New Britain herald., 1914-11-18
SIGNS ll| { ] ! . ]! DgIllB IESIAIOB ABSENCE
sudQe Bylngt0n, RtIlsss b Admit DoCu1lsM t5 PTQbat. [
  NiTRaEN aNCAllY IECUIED'
Aetionfof Court Will Make Bnt I1tIle
 I & ssSs AIE*as Differcnce in' Settlement of EstatS Makes Hules for Police Osliccrs s Muniilo Infant nc,ui-Iiricfs. a

Manitlo Infant neni-Isricfs. ' Fsssss.sfaifufe N of one of the witnesses to
 actually sec the signing of X sthe. sdoc-
 qnaeln scauscd Judge Geosge k. Flying stoirsto refuse to9 atlnit .tosp, ohatA ,the Ss ilfSsof Waiters JonesEun inventor and recIuse, wh0, tied Tat the Hart \ iyFd hospital recently,shand as q are- ssalt u news<a applicsttion wilr have to ytled. AntQnio GlsFfsnt, N hps,c lrt.ane
 uesssf affixed #hia Signature, aceeg,i- pfng to his .0,wn .;taarissibn. when Johes ,wasSllot present, aud as Nasfesult Judge
 lNinsion on ruled that the will had been illegally executed #s
 s Tire courts desision concelning. the of t.. F. i5ayden Of 'Eristol saaT admission of the sMil WAS sen : hdsred today. lshc heafing was held
 Monday, but Judge RNtngton, learning oa tie legal tcchncaIiN involved, made no ruling until today.
 Testimony showed that Jones drew
 tp the will. on. october :. It was
 prepared sin the house on East, Main
 street,, in which the testator lived,
 and in+ethc sDrcsencc of ilarrya Tonl-
 kins, Ms. David Gould and Mir. Hay
 den.f. The latter was named in it Hs
 eNecutor and AIr. TCmkins and Mrs.
 Gould were Witnesses. third wit ness was necessary and NIT. Hayden
 went after Gloriant. who is ae flag
 man at the raiirua6 crossing, near the
 house occupied by Mir. Jones. Glor-
 iant couldn't, leave his post alt thetilne
 and as Mir, Jones was too feeble to
 move out of the house, tAe nagman
 was bermitted to sign as watness in
 his absence, irone of thost lerestesl
 having 8 sufficient acqu;fin &nSA wit h
 the law to realize that the action in-
 validated the inslum effts.
 V Judge Byingtop Was advised of the I.eircumstances and he was. compelled stpi reject the, application. N
 The estate will now have tt, ,sbe
 settled as frtesfste,
 The refusa I olsAhe qcourtSto accept the document WNh make but little diff
 ference in thes essetthngsfs the estate, as the legal dtAribptfdh W the court !. will in 4as la m easare, Horrespond
 witfs the -festat Is ssisheestas expressed 5 5ssfhs ecI;Yass,stsa sten,s only rela : tive is t. sister. sffv.ing in Englaifd,s To her hc wil1ed#aIl the mpney he had on deposit in the .bank. This totals about $500 land as she is his sole heir, the money will go to her ,,tryway. yss \ SFhe only othtr propertw to Yhielf Mir Jones, ma de- claims Wep house. hold furnishings and meehanicss tools. The former, his will aecreed. .s as tos be give,rs to an erstwhile housekeeper while the .,Tdolss were to.@be divided betweensgtvae young men, formerly employed SWith him in sthe sCorbin church factory. N. :r 9. The furniture has but little Value and the beneficiary under theE will suTeFs kut, |, slight loss becalise of the ,nlixup. ..a since MT. Jones' death. the Corbin- -Chu1ch company has >alaimed ownership of his tools and as5the 3eqicerssdeclare they have writ. ings to prove. their contention, thes ||sI,oung men mentioncd -inS the wills soeminglI-shad a pooI chance of get-f llng them sanyWay.S5 k
 sls IN When hes came to Pldfnvilc oyers q decade ago, Mir. Jones ssvasm said 10. ihe. wort1ls about sd5,ooo. whTs hej gwass a Ipecharic bfstexccptiopalsss il U apc ssass eece eilffle. .tf many ways aifIa, had but littia:sb usiness, abiIty; His sel4ures in unannfacturipE. provsd 'aisasfroas ali Pouring thessfew years he wassin thf business, his bank ae-s count sWas Sadly dspaetFa the s60Os now on a@posit constit tuNlraE prscticaltv his entire estate At. She tiine bf hiss death. M s , - ,ssss.tsr N
 Tbe ssx penses of .hisSf,.nAra | anss th eas settling. of l,ts lest ate NAll be, daautted, from thise alnogn [ .sssas b ala n esSs swill. be- ssf.t to is ss;a;
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