New Britain herald., 1917-02-08


money was tied up in mortgages and
the inventory indicates that he lent
large sums to neighbors and other To-
cal property owners on notes.
The report of the appraisers fol-
Dwelling house and one acre
land ~ ,5OO.OO
Five acres of land ........S 10000
Barn, sheds and corn crib. 80. $4,000
Ten shares New Departure,
preferred ............... $4,000
Deposit in Bristol Savings
bank 2,o5s.ss
Deposit in New Britain Saw
ings bank ........... 2,1O7.3e
Deposit in Society for Saw
ings ............ 976.1e
Deposit Plainville Trust Co. 1926
Mortgage notes .13, $40. 90
Jewelry $500
Live stock, furniture, etc -. 1,360.55
Cash ................ 1851
In making his reports Judge Peck
calls attention to the fact that addi-
lions will have to be made after the
distribution Of the estate Of Ryder's
wife. Question has been raised, he
states regarding the ownership OF
certain articles in the house and until
they are settled the appraisal may be
subject to change.
Mr.. Ryder in his will left his en-
tire estate to his wife, but as she died
before him 1t ha d to be settled as in
testate and his sister and the chill
dren Of other brothers and sisters will
get his money. The estate will be
divided into four parts for the dis
tribution.
1t is the intention to convert the
property into cash and working
towards that end Judge Peck pro-
poses to sell the hotel, which Mr. Ry-
der used as a. residence, and the land
on which 1t is located, to j. W. Lynch
and w. w. Hanna of New Britain.
papers in the deal to be passed Satur-
day afternoon. The value Of the prop
erty as determined by the appraisers
is said to be the price on which the
transfer will be made
Get Of With Reprinand.
Decarling that they do not PROPOSE
to tolerate any ungentlemahly conduct
or actions that would tend to mar the
discipline of the classes, the directors
of the Plainville Young Mems club at
a meeting last evening decided to give
another chance to certain members
against whom unfavorable reports had
been made. They let them off
with reprimand and Threatened to
erase their names from the member
ship roll should any complaints be
heard concerning their conduct in
the future
Director slade is attempting to
maintain strict discipline in connec-
ton with the gatherings of the boys
and disturbing elements will have to
change their tactics or quit the or
ganiZation.
Tonight's Game.
Followers of the clubs basketball
team are anticipating a lively game
this evening when teams representing
the Bristol Boy Scouts comes here to
play the Plainville quintet. The Bris-
toll players have already defeated the
local boys. Since that time, however,
the Platnville five has been greatly
strengthened and a repetition of the
results of the last meeting is not ex-
pected, locally at least
The teams will line up as follows:
BRISTOL. PLAINVILLE.
Woodford ............ Hird
Right Forward.
'old1NS w me
Left Forward.
money II. LO-Z
Center.
PeCk II. BuSbce
Left Guard.
smith w. Lott
Right Guard.
The preliminary game. which will
begin at o'clock, will be between the
Kaplin All-Stars of New Britain and
the club juniors.
Dancing will be enjoyed after the
games.
Transact Routine Business.
But a few of the members of the
Business and Improvement associa-
TONS board of directors We're able to
attend the February meeting held last
evening and as a result but little bus
mess was transacted. The board ac-
cepted the minutes of the last session
as presented by Secretary F. L. Ber-
zon and attended to other matters of
a routine character. -,
Al the next session it is expected the