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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-21

Thomas F. McDonough, counsel to Kelly, said today that he would im- fediately file an appeal ito the su- preme court of errors. He expects that the trial of the case will be stayed, pending the supreme court hearing.
 Three New Appeals
 Three new appeals to the supreme court from the refusal Of Judge Inglis to open the grand jury min utes for inspection were also filed today - by George H. Kingsley, Will liam B. Murray, and John B. Mea- ney, of New York. Attorney Ben jamin Shade is counsel to them.
 The appeals follow that of Simon J. Alderman of New Haven, which was filed earlier in the week by Attorney George Crawford. A
 Alcorn Objected
 Although Special Prosecutor AL corn loudly voiced his objections today, Judge Inglis said that he would comply with the request of Attorney Crawford and file fact finding for the supreme court hear ing on the alderman appeal.
 MT. Alcorn said that the appeal should not even be considered be- cause he questioned the right of Alderman to appeal from the judg- ment. "If they can appeal from the judgment on that motion, why can't they appeal from your refusal to grant their motions for specific
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-21
Quo Warranto Case Dismissed By Court
Brief Memorandum By Judge Ingls-Alcorn Appoint ment Again Upheld - Three New Appeals to
 State Supreme Court

Judge Ernest A. Ingis in superior court today dis missed the quo warranto proceedings of Alderman Thomas P Kelly which the status of Hugh M Acorn special prosecutor in the local investigation attacked The decision is incorporated in very brief memorandum which states that the dismissal is based the as advanced in the decision June 30 In that decision Judge
 Inglis upheld the appointment of Alcorn. Attorney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-21
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. July 21-CUP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts .foi the current fiscal year through July 18th, compared with d year ago: This Year Expenses Last Yeay 23,SS4, ,093.7S $455,6s7, ,016.3s
 Receipts
 s1s5.Ss2,s7s24 $2sS.4o1, ,s1s.7o
 Gross Deficit sss7,s21. .42O.54 s1s7,2s5, ,ss5.ss 7s4,o2O.54 $1s7,25s,s ,ss5.ss
 Cash Balance s1, ,995. .6O5, ,5S7.5s s2,537,9s7,464.74
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-21

Nikki Jerome started for a quiet vacation in Wyoming but be- fore her trip had ended it involved the mystery of e $l00.. GOO travelling bag. three strange men. and an adventure in the na ountoins no dude ranch could ever hope 10 offer. Woteh for her ex- troordinory story, e
 new serial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-21
The Weather

Occasional Showers
 Tonight, Friday Full Weather Report Page :
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Evening star., 1938-01-02
WEDNESDAY

SAd nc way lOI o.
morrow" and League
of Frightened Men"
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
"Tovarich."
Leslie Howard and
Bette Davis in
"It's Love I'm After"
Irene Dunno in
High, Wide and
Handsome"
Dick Powell
In
VARSITY Show"
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
Conquest"
Gladys George
Madame x"
Grace Moore and
MELVIN Douglas in
"I'll Take Romance"
Paul NUM- in
THE Life Of Emile
Zola."
Henry Fonda. wings
of the Morning" Fred
Stone in "Hideaway."
Errol J. Flynn
Perfect Specimen"
Brian Aherne and
Olivia de Havilland In
The Great Garrick.' y
-----------------------
Bert Lahr and Alice
Brady in "Merry-Go-
Round Of 1888"
Warner Baxter and
Joan Bennett in
"Vogues of 1898"
Bette Davis and Henry
Fonda in THAT Ger
tain Woman"
Bing Crosby and
Martha Raye in
Double or Nothing" "
Edw. E. Horton in
wild Money" Cary
Grant in Topper. -
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
Conquest"
Marlene Dietrich and
Herbert Marshall in
Angel"
Robert Young in
Married Before
Breakfast"
Eddie Cantor in
ALI Baba Goes to
Town"
Jean Arthur in THE
Ex Mrs. Bradford"
Also The River"
Kay Francis and
Preston Foster in
First Lady"
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
"It's Love I'm After"
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
Conquest"
Grace Moore and
Melvyn Douglas in
"I'll Take Romance"
-Four Days Wonder
Edw. Arnold in THE
Toast OF New York. y
Leo Carrillo and
Jean Parker in
The Barrier"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
in Stage Door"
Brian Aherne and
Olivia de Havllland ir
The Great Garrick.'
Roaring Timber"
AL star cast in Wine
Women and Horses
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
Conquest
Everybody Dance
and Sweetheart OF
the Navy"
Joan Crawford in
The Bride Wore
Red"
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
/ "Firefy."
Idol of the Crowds.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

