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(AP). The tederul license of John
”A Grant, chief engineer or the
Mackinac. Pawtucket excursion
stenmer,o on which I boiler exploded
in Newport huthor on the evening
of August. 18, taking a toll at £13
thus, was revoked by the local in—
spectors ot the United states Steam-
hnut Inspection Service yesterday.
No decision hue been rendered yet
in the cm or George ,W. MoVay.
csptsin oi the steamer on it iiilet—
ed trip. who also chergud with nt-
R:lIRznuce es s. result oi the dissster.
use Million, assistant engineer of
1th unit, still in the \‘nvni hacpitnl
at Newport. emi'ciinR: me burns,
has been orti‘: ml to appear before
the Federal inspectors toi- trial or.
a. negligence charge on Sept. 29.
Grunt as a result of on investi-
gotten into the disaster by the local
Itesxnboat inspectors, assisted uy
George Uhler, inspector-general o!
the steamboat insepcctiou service,
rd William R. Snyder, special in
gel edRiser to the Secretary of Com-
merce. sent here at the order of
Secretary Hoover, was charged with
negligence in permitting the boileRz'
oi the steamer to become in an un-
t; t condition and with failing to re-
m: t repairs made :0 the boilers to
the local office oi the steamboat
inspection service.
Crane has been ordered to lor-
wud his license immediately to the
local inspectors.
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Morris Mindlen or 104 South
Main street. connected with tho
Gabbe Mole Co. soiled on the Ste-.m-
er George Washington tor Europe.
Wednesday. He will combine pleas-
ure with business on the trip.
newest dresses.
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Selected Stocks
Be among the {mme’o‘f'ifau's
Your selection made here
will prove fascinating and correct. The line
character of the garments and interesting
variety of the assortrnents-assure this. And
the splendidquallty of each garment street.
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Throngs of Atlanta sportsmen turn out at the railroad stItion for undertone meeting to Minesw- III-
tho sons who iinishcd first and second in the National Amie“! Gall ”Wt. I)!“ II Bobby Jon“.
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The man on right helping to (‘ill'ry Bobby Jonoe is Charles Con, Admins Gotten! at the ltoto or Georgie.
MEILON WANTS
TAX PUBLICITY
IAW REPEALED
WASHINGTON. Sept. ll. ~~~~~ (AP)
The trcnsury's tax rWomanRRdnlions
to Congress now urn oxpticiorl to
include a. reduction in .uurtnx rates
to a maximum at 20 per cent. to:
pt-ul oi? the income tax publicity
section, and Rs lowering. if not on
entire elimination of the tax on es-
tates. Other minor changes will be
suggested. largely to close up leop-
holes in the presOnt low.
Secretary Mellon who returned
yesterday trom s. vltctttion. declined
to say how active 9. part the trees-
ury would take in urging its rsca
nmmondniions upon the House
Wave and Means committee, when
II n- (mill next month He previously
had indicated he would moire no
formal proposal that could be lab-
eled “I Mellon plan." and might
only advance verbsl suggestions in
response to such questions as the
committee might suit
The treuury holds to its often-
expressed belie! the most tum-
ors rover repeal of the publicity
section. Oillclels soy muses of let-
ters or protest hove come in since
September 1. when this year's psy-
mcnts were opened tor public in.
Ipection.
Treasury odicisls have not com-
mitted themselves ilnsily to 5-20 per
cent. surtsx muimum. but Mr.
Mellon believes the volume or return
NEW YORK. Sept. 11. (AIM-—
The bondins company at Binnott end
Conty. Inc. which recently sued
Comptroller Craig and deputy comp
troller Keri-tun ior $750,000 for
libel. was incorporated with the
knowledge and approvel 0: Mayor
nylon tor the purpose or obtaining
privileges from the city in its busi-
ness, it wee charged yesterday in
answers died by Craig and Kcrrigsn.
The libel suits were tiled after Mr.
Kerrigan had given out a. state-
ment to the press in which he said
that 86 Sinnott and Csnty calls had
been traced between the Meyer's ot-
ilce end the oompsny in connection
with the bonding concerns that
were summed city oontrscis. James
Poul Binnott, president or the bond-
in: ilrm, is n brother oi John F. Sin-
nott, son-in-law and secretary at the
msyor.
Mist- citing Meyer Hylen's ap-
pointment of members or the lin-
nott ismily to imporisnt city posts.
Comptroller Craig and his mistsnt
stats in their answer that the bond-
ing iirrn started with a. capital or
only 8500 end that its purpose woe
to “capitalize or obtain tull recogni-
tion of the reletion ot the said Erin
and his appointees or the persons in-
terested in its success."
oi thst rate will be immodietely
greater then at a. higher rate. At
one time. he even suggested that a
15 per cent. to: would be scientifi-
cally proper.
—~Advcrtlso in the Sentinel tor the
but results.
On your way to schooli
Right on your way-
that’s us!
Right things to wear—-
Right prices to pay—-
Right values to receive-—
Schoolboy: passing
through-town will find that
our new wear-ables for Fall
meet their highest expec-
tations as well as their
family’s stern restrictions!
School suits —- shoes —-
huts -- fiurnishings —- lug-
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5 stores convenient to R.
R. terminals, ferries, sub-
was and docks.
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Universal Appliances
Lightolier Fixtures
Westinghouse and
Savage Weslicrs‘
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National Mazda Lamps
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WE EXTEND A CORDlAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT OUR NEW S,TORE LOCAT-
ED AT NO. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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WE LOOK. FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ON THE OPENING DAY.
The; following items are a low of the litany standard lines which we carry.
Westinghouse and
General Electric
MOTORS
General Electric
Wiring Supplies
Universal Vacuum Cleaners
South Norwalk, Conn.
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