”it“
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scans,” 1'Ph‘m'
t. Colonel William
than United States
plsparod a nolle
- literaliiyiran unwillingness
.. e. w o would eve had
- ode dismisul of the in-
. But for some reason this
was never filed. either by any
Colonel Hayward's office or
“office of his smessor. Unit-
Attorney Emory it. Buck»
\
rel Hayward said yesterday
fir. Buckner had known since
day he took office that the
indictment was on the file.
. Buckner admitted. adding
had given instructions to-en
.. -t. who has since resigned
3 staff. to file the enolle
and had been under the
these instructions had
followed. He would get name
Mutant referred to. and
. he has been in touch with
would not say what reason the
» t had givenfor not filing the
O
, . Buckner announced that ho
id . investigate. on his own ro-
§ '. l1. thaahargos intho'iae
» close any otsensas during sir. Day's
' “Jimmie" Walker. Democratic lead-
proseou
and-bring Mr. Dayto‘triat.
if such a course appeared warranted
Ir. Day could still be tried. git is
said. because the indictment was re-
turaad within three years ,of the
time after the offense alleged and
fl [Ills within the stalubs ot limita-
tions. should the investigation dis-
tarln. of,offieo as Prohibition Direc-
tor here could be no prosecution
because of the time that has elapsed.
The situation is unique and QIo- ,
noi Heyword's flat refusal to
say why the indictment was kept on
file. sealed. for two years. before he
prepared his noile proseoni, en-
velopes the whole matter in mystery. a.
Church Cannot
m
(Conuimoa from Page On),
er of New York city, to Harry M.
Daugherty, former Attorney Gener-
”a . .
Other messages. expressing a feel.
in of personal loss and extending
sympathy to lira. King. were receiv-
sd from the following:
Postmaster Harry 8. New, former
U. a. Senator from indium: United
States Senator Hiram Johnson, of
California: Cornelius C. Kelly, of
London, associated with the Ann-
conda Copper Mining con'pany;
Morgan Grenville. of London. Mor-
gan Haries‘.‘ of Paris, each connect-
ed with tho Morgan company in-
ternational banking interests; Bour-
Jouys company, French bankers, of
Paris: J. C. Talbert. North Carolina
Republican lender; and Colonel
Thomas W. Miller. former Alien
Property Custodian.
Former Coachman Dies
In Jersey City
Jacob Benjamine. a. former Nor-
waik resident. died in Jersey City.
N. J.. yesterday. Burial will be in
Norwelk. The services will be held
from the Knight street A. M. E.
church at 2:80 and interment
in Riverside cemetery. The
deceased had lived here for several
years while a cosehman employed
by the Thomas Vuneerhoff family ‘
of East avenue.
fitorm Warning.
WABl-llNGTON. D. C.—tAl’).
weather bureau early today
this storm 'wsrning: “Advisory
in. storm warnings
Marshall Point Light to
Cod, moving northeastward."
0100.000 For Robb”.
new YORK—(AP). _Burglsrs
elaborate
who circumvented an
burglar alarm system today
through the vault-like roof of the
establishment of Solomon Dlokier a
furrier.
twelfth floor of the establishment
and stole between "5.000 and 0100,-
000 worth of carefully selected
dropped in feet to
pe‘its.
The burglars believed
numbered.
hole four feet square through a.
cemposcd of tile and 16 inch
cretc. . ‘
Robber Caught After Chase.
NEW’ YORK—(AP). A wild
between taxi cabs from which flew
bullets exchanged by three robbers
in one cab and a policeman in an-
other, resulted in the capture today
of one robber in whose room .the
police said
round letters from "Liters" in the
Trenton. New Jersey prison begging
for drugs. The man gave his name
as William Berlin, 28 years old.
they previously
The chase started when the
stole a. taxicab in upper Manhattan
and ended when the car
into another taxicab.
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CLASSIFIED ADS put power
your purse.
issued
displayed
Eastport
Maine. disturbance of‘couslderable
intensity and. central east of (June
to have
three or more. cut a
crashed
Give to the Playground. it builds
children's health.
Waterbury. general mm a
The
0:30
ton.
Mr. Parsons visited
Grounds in Woodward
the
cut her.
Norwalk may soon become an air.
port. according to Gus A. Parsons. of
of the
Colonial Air Transport tion com-
pany who was in this city Saturday.