his fortieth anniversary in the art Of
entertaining others, and his free
lancing job of the moment is at TWen-
tieth Century-FoX. where he is faith
ering Annabella in her first American
movie, The Baroness and the Butler. v
He likes it, too, because Anna bella
isn't much of problem child and the
counsel res called on by the script to
mete out turne out very we'll in the end.
And, also. he's happy because there's
no deathbed scene-or at least Daryl
Zanuck hasn't decided on one yet.
Stephenson shudders over the pros
pect of death scene. In more than
half his pictures families have gath
cred about his bedside and Stephen
son has painfully uttered pathetic
last words" to weeping relatives.
This. he confesses, bows him down for
weeks after.
Stephenson believes the greatest
antidotes for old age are good humor
and mellowness of heart.
The test of ourselves as actors and
as men comes when we are growing
Old said the actor. IF We become
cantankerous, We fail; but if we can
grow into our later years with toll
erance and kindness of heart. We have
succeeded as the greatest OF all ac-
tors"
Since coming to Hollywood Stephen
sons longest vacation between pic
lures has been 10 days. More often
than not he's working in two pic
lures concurrently, sometimes at stu
dios Is miles apart. On several occa-
sions he has managed three roles at
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Heffernan
Continued From Page FLY

far cleaner than that in other lines.
Trailers also are an important me-
dium. In these days of double bills
and plethora of entertainment, 1t
Is necessary to make these trailers en-
tertaining. For that reason we have
hit on the idea of producing them
along the lines OF interesting short
features. We maintain a complete
trailer-making department for our
own subjects and for those released
through National Screen.
@. One Of the most controversial
studio issues in Hollywood today con.
Germs the broadcasting of the entire
scripts Of pictures over the radio.
What do you think of that?
A. believe it much better for the
industry, for theaters and for the fans
that the air program offer an inter-
esting scene or bit from the pic
ture, rather than tell the whole story
Often the story is told 50 badly and
so incompetently it drives people away
from the theaters.
Gillhams Paramount press depart
ment in Hollywood is the largest OF
all the studios because he is a stanch
believer in the power of publicity and
legitimate press agentry.
(CopyriRht. 1888. by the North Americ IN
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Veteran One
Of Busiest
In Films
Henry Stephenson
Has Made 81
Pictures.
HOLLYWOOD

HULL WooO
~ NE Of the least discussed yet
one of the most important
figures on the screen today
~ is tall Henry Stephenson, 65-
year-old English actor, who has played
father or grandfather to practically
every feminine star in Hollywood.
Stately. benign and modest, Steph-
enson holds a Hollywood record, but
few realize it because he seldom dis
cusses it and no one to date seems to
have bothered about probing the rec
ord books
But the cold, printed facts reveal
that Stephenson is the busiest charac-
ter actor in the colony. He has been
in Hollywood only four years. but in
those 4S months he has participated
In "a motion pictures. That's an aver
erage of more than eight pictures a
year!
The veteran dropped in here from
the stage late in 1888 and Immediately
became the screen guardian of Jean
Harlow in "Redheaded Woman"
From that time on he has been kept
extremely busy. and during his screen
parenthood to Is or more Of the young
darlings he has met and conquered
almost every type of problem heaped
on real life guardians for solution.
This month the actor is observing
Evening star., 1938-01-02
"CocOanut Grove"
In New Film.
THE story behind the story of

