The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-01
RADEL LEAVES BULK DE ESTATE 10 HIS
 WIDOW AND FAMILY
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 He gives s2,5oo. with the same op- fionaI provision. to Mamie TnuIn, his wifes niece
 To- his wtfe's sister. Mrs Agnes Lohr, of s9 Adams street, this city, he gives $5, 900 in bonds or cash to be hers absolutely.
 These legacies are to be paid from the estate when the executors believe the time is opportune. In the mean tim they are to draw interest at 6 per cent.
 He leaves to his wife and each of his children $100,oo0, to be held in trust by the Fidelity Trust Co of Newark, the net income to be paid to the ben eficiaries during their life On the death of the wife her $100, 0Oo trust fund shall be added to the general estate On the death of each of the children their individual funds shall be divided equally among their next of kin Payments of the income to the children shall not begin until they are 25 years of age and Mrs. Rade1 shall not receive the income from her fund until her eldest child, Andrew, IT. is 25 sxears old In the meantime all the in come from these funds shall revert ro the estate proper In every case when one of the children shall have died be- for reaching 25 years leaving no is-
  lys among the other heirs
 II tfe rest he leaves to his execu- tors to Be held in trust for the follow ssdng purposes-
 TO pay from time to time to the wife HAS they deem proper, such sums not less than $6.000 ann ua11y for the SUD- port and education of the children during their minority If the wife dies, or ren1arrfess 3. similar mainten- ance is to be provided or the children during their minority
 To pay to each of the children $500 On their reaching majority The re- Iaainder of the estate to be kept as nearly intact as possible and so long a s the business carried on by the tes- fator@ prior to death shall prove profit able, it is to be carriedSon by the exec I1tors-
 He gives to the executors and rus- lees full power to sell any part of the estate or all Of it or to purchase and add to the estate any property, real or personal, which they deem adyisa- ble.
 when the oldest child who shall live to do 50 shall reach the age of z5 years, the estate is to be divided into as many equal parts as there are children and his wife, and as each child obtains the age of 25, one of said shares shall be distributed and transferred to such child, to be his
 
 1nent is made one of said shares is to ne paid and transferied to the wife In the event Of the death of any of s the children before obtaining the age ef 25 years, leaving nc issue, or the E death of the wife before she receives her share, the share of each so dying shall be divided among the other shares and paid when they are paid.
 The codicil changes Article g. Para graph D, of the will. It provides that the wife may change her residence from the present house if she desires and directs the executors to procure a house in Bridgeport or elsewhere fitted to her station and needs and gives power to the trustees to sell the present house
 Article II in the will, which recommends that in the continuance of the business the faithful emp1oyes be continued in service in so far as possible, is stricken out by Article S of the codici1.
 Anticipating that at the time of his death a considerable portion of the estate would be invested in stocks, he directed the executors to have full discretion without regard to require nents of the law to retain any and all of said stock.
 It is his last wish that when the di- vision of the estate is made as the will provides if the stocks are still re- tained and his present business is sti1l being conducted by them or under their control that the stocks shall be divided in kind, so that as long as the executors retain majority holding of said stock the business may be con- tinued under their discretion. If it is found necessary that the control Of the business shall pass from the ex- ecutors or members of the testator,s g family he advises both executors and members of the family to dispose Of their holdings as promptly as possi- ble.
 The codiciT appoints Andrew A. Ra- del, Jr-. Andrew L.. Smith and James T. Butler. all Of Bridgeport. and the Fidelity Trust Go; of Newark, exec utors without bonds.
 The witnesses to the will are Max J. Buechler, Mildred A. Stone Margaret B. Morrill, and James L.. McGovern, of Bridgeport.
 The witnesses of the codicfl are Mil dred A. Stone. Mae F. Carroll and John S. Pullman, of Bridgeport U UNION LABEh PANTS B. USE LYFORD BROTHERS BUY