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PA I H E ». - ‘ t, The Weather
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PRICE THREE CENTS ' is
TTEETI
, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925.
Avison D ARREST : l A
We,“ . . l‘Ops E WIID MAN . Goes to Erie, Pa. Diocese .
’63“ “1 Budgeport E ‘ ESCAPE], Son of Connecticut Ave. Residents Leaves .
“ 116 ie on BuSineSS I REM—COURT Today to Begin Work As Priest .
, - , »A I 1 e ge a :
~_.- , a air Prominent in Civic AfiairsE Who FledBooélciggfi
' ” “‘ :\Ol'“Za~lk—-Selectman for? r o m Norwalk Is.
‘ “- ‘ fl ounmlman, Too—Super; Found in New Haven
Highway Dept. at One Time l LONGTOTIGHT '
y __.__
Passes Crisis *State Officer Linehan.
_. 7 g .. ; Says“IToId You We;
' ' ‘ ' Would Get Him”—Is.
Brought Here ‘
"I' told you
and we did." we would get him—
. This is what State Police Sergeant
,Lo-nihan said this morning Cumm' nt-
::l::; upon the arrest of James Anuz-
so. alleged bootiegger. “ho o-scapcd
'trom police custody during the court
Thug-iris in his case which. was being
i." nthEUtu' "' ‘r‘
'Dctober 14. p0 n {vi-3 C04” Ch
I ’Apuzzo was arrested on a hreachi
I“ pv'ace charge by the New Haven
‘rmll-re. Lenihan had been watching
iii“? the man for some time in New
Lliaven. He Identified Apuzzo as the
.man who had escaped from court
loud the breach— of peace charge was
I ontlrued and the accused turned
> City Council Meets and Actively Gets Behind
Plan to Acquire West Ave. Property—At-
torney Quinlan Hopes Misunderstanding .
Can Be Corrected
lLOCAI. POLICE
‘ GETTEARGAS
The local police department haxc.
received a. supply ot’ tear gas to be
53:? "’ “’° °’ a m" “' °"’“" 3....-. Believes When People Understand Matter All
Will Vote for Plan at Next Election—Pabl-
man Makes Motion and Committee Is Ap-
pointed
The gas. is in ‘ubes and grenades.‘
It “Ill be kept at the upiovvu and
idowntowu police stations and the ot-
2'icers of the local department will be ’
instructed how to use it.
i
E i .t commit'ee was appointed or
, the special mee'ing of the Common .
Norwalk Gets Power liT‘oum‘il last evening to urge the ‘
. passage of the bill now pending in
F N. F 11( the state legislature. to establish 3
rom iagara a t
- legislature next “'edneedny.
, . e l The .' w b in bat
Experiment Tried Here Successful Says E. F. in. c..$§.f°§h..§‘cn§3’“c‘i.rx 1m:
civtc center in Sorwalk. The MI-
will come for a hearing before the
' _ . I". b '.- . ‘ d ll 8”“
Putnam of Conn. Light and Pow er—The ”.23; 2;;22...‘b.’:;;£§..;m.,
Plan pear before the General MW
PR}; SIDEXT EBERT
I ‘7 " proves.
ii: \sviciated Press.
.. Your that peritonitis wank! end
- ‘ his life lessens as his condition im-g
z”ZRLIN. Ft h. 1’7.— President
r"s phyflcinns . xprcssed the
'\".' ‘0 thr- sia'r- police. li-r Was
fhro'ight to NOT‘A'JIR at 9 o‘clock lns'
fight and spent the night in a cell.
Lenihan says Apuzzo was given
termission to walk out in the hall-
I"'L1Y with his attorney and that he
Lsimply walked out. He says he made
3his getaway iy train. but Lthan
least-31° got easy in an automobile‘
gwhich was parked in “'11: street and
owned by a companion.
SENATE 0. KS
. _ l 1‘ .
.- . '- - nion this afternoon that he had.
< —~ <-:ccessfully passed the crisis of his?
Theses. The patient's condition ml ,
”rt-“in; constantly although eIOW-l \V.\EHI.\GTO.\'. Feb. 37- —’ The
\
,Senate commerce committee to-izv
pr..,,d,.m Ebert. suffering from, ordered a. favorable report on the
4.- alarming.
l nz'lronllls end the effects of m, "-i house oil pollution hill to authorize
:vnt operation for appendicitis. pau- l '1“ Secretary 0‘ “‘3' W prescribe
d a good night. and his condition
q, morning wag said to be much oily wage in rivers or tributary
regulations controlling discharge of
waters of the L'nlted States.
