New Britain herald., 1920-01-12
LIBRARY IS GIVEN
 , REQUEST OF $1O,0OO
Another Legacy, of S2O,O0O, 'a@ is Left to South COngrega-
 tional Church of Which
 MT. Hart Was a Member.

. Through the will of the late Will liam H. Hart, which was today filed sor probate, various public institu- tions including the New Britain Gen eral hospital, the Young Mems Chris tian association, the New Britain In stitute and the South Congregational church are remembered with substan- tia1 sums of money. In the case of the Y. NJ. c. A. land adjoining the present building on Court street is also given for the purpose of building "a dormitory for young men and an additional grant of $10,00O is be- ~aueathed for the purpose of making possible the, building of such place. The will provides that acceptance O. that land and money will be signifi- can't of the organizations willingness to~name the building ''The Charles w. Hart Dormitory." and to have a structure capable of accommodating at least 15 persons within five years of his. demise.
 Will Drawn iii 1911.
 The will is dated July 25, 1911, and was drawn and signed by MT. Hart It his summer home in Oak Bluffs, Mass. In accordance with the desire and wishes of the deceased, as cN- pressed by him in the will and to his wife and children, the following spe- cifie provisions have been made: 7 Gifts to Y. NJ. C. \. ITO the Young Mems Christian asso- Ariation is left Mr. ESart's former home Qn Court street. adjciining the.property of the Y. NJ. C. A. pnd the will cpn- tains this provision; This property is given to the Young Mems Christian rssociation with the express supula- ton that said association shall with in five years after my decease estab- fish on said premises a. dormitory for young men, with accommodations for Ut least 5 persons, said dormitory to - be known as the Charles w. Hart . Dormitory.'
 Charles w Hart wes a son of Will liam II. Hart, who died when a young man, and in memory of this son Mr. Hart has made provision for the |. M. C. A. receiving tho Court street property for dormitory purposes. In addition, provision has been made for the gift of $1O,O00 to the Y. M. C. A. to be used for the pprposc of estab- fishing this Charles W Hart DOrmi- tory.
 Other Pubic HccuCsts.
 The South Congregational church receives the sum of SEQ. 900 for the uses and purposes of the church.
 The New Britain Gel leral noSpial receives the sum of $ZO.OOO for the purpose of the hospital.
 The New Britain In3titute receives the sum of S1O,00O.
 Old Employcs Rcnpmbered.
 Provision has been lhade for the payment of liberal amounts to for ,ner employees of Mir. Hart.
 Ample provision has b,|en made for the support of the widow, Mrs Martha Peck Hart, during her i've. and she will have the us,> of the Hart home stead on Lexington street. and the summer home at Oak BluffN, Mass.
 By the terms of the will be residue of his estate is left to be divided equally among his six childre ?, George P. Hart, Howard S. Hart, Martina H. Moore, Edward If. Hart, M;tNWcll S. Hart and Walter H. Hart.
 The sons and son-in-law ars named as executors and have delegat Fd their powers to the New Britain TrN5t con- pany, which company will act as ad- ,ministrator with the will anne kcd on tsaid estate.