Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
JOHN c. AvERILL's ESTATE
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 The late John C. Averin, who was president of the Chelsea Savings bank at the time of his death i1l this city on Aug. 13, 1919, left an estate of which the net amount was $253,002.37 This is according to the appraisal report made in New York state by one of the transfer tax state appraisers, which has been filed in the surrogate's court in New York.
 By his will and codicil. executed June 25, 1912 and Dec IA, 1916 Mir Averill directed the distribution of his estate as follows:
 23, 1919, his real estate at Norwich, to- gether with all household and personal belongings therein, s50,O00 in cash and life interest ih the residue.
 Harriet E. and Maria White Averill, sisters, both of Danhury, equally life interest in a s30,o00 fund and at the death of one, the full income is to go to the other and at the death of both the principal is to go to his nieces. Su- san E. Hamlin of Watertown, N. Y. and Julia A. Clark f this city.
 Both sisters were also given equally. and for their own use, absolutely all of the undistributed property due him from his fathers estate
 Mir. AverilI directed that all debts due him from the Masonic Temple corpora tion of Norwich, be cancelled and at the death of his widow, the principal of her life trust fund was to be distributed as l follows:
 1 William W. Backus hospital of Nor wich and the Danbury hospital, each | s5,00o. All of his jewelry as per a private letter left.
 1 The remainder of his estate divided 1 equally between five institutions, the l United Congregational church, the Nor wich Free Academy, the Otis Library the United Workers of Norwich for tht l Rocknook home, and Eliza Huntington Memorial Home. all of Norwich i Gross Estate S27I.502.37. | The gross estate left by NIT. Averil amounted to $271, ,50237, and consisted of the following:
 Real estate at Norwich s120OO American Liberty bonds, s7,147.60 war savings stamps. $432; Adams Ex press company bonds, $4,425; Columbu & Hooking Valley Railway compan. bonds, $2,160: Sterling Dye & Finish l ing company bonds. s1.760; Masoni l Temple corporation of Norwich bonds s9.345
 Twenty-five shares of Adams Expres company, $975; 50 shares of America Locomotive company s5.2sL25; 15 shares of American Telephone & Tele graph company, $14,51250; 100 share of Atchison,. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail way company $S.Oo0; 50 shares of Balti more & Ohio Railway company. $2,O1S. IS; 50 shares of Chicago Junction { Union Stock Yards. $4.250; 100 share of Chicago & Eastern Illinois, S1,350: 6 shares of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau & Minn. & Omaha, s2,625, and 50 share of Cities Service company, $37SZ50. | Seven shares of Citizens National ban of New York, s1,680; 70 shares of Elec tric Bond & Share company, s6.615; , shares of Great Northern Railwa, company s4,3S7.5o; 2S shares of Hom Insurance company of New York. s13 BIO; 100 shares of Illinois Central Rail way company, s9,412.5o. with interes s58o; 105 shares of Kansas City. S Louis & Chicago. sS.925. and II share of Mechanics & Metals National bank c New York, s4,455,
 Nine shares of the National Bank C Commerce of New York, $2,025; si . shares of Consolidated Arizona Smelt
 ing company, no value; three shares
 Ohio Copper company of Utah no value Is shares of North American Liquids
 ton company, no value; three shares
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