THE story behind the story of screen
success will be filmed by Para
mount In feature to be titled Cocoa
nut Grove" Major locale Of the story
will be Los Angeles world-famous
dancing spot, where many talented
artists have been discovered" for
the screen.
Scheduled for the leading roles are
the Yacht Club Boys. Shirley Ross
Bob Hope, Ben Blue, Rufe Davis, Nell
Kelly, Judy Canova, Benny Baker and
Skinnay Ennis. The story, to be
produced by George Arthur, is now
being scripted by Sy Bartlett and
Olive Cooper. No director is set
Production is scheduled to start Janu-
ary 10.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Dramatic Scene
For Comic Trio.

u -K-O RADIO is making a depart
~ ure in screen tradition-that OF
making three outstanding comedians
play partially dramatic roles.
In Radio City Revels" Bob Burns,
Milton Berle and Jack Oakie do an IL
minute scene that has purposely been
made devoid of comedy.
The scene was drafted after execu-
tives had viewed first rushes of the
picture, in which brief scene between
Cakie and Ann Miller reached dra-
matte heights.
Producer Edward kaufman and Di-
rector Ben Stoloff found that the
script OF Radio City Revels," as a
musical comedy, failed to supply bal
ance in sympathetic scenes and de-
cided to give the three comedians op-
portunity to display their versatility.
Evening star., 1938-01-02
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Evening star., 1938-01-02

William Powell and
Myrna 10y in
Double Wedding
Idol of the Crowds" +"
Edna May divers MY
Dear Miss Aldrich. -
Marlene Dietrich in
Angel ZaSu Pitts in
40 Naughty Girls
Myrna 10y and
william Powell in
Double Wedding"
jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
"Flreiy."
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
"Firehy."
"Alcatraz Island"
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Josn Blondel

joan Blondell
in
Back in Circulation" I"
Eddie Cantor in
All Baba Goes to
Town"
Jean Arthur in "The
Ex-Mrs. Bradford"
Also The River"
Leslie Howard and
Joan Blondell in
stand In"
Bette Davis and
Leslie Howard in
IT'S Love I'm After" ?"
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
Second Honeymoon"
Myrna 10y and
William Powell in
Double Wedding"
-Four Days Wonder"
Edw. Arnold in The
Toast OF New York"
Leo Carrillo and
Jean Parker in
The Barrier"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
in stage Door"
Brian Aherne and
Olivia de Havilland in
The Great Garrick. "
Claude Rains and
all-star cast in
They Won't Forget"
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
CONQUEST
Everybody Dance"
and Sweetheart Of
the Navy
Joan Crawford in
The Bride Wore
Paf -
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Disney's Eyebrows
On His DWarfs.

WHEN Walt Disney's first feature,
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs," is released by R-K-O-Radio
the people who know Disney person.
ally will discover that six of the
dwarfs have the famed cartoonis: S
eyebrows.
The Disney eyebrows have fascinated
all Of his co-workers who have sat in
q story conference with him. for they
wander about, shooting up or cas-
cading down toward the bridge of his
nose, helping to create more perfectly
any expression Walt may choose to
convey.
Therefore, when the dwarfs were
being developed. all of the artists
working on them agreed that no more
perfect eyebrows could be wished on
them than those resembling Waits.
Evening star., 1938-01-02

