The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-17
Howard B. Futile
 Left $5,581, ,936.O .O3
Estate of Naugatuck Man One of Largest Filed in Many
 Years-ScOviII Shares Worth $z3,OOO

i, chusctts Power ana Light company were valued at $220,S7b. He owned 1 1858 shares in the Connecticut Gas and Coke Securities Corp, which were valued at $87,8S5.
 His National MaiIeabIe and Steel Casting company holdings, 41,6O0 shares are valued at $16S,4OO.
 He held 1000 shares of stock In the Scovill Manufacturing com pany of Waterbury which was valued at $23,000. His 33S shares in the ,Naugatuck National bank were valued at $28,730 and 745 shares in the Naugatuck Water company were worth $18,625. Oth- CT stock holdings of interest fol- low:
 Six hundred shares, Northwest ern Yeast company, $s3.400; 5,790 shares, Springfield Gas Light com pany, $127,3SO; t583 shares, Stan dard oil company, $23,174.25: 5G shares, Waterbury Clock company $500; 720 shares in Southern New England Telephone company valued at $74,880; 500 shares, Torringtor company. $24,000; SIS sharee Western Union Telegraph company $17.215; 30 shares Waterbury Sec ond Mortgage company, $225; 70 shares. Travellers Insurance com. pany. $7,700; 500 shares, New Ha- ven Water company, $27,000; 14: shares, New Haven railroad, $2,- S77.S9; 500 shares, Peter Pau Candy company, $16,000; 15t shares, Plume & Atwood company $3,300; 300 shares, Rockiand Ligh. & Power company. $24,000; 1l shares, Morris Plan bank of Water bury, $650, and 500 shares Penn. sylvania railroad, $14,875.
 Risdon Holding
 He held 750 shares in the Ris- don Manufacturing company hero valued at $l1,250. MT Futile held bonds on the borough of Nauga- tuck worth $150,000 and bonds or the city of Waterbury valued al $149,00. He had $100,0O0 U $ first Liberty loan bond and $5,0O( In U. $. fourth Liberty loan bonds He held $50,000 worth of bonds on the Territory of Hawaii, $1O,00( worth in Orange county, Florida and had had bonds on the follow ing municipalities not including tho two mentioned above: Bethel Bridgeport, Bristol, Danbury, Da. rien. Derby, East Granby, East Hartford, East Windsor, Fairfield Pennington. Glastonbury. Green. wich, Groton, Long Point Associa. tion. Inc, Hartford, Jewett City Killingly, Litchfield, Madison, Man. chester, Meriden, New Britain New Haven, Newington, New London New Milford, Norwalk, Norwich Plainfeld, Ridgefield, Shelton Southbury, Southington, Stamford Thomaston, Trumbull, Wallingford Warren, Watertown, West Hart ford, Wethersfield, Willimantic Wilton, Winchester, Woodbridge Inverness, Fla; West Palm Beach Fla, Dunedin, Fla.
 Bank Deposits
 He was a director of the Colonia Trust company and the Naugatucl National bank. He deposited heavily in both banks. He was also trustee of the Naugatuck Saving. bank and had deposits there, too His checking ccount in the Co lonial Trust company amounted tt $58,950.78, that in the Naugatucl National bank amounted to ST.. 466.16 and in the Naugatuck Say. ings bank $16.111.62. Hc had two other smaller checking accounts IT the local National bank.
 Under the terms of the will, the estate is to he divided as If he had died intestate. that is his widow Mrs Jeanette s. Futile will receive one-third of the estate and his three childrn, Donald S. Futile, his son. and Mrs Ruby T. Larkin of Water bury and Mrs Muriel T. Eden of Great Neck. Long Island, will al. vide two-thirds of the estate among themselves.