\\ hrr‘. the cases of "Judge" Lucius
‘.\'. “‘ic -hest-i»r. president: "Colonel"
I fin Taylor Claiborne. treasurer.
:4 Alien Branin. secretary. all 08l-
.ers of the defunct Ford Technical
I.-‘l"firftti‘rle& charged with fraud.
c:‘:nued until next. week. because
.. 7'1". 5 the great amount of business to
‘- "'-'. torts before the New Jersey courL
*"'- -“ The three men. who sold consid-
5 :.’ i table stock in the Ford concern in
"~33 citv are all being held under
4.'.’.d5 o: 353:”. They were arrested;
‘: '\ -'~. Pate—son some time ago. after
' "' 'hey had. it is charged. defrauded
‘: r- :n aged Paterson resident in connec-
=.~er \‘nrwnlk concern. The men sold {en-on. where. it is alleged. they sold'
John Irwin of 19 North Main street“
”" ' - a.- ‘ton "'lll'i the sale of stock in the
, ‘ L ~- cork in the local concern in Pat-
~~ 'son. it is charged. after the local
r-larzt had been claws-ed up and was
r. .» - infurict. .
<1 ' The three men when in this city
. EARMUFFS AND
if FOOT WARMERS
: .:i NEEDED TODAY
’ ‘1'“ With the ground be; having pro-
fl . dicted early npriux. Cannondale was
this momlng reported one of the
coldest places in the state. with a
””l \F. temperature of 2 show: zero. Sor-
_ walk got her share oi the icy breezes
T‘ v‘ and the omcul Weather observance
l: 1"} bv Miss Laura Comstock of Ponus
aienue showed 15 degrees at 7
o‘clock this morning. _
A: 10 A. M. The Evening Sentinel
thermometer showed 24 degrees in
the sun. and shortly alter noon the
.4
.‘"
'2‘ ' E . ‘ H L : temperature was barely above freez-
IV' ' - . .— mze‘: E inc point. in the sun's rays.
’ »' CIOQG
:11: -
' STUDEBAKER DUPLEX MODELS
A. E or‘ is Pox-tum. DEMAND.
- -. p..- The Special Six Duplex Phaeton
* : 4.: re- like other Duplex models are in
‘L ‘ -' ‘. is: very popular demand. This parti-
« we .cular model establishes also a new
L I idea in value among medium priced
; l~ ———~ — automobiea. It occupies a foremost
. l it:-,-i_ “LE. place moi-1g highest grade automo-
3:. ‘. , I " "Tfiérts in‘ bios where splendid power. perfect
I” - K I ’ ‘ table!!! I performance. complete equipment.
' "' ' "‘" cf a:--, the best quality of materials. the
‘ - 7‘ — ’ s satis- fine-t upholstery. finish and appoint-
' * —' Noru‘alk ' men: are all eseuual qualifications.
‘ 2 ~r:blish-§ Very few makers indeed could meet
:‘1-. ’ ‘ TV for' these requirements at the Stud.-
1:.‘_ “ Lteiu'taker price. The Reynolds Motor
‘ --..._m'. Car Co..WestAve.—-ddb .. 2 ~
‘ure up in the County cotrt at Pat--
*snr‘. .\'. .l.. this morning. they weft,
Case of Ford Technical
Lab. Men Is Continued
Paterson, N. J. Court Too Busy to Give Hearing
On Stock Fraud Charge
;snld stock in tho: concern amountir;
{in 555,000. Th- plant or the Lit'l.
iW'onder Talking Machine company.
:ln Water street. was taken over and
1the men informed the residents of
iSorwalk that they were ready to
r":iriufacture Liberty Lighting plants.
which were similar to 'he other
home lighting plants.
|
Three machines were assembled.
One was placed on exhibition in Sew
iYorh city and the other two Were
.uscd for demonstrating purposes at
ithe Norwalk plant.
g After the three men had sold a
iconsiderable amount of stock they
Heft the city and were not heard
‘trom until they were arrcsivd in Pa:-
$4.730 worth of stock in the then
iriefunct concern. They also sold
£820,000 worth of the stock to a. New
Yorker-omen. it is said.
éNORWAlll MAIL 5
; CARRIER WINS ;
OFFICIAL PRAISE?