Joan Blonden
in
Back In Circulation. i"
Heart ofthe Rockies"
Warner Baxter in
"Vogaes Of 1885"
Jean Arthur in The
EX Mrs. Bradford"
Also The River"
Robert Young in
Navy. Blue and
Gold"
Greta Garbo and
Charles Boyer in
Conquest"
Loretta Young and
Tyrone Power in
Second Honeymoon" :"
Myrna 10y and
William Powell in
Double Wedding"
Boots and Saddles"
Gary Cooper in
Souls at Sea"
Leo Carrillo and
Jean Parker in
The Barrier"
Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers
in Stage Door"
Jane Withers
"Forty-fve Fathers. v
Shirley Temple and
Jean Hersholt in
Heidi"
Lionel Barrymore ane
Robt. Young in Navy
Blue and Gold
Wife, Doctor. Nurse
Bobby Breen in
Mako a Wish
Ronald Colman
in
Prisoner of Zenda.
William Powell and
Myrna 10y in
Double Wedding "
Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan on
Broadway
Eddie Cantor in
ALI Baba Goes to
Town"
Myrna 10y and
Villa m Powell in
Double Wedding -
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
"Flrefy."
jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
FREELY
Leslie Howard and
Bette Davis in
Its Love In After
Evening star., 1938-01-02
SATURDAY

ARIZONA Gunhghter."
Gloria Stuart in "The
Lady ESCAPES"
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Local Screens
Take to the
Outdoors
Two Western Epics
And the "Wind"
Due Friday.

~ ETTER get your slT-Shooters
- oiled and ready lads. for
there's a-goin to be some fast
- shootin' and hard ridin' in the
movie houses come Friday. The
cinema. which has kept most of its
cameras and microphones in drawing
rooms and night clubs and kitchens
for a long time, has taken to the
outdoor life in a big way. as far as
the local situation is concerned. Two
Western epics and hurricane are
due to raise rumpus in the down.
town theaters on the same day.
To the Earle comes Wells Fargo"
which Frank Lloyd has directed for
thousands of extras, thousands Of
stars. thousands of horses. thousands
of reams of advance publicity. The
stars Cat least two of them) are the
Joel McCreas (she having also made
something of name for herself
as Frances Dee and the story is the
flctionalized history of the express
livery of load of fresh oysters to
Albany. Maybe it wasn't Albany, but
it was some city to which batch
of fresh oysters would have been
a novelty at the time. Anyhow, it
appears from here as though Mr..
Lloyd, Paramount and the Earle may
have something.
The other Western is Bad Man
of Birthstone, which comes to the
Capitol and should prove no less ex-
citing because you know that really
the guns are loaded with blanks No
less a person than Wallace Beery.
the star of the film, can and probably
would tell you that blank shells, like
Cassius, are dangerous. even if they
don't have lean and hungry look.
There will be a number of other people
about, including Miss Virginia Bruce,
Bruce (no relation Cabot, Denis
OKeefe and Guy Glbbee, who shoot,
are shot at and contribute in various
ways to the excitement.
The other outdoor item is Mr.. Sam
uel Goldwyn's The Hurricane" and
you have read enough about It's epic
proportions elsewhere that we don't
4IdNC W db0 any eAliA4S az viz AiiclAlSAio
except possibly an agreement that
civilization does look funny in high
wind 1t c"The Hurricane" not CIV
ilization) comes to the Palace.
The cameras and microphones
which stayed in the studio were smart
ones. too, for a couple of them nave
planted themselves in front of Alice
Fave to capture her songs Miss Fayes
songs at the moment are You're a
Sweetheart" My Fine Featherec
Friend so It's Love" and some
others; her co-players are George
Murphy, Ken Murray. William Gar
gan, Andy Devine, Charles Winninger
and others; the picture is You're a
Sweetheart" a title someone should
have thought up long time ago for
an Alice Faye picture. and 1t is the
next on the list for Keith's.
A note signed Constant Reader,
sent, we suspect, by Dan Terrell's
blond cocker spaniel, advises that the
Paramount split has been made and
big Broadcast" and Every Days a
Holiday" with M W (the M is for
Mae. not Mitzp, come to the Earle
while "Buccaneer and True Confes-
sion" are assigned to LoeW theaters.
H. NJ
Evening star., 1938-01-02

the same time. His salary is equal to
that of many of the stars.
Il thought I was living the most
thrilling moments of my life when I
was on the stage in London the vet
eran recalled, but was greatly mis-
taken, because movie work is much
more eXhilarating than anything I
have ever done.
THE years, too, add rather than de-
tract from the enjoyment of living.
They build up philosophy within us
that shows how foolish are most Of
our worries and how small are the
Evening star., 1938-01-02

