The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-09
MoryHoyes
Will Filed
CONTINUED from Page u

and In any sum, expressly desire
that such debt. II any there be, is
and forgiven. The above
Is In conjunctlC6 with the clause
naming said son as Executor.
The following clause gives and
beQueaths to the waterbury Trust
Company, $4,000 to be held In
Trust, to hold and control and to
invest and reinvest and to apply in
come thereof and so much Of the
principal as may be necessary TO
pay my son Ralph Hayes the sum OF
SIS weekly from the date the will is
probated until the principle is Tex
hausted".
Residue
If he should die before the prin-
cipal is exhausted, then any issue
of said son shall receive the re-
msinder, If under 81, for the pur-
pose of education and after the
youngest of any issue reaches 81
then the trust shall cease.
The viii continues, AL the rest,
residue, remainder Of my estate,
whether real or personal, is left to
my son T. Frank Hayes, to hold,
manage, control, invest and rein
vest the same during the continu-
ance of the Trust" The trustee
may in his absolute and unqualified
discretion, during the period of the
trust, from time to time, pay all or
any part OF the income thereof to
my three children, T. Frank, Ed
ward Seery, and Mary Hayes Far
rlngton, to be divided In equal por-
tons.
If the trustee deems it best, be-
fore the is year trust period, dating
from the day of probate of the will,
Is terminated, he may distribute the
estate as follows: one-third to T.
Frank Hayes; one-third to Edward
Seery Hayes; one-third to Mary
Hayes harrington.
The Will further stipulates that
the son, herein appointed trustee
and executor, is to pay unto him
self, before any distribution of in
come, for his services under said
trust, the sum Of $500 per year, in
quarterly installments, as long as
the Trust continues.
The Will concludes with the state
ment, Il have ample reason for
creating the Trusts herein provided
and established, and believe that the
provisions of this Will, will be en-
tirely satisfactory to my children"
According to probate records this
viii is seen to be accompanied by a
Codicil made out by Mrs. Hayes in
March IS, l941.
The Codicil opens with the state
ment that its purpose is to Hereby
revoke, cancel and annul bequest
made to my son, acting as Trustee
under my Will heretofore signed
and bearing the date of April ~,
1887, and in place Of the aforesaid
bequest to T. Frank Hayes, give, and
devise to my son Edward Seery
Hayes, of Worcester, the property
and house and all personal effects
on the corner Of Prospect and Grove
streets"
Revoke, Annul
The codicil further states that It's
purpose is to revoke, annul and
cancel the appointment Of my son,
T. Frank Hayes, trustee under my
last will and testament and in place
thereof, with the same powers, do
hereby appoint my son Edward
Seery Hayes to be executor and
trustee.
do hereby revoke, cancel and an
null the bequest of one-third Of my
estate to my son T. Frank, and IN
lieu and in place of the aforesaid
bequest, give and bequeath one-haE
to my son Edward Seery and one
half to my daughter Mary Hayes
harrington. All the rest, residue
and remainder, real or personal, I
give, devise, and bequeath to my
son Edward Seery, to be held in
trust"
The same stipulation as to the
length of the trust, as given in the
will a period of IS years, also APP
plies under the codicil, 1t Is shown
The trustee is likewise permitted to
dispose of the estate If deemed
proper by him within the Is year
period, but after said period the re-
mainder of the estate will be di-
vided in equal portions of one-half
each between Edward Seery and
Mary Hayes harrington.
The codicil concludes with the
statement, II hereby nominate and
constitute my son, Edward Seery
Hayes, as executor of this, my last
will and testament"
The nature of Mrs. Hayes assets
and the value of the estate will be
made known when appraisers have
completed their inventory.