; wasmxorox. Feb. ZT.—John:
EGUILTY UNTIL YOU ARE PROVED
'5'. Really. veteran city letter courier
in the Norwalk. Conn- post emce.
is to be retired March 2. to en-
joy the benefits of the Civil Service
Retirement sch/Postmaster Gener-
al New announced yestredya.
Healy first entered the postal serv-
ice on a letter carrier on January
I. 1883. and has served continuous-
ment becomes effective he will have
to his credit 35 years. 3 months and
1 day of crevice. it is announced.
A personal letter praising
veteran carrier for his long an
faithful service to the Poet omce
department he: been written by the
Postmaster General.
When seen today after making his
usual rounds with the mail despite
the {rigid temperature. John F.
Keely told The Evening Sentinel he
was naturale very gratified at the
new: from Washington. He said he
had not yet received the letter from
Pootmaeaer General New.
MEANS BAISL“
b wholesome and delicious eating-
Hade under ideal conditions in the
bake shop that mice Mulligan‘a
Famous Home—Blade Crullera. m
m m to: Ila-MY: : —
ly since that. time. When his retire-l
REV. JAMES arm
The Rev. James‘ Murphy. son of
.‘ll‘. .irld Mrs. "uzrl'k .\i‘:rl'.-’.~ I
L'onnH-ticvit .i"i‘l'l’:‘. l: :‘t Yo.’
Pa. today, i\ here he 'Alll 13kt. -l‘ .285
.iuties in the Erie (1:00:56.
He has stunt Yhe u ask in NOT\\‘C1.K.
inllommt; his i‘rst nass. " hick: l'-:
said :i' 5’. Joe-«pus church Eu:
Sundl}. I'wiowing the solemn h‘g'i
mass, A dinm r was held :n his not» ,
at the ltmal James inn, where about
in ng-sts. m'inv from Brooklyn. ‘
New Have-1 Pittsburgh. Springfield
ind Albany were present.
l‘ather Murphy \‘ as born i:
walk and nit-mini 2h: grmiu ~ luv-ls
z'ranklin schonl
education at Holy Ghost coll- ge. Du-
quesne University and St.
"lre'a seminary.
.\ 51‘ : hilashing
was ordained at
i‘ll.":.’ Eric 1'3. 1"“:-
\‘~'hilo at the di'i- run: .91.:- ls ii».
"‘33 always FTOH’;|X‘."DE as an nth etc;
‘tem “.1: put into phlcllfni open..
.irtil he arrins in Erie
GIRL IS CALM
APT ER KILLING
JOHN ileum
S a y s H e Deserved
What He Gothiredg
5 Shots, 3 Took Effect
And He Dropped
IS A SINGER
Police N e a r When
Shooting Took Place
Outside New Haven
Theatre
NE‘V I'LXVEN. Feb :7.—-AP-
:orcniiy 't'ifllpcscd after a night in,
the polzce lockup, 4"}lnplfl. Macri.
is. knoun lea-xiii) for her talent as
3. singer, “.1! {AXLE inrtore Coroner
)lix today for t’urrher inquiry on toi
it" motive for lie fart: shootlnz
lute )CS'Cli‘ll‘Y or John [LIL-Tana. 21'.
In ”on: 0‘ Ella Frilnrn ’Zli-aire on
Church street.
[Neil In 10 Minutes.
T'e \oun; “ottzm I‘llul admitted~
his:
ghf. tine Corner said. that she
her: tired the shots from a 38 call-.
bre rexohcr at Uigiiano. “ho was
among scores of persons (merging.
:iorn. the thrtalt‘c. ‘i'lirw: shots took,
elf-:2“ and lid-guano “as hurried to.
(Continued on che Two.)
.: Niagara l’ulls at ll'f‘."'i'-£- volts.
Front Niagara l-‘alls. :: passed OKQF-
"he hlxh \ol'agi stnl 'owar-l: trans-
Committee of Artists
May Be Called to Ar-
hitrate Trouble Over
Monument
TWO VIEWS
Another' H 0-] d s De-
struction of Models
“Unmanly” A c t —
Wide Search
NEV.‘ YORK, Feb.
of New York appeared today
Curran Borgiurii s Ill!ll‘l><al as creat-
‘or of the Sons \lnnmaln .‘lenmrzal.
friends appeared,
. in the majority.
\\'ililam J. Robinson a sculptor ..
"-i'e. soul that a nzmcmeni was iW—i
nurzlurr.‘s
-ys<i:f‘“i ‘
adequate protecmon
sculptor's when S“
Borglum new:-
he has already
’ said Mr. l-lotvinson.
