Heirs to Stamford Estate Appeal on Tax Succession
Connecticut Supreme Court hears whether state may tax personal property located outside its borders in the Stamford estate case of Robert Hirsch. Executors faced Connecticut tax on the entire estate. realty and tangible Connecticut items taxed, others debated. Dates show probate in Stamford and multi-state holdings in New York.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Supreme Court of Errors
Palrfield County
Arthur Silberman
Preatate
Supreme Court
Charles LD. Lockwood
Walter N. Maguire
Atorney Generaly
Wawell Knapp
Lucius J. Robinson
William H. Blodgett
District of Stamford
Robert WK. Wirseh
Stamford
Robert R. Hirsch
New York
Atock
Wiliam Oppenham and Sons
New York City
New York Court
Connevsticut
Probate court confirms tax computation and case on intangibles
The Probate court confirmed the tax computation and ordered payment with executors appealing. The case questions whether intangibles fixed outside the state may be taxed by Connecticut. Also heard were New Haven county case involving Brith Altruitzman and a dispute over a death benefit for a member’s wife, and arguments on Elizabeth Miller will and a £400,000 trust from Darius Miller.
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Connecticut
Ieven County
T. Om. Holger
Brassavity
Lodge
Brith Altriakham
Pood
Waterbury
Plaintheakd
Elizabeth Aly Miller
New Britain
Darius Miller
On A E Haberlin Made Captain Of Ambulance Corps
Dr Haberlin of 1534 Fairfield Avenue has been commissioned captain of the 153rd Ambulance corps to succeed E Susslin. A World War I veteran, he holds prior ranks as first lieutenant in the Medical corps at Camp Devens and regimental surgeon of the 385th Infantry. He urged recruits to bring the company to full strength and become one of the best in the National Guard.
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Haberlin
Fairfield Avenue
Amt Jance
Rom- Ambulance Corps
E. Susslin
Compa Ote Eer
Ibany
Reserve Officers Corps
Camp Devens
Mass
3011St
385 Infantry
Comnape
Tracks Shifted to Allow Road Paving in Water Street
The Connecticut paving firm Lickertee and Sons shifts crew from Water Street to South Main Street for pavement work while contractors Teverty and Hertey begin railroad paving on Warrenite thoroughfare from Hancock Avenue to Fairfield Avenue. The move aligns with the latest paving contract and street relaying plans in Water Street and South Main Street areas.
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Connecticut Company
Water Street
South Main Street
Lickertee and Sons
South Avenue
Hancock Avenue
Dreo
Teverty and
Hertey
Hancocknue
Fairfield Avenue
State Police Stand Inspection Next Wednesday May 12
Westport barracks officers prepare for the annual inspection led by Governor John HL Miall and Superintendent Robert Hurley with commissioners Robbins Steckel Urn shell and W omen of Westport. Interior bunkhouse receives a fresh coat of paint ahead of the visit.
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Westport
Tot Shot by Sister Playing with Pistol
A young child was seriously injured when a revolver discharged while a sister and others played in a bedroom. The gun, found under a pillow, fired as the sister handle it. The child was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Tot
Sister
Mase
Atay
Esther Tival
Ioslizhty
Ne Sith Iim
Tomas
Escape attempt at Meeshurd Penitentiary ends with captures
Authorities recaptured two of four escaped convicts from Meeshurd Penitentiary after a bold breakout. The inmates reportedly fled by sliding down a rope fashioned from multiple blankets. Charles Jonsins was among those pursued. Police said ongoing manhunt focused on locating the remaining fugitives.
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AG Timowte
Bamin Dueserrs
Anit
Charles Jonsins
Consiete
Ragutt
Daringg
Tran
Meeshurd
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