New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
FRIENDS,
 CHILDREN, BENEFIT IN L0RENzEN WILL
Sum of $500 Each BeQueathed to Rev. Dr. Klingberg's Home
 and to Polish 0rphanage
HIS FLORIST BUSINESS
 LEFT TO MRS. DRISCOLL

Fund Created For Waifs in Ger many In Rembrance of Sister - Relatives and Children of Close
 Friends Receive Share in Estate
 Wealth Of Floral Tributes Sur
 round Bier at Funeral Today.
 Generously remembering both Rev, Dr. J. E. Klingbergs Children's Home, Rev. l.. J. Bojnowski's Pol lSh Orphanage, relatives, friends and faithful employees. and leaving d trust fund for the benefit of d chill dren's home in Germany as me morlal to his sister, the will of the late Carl Lorcnzcn veteran Church street florist, was filed in probate court today.
 store to Mrs. DriScOll
 By the terms Of the will, drafted on March II, 1924. Lorenzen's florist shop, located at 5a Church street, is bequeathed hy Mir. Lorenzen "to my partner Mrs. Nonie Driscol," to- gother with the good will and all stock and fixtures with the eXcep- ton of a frame box decorated with butterflies which is bequeathed to the tcstator's nephew. Edmund LOT "nzcn Of Y Wiley street, St. Cath +r a ,i.I1 .;, Schaeter Of Trinity street, this city. q close friend Of the deceased is left a certain wood cascttc with Mr. l.orenzen's name inscribed thereon.
 Sl,0O0 10 Children
 The sum of $500 is left to Rev. pr, J. F.. klingberg's Children's home and an equal sum is left to Rev. l.. J. Boinowski for the Polish Orphan age. To MT. Lorenzen's nephew at st. Cathcrluc's, Canada, the sum oi S2,5oo in cash is left and $2.5U0 in cash also is left to Mrs. Ida Cooper of l74 Edgewood street. Hartford, a niece. Mrs. Bertha Clark, another niece, living at the same address, Is i'iN F ,''F' li'~ Sblll ol pp'' ''iNfl is Jeff to Mildred Cooper of Hart ford. Warren Clark of Hartford. and Elizabeth Miller Of Berlin.
 Employc Also Remembered
 Mrs. Joseph Mitchell Of Fairyicw street, formerly in the employe Of MT. Lor"nzen is left 5000 in appre- citation Of her faithful services and the sum of S1.500 was originally be- Queathed to the late Miss Catherine O'Conn"ll for many years in Mir. . Lorenzen's employ. Following h"r death, a codicil provides that this Sl,000 shall be given to Mrs. H. r.. ArcnS of HolStein. Germany, to be i placed in a pinnobcrg Savings bank {. and the income paid annually to the { Kinder Helm of Pinnobcrg. This Is . 10 be q perpetual fund and is to be . known as "Thc Emiitn StiftunE Fund" in memory of the tostator's ] sister. A second CodiCil to the will, ! drawn July 23. 1926. gives sl0o to | Miss Adele Rotz of o14 Glen street. |
 Other Requests Made
 Other bequtSts listed in the will . include s2,000 to Mrs Helen Olm l Hill of Providence, formerly Miss Helen Buckley of Rocky Hill. An other S250 is given to Miss Mar garct II. Smy1he of Il West South :. Park avenue, Chicago, daughter Of q friend Of Mr. LorcnZen, and $500 is given to Nr. and Mrs. Paul Nog"l )f Sheffield street, this city. This amount is to be held in trust by hem for their son, Carl, to he used or his support and education. Carl ogal was named after NIT. .orcnZen,
 Miss Irene Schaefcr of Trinity street. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. richard Schaefer. friends Of the de- 'eased. is given s250. Grace Wat son of Pennington avenue is given '@50 and s250 is also given to Nellie }obinson of 2o6 Pennington ay- 'nue.
 Services Are Remembered
 Tn appreciation Of prompt and
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