He looked over several sites for a
possible landing field for plane: niy-
ing between Boston and Washing-
Baxter
avenue.
field off the Boston Post road and
said that there was also a possibili.
ty of developing a landing field on
one of the islands in the local hgr.
Boston-Washington Planes May Land Herc
He will visit Norwalk
next few weeks and
sites again. At that
make a more complete
..ioeal fields and determ
can he used for landing
He will be the upcnkcr at the Rt-
5W1 AIRPORT
time he will.
survey of
his if they
purposes.
u... Hears Naval Salute
When Rear Admiral
roof
F
con- headquarters at Ban 1 rancisco,
was given a. "long distance"
race island Navy Yard. who
'had
Ban Francisco and the
ship at Goat island.
trio
into city.
m...
price ”spots.
Studies Mandolin In Stamford
Miss Anna Moonshine of Wall
street is taking on advanced course
on the mandolin with Professor
lv‘errucei of Stamford. Professor Fer-
rucci is leader of the Radio Orches-
tra at Station WRNY, New York
Over Telephone Line
Thomas
Washington settled down to his du.
ties. a short time no ll command-
ant of the 12th Naval district, with
he
gun
salute by telephone. Admiral Wash-
ington relieved Rear Admiral John
H. Dayton, commandant of the Mare
had been
filling both pests. When the orders
of the two officers were read in the
presence of ranking officers of the
district the gun salute was sounded
over a direct telephone line between
receiving
THRIFT"! PEOPLE and that clas-
sified ads help them over the high-
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l'llgoosassifldon‘t."
. m smiled bravely at him.
right. dear.” ‘
When no must: we strut up. .
a dull grey light was beginning in
stretch up out of the east. the herald
of day. John lit another elgsret.
throw it away before it was half
smoked. and then brought forth an-
othor. He walked rapidly through
the streets watching the dawn. Once
he’stoppodonaeprnortogaooholi
reverently at the magnificence of the
area out. Still looking.
be clenched his dots and throw up
his chin. But the swiftly gathering
light sootnodto speak of passing
time. as reached quickly for his
‘ watch and then turned in at the
h tel gets.
fin. up the short flight of stairs,
I he was struck with foreboding. A
. worried look passed over his face and
“accountable terror quickenod his
legs as he finished the climb. two
steps at e‘timo.
The friendly nurse was not in ovi-
dance. Others there mono sitting
" at a deal: and 'saverel more
and none paid him any attention.
Attbo door of the room where he
had left N ‘ha paused and was
about to knock when it was opened
and an austerelooking nurse. and-
; . denly confronting him.'said in a sa-
vers tens. "You can't come in here.
Go to you? own room and wait.“
» down the corridor. John l
. sitar her. anger smoldering in his
We ,
"'rou go—"'he started to say. and
thanstoppad. “thtdoyou think i
era-e dogr'rhe ‘Inuttarod.
-. He stood for several minutes gas
log helplessly at the door. was to
pierce thorny-my of the room hon:
lob he had been so my barred.
The severe nurse came back. carry-
ing some bottles.
urtni’ll have to, go to your icon."
she commanded. “It's against the
rules testandinthehslls. Ifyou
don't I'll have to speak to the su-
parlntendsnt.“
She stood there waiting for him to
move. Then she opened the door and
disappeared.
John hoard dint voices from within
the room. no stumbled blindly dawn
“I'll ban to set out. say. Have the meet resontrnant autos-sin
scuo‘otbisekeodooanaocisom. m the more unkind tone.
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swiftly through the halls. but all ~,
seamed, intent on their own business 1 '
seed the door and wont swift-
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the door. were dilad with «inner hishandsmltbmalr.
also. ' “WhatereMdoiagia‘thsrof”
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when hopasasd . roller. Theywosldo‘tbassunieao
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at her. “My nerves fool lumpy."
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MONDAY, MAY 17, 10.50.
increased Budgets
......
ttJontlnuad from Page One.)
