New Britain herald., 1919-05-14
HICKS ESTATE IS
 PUT AT $I3l,S35
Grand Army Veteran and Ex-Postmaster Left Many
 Stocks and Bonds.

An appraisal of the estate of the late Ira E. Hicks was filed in the pro- bate court today by Frank G. Vib- berts and Edward J. Munson, the ap- praisers. The estate is valued at $131, ,835.4O, which is made up most ly of stocks and bonds in which the late deceased invested heavily. Real estate forms but a minor portion of the appraisal.
 The following are the bonds and their value which are included in the appraisal: 1000 of Windsor Locks Water Co.,, valued at $850; 1000 of Utah Power and Light Co.,, ,@Nalued at $SS5: 1000 of Seattle Light Co.,, val ued at $500; 2,000 of Chicago Rail- ways Co.,, valued at s1,500; 4,0O0 New Britain Gas Light Co., valued at $3,- S80; 5000 of New Britain Gas Light valued at $5,S20; 5000 of Conn. Pow CT Co.,, valued at $7,97O; 2,0OO of Gulf Terminal Co.,, valued at $1,260; 4,000 of Utica Gas and Electric Light Co.,, valued at $3.520; 1000 of Belt Rail- way Co. of Chattanooga, valued at $500; 2,0O0 of Milwaukee Electric Co.,, valued at $1,540; 2,000 of Con- soldated Railway Co.,, valued at $1,- 020; 1 ,000 of Chattanooga Station Co.,, valued at S700; 1000 of Berkshire Street Railway Co.,, valued at $900; 5000 of St. Clair County, Gas and Electric Co.,, valued at $2,10O; 2,OOO of Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co., val ued at 1,400; 4,0OO of Cleveland Electric and Illuminating Co.,, valued at $3,72O; 1000 of Massachusetts Northeastern Street Ky Co.,. valued at $500; 1000 of Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co.,, valued at sS41.25; 2,000 of Ontario Power Co.,, of Niaga- ra Falls, valued at $1,790; 1000 of the Scranton Wilkes Barre Traction Co.,, valued at $500; 1000 of the Sier- ra and San Francisco Power Co.,, valued at $500; 5000 of Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co.,, valued at $4,900 1000 of the Union Electric Light and Power Co.,, valued at $500; 1000 of General Electric Co.,, valued at $992.5O; 4,O00 of the Northern States Power Co.,, valued at $3,520; 1000 of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, valued at $908.75; D. 600 of the Union Electric Light and Power Co., valued at $1,740; 1,50O fourth Liberty Loan, valued at $1,- 405.20; 500 third Liberty Loan bonds, valued at $476; and 500 second Lib erty Loan bonds, valued at s46S.20.
 MOney loaned on IHOIlSdSeS amounted to $23.50O. Deposits among the various banks amounted to S3,- 951.50 and were among the Savings Bank of New Britain, The Burrit Savings bank and The New Britain National.
 Household furniture and furnish ings, a watch, and diamond ring are valued at $475.
 The following are the stocks of the estate: 24 shares of United Rail- ways valued at s1,6S0; 100 shares of Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph Co. valued at $500; 20 shares of Scranton Electric Go. valued at $1,74O; 10 shares of Galveston Hous- ton Electric Co. valued at $500; 20 shares of Northwestern Telegraph Go. valued at $500; 36 shares of Swift & Co. valued at s4,S60; 30 shares of Elmira Water, Light and Railway Co., value at $2.640; 20 shares of Wis consin Minnesota Light and Power Go. valued at $1,700; 40 shares of Duouesne Light Go. valued at S2,72O: 40 shares of Consumers Power Co., valued at s3,OSO; 20 shares of Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern i Railway valued at $1,800; 10 shares of North & Judd valued at $77O; G6 shares of Waterbury Gas Light Co., valued at S25OS; 39 shares of Libby McNeil & Libby valued at $1,170; 45 shares of Campsinia Swift Interna- +ionaI valued at $2,S35; 10 shares of Russwin Lyceum valued at $80; one share of Sovereigns Trading Co., valued at S1O0; AZ shares of National Snring Bed Co.,, in liquidation and on Continued on Page EleVenl