(Continued on Page Two.\
“’lvn Bliss N01“ .cik took out her
eltctriv: curling II'L'll firm morning
this “tsek. she- curiud her hair with
electric curren: direct from the
Honeymoon Falls at Niagara where
,futho r and mother ”sited uh. n th' 3
3 “vre {li‘sL married. it “as announced
' .1 this morning by Sliperintlndent l’-.
‘ i
. i". Fu'nam. u: the L‘unnecrzcut Ligh
and Power Company. l-‘cr several:
hours on the u.ne day. Norwalk's
’ :rzdustries Wvl’e operating. and house
1..»pmg iehors llgl‘tncd by electric
~I 'r-n' IIll‘"C't tron: Siagfll‘l l‘; is
anti the St. Last-ante Lucr.
l'or some time past. the gonna:-
;v;u'. Light and POWcr Company. in
cont-xenon with o‘her large pcw~_r
"‘lil'z‘ly companrs in this secfiou. has
“(an Juneupl'ii: :i >)5'-‘m of inter-‘
(Ollnr‘ciiwil slur,- 'hc lines of the ul-
1ini.lte supcr~pon.r pi'tr: and this. ““rAITx, SHE SAi’S ‘i “:1 ‘t'JIE. I“ '
u eel. [or 'l;c :‘zzs‘. 'ime. the new sys~
tion.
For B»,t9l’3l hours the power 'low-
.n: liz'o th- Cunnictiru! Light and
l‘owvr i‘wrizpuny s :us'o-m (12.. whi- h
\‘nruxil; .s We soul; :2: :criiizriation
“a: gang-ruled 2. .~ i\ moltl‘n's “‘5‘”
ntissmn lznf's 'hrougli I‘LCCI‘i‘Si-l’ to
/
iSVFJII'lit‘t-‘C Syrncihe to Amstvrdqm,
I- Y. Frunl th -:‘~.» 1'. trmelrd 'n
«Vinny and from Alt-any to the
l‘urns's Fails l‘OWer Ccmpiny in
'i\'es'crn .‘viass.1ch=:~c'ts The final
link between the Turin rs Falls Pow-
-.- Forums} and :h liar: sz‘d ill-c-
H‘cvntniu-i L‘Tl l‘.:~. 7‘10)
BLIND, E S
AWARDED $2,750
COMPENSAIION
Meyer Farrington of
Harbor Ave.—— Hurt
, In‘ E. H. Hotchkiss
i Co. Plant
Totally blind. Meier Farrington.
of Harbor aren't-I. was awardsd $2.-
'75» compensation from tn~ E. ii.
lic’chkws company. ni'tnu’rictur-‘rs
.«"' pap-"r usurp-s and 5’ mil '. u,’
Hoyt strret, tod iv before Comp-3i.
suticu Commissioner E. T. liucking.
ham n.’ Bridgeport. Who is holding
hearings in several cases a’ the cit--
. hall. _
‘ I’nrrington‘s l!_‘lzl‘lPS go brick to
iinst spring when employed With
Ithe ilc'chkiss covapany. A l-urrw
‘Iilled filth metal vshich was over-
caught it receiflng the fui. brunt
of the Weight. Everything Went
nlack hetore him and he has not
I‘m-9n able to see from that day to
this. it is claimed. He has been
I .vxamined by many experts who say
that the extreme weight detached
1
FAIRFIELD. Feb. ?T.—.\lthou8h
the special niee’ing of the Town
iSchool commi'tec “hlt'b is to bv
the held at the High school tonight was
d I called for the purpose of acceptins’
the new $230.00: High school build-
ing from the Special School building
committee. it appears that the hear—
.‘ing on ;he suspension of James
Cumming. 17. of 3 )lontauk street.
a Junior in the High school. will
ox‘ershadow all else in point of local-
interest a‘ the meeting. 0 ‘
Cumming was suspended yester-
day/morning following the publica-
.tlou of a story which told of the
tan placed on perfume by.PrlnciDli
Charles Francis Otto to the extent
. that no member of the faculty or of i
mug-D CAgEI the student body may use -it.
It is made from the very best and.
Although Cumming lays he told
Superintendent of Schools William
E. Smith that he did not have an!-
thing to do with writing the article
in question. that he did not give an!
information that, was gnaw . in
the article and that
knowledge of the major part of the
know nothing
read it in the paper. Mr. Smith sus-
pended him the from E
told him that he would be considero;
ed gull‘y until he can prove himself,
innocent and that he should upon?
for a hearing at the file-("IP-g of the'
Town School
o'clock Friday evening a? the High
story published.