*—
f‘slf Pasture beach . ..... 'l'.l00.00
New equipment .. ...... . 0.000.00
Il'srmsnent paving ....... 06,800.00
'tlenersl emergency fund. . 6,000.00
Public Dock, l'lowayton. .. l.000.00
New culvert construction. . 0,000.00
within the "——
30 om. W. 'i‘oisl ............... $201,200.00
The police department budget ffl-
lows:
Chief of Police .......... 0 3,102.50
wants luncheon in the Royal James Detective Sargent“ ...... 2,000.00
inn. Thursday. JUNO 1'. and will Two Desk Sergeants 5,103.00
describe plans or the Colonial com- 34 l'ntroimen ...... .. 74,400.00
DI"! .; f ~~
The Colonial Transportation com- I mm 0mm” ' ~ ' 30,0'00
pany at the present time is carrying "5 350 00
mails between Boston and Washing- \iiseeilaue m ' '
ton and has several planes in this I» fl 0 ‘ ° ‘
service. it is establishing an airport lent rst istr ct """ ’ “00‘0“
in Dermu‘y ot the fluent "ma toal ...... 100.00
insurance ......n......150.00
Ja ................. 21.
won. assent/mo. \mn NOT wiii?’.................. 33.33
PM (2031?wa lh’ 00”“ Light and gas 1x000
Louis Pushes. :1 Bouton street. Towels and soap .i....... 34.00
was arrested on the charge of as- Telephones ..... 260.00
sault upon his wife. Saturday after- Batteries and bulbs 150.00
noon. hire. Puskas‘ did "not wish to Oil for standards .. ..... . 25.00
press the charsts «rains! her hus- Clothing ......... . 2.700.00
bend in the city court this momma Operating motorcycles 500.00
and Judge Nememiah Cnndee con- your guns .. ...... . 100.00
tinuad the case. Patrolman John Clothing to;- four men .. 480.00
smith made 111° "NW 'l‘hreo motorcycles . . . . . . . 1,500.00
Automobile . . .......... . 1,400.00
KAUGATCOK MAN CHARGED Police telephone boxes . . . 1,000.00
“’1'“! mnrlss DRIVING Contingent fund . ....... 2,000.00
Peter Gireldl of High street. ' ———-——-—-
Neugatuck. was arrested on the "1,704.00
charge of reckless driving in Con- Total ........... 897079.50
neeticut avenue. Saturday. The case --—-—-
was nclied in the South Nerwalk Town Clerk
City court this morning. Record books and supplies . $850.00
DON'T ovfnnLoor: the. classified
section today.
Keep your batting or
for your town's Playground.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. , May 11.—
United States Treasury balance
at close of business May it was
“05.138.9004 -.
Typewriter and repairs . . . ,
Registration of statistics .. 1,300.00
150.00
Indexing daily records . . . . 800.00
Telephone . . . , . .. .. ..... 42.00
ersge high Examination of indexes . 50.00
Steel roller shelves ...... . 350.00
Total ................ $3,532.00
Charity Department
Outside poor .......... . 16.000.00
Hospitals . .............. 17,000.00
Doctors . . . .......... . . . 000.00
Offices expenses and
salaries ........ . . . 1,700.00
investigator ............. 2,000.00
Tramp house . . . . . . ...... 200.00
t
Naramako Home .- ....... li.000.00
Norwaik Hospital ....... 5,000.00
Total . ....... .... . $50,500.00
First District
Administrative:
Salaries of Commissioners i 300.00
salary of Clerk ......... 100.00
Rent of Office .......... 450.00
Miscellaneous ........... 350.00
Salary of Treasurer ..... . 100.00
Finance: .
interest on bonded debt. . 15.00000
Sinking fund requirements 0,308.00
Interest on current hor-
rowings .............. 500.00
Lighting:
Regular appropriations .. It.000.tlt
West avenue lights . ..... 3,500.00
Library:
Regular appropriation 5,500.00
Repairs to building ..... 1,000.00
Parks .................. 0,000.00
Amount to he added to
Water department sink-
ing fund ............. 5,000.00
Total .......... .....859.748.00
Estimated income:
Corporation tax . ........ s 400.00
ltent of fire department
buildings .......... 975.00
Rents......-............ 240.00
Total ...... . ......... $ 1,615.03
Amount to be raised by
taxation ....... ....... $58,133.00
\1NGO'S CASE COSTlh’iIEh
Carmine Vingo, Taylor avenue,
was arrested on the charge of in-
toxication, by Motorcycle Policeman
Martin Lengyel. Saturday evening.
llis case was continued in the city
court this morning.
HAD NO LICENSE.
