The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-22
Miller Estate In
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 S776, 6,482.01; cash, $113,759.33: mis- cellaneous, $332, ,672.45; total, S2,464,- S32.2F.
 His household goods and wearing apparel are listed as worth s10,0O0, and his jewe1ry, S1,O50. He also was the owner of three automobiles valued at S3,43S.
 MT. Miller's interest in the Frank Miller Lumber Company is represent ed partially in the following items:
 Automobiles, s7,7Os; accounts re- ceivable, S94,622.1O; furniture and fixtures, s795:6S, horses an and Q " wagons; $1,50o; machinery, sd2 2'722-S2; and
 At the time of his death. he had 66,2O3.9S in the commercial account and $40,722.04 in the savings account of the City National Bank Under the name of the Frank Miller Lumber the name of L. c. Minor Company, $55.45; under the name of Miller and Jordan, $2O7.77; and under the name of the Bridgeport Towing Line, s4,- 729.37.
 The inventory of the huge estate was made by Richard H. Murphy, Angus H. Mackenzie and Clarence F. Bilton appraisers approved last August by Judge Paul l.. Miller The executors of the estate are Anne Drew Miller, his widow, and Charles E. Hough.
 His real estate consists of approxi- mately 2S holdings, ana Tn prlel were as follows:
 In brief his real estate holdings were as follows: Half interest in 27 acres in Brooklawn avenue, S27,- 900; half interest in tract known as Beachview on the east boundary of the town of Fairfield, S2,85O; land known as Brooklawn, at Arcadia and Brooklawn avenues, 4O,OOo; sixth 1n- terest in piece at Bay and orange streets, Johnson's Creek, $1OO; sixth niece Of shore property, Johnson's Creek, $1Oo; realty in Cornwall, $3,075; half inter est in two and one-half acres on NH River, Fairfield, s1,50o; half interest in three pieces in Franklin Heights, Stratford, S21,500; half interest Tn land known as Glenfield, Stratford' s7.5OO; half interest in tract lngle- side. Norwalk, S1,275; land m rum bull. $2,35O; half interest III WI es sTo mo heights, South Norwalk, sS'oto' land on eastern shore of Bantam Lake. Morris, s75O; half interest in Norland Manor, Newtown Turnpike 2S acres, S13,65O-
 Half interest in Pootatuck park, Stratford, $7,680; half interest Tn three pieces in Soundview Heights, Strat- ford, s1,5OO; half interest, two pieces, silver Meadow, Stratford, $375; half interest in Springdale, Stratford, $3.915; half interest in Valley vleW, West Harbor Park, Fairfield, SS'55o: one and one-half acres on Bridgeport harbor, $5O,OOO; five lots, Paradise Green terrace, $2OO.
 Two pieces in Union avenue and four in Webster street, $3,711.2O; land east on Reservoir avenue, $500; two plots in Hastings street, S2,6O0; land in Thompson avenue, Stratford, $55O; land in Ezra street, $S,076.7S.
 One hundred and four notes, all of which are secured by mortgages and collateral, are listed. 5S of which are for less than $1,OO0- One note was for the amount of $115,0 900, but for the most part they were for amounts lower than $15,000. With the excep- tion of SC notes, all were secured, the unsecured being largely of small amounts ranging from $45 to S1,7O0.
 The items of stocks include the fol- lowing: 30 shares, American Hard ware Co, $3,7SO; 425 shares, Bridge port Hydraulic Co.,, $55,250; two shares, Bridgeport Life Pub. Co, S160; 440 shares, Bridgeport Gaslight Co.,, $440OO; 60 shares, Baird Machine Co.,, $5,4OO; 125 shares, Citizens Coal Co.,, Waterbury, S30,00O; 1905 shares, City National bank. S2OS.SO0; five shares, Connecticut Breweries, common, $50;