Henry Wavers Under Grilling of Prosecutor
In a perjury trial in the Fourth District, Henry Wavers faced cross examination by Deputy Attorney General William Rand after testifying before a grand jury in January and March. The proceedings touched on alleged illegal actions by James E. Smith and the DA's office, with Henry defending his prior statements and admitting discrepancies while detailing meetings and affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Henry
Offeis
Let
James E. Smith
Ei P
Henry
William Rand
Smith
Mgr. Rand
Ilenr
Arnold Rothstein
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mr. Rand
Rand
W. Bourke Cochran
Rothstein
Frederick W. Whiting
Committee of Fourteen
Hou Run
Glendale
North Bear Og
Grand Jury
Cochran
Arthur Woods
Joseph Haymon
Dennis Quinn
Justice Weeks
Amsterdam Avenue
Fr Hoppler
Anal Chauffeurs
Con
Quinn
James Smith
James Keenan
I3d Freemet
Timiley
Nenvy
Hayman
Seventy-second Street
Broadway
William Murphy
Couner Henry
Keenan
Ernis Quinn
Sorctli
Interborough Inmen
James Dayie
Interborough
Francis Martin
William Quigley
Martin
Widow Pleads Guilty After Finding and Keeping Jewel
C Gleason widow of a Chicago broker, arraigned in West Side police court for theft of Mrs. Chester Cursy’s oil diamond bar pin during a poker party on West End Avenue. Leonard of Aetna Insurance testified Gleason found the pin, claimed she had been cheated, and kept it to post bail. Gleason admitted finding the pin and keeping it, saying she was cheated. she was remanded after arrest at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gleason
Chicago
West Side
Chester Cursy
Lev
Ler Features
Charles I, Leonard
Aetna Insurance Company
Leonard
West
Grace B. Clark
West End Avenue
I.T. Flatto
New York
Riverside Drive
West Highties
William Sheer
Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau Report
Partial cloudiness and warmer for today with unsettled conditions tomorrow. South and southwest winds moderate. Official notes show 24 hour temps, humidity, barometer readings, and regional outlook across Washington to New York and western mountain regions with showers and thunderstorms likely. Friday through Saturday expect continued warm spell, with further showers inland and in the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendingn
Ham
Wasimington
Stunn
Maton
Stuuntain Nia Dikteau
Minitean
Montana
Wentety Elnis
New Mexico
Pacine
Tater
Ste
New York
Restaurateurs Agree to One Lump Sugar Plea
Agent Hopes Pull Aid in Efforts to Conserve Sugar supply. Justice Department official says nation will lean on wartime rationing, with chefs urged to slow pastry production. hotel representatives and restaurateurs pledged support and described plans to reduce sugar use in confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin W. Riley
Department of Justice
Riles
George W. Sweeney
Bowman Hotels
David M. Kyle
Jo Kirkland
de Pont-Hoomer Group of
Bo J. Carroll
T. le Winssinger
Cyril Dk
Motorman Killed as Subway Crash Injures Fifteen
A Lexington Avenue express rear-ended a Seventh Avenue car at Freeman Street Bronx station. Motorman George E. Adams died after being trapped for hours. fifteen other passengers injured, with multiple serious cases. Firefighters and emergency crews freed him. service suspended above 149th Street as rerouting occurred. Investigation cited possible operator error or signal failure. officials noted tripper device limitations and discussed glass in the motorman’s cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avenue Sabws
Seventh Avenue
Freeman Street
Bronx
Lexington Avenue
George E. Adams
Dizon Avenue
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
White
Fremen
149Th Street
Jerome Avenue
Lincoln
Fordham
A Cr
Overals
Interborough
Adams
Ernest Cook
Wea
Adama
Indirect Motor Routes To Philadelphia Advised J
The Automobile Club of America Bureau of Tours warns travelers against direct routes between New York and Philadelphia due to heavy truck traffic and road damage. The preferred route travels via Keyport, Long Branch, Point Pleasant, Lakewood, and then Philadelphia, despite being longer. Construction and hazards on several alternate roads, detours, and unfinished segments are noted, with advisories to avoid certain stretches and use parallel detours where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bureau of Tours
Automobile Club of America
Keyport
Long Branch
Point Pleasant
Lakewood
Franklin Park
New York-Delaware
Monroe
Lafayette
Franklin Furnace
Sussex
Goshen
Port Jarvis
Port Jervis
Milford
What Au Quatriene Has Done To Make the Country House a Charming Place
Au Quatriene explores summer living by shedding winter formalities and offering a curated list of charming ideas for enhancing the country house. The article previews a season of attractive, practical touches designed to elevate entertaining, comfort, and style for readers seeking a refined summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Quatrieme
The Charm of the Country House Decor Noted for Small Tables
Au Quatrieme offers antique reproduced walnut tables with old world charm. Prices range from 45 for an octagonal plant-stand to 100 for a book-table. Also available are hand decorated oval storage boxes at 20 and tole cigarette sets at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Quatrieme
Quaint old hooked rugs and Capri ware on sale
Old hooked rugs with flair are touted as essential for country houses adding color to halls and rooms. Prices range from 20 to 50 dollars. Large decorative wood boxes imitate Italian bread boxes at 85 dollars. Pine and maple tavern tables for verandas priced 75 to 165 dollars. Capri ware vases in blue tones priced 8 to 12 dollars.
