New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1928, Page 3

EGAN QUESTIONED BY GRAND JURY Investigation Into Watkins' Case Gontinues Hartford, Nov. 27 (P—Attorney William E. Egan, counsel for Roger W. Watkins, was recalled today be- fore the special grand jury which is investigating the affairs of the im- prisoned broker. " Mr. Egan was a witness before the grand jury for about five hours last Thursday aft- ernoon, and his partner, former At- torney General Frank E. Healy tes- tified this morning. The grand jury investigation, fol- lowing the conviction of Watkins for conspiracy and false statement to the state bank commissioner, Wwas requested by State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn after he had talk- ed with Mr. Egan. The latter, Mr. Alcorn said at the Watkins tria!, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HFRALD, TUESDAY, CITY COURT JUDGMENTS | | fendant's counter claim and a judg- was credited with $91,000 proft through Watkins' National Associ- ated Investors, Inc., this being in addition to $5,500 received as coun- § Judge Saxe Files His Findings in Five Suits Heard Before Him Re- cently. The sel fees, It was also shown that, Mr. Egan had sent about $1,000 to Watkins while he was a fugitive trom justide. The attorney said after the Watkins trial that when he sent this money he under- following judgments were stood that the broker was to use | rendered in city court by Judge Mor- | the funds for his return to this city. County Detective Edward J. Hick- ey who directed the successful hunt for Watkins and State's Attorney Alcorn were questioned by the! grand jury yesterday. ris D. Saxe: For the Commercial Trust Co.. $1,500 to recover on a note from P. 30 days aftg~ and endorsed by H. R. O'Dell. The plaintiff claimed failure ERTTTE— on the part of hoth to make the HOCKEY MEETING TOMORROW J. Curtin issued June 6 and payable | payment good when the note became A. W. Keane, president of thedue. Attorney Leo V. Gaffney repre- ! American Roller Hockey league has sented the tmn‘t Sempany. Hir .| For the plaintiff by default, for called a meeting of the team man. 1$396.79 in the action of Spring & agers at the Stanley Hotel in ‘Ms!Ruckloy Electric company against city tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock to make final arrangements for the fixtures and appliances. Attorney opening of the league next week. ‘Slanloy J. Traceski represented the “Kid"” Williams was in conference | plaintiff. with Manager Frank McDonough S. Hanin was awarded a judgment last night and states that he is per-|for $131.19 by default against J. fectly satisfled to be with the New |Kaczmarczyk. Albert A. Greenberg Britain team. He was accompanied | represented Hanin, by Heffernan, an old-time goal| In the action of tender. | Polytechnic Institute football club' 'P. 3. Carrolt on a bill for electrical | !of seven games just made public. John Keyko | N plaintiff sued for $500 damages for rent and & grocery bill, a judgment ‘was rendered for the plaintiff on de- MOODY STUDENTS ELECT John McGuire Elected President of Secretarial School Body—Chris: tians’ Party Committees Named. At a meeting of the student body of the Moody Secretarial school the tollowing ofiicers were elected for the class of 1929: President: John McGuire, Vice president: Theresa Becker. Secretary-treasurer: Anthony Sca- lize. President McGuire has appointed Four New Opponents OR s i R entten “N'cesfel‘ Schedule of Yvette Arbour, chairman; Doro. thy Scanlon and Irene Lenzi. Worcester, Nov. 27 (#—Four new | Committees for the Annual Moody opponents will face the Worcester Christmas party will be: Decorating—Clarence Avery, chair- . man, Angelina Reina, Raymond next fall, according to the schedule worrill, Bernice Barkman, Miss |Scannell, faculty adviser. The new opponents are Boston| Entertainment—Norman Vining, university, Arnold, Norwich, and chajirman, Catherine Damico, Lillian Rensselaer. The schedule follows: ' Braunstein, Mary Hayes, Miss Mark- Oct. 5 Arnold; 12, Trinity at s, faculty adviser. Hartford; 19, Boston university 8t| Refreshment—Helen fass. Aggles;: Nov. 2, Island; ment for the plaintiff on his com- plaint, for $182.90. The defendant's claim was that he owed only part of the claim made by the plaintiff, which amounted to a little over $300. B. J. Monkiewicz represented the plaintiff, Judgment for the plaintiff by de- fault, for $35 was rendered in the action of John Beatrice against Rich- ard Hagopian. 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