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11 5: evening at, St. Joa- g
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2?? Thomas 45km: ‘
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' a in sham. ' -
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-2”: as is
' ;: given over to merry-
Day a
1.;15 33:] Ad‘ '~
Seglnning
,3 to B e
3 11d Surpris- ,
_\ CA ELTIES
;» Merchants?
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firms of
to
in the dirs
p resenting“
or in-
cf numerous
scarcely be
nd that will
7 "123 Window
' so will be
'1 and unique
wart-hams have
'0 dress.
morning ithe
: professional
big, New
3, will be here
Prizes will
’ aial entry
, :3 are
19 dipmmin-
;'-: of their
, be met by a.
city at
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swab: 3f
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labor; a public moor:
: will be the real tes-
Then the result of
be made
confetti, and
‘ be Ireely d} tributed
band music. the eve-
STS BEGIN
IISSION AT
Discussed
r athers of New Iork
«~ the mks-ska. f'flté
nemily known
Genera" and M11138
: Dexeryrankmm r”.
3.71 (I explaia $3
present '
With Daugherty I)ut,
lamination. Is to
Clean Up Atty.-Gen-
eral’ 6521:
X F. Mya's Relates,
Testimcmyg'l‘hat rfie
out of adios s? 7
from her pas-sons! com add aye-
Iafionship twat: exam of war
fraud, anti-trust and ofber phases 9f
the work on the depdriment of 3:25-
committso membofir .,
or, Democrat Mom pgosecutoz-
y eggs-oasis: {his View.
,7" the “objéct go: be to
situation 110':- the new
attorney general," .
President Coolidge, meanwhile,“
went forward with his survey of the
situation with a. ,view to selecting a
new attorney general. He is describ-
ed as tooling that the bow attorney
general must be_ a man thoroughly
versed in laws: possessed of admin-
:Tstra‘tivo capacity and: holding un-
mistakably the public confidence. I:
is understood, however. that he has I
not settled upon any ihdlviduai
amoiig the numerous times avg—A
ge'ated to: the appointment: g
Tue question of coatempt wooed-
b ' has
or the former attorney
More 113': camazitfim »
respéad Whoa ballad usd‘er a a
men: last week. and pri’viously ha,
refused 1o apes; to the communes
ords o£_ the menu.»
‘ Thomas Olson.
{ar bag, was toasted by
about ‘1 0 o‘clock last night
was proceedibg dowu
Broken iin CollisiOn
In Mam Street '
7 HITS TROLIEY
Girl Knocked Froni
Crash at the Arnmry
Four persona tutored Injuries in
an automobile accident over the
week-end. The most Seriously hurt.
was Santa Mafia, 0! .88 Host street,
whosustalned a broken, nan. injurr
fee to the back and abrasions o: the,
facé.
T a first accident happened Sat-
and night in Weatravcnuo near the
Nora-31k Armory]. Beuedltto‘ Scar-
so. 01-15? South Mam street, was
fidi‘ng toward the Second District.
of 4th avenue.
Brooklyn, was. headed from Connec—
(ion avavonue into West avenue. The
' , Mrs.
en, wife at the driver 0.: the lat-
Dr. W. ‘1‘.
m soco
, An-
of M Plattmllo
‘ hue. owmfig and driving a. Ford,
Main street
and when near West Main street,
crashed into the front end 191 a
froliey car which had neatly come
to a stand-sun The trolley Was in
ckargc 9': \Eotorman John Mobile:-
~- say. .
Santo Mazzo. a passenger in Rosv
settini's car. whose nose wasbroken,
was treated ”by Dr. William W. Tra-
coy. Peter Salzo, at 38 Main street,
another passenger in thaiutomobilc.
suffered abrasions or the {Qt-ahead
and check. but did not requira Inad-
ical attention. -Roscttini Was not
injurgd.
William K. Balllee and his sin
year-void daughter were standing in
the front or the trolley car awaiting
to alight just before the accident.
The impact or the sFr; against the
trolley= was so abrupt and heavy,
that the little girl fell from the plat-
ed aevcrsly.
Patrolman Clubs was on the trol-
lay at the time-ct the amidaat. He
placed RosaattlnL under arrest 91mg.
ed with driving an ahtomobile while
under us influence of ibtoxlcmita;
aria-lug» can lthoughmfllishtsand
tor ficénbe sign
by Ernest Bréfiice. ,
" “in the uptown cm?
the unused ;
Street, H‘as Nose“
Platform Head-on '
form. to the ground; She was bl‘flll'x‘t‘
bounded by the; committee is charms
d of Nelson 21'. Bax-1m. scamm- or me I
,.
' NEW YORK. March 31.—
811 days ago Mm. 'Walter
Bauer. pretty Port Richmond.
