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WE HAVEE ENDEAVORED since starting in business
' and he re thus far maintained that policy of furnish-E
ing our customers the greatest value‘possible for the money
involved. If you are influenced solely by "price” you
must he prepared to accept the entire responsibility for
E'handli'oc the cheapest material 1..vailable. If you rely
upon nunlity, we will gladly 111111111 the responsibility with
wilA.
is cool. delicious: satisfying.
So easily made. -_- Try it.
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Admits on Stand at
Means’ Trial That He
’Once Owned Part of "
1 Distillery
11 NEW YORK. ‘June 27.———Andrew
W. Mellon; Secretary of the Treas-
or}. was a witness yesterday in the‘
Federal District Court. at the trial of
you. Such has been our policy for fifty years.
Agent: for Sheetrork Cornell Well Boards, Oelotex
Insulating LumEber, CremDipt Shingles, McNeir't Shingles,
maturity-r1 for 93 ym'a.
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The Hatch 613 Bailey Cumpany
Alrezidy to Serve . You!
What a Satisfaction it is to know that at; Elwood’s you can'
gci just the. proper shoes for x'acatiouiand week-ends.
Golf oxforcls hike shoes, ‘iennis shoes and sport and dress
shoes for beach and country wear.
MILTON E'LWOOD
122 Washington Street South Norwalk
STORE (‘lfl‘ISES AT SIX
Gaston B. Mcans.. former Govern-
;111ent invoeiigaior, and Meane'n sec-I
! retary, Elmer W'. Jnrnecke. who are '
i charged w conspiracy to withdraw
.whisky or beverage pun-pone: from
bonded warehouses in violation of»
the Prohibition law.
Mr. Melién'e appearance was due
Vioa subpoena {issued at the request
of Col. Thomas 13. Folder. attorney
{for the defenle. It he. been i e
1 contention of the defense. during t
3 course of the trial. that Mean- we:
indicted because his special inver-
ilgatione in bootiegginw led to
interests clone to the ctary of
the Treasury.
3 Mr. Mellon denied that he had
‘uny interest in distilleriel. He od-
’ milled iliai he had once held I. part
E ownership in the Overholt Distillery.
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$12 95 \
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spring tilled cushions.
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' gun Old
' iii“: an hour.
but that this concern had been li-
quidated and that he was no longer
connected with R.
Attorney Folder tried hard to
show through the witness that $11.1:-
lreian Mellon knew that. the 01er-
Elm". Distillery had released nhiakyi
Eunlaufull) through forged permits.
‘\lr, Mellon “as not permitted to
1:.1isr‘.‘ questions seeking to .elicit
1 1111.1; inforflilliion through the rulings
'1‘ 1.1 o 0 these questions were whet-
1h": he knew that 3.9 50 cases oi‘
E uhirki had been released on forged
prrmiis in one instance to a man
11511111‘d Goldman. and in another in‘
2.1311111: 42.000 gallons of liquor to the
some DOTSON.
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The nbjeciions to these queries by
Hiram 1", Todd. especial Government:
prosecution “ore sustained after con—
siderable argument.
it. it during this argument that
Attorney Felder charged that Means
was dismissed from the Department
of Justice because of his investigm
lion: in these matters.
Mr \iollon was asked if it want! 't
11: {act that the forged permits in
fiheee bootleg deal: had been hound l
in the Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh as
collateral security for loans to Good-
man.
“At the time of the “’heeler in-
msilgation commiiiee at “'aehing-
replied Mr. Mellon. "I made
Unquirien of the bank- in Pittsburgh
.111d received the Information that
they had In! no whiskey permits
.11 collateral for loans {or as tar
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"isn‘t it a ct that these forged
E1111rmlte \ y Goodman [or the
muse can. at liquor were located in
’ 11111 Mellon Bank? Col Folder asked.
'.\'o, not to my knowledge." was,
nniwer.
.\ quesiion “hlcli sought to decor-1
1-1111 1\ lint proportion or the stock of
.111 incrholt Distillery Mr. Mellon
‘1. 1 Hunt-d wu not allowed by the
i.‘ 1.:'1. '
llz‘lllcs .Nolle Prussia Story.
1:111. 11111111511 then wanted to know
.i '.:1. indiclmu-nt against a man
1.111 111111.111. superintendent of the
11:11:11.: department or the Overhoit
.1' 1111111111 and a former prohibition
-- 1 11:. had been none preteed at the
.1-..1.111111 or Mr. Mellon.
"licrininly not." replied the
311 )3}?
.\i1'. Mellon stated that his interest
in the dietillery had been merely
111:1: of a stock owner and the: he
wok no part in the conduct of the
business.
Arthur Sixemith. secretary to Mr.
ilellon who “as also subpoenaed
11nd “ho came with the Secretan.
was not required to gite any testi’i
mony.
ART m INDIAN VILLAGE.
in the little town of Tens, not far
from Santa Fe. New Mexico. in nu
irrt center surrounded by an old In-
,dian civilization. So famous has
ETnos become that every year scores
at pilgrim! both laymen and artists.
