Supreme Court of Connecticut April 15, 1875 (Guthrie v. Wheeler)

Poster, J.

We think this bill is insufficient and should be dismissed. The plaintiffs fail to show any such interest in the subject matter as entitles them to the relief sought.

The intent of the testator, as gathered from the will itself, the only legitimate mode of ascertaining it, is sufficiently clear.

He gives his wearing apparel to be equally divided between Albert Guthrie and John B.