New Britain herald., 1927-05-13

the invested funds of said institution and the income used for its current needs. or to use the principal for the general purposes of said institu- ton. as its trustees or directors may decide.
 Twelfth. I give and beoueath the sum of Five Thousand (35.O00. .000) Dollars to the South Congregational Society of New Britain, Connecticut. to be held and invested by it and the income alone to oe used for Christmas or other Activities or services for children conducted at the South Congregational church.
 Thirteenth. I give and bequeath the sum of Twenty-Five Hundred (s2.5o0.000) Dollars to the Congre- gational Church at Dors, Vermont, to be held and invested by 1t and the income alone to be used for Christmas or other festivities or services for children conducted at the same Congregational Church.
 Fourteenth. l give and bequeath to the New Britain Institute the painting by Wyant, now located in my home in New Britain, Connecti- cut.
 Fifteenth. l give and bequeath to the New Britain club the painting by Leon Richet now in my home.
 Sixteenth. I give and bequeath to Mrs. Norman P. Cooley, of New Britain. Connecticut, the painting by J. Francis Murphy, now located in my home.
 Seventeenth. I give and bequeath twenty shares of the capi- tai stock of the American Hardware Corporation, of New Britain, Con- necticut, to Mrs. Stephen Valentine, Jr. (nee Margery BoodyD of Brook lyn. New York.
 Eighteenth. I give and bequeath twenty-five (25) shares of the capital stock of the American Hardware Corporation, of New Britain, Con- necticut, to Mrs. Townsend Scudder, (nee Virginia BoodyD of New Haven, Connecticut.
 Nineteenth. I. give and bequeath the sum of Five Thousands (s5.000) Dollars to my cousin. Alice Morton Hinckley. to be hers absolutely. In the event that she should predeceasc me, I dire,t that said sum be paid into the rest, and residue of my estate to be disposed of as herein after provided.
 Twentieth. I give and bequeath the sum of Five Thousand ($5.o00) Dollars to the Society of the Chill dren of Mary of the Immaculate Conception. Incorporated. of New Britain. Connecticut, to be used for general purposes of the said institu- ton.
 Twenty-First. I give and be- queath the sum of One Thousand ($1,00D Dollars to each of the fol- lowing named persons. that is to say. One Thousand ($1,00O) Dollars to each person:
 Virginia Hart. daughter of Wal ter H. Hart. of Sunnyledge, New Britain, Connecticut.
 Ruth North. daughter of James & North, of Sunnyledge, New Britain Connecticut
 Barbara Farmer, daughter of Malcolm Farmer, of Hartford. Connecticut.
 Grace S. vibberts. daughter of Frank G. vibberts, of New Britain. Connecticut.
 Anna Vibberts daughter of Frank G. Vibberts, of New Britain, Conn., ecticut. '..
 Eleanor Vibberts, daughter of Frank G. vibberts. of New Britain, Connecticut
 Barbara Frisbie, daughter of Robert T. Frisbie, of New Britain, Connecticut.
 Prudence Pease. daughter of Her bert. H. Pease. of New Britain, Connecticut.
 Mrs. Margaret Foster Peck. daughter of Wells Foster, of New Britain. Connecticut.
 Eugenie Dunn, daughter of Nor ley Dunn. of Rockville Center. Long Island. New York
 Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper, of New Connecticut
 Mrs. Howard s. Hart, of New Connecticut.
 Mrs. Isaac D. Russell, of New Connecticut.
 Edward Meyer, of Brooklyn, New York.
 Charles B. Parsons. Gin memory of Charles H. Parsons). of New Connecticut
 George T. Kimball, of New Brit ain. Connecticut. |
 Carlisle H. Baldwin. Of New Brit lin. Connecticut.
 William $. Rainsford. son of Ralph Rainsford, of Haverford, Pennsylvania.
 Barbara Rainsford. daughter of Ralph Rainsford, of Haverford.