New Britain herald., 1922-01-30
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 lnjurtsI While CoastinC,


 Gardner Goodwin, the 10 year ole son of Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Good win of Berlin, was injured while coasting in the rear of Warren place on Saturday afternoon. His left arm was fractured when he lost control ot his sled and ran into a fence at the bottom of a hill. The boy was at- ended by Dr. William Flanagan of New Britain.
 Grimshaw Will.
 The will of Charles B. Grimshaw late of Kensington, who at the time time of his death was superintendent of the Roosevelt hospital, has been filed in probate court.
 Household goods not bequeathed to others are left to the wife, Kathryn, and a daughter, Carolyn. Personal adornments are left to a son, Elliot
 Property in kensington is left in trust to the Hartford Connecticut Trust company with the understand : ing that the widow and daughters shall manage it without interference on the part Of the Trust company.
 Upon the marriage of the mother or her death, the one-third interest held by her shall go to the son, Elliot Upon the death of either daughter or the son, their issue is to get the share.
 to be apportioned by the Hartford Trust company as follows: Six flfteenths shall go to the widow during her widowhood; four-fifteenths shall go to the daughter, Carolyn, and the remainder shall go to the daugh- ter, Margaret.
 If the income from this source does refcit shall be taken from the income on Carolyn's share, the will provides. Upon the death or remarriage of the widow, three ffteenths shall go to Elliot and the same amount to Kathryn.
 Kathryn, Carolyn and the Hartford Connecticut Trust company are nam ed joint trustees.
 The estate inventories at approX- mately s2o,OO0.
 ,Justus V. Mead. also of Berlin, be- lueaths s1OO to the cemetery associa- ion, the income of which is to be lsed for the care of his grave. He provides that nothing be given to his widow, son, Henry, and the chill lren of his daughter, Josephine, de- ceased, explaining that they have re- ,eived just share during his life. The remainder of the estate is left o three sons George w. and Ed ward of Haverstraw, N. Y., and Fred ,f Bridgeport Edward Mead is nam d eXecutor. The will was drawn April IT, 1920.
 Hears From Towns Leland Gwatkin, secretary of the l ommittee in charge of Investigating he sales of the town farm has re- eived replies regarding the action which has been taken by several of | he other smaller towns in the state, T answer to several ot his letters.
 The local committee which is head d by Selectman George B. Carter is the sale of the town farm nd disposing of the town teams for he purchasing of motor equipment. Ir. Carter stated this morning that he ill call a meeting of the committee Dr next week at which time the re- orts of Mir. Gwatkin will be heard.
 Local Men Capture Prizes
 Henry Deming of Berlin street was warded first prize for eggs which he ad on exhibition at the Hartford oultry show on Wednesday, Thurs ay, Friday and Saturday of last week. Elmer Dyer and son of this town ere awarded several prizes for seeds various kinds which they exhibited the same show
 Chicken Thieves Active f During the past week many Berlin ( eople nave been complaining of the 'tivities of a gang of chicken thieves. i woman in the East Berlin section the town is reported as having forty { ms stolen from her chicken coop in i ,e night. Other smaller losses have C so been reported. q
 Community Card Party The sum of S16 waa realized for the r neft of the maintanence fund of the f burlington Community association ii the card party held Saturday eve d