The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-26
Late BridgepOrter En- d0WS St. VinCent'S with 1$I2,OOO Fund THIS WILL PROVIDE FOR
 NURSES WHO ARE STRICKEN Many Institutions Remembered As Residuary LegateeS Under
 Will Just Admitted

St Vincent's hospital the Young NvOmens Christian -assocfati ton, the Nvallingford Tubercular hospital the Bridgeport Boys club, and the Bridge port Christian Union are among the public institutions which share in the estate of the late Harry A Hubbe1l according to the terms of the will of the deceased, which was admitted to probate today.
 The will was drawn up by Attorney Charles s. Canf1eld of the law firm of Garfield. Judson & Pullman. and shows that where the deceased was only thought to have possessed a com paratively small estate, in reality he had one amounting to no less than S150. GOO
 The deceased directs in his will that all his just debts and funeral expenses be paid out of his esta=e and that marker, similar in design to the ones erected at the graves of his father and mother, be erected over his grave in Mountain Grove cemetery. The bequests in the will are as fol- 1ows=
 To Maud Hu5be1I Bay, daughter of Louis 9V- Hubben of St Louis, Mis- souri. s2.50d. and the old fashioned marble clock in the library of the house on West avenue where the de- ceased resided
 To Fanny F. Marsh, an aunt. $25, ,o0o and a couple of cut glass finger bowls. To Charlotte B. Blight daughter of cousin. Annie Gray Blight edeceas- edO 5000.
 To the Bridgeport Trust company of this city, the sum of s5o in trust, for the following uses and purposes, namely To invest from time to time Tn such securities as it may deem best, and from such trust fund to pay over monthly the sum of $40 to a cousin. Natalie K. Haw1ey, of Bridge port, and to continue such monthly payments until the trust fund with all accumulated interest has been ex- 1austed, the trust shall terminate and the money then remaining in the hands of the trustee shall become 9 part of the rest of the estate.
 To Natalie K HaWley is beQueah- ed the glass cabinet now standing or the south side of the dining room fin the residences on West avenue, to- syether with all its contents, excepting the cut glass finger bowls. and alsc to her Is given the diamond crescent pin formerly belonging to MT. Hub bells mother.
 To the Bridgeport Trust company is bequeathed the sum of S3, 900 in trust for the following uses and purposes namely: To invest from time to time in such securities as 1t may deem best and from such trust fund to pay ovel monthly the sum of $50 to EsteIls Haw1ey, of this city, wife of John M H4awleE. and to con t1nue these month By payments until the trust fund witt all Accumulated interest has been ex- hausted.
 In case of the death of Bstella flaw eey before the sum set apart for hel benefit has been wholly exhausted, the trust shall terminate, and the money remaining in the hands of the trus- ice shall become part of the res pf the estate
 To the Bridgeport Trust company i: %1-. Q M f for the following uses and purposes namely: To invest from time to time Hn such securities as 1t may deem best, and from such trust fund to pa! over monthly the sum of $S0 to Johs M Hawley, also of, this city, and tt continue these monthly payments m hfI the trust fund with all accunulat ed interest has been exhausted. II case of the death to John M. Hawle, a,efore the sum set part for his bene lit has been wholly exhausted. th' trust shall terminate, and the money aemaining in the hands of the trustee Bhal; become a part of the rest of thu estate.
 To Harriet K Matthews, wife O. ahe Rev. E. E.. Matthews. the sum O. e5.o00' is given.
 To St. Vincent's hospital Is given th' gum of SIP, GOO, for the express Dur nose of providing and setting apar sn the hospital a, private room to bt
  R bath room to be used, as occasio' may require in perpetuity, for the soi' Benefit of persons residing in Bridge port who are engaged in the ca1lins pf nursing the sick, and who nrt Eraduates of either the Rridgepor fospitaI or St. Vincent's hospital.
 other beouests are follows:
 To Edward Hawley Roper, son e Dr. and Mrs. Roper of New Yort To Harriet NIirabe1 Miller. daughter pf Archibald and Harriet Miller of Al bany, ". Y. $500.
 To Catherine A. Shelton, wife O. Charles Shelton of Waterbury. Conn. 8. .eoo.
 TO Louise Arnold Smith of ODerlin kohio. S1,0oo-
 To Edwin W. Pyle of Boston, Mass. e5.o0o and a scarf pin made of a large pear1 surrounded by small diamonds
 To D. de Lancey Hendrickson of Ha ssvorth ". J.. s5.O0O and also a pea shaped diamond and ruby scarf pin a repeating watch and a watch chain
 To. w B. Powell of Boston, Mass a star ruby pin-
 To O. clayton Ains1ey of Worces fer Mass, an owls head scarf pin.
 To Mrs Julia Thompson of Strat ford, Conn. 2.o00-
 To his housekeeper. Margaret M Rourke, Mir HubbeII bequeathed $5.- 600 and to his cook. Mary Murray. h'