'Ercok out Hm ancient village and pay
Ellieir respects to this new shrine in
setting. not in spite of
curious Visitors Tuned: aiili com-
1ploiely untouched by civilization: it
1111 still primitive. aloot. unspoiled, in"
;siiiié of the "not at home” sign-
ilie artists are compelled to place on
Ellieir doors to present interruption.
and in spite or the fixed minimum
wage for Indian models of titty
The old Tao: pueblo
still dominate: the little villages.
symbol of the unchanging .waya of
Indium—The
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the Southw eetcrn ..
Mentor. .
The first telephone exchange in
lMiuneeota “as 1 established in
Ehiinneapolis in 1878 with only ten
gubecribers. The city now has
\orn than 108. 000 telephones and
“‘9. «late about “5. 000. .
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to mm Nos-wan: ms .
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than th abatement of someone. or;
know ‘ have-confidence in. That’s
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of Wood 11111: An. lbw} bemll’hijr
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EuziDAY, JUNE 1..
NORWALKS LEADEN G DRY GOODS STORE
‘\
e Lay Linoleums Free
Read our Special Ofier for this week only.
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By m? m W.
The officers had heard footsteps
coming up the secret stairs.
"I am sure that is the Lieutenant
coming back. " one of them said.
And it really was.
The minute his form appeared on
the stairs. the General asked:
"Did you find ony trace of him?
What did you recover T" e
“i found this small notebook
in). pulled on the {131 1cm. 1 recog—
nizodha lace as flat (1! il.e nu..1
is engaged
Quintin Strongheau
be his r1011-
marri'. so this mutt
book.
"i think you are correct.
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1.1.11.1.“ running ll‘un‘. lhlh loner 1.
(in: ruer bank. 66': ,111131‘ he muei
1.11.3 Cat'iipcd that 1131,. ‘
"1’0 make sun: :11. 13 11c: eliui u.
anywhere in the caelic. i “iii levy-1'
mo of 3.01.: uiiicere “1.1: six wldix;.;
to search thoroughly may nook
and cranny oi the mile bciorc )ou
leave it. Now I must go immedinu- Z
1). with the hope that he has [c.1211
escaped and is now in the oiliu' £131
01 the riser; Adieu, and a are It-
lurn lo ion all.w
\\ lieu ihc Gentrui rcazficd 1311111111
E11: liuszcui'd to llcudquai‘icrs. and ',
when he pushed open ihu door of.
in: 01mm. who should be ailing inert- 2
lacing the duor but Captain sarong-3
heart. perfectly well. but pain and,
thinuirom his recent starvation dict? E
B“:
E lie had had no lime in reach camp. ,
clung.) hia clothes and act ammo»;
11111:: to can before 12141: General 301E
ihcre. as he had come in a straight _
line across “clue and streams. 31151;
:1: Billy had done when he had 110— .
iiicrcd ilxo noic. While the Gent-1.11‘
again: “as iurccd lo miles out of
his way. 1 3
There is no use *ot' my iniug to
tel} 301: how glad the General was
10 iiml the Captain ueii and tale or
how \niuable 1he papers and maps
“hick he had brought prom-J to be.
as all of you well know Just how the
General tell and also how glad ,Cap-
tain Sirongheart was that he had
been aucceasiu in returning surely to
camp.
Ant-r Billy saw the General de—
part. he too started (or camp. first
stopping long enough to say'goodby
to all the sheep and the goals. tell-
ing them how glad he was to have
met them and thinking them for thee
pleasant time they had given him.
\Vhen he went to say god— by to
the dog the dog said he would to
part way with him: that he enjoyed
Billy' a society so much that he hated
to ion eight of him for Year he
would never see him again.» 1
The trouble with modern medicine
is- that. patient: are now called by
number and not by their um names.
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Swimming-suits
The Jantzen Suit has the
call among swimmers who
know.
The creation-of the elas— ‘
tic stitch suit by Carl Junt-
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note, gives a. freedom of
action not possible in.the
1 ordinary suit. J
Once You hate Worn g,
“Jahtzen” you’ll never
change to any other kmd.
we have "inhuman
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1311 ‘ll ashingion St. Telephone {533-2
149th
Semi-Annual Dividend of
The N orwalk Savings
Society
N orwallt. Conn.
1 June 10, 1924.
At a _meeting of the Directors Of this Sociel.” 11
held this day,- -a dixiidend at the rate of F 0L 1
LAND ONE-HALF 41/ 2) per cent per annum
Was declared .to sitors from the earnings 0-
"the en; months en g June 30,1924-
The same will be entered on pass-books and
paid on and after July 10,1924.
MONEY DEPosrmi) ON OR BEFORE JULY
" 111.1924, WIEL DRAW INTEREST
.......... $5,600,.00000
William H. Hunter, Vice-Pres.
.Elll,1'reu
Norwalk Chronicler