Brandegee Goods Sold at Auction in Washington
Washington residents attended the Sloan galleries as the late Senator Frank T. Brandegee of Connecticut had his personal property auctioned. The collection included notable art, household furnishings, and a private diary, appraised at 18,431.30 dollars. The sale drew dealers and collectors from New York and Washington, with works by Theus, Smibert, and Peale among the pieces, plus an extensive library and costly furniture.
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Washington
Promi
Frank T. Brandegee
Connecticut
Sloan's
Io Marylane
Senate
Jeremiah Theus
America
Switzerland
Joseph Crawford
Colonix
John Smibert
Rembrandt Peale
Jane
John Paul Jones
Rembrandt
Jeri
Norwalk Jewelry Store Robbed Early Morning Break-in on Main St
A Norwalk jewelry shop along South Main Street was robbed in the early morning hours. A brick or stone shattered glass as entry was made via a transom. Peddlers John and Tony milk delivered word to police and a detailed description of the suspect was given by Joseph Steck. The theft is under investigation with no arrests announced. Local authorities pursue leads in the case.
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Clifford Jewelry
South Main Street
John
Tony
Joseph Won
Ling
Steck
Tallmadge Will Filed in Stamford Court
The will of William H. Tallmadge, a former Democratic leader and Indian commissioner under Grover Cleveland, was admitted to probate in Stamford. It estimates the estate at 150000 to 175000 dollars, bequeaths 4400 to elect nephews and nieces, creates a trust for the wife and sister, and leaves the remainder to surviving nieces and nephews.
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Stamford
Tele- Brim Service
Willian HH. Tallmadge
Democratic Party
Crover Cleveland
Norwalk woman jailed for soliciting alms in Norwalk area
Rose Briens of 9 Slocum Street Norwalk was arrested in Cannondale by State Officer Leo Carroll after soliciting alms for Jenni Longrobrices. She faced Justice M Glover Gregory who fined her 10 dollars plus 23.50 costs, then revoked the suspended sentence and imposed 30 days in jail plus 10 dollar fine. Taken to Danbury jail overnight, she will be sent to county jail.
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Norwalk
Jan
Cygram
Danbury
Jenni
Longrobrices
Uslensho
Wilton
Cannondale
Ralph Gregory
Carroll
Pilieluvbes
Cannonidate
New officers named for New Canaan club
The New Canaan club appointed new officers including premiership Yucugbne and G H Watts as auditing chairmen, with At Holmes as housing chair, Willard Dowing as tennis chairman, and others such as E Kumi Shinran and Mrs W H Baldwin. Distinct items note uniform display standards for storefronts, a social event at Mrs Jivinckerel’s, and several local notices.
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Mand
Yucugbne
G. BH. Watts
Onaiome Og
Dokni
At. Holmes
Ta Willard Dowing
A. Houghton
Lymat Iteerker
Vo Sa Geim
Ence Taimmen
Erry “E. Kumi
Shinran
W. H. Baldwin
Crumshank
Samuel
Dunning
Bartett
Wed . L. Macon
Ave
Servants of the
Tery Love
Jivinckerel
Mieyd Adams
Moy
Genoke Avenue
Mennight
Missouri
Wood
Charles W. Trodgrs
Lawrence
Visay
Aici
Oeoue Renthe Tokhy ix
Yale to Start Dramatic Arts Course Under Baker Soon
Yale plans a new dramatic arts department with a theatre wing funded by a Ed ward and Harkness gift. Prof George Pierce Baker will head the course from New Haven, teaching after resigning from Harvard and living in New York during an abridged sabbatical year.
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Yale
Dramatic Arts Department
Millon
Edward & Harkness
New York
Standard
Yale Artsschool
Dean Merks
Jwesent
Baker
Hiss
New Haven
Baker 'Peacher
Frankel Creditors Reject 10 Percent Offer
Frankel, a street milliner, voted to reject a composition offer of 10 percent. The hearing before Referee John Keogh divided the offer into five percent cash and five percent one year stay. Mark Reinstein, a Bridgeport clothier, faced scrutiny over the deal. The bankruptcy case involved the estate of Lillan Neubar and other creditors seeking payment.
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Niel FT. Frankel
Leferge
John Keogh
Ferely
Mark Reinstein
Bridge
Port Clothier
Cense Ditors
Lillan
Neubar
Rulliner Way
Adi
Redliors of
Bankriy Ma
McKenzie Succeeds Kahn as House Chair
McKenzie succeeds Representative Kahn on the Military Committee and will chair the House Military Affairs panel. Denison remains on the Republican Steering, Nelgon lands a seat on the Commerce committee as restructuring continues.
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Ulineis
House
Llom Republical
Habnyer
California
Jie
Sas Glow
Pennsylvania
Une
Matar
Driver Denies Drunken Operating Charge in Collision
Cail Gh Novell of Mill Itih Targed with operating while intoxicated in a collision with a wagon on Fairfield Avenue near State Street last April. He claims he was not intoxicated and left the scene thinking no collision occurred. The case went to a jury in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas yesterday.
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Ignor
John A. Wash
Criminal Court of Common
Fairfield Avenue
State Street
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Meadow Brook Creamery
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Doz
al Bay Sale
Ets
Etd
Iauranne Aes Nea
Pure Foods
Main St
Davis
Parsons
Tallmadge
Stamford Court
NEW Canaan Club
Shertfa
Niitvy Suavien
J J. Bracken
Edward Cavanaugh
West Haven
James Ceddes
Professor Baker
Dramatic Arts
Yuk
Harvard
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Williams
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Oubert Osebern
Robert L. Benehler
Broadway
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York
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York Street
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Fairfield Ave
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Seidenberg Cq., Inc
York City
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Hamiton Desk
Pos Oe
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FURNI
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Japan
Ceylon
James van Dyk Co
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