The edict on the use of perfume
in one of a series that
issued at the school
(inning of the school year. The first
ban was on the girls rolling their
gstockings and stout girls were told
that they must not
knit waists or blouses. The students
are also forbidden to place
feet on any part of the school fur-
niture and tardiness is being Chech-
led at them
the muscles conlwliln‘ the retina. of
the eye causing blindness.
Farrington claimed total disability
cempvnsatlon {or his injuries. Light
[)unhar and thin’sn repr‘sentcd
hirn.
AT THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
The stationery department here
is important in many ways. Folks
{can find quality merchandise in
1 wide variety '1“? is correctly priced.
i Eversharp pencils and fountain pens
L (new to the department) have Just
inrrlved. The Cliiford Pharmacy.
\Vm. SI. Paisley. Prop—Adv.
Tm: NORWALK DAIRY C0.
Its owners are sure and apprecia-
i‘lve of the facts that its patrons and
the public in general are loyal and
ntcrested in supporting a locally
«inducted dairy.
. This 'Inli‘) will continue to serve
l -.=. patrons at all times as it has done
.3 in HIS 83 w Meg-MV-
l
head iarted 'o s.ip and Farrington‘
slow shortly after 10 a. m.
in behalf of the measure known as.
“An act retablishing a park and
V
. l
, si’es for public buildings in the City
.0! Norwalk."
The meetirg was turned over to
the citizens by Mayor Thomas Rob-
:n- Attorney Edward J. Quinlan
. who brought the matter before tho
Count-ll Ind had permission granted
to present ibc Hi? to the rate legis-
OF H" BAND; iature. was the first to speak.
I ttorney Quzilan said: "their.
nos been constderable misunder-
.~:ar.d;ng as to the intent of the bill.
Chief Pennington Sees févr‘am the commute...
. . ~ ll‘ 22'. .:..l :l:-. ~11} was drn‘l
Her 1n FaShlonable 'ip .ai .' ',I‘t:t‘.'l"-d :l‘ fire 21*? minute.
, . , "P «nutty x-‘oes 'l r i i
N e \\ X 0 l' k Apart- .Vorwtl‘it all a; the «1.9 Ljhnegre z:
3. certain piece at . ;‘y in West
ment ;\‘r.‘jr: 'ha'. is «:v ’ . l: for a Chic
-11.: .- .ijld xv. h rt“.- in table
. lal'lc interest
.. 2.9: End. ll 11
____._ . A; not .lcguzrcd by '..e Clly it can!
“After Funeral I Will 5; infuse .. we on we. 1
” (Lu: t at 3. ~.. ;:4 1r. '
Talk -— HOIyORe PO’ :; mwie it rte? L-ydzhfgk eta; 5::
Em --- :A Idk‘l‘.
x3!)
lice Look Burglars ' ’ f“‘°f‘.’f“_“_j‘ ~‘.';‘i’1p°f.”‘;
Over Here 2 ~ leading...
intended to
There is a pesszl- litv .‘Jax '_ in any exem,
Miller. ll irry Bogo‘rs "‘Pil’ l-‘p to: a. 11:3:-
demi pal Jr .mp5 S':'i‘r;»r. 1.‘.‘ n! int; “‘7‘“ “V' " -* -—.‘ 3"1 I think
“11"?“ll'it"!T‘.:"":'01"T w ’h r)" :3' VI t‘ ; ‘ IV" -‘ “3‘4"”! 10 Fa
the l‘anrv ,h, :l'rr '.'i:' \ ‘l Ful‘l ’ ' ’ '~ anti wi.l not
morning. :‘li’r‘."'il a r ‘ \ .. ‘hht‘r- I ha\o
az'ra‘uemenu
. :o acquire Lhe
“9 mes ti‘e somethzi-g
iiolsol-le. Mass, Fat :r- y 7.1:“.
ll-presrnfa“" 'he liniyme‘
P01": depor‘mrn: n- rv in hzs C'.!\
{raring - \
.4. ~- t.
yes rrday iri-i', -: gr»- llru‘. ‘ ‘0 “on; Ch rain“. 21-.) 50
break. Threw :: . c' “we: i ”1' '- f: , '1 {“1" W”: [m L‘ P55>'din
‘rn in ll‘:.'. t w . . .. . x , .1 L” " i' will (ewe lurk ‘J
.t‘tvr hiaukrng 12'.) (31‘ vi 'nre l'.’ "-l'f 5: ll 0: m.
