
MANY REQUESTS
 IN CARAVAN WILL
Catholic institutions Are Llh'
 eraIIy Remembered
Each Grandchild Gets $5, 900; Family Gets Bulk of Estate Numerous Scholarships Are Founded in Schools

Hartford, Oct. 1e.--A hearing was held at Il o'clock this morning before the acceptance of the will of Patrick Garvan. An estimate of the value of the estate is $1. 1.000. 900.
 The residue of the estate, after the numerous bequests are given, is giv- en to his children. The Riverside Trust Company is named as execrtor To the Bishop of Hartford, and his successors, is given $1.000, the income of which is to provide a suitable med al or sum of money for the students in St. Thomas Seminary, who shall exhibit in competition the highest pro- fieiency in oratory in the. delivery of an original compositon. due consider ation being given to ideas, language, and deelamaton ,I The The 4ds prse ytnicl w1ich should cease the fund would be used 1 for the benefit of ecclesiastical students To the president and directors of Georgetown University in Washing ton. D. C. is given 31,oo0. the income Patrick Garvan prize.'' for the student showing the highest proficiency in ora tory. A similar sum is given to St- Charles College. of catonsviiie, Md, 40 St. Joseph's Convent Corporation Of the Sisters of Mercy is given ST. to be used for a scholarship at Mount St. Joseph's Seminary, to be called "the Elizabeth F. Garvan schoIarship'' The beneficiary is to be selected by the corporation at it's discretion.
 To the Catholic University of Wash ington, D. C., is given $10,0O0 for the establishment of a scholarship to be known as 'sthe Patrick Garvan scfol- arshp.' Each beneficiary shall be a lay student from the county Of Hart ford, selected by the bishop.
 To the Hartford Roman Catholic Diocesan Corpora ton is given S6,000 in trust, the income to be used in pro viding ecclesiastical education for stu dents of the diocese of Hartford. to trust and fund to be known as the Edward J. Garvan Scholarship
 To the pastor of the Roman Catho- lie church and parish of CastIetown Iralan nd and to his successors. is giv- en 200 pounds sterling as a fund, the income to be used for altar purposes
 The income of s3,000 is given to the St: Joseph's Cathedral CorpoFation of this city to keep flowers continuously in the two urns located in the sanctu- ary. The nrns were givca to the ca. thedraI by his wife. In the event of the disuse of the urns. the income is to he used for altar purposes.
 To the Riverside Trust Company is given s4,0Oo in trust the income to be used in caring for burial lot in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery.
 Other gifts to Hartford institutions Mary's Home fof the Aged in West Hartford; $1,00O to the House of the Good Shepherd; $500 to St. Vincent Nursery, No. PA Main street; $1,000 to St. Francis Hospital: $500 to the Daughters of the Holy Ghost, incorpo- rated; $1.0OO to St. Joseph's Cathedral Corporation for the sole benefit of St. Johns Industrial School; $1,0OO to the missionaries of La Salette Corpora tion; $500 to the Visiting Nurses As sociatio $500 to the Consumptives' Aid Society; $500 to the corporation of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
 The will gives s5,O00 to his sister, Mrs. Hanna Hogan; $5,O00 to Annie Carroll, the sister of his wife; and $1,- 900 to Mary King. wife of Edward King of Chicago. III.
 To each of the grandchildren, liv- ing at the time of his death is given 5000. This is to be set aside and in vested, and the income and principal will be given to the grandchiId when he or she reaches the age of 25. In case of the death of any grandchild before reaching 25, if would go to the grandchild's issue to the remaining grandchildren. The Riverside Trust Company is made custodian and trus- tee of all these funds.