I314» Apr-if '1.——Ha;‘3
, lessee of Teapot
mac-ted by a Federal
my here yesterday on con-
mes growing out of his
~ 5to testify before the Senhte
a.” ittee-
(figment was in ten counts,
'erring'to a specific question
the oil'opemtor when he was
before the committee The
r Jurors held that these ques-
"hi! 0: which Sinclair refused
or. were “pertinent to the
and questions then under
beiore the said committee."
lacuna was the first Grand
"’1 rmove to develop from the oil
and is expected eventually
”tilt in a. Supreme Court ruling
i. brgad question 0! the numeri-
Congress to summon and
. on witnessrgs in investigations
those now in progress. This
rity Sinclair has questioned.
vs ms: isinot now in “’ashing-
but his gattorneys have indicat-
‘ he probably woud come
he capital without compulsion
'mr to the charges against
‘ Oil Policy Is Outlined
3.5329 oil policies or the Goren".-
4 t and the specific relation of
A 7’ to the naval oil leasing
N. . were set forth at great
I in the indictment.
m:- reciting how the Teapot
me lease was'made, Lhe indict-
” says that thereafter there arose
the Senate a question as to the
fire policy of the government
to such leases and the necessity
desirabilify of legislation upon
:general subject involved. The
fieommittee was empowered, it
wed, to investigato‘tho entire
‘ ‘ of leases upon naval re-
—» with particular ref once to
protection of the rights of the
-- States—in which
engaged when Sinclair x-vf-used
answer questions asked him.
flotation 102 of .the Revised
Bites, under which the indict-
“ was returned providers a
- .. or both fine and imprison-
mt. The fine is from $103 to
n One to twelve niontis in the
"~ .1511.
fie‘Grand Jury began considera-
of the case Saturday. The
, igfion or evidence was only
I. perfunctory nature, consisting
the laying before the jury of a.
’Wmt‘a from the S~"”li§ scuing
= Sinclair’s 4:5 answer
Michel. backed by limony
j‘Sennte officials as facts.
fail-field Political
Leader Not Guilty
FAIRFIELD, April 1.——Harve_v R.
Bonnier. former «president of the
:{nidepence Political club of Tunxis
3111, was found not guiliy in Town
emu-t yesterday on 3. Charge of sell-
ing Liquor. Bouvier was arrested on
Wence submisted to Prosszutor
Wakeman b Pierre D. Yu-
. and Egbert Lewis, two special
Waters in employ of the
6931'!»
-dgg Jonathan Grout found Bou-
not guilty aiter en'dence given
~ 1Yapores Was discredited by the
‘ into: or the Political club as the
was sup ,osed to have been
in the ch house. These re-
show that Bouvier did not
much counter until
gh he is supposed
sale on December
stimony that he
m we a. member of the .1111) on
uber '30,. was discredited by
Mbemhip card which is dated
a)
fin
to
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. _.,, .
dammit. .
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A l b e r it D. Morgan’s
Store I 5 Prepared
For Every :Need of:
The Spring Digger
BY ALBERT D. MORGAN.
AlberpD. Morgan Hardware 00. N
Even? one is thinking of the home
garden. Even though it. is but a
little two-byéour plot), the i first
breath the spring finds them on:
with {heir rake and 3109.' ‘ ‘
During the ‘past few years there
has ‘been a surprmngly’increasé in
the number of home-gardens.» Pew
pie who use to scofi at the idea of
"dropping some seeds in the ground”
as they put it and then"-“spend the
rest of the summer coaxing them
along.” are now planning‘their own
garden. No longer are they con-
tent to look overrule back yard '
fence at their neighbor. Ami every
one of them will tell you that hoé~.
mg a. row 9: so of potatoes every
night has gotten the best ,I‘S-hoi
golf course beaten 3 mile; ' . ’.
Therhome gardener Isaak bom‘
ing intovhis ownrzfided andabetted "
by the great_ improvements which 1
are being offered to‘himgin the 51‘s.: 3
of new gardening implementas V. .
During the exhifiigion, We 131!
place on display many new-mam ,
and farming imbiements. mas.
quate tools'handicap even the nice!
eflicjent worker glad it you want your
garden to be something tabs 'pr'o‘ua
or. when harvest time chines; stop 113
and let us mm you interacting- ,
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in; seegs ofall kinds.~ ' ‘., j '
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