New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 3

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These visitations, not expected to become n bocause the fact that New has become a great art als art de to believe ericans inancial prices. gn “rous, York | Richmond I most oy {. | MOt ever United S[aes 15 Mecca Ior ""’il;,“':! it ” Traders of Today ' oo FAMILY OF BYRDS LS A NOTED 0N : ol Virginia for the Lord Mayor, 12 (P Amer- | fons to this coun. | S s Been Prominent i History fate may prod n unus d broth s illustrio One of the nofable examples of the activity of foreign de in the sale of the Leve fection here ¢ 1t tl the British roval family and | s were represented in the bid- 014 Domi - | don, plorer of h ) uimo col- o) v Flood Byrd was in last month, delisering R G s o poriico lot the capital from which there jstretches fn tlec nded by one of his ancestors rnor Byrd-—ons of th to be called to I'rank Partridge and the firm of Charles of London each purcha many of the objec t (-1 the collection went to smmr,", As an indication of the 3§ brought by important the total receipts on this coted to pass the r mark tour the one was el two million | Hilor mark, ¢ individual gro e C. K. G. Billings group ot f the Mississippl ri < paintings, which formerly hun B K (s 139 home on Waghington Height (iviteeisa. &n 0. That part of et el mber of the Virginia Waslington, was rl\“nOF“‘l chard Evelyn Byrd, Jr, e for $450,000. ‘(ha bleak north with the MacMillan of the American Art'cypedition when his brother won last cular in- | rnatorial election, X nuscripts nant commander is p Ameri- | ing to lead s o I great in-{into the Arctic re in fales, the most important | months have passed. he year being the Manning, tha| Born an adventure, fn the words urner- Munn and the Samucl T.|of his mother he early formed a lik- Shaw collections. The latter was aing for the navy and attended t group of American paintings, { naval During the Woi firay probably had no vision that | War, ived seventeen citations first editlon of his Elegy one day | for g and bravery in action would sell for $3,300. Two pages of | His record also ineludes service as an original manuscript by Robert|commanding officer of the United Louis Stevenson brought. $1,110. An|States air forc 1«11 a con- al manuseript of one icetion w ntinental vritten by F rt Burne, sold rot \gl.- of ti 8 400, A log book and journal| * by Prines William Hen is servies on “H. M. D York, ev‘ Officials e organization of r stations. e third brother, Thon tyrd, served with distinetion in the World war and now 1« a business {man and mafager of his apple orchs s Bolling 1781-82, sorved sove T of fhr He di=d sh w:\() uly One Fatality From Autos Dunng the W eel\ Hartford, Britain 13 London 4. Norwich 7, . " S = orw Greenwich 4 Birch’s Famous Souphouse ¢ 4, Meriden Has Closed Its Doors SN anang Londc (P —CBireh's™” ording a8 been a oy for Ameriean nt old doc ‘ Exit the " “Cruel Medicine Man” Enter H. K. B. No longer is father a wicked ogre, brandishing aladle filled with the “terriblest” medicine! 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