The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10

day of each month.
 To two sisters, Mrs Catherine Me- Goldrick Curtis and Mrs Florence McGoldrick Montgomery, Mrs Keeley leaves her shares of stock of the Scovill Manufacturing Com par1y. To a niece, Mildred Beers Brown, is left shares of stock of the Torrington Manufacturing Com pany.
 . To an employe, K. A. Sporbert, ls left $2,O0O. The Roman Catholic Cemeteries of Waterbury. Inc, is Eiven $500 for the perpetual care cf the family plot
 x. Upon the death of Mrs Keeley's s daughter. Mrs Janet Keeley Gull hane, all of the trust fund created by the will is given to Mrs Gull kane's children to share alike, pro- Tid0d that if any of them shall have died leaving issue, such issue shall take the share the parent, if living, would have taken.
 si Ali succession, collateral, inher- itance and transfer taxes are di- rected to be paid from the residu- ary estate.
 <. The will was drawn by Attorney Patrick Hcaly on Jan 15, 1882. 1t was witnessed by Attorney Fraak Healey, Miss Irene Sullivan and Miss Jeanette Blake.
 ]. The will follows:
 "Article IT direct that funeral expenses and all my debts be paid by my executors.
 .,. Article 2-I give and bequeath the following articles of personal sproperty, viz:
 "a-To my granddaughter, So- phia Elizabeth Culhane, my soli- faire diamond ring formerly owned by my beloved husband.
 - "b-To my sister, Nellie Deegan Smith; all my personal property.
 ''0-To Mary c. Kilmartin, or If she predecease me, to her children my radio and all furniture and furnishings that may be located in . the room situated at the southwes- terly corner of the second floor or my residence.
 "Article 3-I give and devise the land and buildings where l may reside at the time of my death free from and discharged of all mortgages, liens and encum- brances whatsoever and I give and bequeath all the furniture and fix lures contained in said premises to George T. Culhane of said Water rury, in trust however, and for fine following purposes and uses: Xiz:
 "a-To hold, manage and care for the same with full power of { sale and substitution in his discre- lion and to collect the income and invest and reinvest the same in his discretion.
 = "b--When my said granddaugh- ster. Sophia Elizabeth Culahne, shall have attained the age of 21 years I give and devise and be- dueath said land and buildings and such furniture and fixtures or such substitution as may be made therefor under above power, and give and bequeath said income and Accumulation to her, said Sophia Elizabeth Culhane, and her heirs, assigns forever: if before attaining such age she shall die leaving issue then I give and devise ana bequeath to the said issue, thelr heirs and assigns but if she dies without issue then l give, devise and bequeath same to my grand- children, Michael Culhane and Anne Culhane, share and share alike. or to the survivor of them when the younger of them or the survivor shall have attained the age of 21 years, provided that either shall have died leaving issue such issue shall take the share which their parent, if living, would have taken.
 Article 4--During the settlement of my estate I direct my executors to pay to my sister, Nellie Deeg- an Smith, the sum of $3C0 on the first day of each month.
 Article 5-To my half sisters, Catherine McGoldrick Curtis and Florence McGoldrick Montgomery I give and bequeath share and share <. alike or to the survivor of them all the shares of stock in the Sco- will Mfg Go, which I may own al the time of my death provided that { if either shall have died leaving issue said issue shall take the share their parent, if living, would have taken"
 "Article 6-To my niece, Mildred Beers Brown. or if she has died ito her issue I give and divise all -shares of stock in the Torrington Co. which I may own at the time Of my death"
 = "Article 7-To K A. Sporbert eff in my employ at the time of my %xieath I give and bequeath S2.000. lE Article 8-To the Roman Cath & rt1ic Cefneferies of Waterbury Inc