1 mann-;r strain to tr» mp' ‘ p.03... 3 1 ti EI't‘llL'n
".rre. thcv Elli“ ;\\“x_\' “32‘. a sum‘ “Th" p ‘3 '13C‘T§1i112e'd on
)f mcn-y: “"ch ’7‘“ - 5'5”“ "“9 Council has
The Aff’i-‘kS'fi‘H? : lion'w‘»‘ I»f‘ :i ”he'd"! “1° 7"“5'7‘5'3‘38. 'I'heve
g .-l . '
.h’FL.. t“ Shhlt .\..‘. r'
kit of tt-f's i1; tlw 'ln 3*» . .rlar to kn ‘h‘ ‘ rrgarizing
the kl: 1311'. “:13 l' ...- 2‘10}. j~~ l‘ -C .— 'r‘ .~' .-.svio:_ u
idi'cd 10 L‘r'nh up: n .. S'J'OTJ 'r-ox ”223:1 he dill?“ 37':
,in the site. that ccn'ai:.-.=d o‘er 5i- _ “‘6' “WSW“ 3F“: a: to why
iron. Three rmn acling i‘. a S‘lspi- .hfi INT-"1“ “1-1 le :.s-d (or. I
clous manner “'E':‘-.' 81‘“: r-xr ih- nave “"7" ’ m”: Inned that I
'h-ntre h} a girl c. rlt . are: F619”: bunt“; Pl .‘ 3»: located
store war the iii-air :h’r‘” This “Hi" ‘0 i? a d‘r‘ll'lblo’
“'hcn nib-snorted dice-t 1h» Icruzzom Th8 31” Z'Yv‘fudes all of
Holyoke break. oorh Milly r and Bo-i heypmwrty 5"“990 Cresc‘nt and
Korea denied that th-y had been in Rm‘” 5t’“”- I: ‘1' a li‘Ji‘I‘lion. as
liolyoke. Saturday night. but tn '0 “'th lb” 30‘9'33‘3‘3“! will do. we
matter will be in‘.rs“zat-‘d t‘ur‘hr. ~wm ha“ "3 "“335“! “Th them. it
“‘9 hcne ”19 CH” Cartier. we can no
_douht F-t thr- Pelieral hll:;d:n:_ Tm,
mxili he .1 good loo-”ion for i hit!)
i schoo‘. our present high school '1:
FEDERAL GRAND no. ldequne for ”it 5:25 or our
trio’s.
'The bill may ".’l\- to bl ’edrnm
VmL as l: “as drawn up .n hosts and
it i: is -o d.-sirr l l'. ma} come back
to t .15 body.
"The purchase .2“ 3}“,
. "F0 1’?
will not injure [lit \a;:. «Ext-5:451:
tics in the business sections. They
are .
(Continued on [nine T'ro \
established and will remain
here, There is no question of pols-
tica in this matter. 1 have I. visio-
O‘vner 0f Giants and . thnt the city needs this property I.“
Others Accused of "3° "1*- bodv to u... some 2......
able action on the matter." '
Consniracy t 0 De-' William ii. McMahon said tint a
was in faior of the move. if it i -
fraud Investors. eluded all of the property bears;
n, Assochted Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-—.\ Federal . _ "
jury today acquitted Charles A. —l.\CLIlATORs 55” Imoonm
(Continued on Page Two.)
.Stonehun. Ross 1“. Robertson and! T1” BUCku’e lncububgtor (the
Elmore D. Dier on charges that they' famous hot water machine and a.
used the malls in a conspiracy to Standard BYOOG"! are carried [3
defraud Stock Market investors. “OCR 3‘ Th. llorzar. Store. Now b
The verdict. sealed last night ten ”'0 time "11! "113 particular in.»
hours after the Jury received the, chandbe in in demand and interw-
casc. was opened before Judge Win-’ ed partied would “”9061 then. In..-
' chines at tb‘élr earliest convenience.
As the verdict was read a throng Albert D. Morgan Hardware. Want.
of spectators within the court room ; lngton St.
and overflowing to the halls leaped
into a demonstration of approval.
which 3 large force of deputy mar-'
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‘out displaying a ripple in the corn-
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The family washing when collect-' Under Direction .‘
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. subsequently delivered to you!"
.ts 73 coma. Try it this week.
[Water St. Phone 866.—Adv. l
shalls had difficulty in suppressing.
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door. This service will be done on! Better Films Association
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