The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-25

AnsOnia, IA days, F miles, S79.80. James Gurnsey, 130 South Cliff street, Ansonia, IA days, F miles ] $79.80.
 Arthur H. DoolittIe, Bethany, + days, 15 miles, S77.
 Tyler D. Davidson, Westville Sta tion, IA days, 12 miles, S72.8O.
 Herbert H. Tomlinson, Westville Station, IA days, IS miles, $77.
 Norman P. Knight, AnsOnia, 14 days, F miles, $79.S0.
 William s. Tifft, Seymour, IA days, IA miles, S75.6O.
 Robert I. Sanford, Seymour, IA days, 15 miles, S77.
 Robert H. Treat, Seymour, IA days, F miles, S79.80.
 George H. Cowdell, R. D. 2, Wa terbury, IA days, 6 miles, S64.40.
 Clarence c. COmforth, Seymour, IA days, IA miles, S75.60.
 Clarence F. Baldwin, Woodbridge, IA days, g miles, $86.80.
 The jurors are paid at the rate of $4 daily, in addition to 10 cents per mile one way.
 More Expenses
 Other expenses:
 Daniel B. Connor, special guard Is days, June S7 per day, $105.
 Warren M. Brown, 14O hours of special accounting, at $6 an hour, $1,02O, June 3.
 Warren M. Brown, HAS hours special accounting by six special as- sistants at S4 per hour, $4,592. Ex- penses $71.10.
 John SponzO, special detective, March 8-May 25, 79 days at $S daily, S632; mileage, S3S7.1O, meals etc. $52, total, S1O71.OO.
 George L. Greer, special detective, 96 days from Feb. to May 31, at $10 daily, $960; mileage, $625.52, dis bursements, $26.95, total, S1,612.47. Lewis w. Cannon, special detec- tive, May to May "A, "A days at $7 daily, $168; also, May 27 and May 31, S14; mileage, $155.75, total, $337.75.
 Restaurant Bills
 Hotel Elton, June l bill, restau- rant, grand jury during May, $255.00; restaurant, AlcOrn and party, $84.S0; restaurant and room, Hickey, $40.85; restaurant and room Alcorn, $60.6O, total, $441.30.
 Raymond w. Smith, stenographer, 9 days service, May 4-31, at S15, $135; mileage, $55.44; 11,120 folios of grand jury transcripts, $1,112.00, &ot,l CT cnO Al
 Raymond w. Smith, for MT. Phelps, May to 19, five days, at $15, $75, mileage. S15.40, 7,210 folios, $721, total, $811.4O.
 Electricity, April 12, May II, $44.59.
 Royal Typewriter Company, rental of machine for MT. Smith, $2.50.
 Rose & Morton, rental of three typewriter desks, four typewriter chairs, one typewriter stand, plus trucking to and from the Elton, $2S.75.
 Phoenix Express, Hartford to Wa terbury, May 17-20, $50.
 BlakesIee Company, May 25, Hartford to Waterbury, $20.25.
 IA DlCh SOIKpdHy, stationery, May g, $45.67.
 Edward J. Hickey, expenses, Feb ruary 4 to May 21, S853.44, includ- ing mileage of $516.67 and disburse- ments of S336.77.
 Informants Got $15
 Included among these disburse- ments are the following two items Feb. 16, Paid to informant known to MT. AlcOrn for assistance, inves- tigation at Woodbury, Hartford, Waterbury, Prospect, Union City, AnsOnia and New Haven .$5. Also, Paid cash to informant known to MT. Alcorn for assistance at Stamford $10."
 Trinity Stationery Company, Hartford, March 4, S23.39.
 Pinkerton National Detective Agency, 40 Asylum street, Feb. 28, $91.34; April 30, S193.89, total, $285.89.
 John D. Banks, Hartford, setting up mimeOgraph equipment, $60.
 Miss Camille Bradley, Hartford, stencils for report, $50.
 Mrs. Marian E. Mayo, Hartford, assistance in preparing report, $50. Mrs. Thurza Gould, cutting stem cils for report, $50.
 George w. Browning, New York, attendance and travel as witness, S25.
 Central Parking Station, April l. 30, parking, SIS.
 The Blakeslee Company, April 90, moving. $22.50.
 Remington Rand Company, May 6. rental of safe file, $l2.
 More Lunches
 The Elton, May l, lunches for tary, $359.45, for MT. Alcorn and