Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 27, 1923 · page 10

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WRCIAL. STENOGRAPHIC -
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SECRETARIAD .

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THE PARIS

OLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
33 South Main Street

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“WIRTHMORE POULTRY

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Someone said that genius was ilu
quality of taking pains and we be-
lieve that the genius that said that
was starting in to write Ill. for
this tlnnlng and roaring business.
Sounds like he had heard about
our work.

NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN

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PLEA “NOT GUILTY”

Defense Counsel’s Request
For Jury Minutes Re-
fused — Call For 150
Trial Jurors Issued

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. July 26.—
Walter 8. Ward. a son of the mil-
lionaire baker. was indicted yester-
day for murder in the first degree in
the slaying of Clarence Peters.

Ward pleaded not guilty. was held
without bail and was locked in the
Wesichester County Jail. White

P'ains.

l‘cllowing n. lvnal skirmm'i in
which Isaac N. Mills. coun'cl tu-
Ward. insisted that his clie it rumi-
immediate trial. Supreme
Court .ustlc , Robert Wagner set the
date at trial for Sertamber 4.

Attorney General Sherman said it
would be imroseitlc for his omce to
have the case ready hefore that date
This means that Ward will spend the
entire month of August in jail. llis
counse' made no request for hall. and
it is very doubtful if he would be
released under bond.

Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock
the extraordinary Grand Jury which
(or the past six weeks has been in.
vestigatlng the Ward-Peters slaying
appeared before Justice Wagner.
Mills and Allan Campbell. of
the \Vard legal cabinet. were in the
court rccrn.

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Isaac.

The foreman announced that they
had a prestment to otter. A paper
was handed to Justice Wagner. Re
instructed the Jury to iix a date on
which they would conve‘ne to hear

WARD 0N TRIKE“
FOR KILLING 0F
mugm 4

Special Grand Jury Return-
ing First Degree Charge
Examined 72 Persons

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any additional matter which might
be oil'erod in connection with some
other indictments which may grow
out of the case.

The Ward lawyers asked tho‘court
it they might know the nature of the
presentment which the! Grand Jury
had lound. The Attorney-General
said that he knew or no legal
grounds by which they might be in-
formed of the nature of the present-
ment- Then Isaac Mills said: ~

“I wish to say in open court that
it there is anything which res
the presence of Walter 8. Ward we
stand may to produce him at any
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At 12:50 o'clock Ward. who had
been summoned from the Wardibak-
ing plant in the Bronx. where he‘is
purchasing agent; his brother, Ralph
Ward. who is general to er of the
plant. and. the Ward 1e “tom,
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