French ash trays and scrap-baskets in period home decor
Ash trays of plain form are offered at $2.50 each for discreet host use. Quimper Brittany ware ash trays feature peasant figures. Sleach Conies old French ash trays with delicate color are $14 each. Scrap-baskets, essential for a well-mannered room, range $12 to $30. Hand-decorated soft color pieces and Taundry boxes with hinged covers are priced up to $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimper
Brittany
Table Beautiful Italian pottery and cantagalli candle-sticks
Advertises white Cantagalli candle-sticks exclusive to Au Quatrième with ivory white and Bassano ware. Describes 11 inch high pierced base and capital ivy open-work. other sizes 6 to 14 inches with prices from 4 to 10 dollars. Includes grooved acanthus base sticks and boat shaped centerpiece bowl with fauns heads, priced at 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ukrainian Linen for Household Use Prized Embroidered Linens
Modern Ukrainian embroidered linens evoke folk spirit for luncheons and formal dinners. Long refectory tables look striking with primitive peasant designs in color or all white. Table runners cost 95 dollars, large covers 185 dollars, luncheon sets 70, towels 18 to 49, other covers 75 and 80. Embroidery available in rose blue and tan.
Breakfast Sets of French Faience Charm Guests Morning
Breakfast sets reproduced from fine old designs charm guests and elevate their morning mood. A yellow decorated set with noses and flowers sells for 85 dollars, blue and white options also offered. French faience peppers and salts, colored with flowers and scenes, priced at 3.00 and 3.75 dollars.
Venetian Glass Compote and White Tableware Display
Venetian glass fruit and flowers in colors priced from $2.50. Large pastoral groups of shepherds, groups priced at $50 to $75, single pieces $10. White terre de Lorraine figures and modern French items featured, including erect bowls for bouillon and custard cups priced around $4.75.
Venetian Glass for the Table Sets and Accents
Venetian glass table sets in ruby, aquamarine and white appeal to modern dining rooms while maintaining old world charm. Complete sets priced at 200 and 225 dollars, finger bowls and plates 60 per dozen, salt cellars 1.50 to 2.00 each, vases in various shapes priced by size, tall white beakers 15 dollars each.
Lamps and Their Shades at Au Quatrieme
Au Quatrieme offers a large lamps collection in pottery faience wrought iron and glass. Italian pottery vases wired as lamps. Shades designed to fit rooms in silk chiffon parchment and ready made. Antique Persian oil lamps priced 35 and 50. Green painted iron furniture inspired by Armenonville with tables chairs priced 50 65 12.50 30. A garden umbrella in yellow linen with chintz lining priced 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Quatrieme
Armenonville
Fixepiere Set in Brass Trimmed Period Styles
The item describes a Fixepiere set including shovel poker and tongs in steel with brass trimmings and in all steel. From Adam, Queen Anne and Jacobean periods. Price is 75 dollars.
Fish Bowls and Wrought Iron Stands for Sale
Attractive wrought iron stands, tripods and single stems, hold large glass bowls. Reproductions of old Italian ironwork. Prices range from $12 to $50. Venitian colored bowls $30, white glass $15, pottery bowls $12 and up.
Price deductions noted for all store articles
From the price of every article mentioned on this page the smallest and the most costly twenty six are to be deducted as it is from all merchandise throughout the Store. Fourth floor Old Building.
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Henry Wavers
Atenry
Son
James Hines
Upper West Side
Hines
Smith Henry
Stith
Attomey Pwann
Fide
Denis J. Quinn
Joseph Hayman
Passaic
Washington
Posanic
N. J
Passaic County
Paterson
J. C. Gleason
Weather Report
New York City
Tecal
Sears
ORR
New Yorke
Seventh Ave
Herman Winnot
East
Tremont ‘Avenue
Joseph Urban
Intervale Avenue
Albert Rabinowitz
Forest Park Avenue
Louis Carbone
Pike Street
John A. Morris
Charles Feldman
Fifteenth Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles Wise
Hoa Avenue
Harry Levine
Wyse Avenue
The
G Mlmay Kasari
Pitot Street
City Island
Annie Gold
Southern Boulevard
Cantanto Coyaga
East 116Th Street
Aaron Kats
Irene Goldsmith
Aaron Krisoffsky
116Th Street
Ronx
Jett
Isadore Karpr
East 127Th Street
Doyle
M Doyle
Malloy
Public Service Commission
Awitehman
Public Service
Mone HL Donnelly
Charles W Heintes Jr
Lakewood Run
Balmville
Newburgh
Orange County
Grand Avenue
Sullivan County-Liberty-Woodbourne
Hasbrouck
Loch Sheldrake
Forestburg
Rye
Coach Westcheson
Ulster County
Kingston
Collenville
Kerhonkaon
Traffc
Wadieeeyn
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