The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-19

peared as witnesses before the Wa terbury extraordinary grand jury during the II weeks which preceded todays smashing climax. From very official authority comes the infor- nation that all who entered the court house under subpoena by the jury were not called into the celes- tial room for questioning. In addi- ton, there were many who were not really witnesses, but were only emis- saries of another, sent to deliver a beck, or a paper which was neces- sary to clear some angle of the probe.
 The complete list of witnesses. as they appeared since March 8 until May 13-ten long Weeks-is tabu- lated hereafter. It will be noted that no witnesses have been called since May 13, strangely and superstitious- ly was Friday the 18th.
 The complete list is as follows:
 Sherwood L. Rowland, controller of the city of Waterbury, who suc- eceded Daniel J. Leary in office, March s and 9.
 William J. Armstrong, personal omploye of MT. Rowland, since departed from Waterbury, March 8-24-April 13.
 James F. Purcell. holdover em- ploye in the controllers office, March 8-9-10-11-15.
 Frankie Burns Santalucia. pres ident of the Connecticut Supply Company, March 9-10-22-April 28-29-May 10-11-12-1S.
 Miss Carolyn Cozza. secretary of the defunct Office Supply Com pany, March 9.
 Henry Gebhardt, commercial photographer, who photostated the election records, March 9-lo May 12.
 Joseph Moore, office manager at the Connecticut Supply Com pany, March 10-15-17.
 Martin J. Hayden. clerk of the hoard of welfare (with rccords) March II.
 Timothy Horgan, superinten- dent of the city hall, March l5- 18-17-22.
 simon J. Alderman, affiliate of auditing firm. Alderman X Shep- atin of New Haven. Said to have conducted special audit Of city hooks in December, 1887. March 15-l6-April 1913.
 Charles E. Gillett, manager of the bookkeeping department of the Bridgeport City Trust Com pany, March 15.
 Louis D. Kennedy, treasurer of the Union and New Haven Trust Company, March 15.
 Helen R. DriscOlI, bookkceper at the office of the welfare de- partment, March IS.
 Samuel Kemp, member of the janitorial staff of city hall, March 16-17.
 Francis Bricc, member of jan itorial staff of city hall, March I6-17.
 Edward G. Levy, New Haven lawyer, former director of Com munity Bank and Trust Company, received SlOO,00O from city for survey of utilities rates, March l6-l7-22-23-29.
 Bradford Ballard, Darien bank-> CT. appeared with records, March l6.
 Salvatore Giannelli, messenger from Community Bank and Trust Company, New Haven, March l6.
 James O'Donnell. member of city hall janitorial staff, March 16-17.
 Charles E. Williamson, Darien. former member of Bridgeport law firm, received $34,000 from city for services. March 17-18-2S-29.
 Philip McGivney, fireman of city hall maintenance staff. March F.
 Maurice Sweeney, watchman of city hall staff, March 17.
 John r. Flaherty, fireman of city hall maintenance staff, March IF.
 Clifford w. Wilcox, affiliate of First National Bank and Trust of New Haven, March 17.
 Carl D. Olsen, former official of Waterbury Trust Company. for mer finance, fire and police com missioner, March 1922 30 April 1-13-May 5-6-9.
 Albert A. Johnson, bookkceper at Waterbury Trust Company. March l8-22-May 4-5.
 Harry A. Mackenzie. Bethel. Re- publican leader of Fairfield cOun- ty, recognized lobbyist, March 22- 23-30.
 Senator Nathan Spiro, of Dam bury. March 22.
 William l.. LOOmis, assistant treasurer of Waterbury Trust Company, March 22, May f-5.
 Charles $. O'COnnOr, city cor -oratiou co,rusel March 23-Auril