The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-18
BRISTOL l $2OO,OOO Estate
 Inventory Filed
Condon Leaves Cash, Real Estate, Securities-Ingra.
 ham Five Wins in Fast Tilt

The estate of John E. Condon, who died last November, amounts to $256,OS0.45 according to an in- ventory filed with Probate Court Judge s. Russell Mink. by Hilary s. Driscoll, Peter Cawley and AL len Hall, appraisers. The estate stocks and bonds which Is item- ized as follows: Cash, $32, 2,266.25; commercial accounts. $9,10S.16; savings accounts, s3.2s6.45; divi- dends and rebates $1,220.54; real estate. $119,041.G7: mortgages and bonds for deed, $19,0GG.4G; jewell goods, $l230; accounts receivable, $293O45; stocks and bonds $G2,- 035.74; automobile, 5000.
 Stocks and Bonds
 Stocks and bonds are listed as | follows: 31 shares American Indus trial bank. no value: American Silver. $7O: so Bristol Affiliated Corp, $240; 1 Bristol Building X Loan Inc, $l39.17; 5 Chipanee Country club line. 1; 20 Manhat- tan Financial Corp, E. no value; Paramount Public Corp, 0.50; 10 Red Mems building. Co.,, no value U. $. Bond and Mortgage Corp. Inc. no value; U. s. Bond & Mortgage Inc, per cent pfd., s2OO; 37 Utilities Power and Light Corp. 314.50; 200 P. II. Condon X Co.,, Inc, $1,139.M; 80 Bryce Mfg Co.,, no value; $40 Cuban Tobacco corp, no value; 124 Connecticut Electric Service Co.,. $5,952; 52 Conn Power Co.,. s2,O2S; 35 Mavls Bottiing works, inc, s33; 166 Vee- red-Root, Inc, $3,320: 50 Federal Ins Co.,, $2,60O; 50 Capitol Nation al Bank & Trust Co.,. $s,75O: 100 General Electric Co.,, Ltd. $675: 20 Bristol Bank & Trust Co.,. $900; 22 Bristol Trust Co.,. $5.500; 3 Sonth End Bank X Trust Co.,, $270; 804 American Utilities and General B, $402; Corn Exchange bank, $44s; Utilities Power & Light Co.,. A, $2.SSS; 20 Central Hanover Bank & Trust CO.,, $2,460.
 Aunts Named Heirs
 Mr Condon, who for many years was one of the largest individual tax payer died before leaving a Will and Judge R. s. Miok ruled that four aunts. Catherit N Trodeu. of Pittsfield, Mass, Mnroaret O. Rourke and Bridget IIanrahan of Unionville and Agnes Mcdonald of Holyoke were heirs by law. In mak- ing the decision Judge Mink stated that 1t was his belief that represen- tation stopped in the state with the aunts.
 Baskc ctball Results
 The r. InGrham team scored a 43-33 win over the St Mary'S oi Hartford in the Bristol high school gym Saturday night. A final spurt in the closing minutes decided the issue as the locals held a 29-2s lead at the end of the third quarter Bruggs ex-Torrington high satellite and "Steg" Zetarski each scored five times from the floor and once from the complimentary stripe. fol the locals. Campion was outstand ing for the visitors. The F.. Ingra' ham reserves defeater the Eagle! in the prolim, 33-26.
 Court Cases.
 Mrs Carrie M. Gesswein of 1SS South street, who was arrested last week by Sergeant Henry .Jeg' lenski on charge of receiving stolen goods, had her case con- tinued for two months when ar raigned in police court Saturday morning, by Judge Joseph M. Don ovan on bonds of $1,000.
 Mrs Gesswein was arrested af- ter the TorringtoD and local police had found goods in her home said to have been stolen from the bun ealows of Senator Fuller F. Bar nes and his brother, Harry Barnes on Fall Mountain, last December Albert Gesswein and his brother George, sons of the woman and Seymour Weingardt of New Hart ford were arrested on a charge ol theft in Torrington, last week and Albert Gesswein and Weingard, were given 60 days in jail. follow. ing which they will be arraigned in the local court on a charge o1 breaking into the Barnes bunga' lows. According to the police George Gesswein was not impli' cated in any of the breaks.
 Charged with reckless driving Frank Savage of this city was fined $25 and costs. with $l5 re' mitted as the result of an accid' dent on Broad street, Forestville Christmas day.
 Fred Percival, 22 Vernon street ForestvIl!e who was arrested on charge of breach of the peace, hat his case continued for one week PercivaI was arrested on complaint of his wife after he had caused n disturbance at his home.
 City League Games.
 Three games will be played ir the Bristol City league. this eve ming in the Bristol Boys club gym | nasium on Laurel street. witi