The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-12
.BEARDSLEY PARK REME: MBERED BY
 HENRY SETZER Request of $1O,OOO for Me morial Bridge at City's
 Inland Park
WILL OF RETIRED MERCHANT PROBATED
Widow of Deceased Hand somely Remembered Be-
 quests to Near Kin


 retired merchant, which was probated today, contains a provision by which a memorial bridge is to be erected at Beards1ey park, connecting with an island which is southwest of the park proper. providing there is no question of the title of the island residing with the city The will makes ample pro- vision for those near and dear to the testator.
 He first directed that all his just debts and funeral expenses be paid
 He bequeathed to his beloved wife, Alice C. Setzer, all his horses; harm esses, carriages, wagons. automobiles, diamonds and jewe1ry of every kind, and all household goods and furniture and all the money he may have in his house or on his person at the time of his death to be hers absolutely and for ever.
 He gives and bequeaths to his sister, Anna B. Ottmann. any and all notes, obligations and sums of money due to him from her son, William s. Ott- mann.
 To his wife he also gives eight build ing lots in the Brooklawn tract, direct- ing that no mistake he may have made in descri ption of this land shall de- prive her Of the title to this property
 All the rest and residue of the ea- late. both real and personal he be- queaths to his wife. to his brother Bernhard Setzer and Jerome Orcutt all of Bridgeport in trust dor the follow ing purposes: To invest, re-invest, manage and control the same, receive the income rents and profits there of the personal property at pleasure. and to pay from the income of said trust estate $400 per year in equal senai-annuaI payments to his sister, Anna E. Ottmann, wife of Louis Ott- mann, so long as she shall live, also a1r 1f-fa nm nal payments to his brother, Bernhard Set. ger, so long as he shall live, and to pay the sum of s25 on the first Thurs day in December of each year so long as his wife shall live and not remar- ", to the treasury of Hamilton Com mandery, NO. 5. Knights Templar, of Bridgeport, of which he was a Nnem- Der, to be used in the purchase of flow CTS for sick members of the command cry.
 He directs that the net balance of the income from said trust estate shall be paid to his wife quarterly so long as she shall live and not remarry. Up- on her renarrfage or death, he directs the trustees to spend $10,0o0 in the construction of a bridge with proper 3approaches at Beards1ey park, to con snect the main park with the island ly- f1ng in the lake near the southwesterly side. The bridge is to be constructed only if a. certificate of good title to the island for use for park purposes is obtained.
 He further directs that his trustees before the death or remarriage of his wife, may build this bridge on her written request for them to do so.
 He directs the trustees, should his l wife remarry or die to pay one-half the net income of the estate to his brother, Bernhard Setzer. in quarterly payments, so long as he shall live and the remaining one-ha1f of the net income to his sister, Mrs. Ottmann. If she dies before this is carried out, then the whole will go to his brother then she shall receive the entire in come.
 In the event that both, die, two-hfths of t11e-estate remaining in the hands | of the trustees, is to be disposed of as his brother Bernhard shall, by last will and testament direct. In default of any will on his part this bequest is to go to the lawful children of Bern hard Setzer- The remaining three whenever his sister directs in her will, tor tos her children living at her death Tn paragraph six of the will he says the provisions for the benefit of his wife are intended by him to be in lieu of all dover and of all statutory rights or share in or to any portion of his estate and in lieu of any statutory right or support from his estate dur ling the settlement of the same
 He names as his executors, his wife. Alice c. setzer, his brother, Bernhard Setzer and Jerome Orcutt, to serve lYvithout bond.
 1 The will bears the a.. of May 4 I1914 It was admitted to probate this morning by Judge Edward F. HaI1en