8. 1., will: and mothar. was
murdered iln‘ 'a lanoly Staten
Island réa'd. lks than twenty
minutes after she entered 1h
automobilo ;;or 1 man who oh,
tered 10 help ire; her own can.
i cut or mud. She had. been shot.
in the throat arid abdomen.
» Fiv'o children said they saw the
man whose era. she entered and
their daocrlmions tally.
Although, the best detectives
3 and investigators of {be city
has been assigned, “develop-
meat. to data are:
Nu m against any one.
No W
No one is (Minimally)
do: suspicion.
No «we of the Mulder car _.
or the- murdarer has been
found. " ‘
' No positive motive for the
crime has been established;
' ' NEW‘ YORK; March 31
Tho sixth day of investigation
Im't
tier Bauer 0: , ‘
. a: minus-d om"
Ilsa 103633- spot in
Arm: Chelséa S. L. vandals
last night With ibis (Imus?
statement from Capt. 'Em
Want-lair. head of the Staten man
dgtoctives: -
“I am sorry to say we am. just
Wh ,
at the day was characteflaod by
the same strenuous efforts that have
marked each day of the investiga-
flan. Capt. Van \‘Vagncr. worn And
webfied by his efforts to identify.
Hie murderer, said he has ohm
to be frank rather than to attempt
to‘ deceive the public with- {also
1103185 or early shccess. ,
Places Attack in Woods. _
Recent developments have, how-
ever, enabled Capt. Van Wagfiut $0
construét a. new theory a! how. if:
murder was committed. Mem-
ments at the scene and amtuienbs
0: wood choppers and others near
wbere the body w—as found mm
the attack upon Mrs. Baud:
curred, not on the highway but in
the. woods to the east or South
nue’, less than ten minutes” ”
Was mm
who hear
to tbs Wood
the two fleets am,
just about 4 P. M. Mrawléau
- abet; by hor-mdthar, whom 832::
_ in her stancd cairdn Merl-cl! ’
' pea:- South Avénue, to efiié tbs.
' Wédsesday morning at the request
would' drive her
~f where she could get
, 73.1
Wagner; iii'evo past 1119 ‘
; lb busy was tound. a: r
g "
'firestly'toar me case will go dovvn I
we were at the beginning "
, 331;: Bauer. lett- them to am to {ho ,
but or his awaken they ‘
2;; boon more list Tubsdsy.
also had at: Mr; ms:
e unfolvod murders 0! tbs
It was pointed out yesterday that
tow it say tom-flora over its so mm-
{dry aux, afloat-upon a cammnntf}.
Nam-ix a. hundred letters have 139221
rocblvéd by: the dial: lot attorney and
lbs police from women who wrote
they had boon asked by man {0.1-}ch
in theif aniombbllés.
dih- Fach made it clear that Horas ‘
no 3.3113313“, a. wealthy radii estate
dealer of. Port Richmcud. 5.1
was twice complied by the
flies; was ng ‘
- 39m
Jason}: Giiaaiaki of Poi-1 Richmond,
the insurance call a:
questlousd on 1 rom-
oer. may be qubstlonod“
He has .e'abfib’lls
who wooi-
sch‘ooi suffices. presentéd allow
a lasagna: o! 316on
kiss told how Sim I, 'derd, dot-
}vero appréoiatod. ' ,,
During, these Jam‘s services, sav
boys. David Dunbar, Bury“ mam.
contort-11cc. A: {ha (:3:ch sienna:
at 11 o’clock, Master (Jay assented
report. .1 , .
‘ Mr. Tompkinslp
Woi Accuuipllah , :ruro
Church.” ' - ’
Aisha». close at the address. be
men. forty in all. who Ware to
an 'bvoby mombar" ma
as an: annual budget 0:18
raver-smallest up to “£0 altar by 861'
Tumpkxaa who gave 111m 5
.Rogaxz. 1?: F.
, .31.:-
Charla E. Hoyt; Fried
#2 was: . a:
the Famoid coon planning cob-
bsid in the '
emit; under -:
‘ hobo attending. tho contore'nne are:
Arthur C. Wheelor. F', A. Ella. 303111 »
~M Glovor. C. 33.,Kuxiba. Charles. D.
Putnam. Edward J.
-Quinlan. Fred Rledcii. Gui”
J. Koran, Richard H.»
Cbattés E Hoyt, Ely Raymond, Le
Grand. Raymond
Ming Ami-Ma C. Woudoioth will at-
t 'd. representing: Fat-field County
of slim and we”
Comma: Plans o: 1137
advocating tho ”but t3
movement. No sir. ’
today and are planning '
marrow stanzas April {ear
H like? em homo ivfik
”them,
Norwalk Chronicler