"Arizona Gunilghter."
Gloria Stuart in THE
Lady Escapes"
| Tyrone Power and
Loretta Young in
second Honeymoon"
Borrowing Trouble"
| and
"Westland Case"
"Hopalong Ride s
Again" and Fight
for Your Lady"
| Jack Holt
in
"Foaring Timber"
| Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan on
! Broadway."
| Danger Patrol"
Life Begins With
Love"
| Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
Back in Circulation"
l"DangGr Love at
Work. Martin john
son in "Borneo."
John Beal in Border
Cafe" Stuart Erwin,
"emall Town Boy"
Second Honeymoon"
and
"Quick Money"
Richard Dix in
1T Happened in
! HOLLYWOOD"
Boris Karlon in
West Of Shanghai"
Also Edgar Bergen.
Warner GLAND in
Charlie Chan on
Broadway"
49, Bob Allen in
Reckless Ranger"
Also serial.
Buck Jones in
Boss of Lonely
Valley"
Jack Benny and
Martha Rave in
artists and Models" ="
"Merry-Go-Round of
1898" and Blondes
Are Dangerous"
Will Rogers in Judge
Priest" Buck Jones in
sudden Bill Dorm.
| Ann Sothern IN
"Danger-Loye at
Work"
The Duke Comes
Back" Jack Randall
in Danger Valley"
Jean Arthur in THE
Ex-Mrs. Bradford"
Also The River"
End of the Trail"
June Travis in
"Over the Goal"
|. "Alcatraz Island"
Joe E. Brown in
Fit for a King"
Bert Lahr and Alice
Brady in "Merry-Go-
! Round OF 1888"
Kay Francis
in
-" First Lady"
l. Black Aces"
The Jones Family in
l." Hot Water"
Ian Hunter and
Pat Paterson in
"Fifty-second Street ="
Ray Milland and
Frances Farmer in
"Eob Tide"
Luise Rainer and
Spencer Tracy in
-" Big City"
Western Gold"
Joe z. Brown in
Fit for a King"
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
Back in Circulation" :"
. Beware OF Ladies'
and The Last Of
the Clintons."
: Get Along. Little Dog
! gle" Jones Family in
Borrowing Trouble. /"
jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
"Firedy."
Danger Love at
Work" June Travis
in Over the Goal. !"
ANNAPOLIS Salute"
Jack Holt in
Trapped by G-Men. "
Leslie Howard and
Joan Blondell in
Stand In"
Jane Withers
] In
"Forty-nve Fathers"
Evening star., 1938-01-02
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Wee
WEEK OF JAN. 9

WEEK OF JAN. 9
Academy
sth and G SITS. Sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd
Apollo
624 H st. NE.
Arcade
Hyattsville. Md.
Ashton
Arlington. Va.
Avalon
6612 Connecticut Ave
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Calvert
o324 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
11th and N. G. Ave. Sc
Central
426 9th St. NV.
Circle
2105 Pa. Ave. NV.
Colony
Ga. Ave. and FarraEu
Congress Aiehols Avef an,
Portland st. Sc.
Dunborton
1343 Wis. Ave. NV
foirIown
Anacostia. D. c.
Hippodrome
x near 9th
Home
18th and c SITS. NE.
Jesse
18th nr. R. I. Ave. NE
Lee
Falls Church, Va,
Lido
1927 M st. NV.
Little
9th between F and {
Milo
Rockville. Nd.
Newton
18th & Newton SITS. NE
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Princess
10th and H SITS. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
1890 14th st. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Md.
Sheridan
Ga. Ave. L. Sheridan 8
Stanton
9Th and c sts. NE.
Stote
Bethesda. Md.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
1O4 R. I. Ave. NV.
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
| TivoIi
14th and Park Rd.
| Uptown
Conn. Ave. g. Newark S
| Wilson
Arlington. Va.
| York
| Ga. Ave. L. Quebec P
Evening star., 1938-01-02

Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
"Firehy."
Idol of the Crowds. "
Edna May Oliver. Ny
Dear Miss Aldrich. y
Marlene Dietrich in
Angel" ZaSu Pitts in
40 Naughty Girls. :.
Grace Moore and
Melvin Douglas in
Il II Take Romance.
Leslie Howard and
Joan Blondell in
stand In"
Jeanette Macdonald
and Allan Jones in
"Firehy."
"Alcatraz Island"
Twin-City herald., 1938-11-05

Prepared and circulated in behalf OF
Stafford King for State Auditor by Mrs.
Louis Schneider.
Twin-City herald., 1938-11-05
Stafford King
STATE AUDITOR

His record as State Auditor for
the past 8 years is your assurance
of Fair, Honest, and Impartial
Service.
Twin-City herald., 1938-11-05
Re-elect
HAROLD
Harrison
Representative
33rd District

Able, Experienced, Conservative
Co-Author of Anti-Lynching Reso-
luton in 1887 Session
Prepared and inserted by J. T. Miller,
chairman Volunteer Committee, 5400
Wentworth Ave-, for which regular adver-
tising rates have been paid.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
Winning Contract
Carefully PLAYED.

WE WOULD like our readers to take
South's place on this hand. and
see If they would make their three
spade contract in spite Of perfect de-
fense by West. The hand, which ap-
peared in duplicate game. was un-
usually interesting from the stand
point of comparing results. East and
West can make three diamonds, and in
most instances obtained the contract.
While only one South player succeeded
in bidding and making three spades.
We do not believe that the play of the
hand was in any sense of the double
dummy type. 1t simply involved good
card reading
Neither side vulnerable.
West declarer.
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Evening star., 1938-05-02

west opened the king of diamonds,
declarer winning with dummy's ace
and Immediately playing a club. West
realized, after capturing the jack with
the king, that declarer was going to
attempt to ruff clubs in dummy. West
laid down the ace of spades and then
underled the king Of hearts, hoping to
put East in to play another trump.
Declarer, cognizant of Vests evil in
tent, jumped in with dunmy's ace of
hearts. Feeling certain that West held
no more trumps. but did hold the ace of
clubs, declarer now found a way of
effectually preventing East from OBJ
tanning the lead. He simply played the
jack of diamonds from dummy and
discarded his other heart After win
ming the diamond trick, West played
another low heart. Declarer trumped
and carefully played the queen of
clubs. The rest is obvious. West won
with the ace, but was now unable to
put East in the lead, and declarer was
unable to trump his other club in dunn
my to make his contract.
ANY careless play Dy declarer would
have given East an opportunity to set
him. If declarer had played small
diamond from dummy instead of the
jack. or if subsequently he had played
low club from his hand instead of
the queen, East would have been able
to get in lead and play another trump.
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ntee S51 e>%4Nnzu4s II
"'Es H,h Al ONE 1NE
u1AM/

A LII smells. scientists claim, can be
broken down into four basic
odors-fragrant, burnt acid and
caprylic. or goaty. From these funda-
mental odors and combinations thereof
come all odors with which We are
familiar.
Strangs as it seems, there exists
no satisfactory language with which
to describe smells in their more COM
plex forms.
Chauffeur Outlaws.
Uniformed chauffeurS today owe
the origin of their name to an 18th
century band Of French outlaws, led
by John the Skinner, which terrorized
Northern France during the reign
Of terror, robbing their victims and
torturing them by fire.
This latter custom gave rise to their
name. meaning Ito heat" Stokers
hence were called chauffeurs, and
when the first steam-powered auto
mobiles were born the drivers were
"chauffeurs." The name stuck.