Estate of Thomas W Cutting Divided by Percentage
Probate court records reveal a novel percentage based division of the estate of Thomas W. Cutting who died August 2. The residuary estate, possibly over 40 000, is split among heirs and benefactors, with 48 percent to his brother Nathaniel H Cutting and two others in equal thirds. Executors named are Dorr R Whitney and Henry A Felix. appraisers George Curtis and Frank Wooten. The will provides for interment beside his wife Mary E Cutting and a matching headstone. Churches and individuals receive specified shares ranging from four to sixteen percent, including St Pauls Episcopal Park Street and Congregational Church, plus gifts to multiple Whitneys and others.
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Thomas W. Cutting
Cutting
Ols
Nathaniel H. Cutting
River Forest
Dorr R. Whitney
Tlenry A. Pelix
George Curtis
Frank Wooten
Mary E. Cutting
Beni Flectaries
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Park Street Congregational Church
Mes
William Hartley
Rosauth Street
Henry A. Felix
Alon Avenue
Dorr KR Whitney
Crown Street
Robert
Whitney
Philip M. Whitney
Dorothy Whitner
S. Sauner
Frankville
Peter C. Boyle
Brooklyn
AH. Glick
Frackville
Dorr Whitney
Minnie H. Fromm
Nelson Avenue
Norwalk
Nathan
H. Cutting
Allen Garnett Cutting
Thomas J. Cutting
White House Goes Electric 16 Box Ice Box Upgrade
Washington reports the White House repairs and remodeling include installing electric apparatus to replace artificial ice in the two year old ice box. The piece traces food preservation from cellar ice in 18th century presidents era through natural ice and granulated cake insulation to electric cooling and copper fins.
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Washington
White House
Potomac
Lincoln
Car Hits Highway Fence Injures Four in New London
Mrs Grace E Murphy aged 45 of East Hartford is in critical con with possible fractures at Home Memorial hospital. Herbert Maynard of 22 Viets street and George Potter of 114 Shaw street suffer severe head and hand lacerations. John Dardis of Waterford has a cut hand while at home. The injuries followed an automobile driven by Maynard crashing into a highway fence at station 14 Waterford today.
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New London
Aug
Grace E. Murphy
East Hartford
Herbert Maynard
Viets Street
George Potter
Shaw Street
John Dardis
Waterford
Maynard
Station 14
Investor Dies in New York at Age 77
William H Thompson seventy seven year old inventor and manufacturer died in the night from heart failure. A native of Somers Connecticut he is survived by his widow and three children George Thompson of Newtonville Miss Walter Thompson of Baltimore Maryland and Robert TF Thompson of New York.
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New York
William H Thompson
Thompson
Somers
Conn
George
Newtonville
Miss
Walter Thompson
Baltimore
Robert
TF Thompson
The Sea Wolf At Palace Today And Tonight
The Palace offers final showings of The Sea Wolf with W Ince, Claire Adams, Theodore Von Irn, and others in a thrilling seaside melodrama filled with shipboard clashes and daring rescues. Also on the bill are vaudeville acts led by Harry Kahne and a new coffee of sensations including Cafe Madrid and Strings of Steel chapter two. Foster toasts the band at a Thursday three day run opening with track and aquatic events and a fireworks display in the evening.
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the Palace
Jack London
Palace Theatre
Teateh W. Ince
Claire Adams
Theodore
von Irtz
Snitz Edwards
Mitchell Lewis
Harry Kaine
New
Kkvreater
Trenr
Sylvia
Wood
White
Meyer Golden
Madrid
Treet
London
Stanelli
Douglas
Harry ‘Tighe
Harry Kahne
Dan McGrew
Coast Guard
Elizabeth Friedman
Elidas
Adele Jeanne
Moran and Barron
Clarence Beck
Edythe Blossom
Hazel Archibald
Willy. Abbot
Anne Fuller
Ad Striker
Rayart Pictures
Cullen Landis
Dorothy Dwan
Jimmy Aubrey
Coast Guards
The Show-Off at the Majestic
The Show-Off at Polls Majestic theatre blends spontaneous humor with human appeal. Ford Sterling leads as the boastful railroad clerk whose bluster disrupts a wife’s family yet ends with redemption through a shrewd deal. Also features Ford Hamilton comedy Move On and cartoons.
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Polls Majestic Theatre
Ford Sterling
Lois Wilson
Sterling
Lfe
Tie
Philadelphia
Majestic
Lford Hamilton
Majestic News
Pleasure Beach Week of Activities Attracts Families
Pleasure Beach hosts Kiddies Day with free ride tickets and contests awarding prizes. The Bridgeport playgrounds outing features field events and a post lunch swim, run by the Board of Recreation. Lions clubs of Bridgeport and Norwalk stage first outing at the grove with athletic events. Republican Day brings Senator Hiram Bingham and others to WEWS for first political broadcast from Pleasury Beach, with dinners, amplifiers, and overflow gatherings across the island.
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Pleasure Leach
Bridgeport
Board of Recreation
Weater
Lions Club of
Norwalk
the Grove
United States
Hiram Bingham
WEWS
Pleasuyve Beach
Connecticut
Dame Palace
Cari
Crowds Packed Leg Umiss Bridgeport for Miss Bridgeport 1926
Thousands are turned away nightly from Polla vaudeville theatre as Miss Bridgeport of 1926 Florence Harriet Green appears with William Maalone and the Riz dance band under McCormack and Barry. The act features Antoinette Violet as alternate and is praised as a city credit while Polla schedules new features and amateur shows.