Carl Rhode. West Norwaik and
Felix Davis of Shoreheven. were
fined 510 and costs by Judge Nehe-
miah Condos in the downtown city
court, this morning, for operating a
car without an operator‘s license.
1‘00 LATE “)3 CLASSIFICATION
GIRL “hymn-roi- light house-
work, small family. Mrs. George
Meyers, 46 Putnam Ave.
Fort SALE—Wlliys Six.
ear, in splendid condition. a. bar-
gain. price 200.00. Phone Norwaik
2991.
touring ‘
DANBURY ROAD
nos MUST BE
lN T_01_ll_0RROW
Five Miles of Concrete Be-
tween Norwaik and
Hatting Town To Be
Laid This Season.
'l'ho; Stalin liluhnuy dollitl'llllvl'l
pluns to build about five l‘nilt-s u?
re-inforrvd Concrete pnvomvnt on
the Danbury road this summer. illslw
must be turnml in tomorrow at 1h.-
ufflt‘e of the. highway til'l‘tiil'lillfllt in
Hartford on 43.530 linmr {'1‘ l"
pavement. The state “ill lllllllhll VI.”
Portland cement and toner: lc pun".
Division linglnror ti. 1;. r‘xmlh,
of New Milford has (‘llurizu 0i iii»
work in thin section. it is plztllllt ll to
extend the concrete roml from inn.
lmry to Norwulli, Work Sliil‘ll'tl :t'
the Danbury cnd two yr‘nrh‘ nun .mul
ubout three miles of the inglmav
was COllt‘l't'it‘d. it is Dlflillli'll lo 5' at
the work at the Non-wall: uni lln.
your and pork into Wilton. it is . -
peeled that the work will he 31:41! «
ml within a. month and comply ml
before the summer is over,
HERE THEY ARE
STRAW
« ~ HATS
NEW SHAPES
NEW WEAVES
NEW BANDS
RIGHT PRICES
Rogers & Stevens
TWO STORES
Norwalk So. Norwaik
( ~ . ,
' ' K ' \- "‘\
. _,,—- \\.\ \
: , . \ i, 3 their fashion of dress.
3 \ \V "
, , , 0 ,. _..
r‘ _- , . lobby.
e :5” '
- 9*
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' . Tittle
‘ ' .‘ . , gooey Wu
L \\ | with braid.
/ .. This Tie Will Catch
. The Eye
‘ a, ‘ ,I . 5 Of every discriminate; man, woman and
. I child. it is a new polka, dot is blue
v .‘ 3101:th orgies“?! red. fiegsmbel
a as an a mace an - no
‘ stripes and dots are very becoming!o W“ b‘" 5° “5'
: ‘ 4 8! to $8
Underwear with New ideas
drawers. $1.30.
sheik.
. Hal‘s
To keep up with the times, men new
wear white rayon shirts, $2.50, and very
loud blue and white striped athletic
Union suits in blue
and white checks are good but not so
Ankieoa-F at or This?
Most weer corrective socks—o vertical
fil‘l‘" 'lwrli. MW?”
e e. to-
for. in 3mm to be admired. Pine
unperts lisls socks in many design:
art's! ofltoadSt.Elrtran
in Case of Fire
Correct Pajamas
as are ready ft; any emer-
$2
costs.
(at Dept, ”sin Floor,
es.
Will be interested to know that Blondes
4 prefer gentlemen who are up-to-date in
smart. is sure to bring acclamatlons of
approval from Dorothy and her girl
friend. because she saw the identical-tie
lunchlng at the Ritz, or even in the hotel
when sleep-walking in such smart mod-
els. White, beige and blue.
Anti-Shiver Bathing Suits
The color alone will keep you-wanna
bright red and navy jacquard Jersey at
$3, and warm woolen trunks of navy
with red regimental stripes—guaranteed
to be admired by mermaids.
.. 1. c.
Manhattan-Shirts
With Sirlpos or Cheeks ' .
Blondes will express, audible approval
when you appear in a new striped ‘or
checked shirt with matching collar—ap-
arentiy the more negligee looking the
tier lathe fashion.
Attention Getting
Handkerchiefs
Well worth the price are sill: handker-
chief: in checks and plaids.
have become aoaistoaied to looking for
them in the breast pocket: of gentleman's
A tie, decidedly
eat attached collar ed ed
You will iook‘ your est
$4.50
$2.50
$2.50
Blonder
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Norwalk Chronicler