In Re Connolly's Estate

(NOTE. — The authorities cited by counsel may be found in the opinion and are therefore not re-cited here.)

15. Power of administrator to make estate liable for attorney's fees, see note in 93 Am. Dec. 393. Some time prior to June 1, 1917, Martin Connolly died testate, leaving all his property to his wife, Catherine L. Connolly, and his daughters, Aaileen and Mary, to be divided equally when the daughter Mary reached the age of twenty-five years. At some time before the contest involved herein arose the daughter Aaileen was married to a man named Swanson. On June 1, 1917, the will having been…