New Britain herald., 1927-05-13
B. 4. HAWLEY'S WILL
 IN PROBATE COURT
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of children.
 The residue to be divided equally between the Children's Home. the Day Nursery. and the New Britain General hospital The will also in cludes . large number of personal bequests, ranging as high as $25,000 each.
 The terms of the will are as fol- lows:
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That I. Benjamin A. Hawley, of the Town of New Brit ain, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, do hereby make, publish and declare the following to by revoking all former wills or codicils by me at any time made.
 First I direct the payment of my just debts by my executor here matter named.
 Second. I give and bequeath the sum Of One Thousand G,000,00) Dollars to the association or corp oration having the care of Green wood Cemetery in the City of Brooklyn New York, said sum to be held in trust for the perpetual care of my family lot in said Greenwood Cemetery, said lot being number 22.l4s in Section 156.
 Third I give and bequeath the sum Of Twenty Thousand GEO. h00.00) Dollars to the New Britain Trust Company, of New Britain. Connecticut, in trust, however. to hold invest and to pay over the in come thereof to my aunt, Harriette R. Manvel, of Greenwich. Connecti- cut. during her natural life, and at her death to pay over the principal sum to the Board of Park Commis- sioners of the City of New Britain for any purpose which will add to the attractiveness of the New Brit ain public parks, but not to be ex- pended for any maintenance or run ming expenses, providing the City of New Britain, within one year after the death of my aunt, or within one year after my death in the event my aunt should predecease me, will pay to the eXecutor of my estate hereinafter named the sum of Two Thousand (s2,000.00) Dollars as reimbursement for the time, trouble, expense and inconvenience to which l have been put in the so-called Naples case, and which time, trouble. expense and inconvenience in my opinion has been due to the mismanagemento of that case by the City ot New Britain. If the Two Thousand (s2.0o00O) Dollars is not paid by the City of New Britain to my executor within one year after the death of my aunt or within one year after my death in the event my aunt should predecease me, then the Twenty Thousand (s2O,0Oo.oo) Dol lars Is to go to the Newington Home for Crippled Children. If the Two Thousand s2.o00.00) Dollars is paid by the City of New Britain to my executor, then I direct my executor to pay that Two Thousand ($2,- 0oo.oo) Dollars to the Children's Home Association of New Britain. Connecticut.
 Fourth-I give and bequeath the sum of five hundred (S500.00) dol lars to Helen Carlson, maid at my home.
 Fifth-I give and bequeath the sum of twenty thousand ($2o. .000.O0) dollars to the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men and Couples. of Brooklyn. New York. the income or the prin- cipal to be. used by it for the gen. eral purposes of said institution. I make this bequest in mem6ry of my mother, Mary R. Hawley, and re- quest that said sum be known as the Mary R. Hawley Fund"
 Sixth-I give and bequeath the sum of ten thousand ($1o.000.o0) dollars to the New Britain Trust company of New Britain. Connecti- cut. to hold. invest and reinvest and to pay over the income thereof to the Children's Home association, . i corporation located in New Britain, being conducted by Rev. John B. Klingberg: and should said l Association cease to conduct its or phanage, then I direct that said be- quest become part of the rest and residue of my estate to be disposed ! of as hereinafter provided:
 l also give and bequeath to the said Children's Home assoeiation the sum of five thousand (s5,o00.00) | dollars. both principal and income to be used by it for the general pur- poses of the said institution.