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Polla
Bridgeport
Miss Bridgeport
Florence Harriet Green
William Maalone
Riz
McCormack
Bary Lorraine
Bobby Andes
Margaret O'Brien
Antoinette Violet
Atlantic City
Tirideport
Messrs. McCormack
Barry
Finate
Edwin Rew Fleet
Lingdn Hughes
Delores DeRie
Alec Francis
Poll
Warner Brothers
Jacqueline Logan
Louise Fazenda
Jim
Betty Page
Eugene Conrad
Boston Professor Leads Effort to Curb Accidents
Professor Ralph G. Wells of Boston University heads a national survey on industrial accidents for the American Engineering Council. The study will examine 29,000 plants across ten industries, with field reports in Washington and trials in Boston and Massachusetts cities to find effective accident prevention measures.
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Boston
Ralph G. Wells
Atlanta
Wells
Massachusetts
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts Safety Council
A. W. Peeresford
Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Dexter S. Kimball
Cornell University
Cornell
Dean Kimball
Albania Approves U S Reservations to World Court
Albania joined Cuba Greece Liberia and Uruguay in approving U S reservations on adherence to the world court as outlined by Senate reservations. No nation has refused but most are awaiting the Geneva conference this fall to decide.
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Washington
Senate
Charles Hart
Department of Albania
Cuba
Greece
Liberia
Uruguay
Geneva
Boston Officials Face City Fund Fraud Charge
Boston officials and contractors are accused of conspiring to defraud the city of Boston of up to 2 million over three years. District Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien said he would summon Mayor Niehoff, four city councilors, and the commissioner of public works for questioning.
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Boston
CAP
Thatriet
Thomas C. O'Brien
Niehokww
Puble Works
Westport Fair Moves Location On East Church Street
Westport reports the annual street fair sponsored by the Women's Town Improvement Association will shift from East Church Street to a higher section of the street. The change, driven by resident objections, will close Myrtle Avenue Elm Street and East Church Street, prompting possible action by First Selectman King W. Mansfield. In town news, a birth to Odovico and Analgisa Agostini was recorded, and the Fairfield County Hunt Club Incorporation was filed. A Reckless Driving case fined Gustave Lind and John Blackman faced charges. A false fire alarm caused townwide excitement. dogs persist on Compo Beach despite a new ordinance.
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East Chuyeh Street
Myrtle Avenue
Elm Street
East Church Street
First Selectman
King W. Mansfield
Women's Town Improvement Association
Wedford House
Charleston
Fetford House
James Dawsherty
Weston
Odovico
Analgisa Agostini
State Street
Helen
Serales, Oakey and Miller
Broadstreet
New York City
Dietsko
Wilhelmina Tietzko
Washington Avenue
Westport
American Legion
Carnival of the Post
Dietzko
Birge
Mary Allen
Fairfield County Hunt Club, Incorporated
George W. Gair
Donald Perkins
Morton W Smith
William Gellatly
George Tompkins
Joseph Adams
Gustave Lind
East 87Th Street
Lind
Rose
John Blackman
Glover Avenue
Norwalk
Southern New England Telephone Company
Washgtan Avenue
Compo Beach
John Crawford
Channing Warris
Cocano
Penn
Crawford
Misa Evelyn DeMuthy
Bridgeport
Aira
Frank DeMuth
Main Street
Rotary Club
Campo Beach
Fairfield County Hunt Club
Heat Kills Flagman in Massachusetts Heat Wave
James A. McAuley, 39, flagman for the Boston and Albany Railroad at Thorndike, died from heat prostration suffered during a spell of extreme weather. The incident occurred in Masy on August 17 as crews endured the scorching temperatures.
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Palmier
Masy
James A. MarAuley
Slatynine
Boston and Albany
Thorndike
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Rialto
Maln St. Noble
Country Store
Glen
Matt Moore
James Kirkwood
Betty Compson
Batafield
Sheridan Tkrace Orch
Big Four
Bear Mountain
West Point
Storm King Highway
Newburgh
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Bridgeport & Waterbury Pass
Service Inc
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Noble
Wed
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Bedford
Mt. Kisen
Peekskill
Lake Mahopac
Danbury
Stratfield” Hotel
Illinois
Hunt Club
W. S. Blitz
Nassau Street
Foster
the Majestic
Pleasure Beach
Umiss Bridgeport
Polis
Albania
U. S
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Whsport
Women’s Town Improvement Association
Walroon East Church
Airec
The
Aesociation
Bedford House
Monge
T. L A
Jack ‘London
Phe
Bil Warry Kahne
Harry Tighe
Adele Jeanne Premier
Clarence
Edythe Rock & Blossom
Water Archibald Moran
Barrow
Billy and al. Striker
Abbott
Pacific
Messrs
Beauty—S
Cangatreas
Ny Wm. “Malone
Ritz
van Lorraine
Mrgaret O'Brien
Dancing School
Lloyd Hughes
Ng Ee
Lloyd Hamiltons
Grand Central Terminal
Baltimore & Ohio
Jersey City
23Rd Street
Pennsylvania Hotel
Mcalpin Hotel
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Vanderbilt Hotel
Pershing Square
Liberty Street
Consolidated Ticket Office
Chambera Street
14Th Street
4Th Ave
Astoria
Waldore Station
Pershing Square Building
42Nd Street
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Uptown
Sng, AL
Chambers ST
Liberty
Heart
Grand Central Termaiial
Chia Exere
W. F. Williams
New England
Wishingtons Street
Jersey
Ohio
Capitol Limited
National Limited
J. B. Scott
Broadway
Heat
Flagman
Fairfield
Elsie Burr
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