New Britain herald., 1919-04-07
$50,00O IS LEFT
 ID ERWIN HOME
fContinued from First Ps.gel

AN'I IL o6oS q direct gift of s2O,00o is given to NIT. AinsWorth.
 direct gift of $25,0OO is made to the Ecclesiastical society of the First baptist church.
 lot. Marks Episcopal church is handsomely rernernbere bv MT. Mill Ter With a, direct gift of s1OO.OoO.
 10 Emma Adams, of I,itchfie1d. S12,O00 is given.
 fund of S25,00O is +o h.a nlaced m trust, the income to be used for the benefit and interests of the First Congregational church.
 Relatives Not Forgotten
 An amount of S2OO.OOO is let i1,in+ ly 10 Agnes Miller, widow Of Nathan Miller, Celia Miller and Maroo.ot Miller Cooper daughters Of Natror Miller.
 Stephen Crowe1l, Flden C,rowe,l ord Irene Crowen all of Middletovn o.d distant cousins of the deceased reoai1,a s1O,00 each under his testament
 A like amount of $10,0o0 eac1, is left to Edna, Bertha and sevana Strickland. children of Alice str,cI, land of Rockville
 A:s100.000 is placed in trust u,+, his brother Frank Miller for Frsn1- and Darius Miller, sons of his nephew, Benjamin Miller.
 An amount of $12,0oo is put in trust with the Connecticut Trust Com pany for Cora M. Ives, daughter of Nathan G. Miller.
 EAgnes Miller, wife of Nathan Miller and his daughters, Celia Miller and Margaret Miller Cooper under the will become tenants in common, each to have an undivided one-third share of his house and lot situated on River side Drive, Audubon, N. Y.
 To each of the three children ot Margaret Miller Cooper: namely Stanley Miller Cooper. Ford HiIlard Cooper and Richard F. Cooper, s10,- 900 is given.
 Children's Home Gets StO,OOO.
 The Children's home of New Brit ain receives a direct gift of s10,0oo.
 Alfred Smith another emp1oye at the Miller store on Main street is also remembered for his years of faithful service by 8 gift of $1o,O0O.
 To Harriet F'airchiId, Caroline H. Fairchild and Grace and J. Howard Fairchild, all formerly Of Middletown, 5000 is givon to each.
 Fund for F'airvicw Cemetery.
 The City of New Britain is again remembered by the testator by a do- nation of $50,00O for the care and upkeep of the grounds and monu- ments at the F'airview cemetery.
 The will provides that all legacy, inheritance, and transfer taxes be paid from the estate.
 Hospital Given Residue.
 All the rest, residue and remainder of the estate is left to the Connec- ticut, Trust Safe and Deposit com- pany to hold in trust the income to be paid over to the managers of the New Britain General hospital This amount as estimated by A. J. Sloper, one of the executors of the will, will exceed $50O,000. Others familiar with the wealth of Mr Miller believe that New Britain General hospital will receive about $1,0OO,OO0 under this benefaction.
 Frank Miller and Andrew J. Sloper are named as the executors. Tn case of the declining or the death of either of the executors, the Hartford Trust company, becomes executor instead.
 The executors are given one year to dispose of the store on Main street and three years to settle the estate. The will was made ott by MT. Mil Ter on April IA, 1918.
 To Henry Felt, who recently died, an amount s20.000 was left by MT Miller. Since the deceased failed to make codicil to his will, the legacy lapsed and Mir. Felt's relatives will not benefit by the donation. Mr. Felt was in the employe of MT. Miller for number of years.