New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 7

> DRECTOR OF PLAT .~ SOUGHTIN BUDGET to the defendant the sum of $1,263. Comveyance Voluntary It is claimed that the conveyance of the property and money were vol- untary and without adequate con- sideration, and were given for the purpose of concealing same frow the creditors and preventing them from satisfying claims against the therefore Recreation Commission Would Create New Public Office An appropriation of $2,500 to Make possible year round employ- tient of a director of play, is asked by the municipal recreation com- mission in its $10,000 budget which &oca before the ' board of finance and taxation next week. The re- malining 500 is the regular yearly appropriation for maintenance, salaries and equipment. Last season, the commission re- ceived/a gift of $2,000 from Mrs. Robert J. Vance to establish a play- &ground in memory of her late hus- band, who hud served the city as town clerk and as mayor, and the congressional district in Washington ond the commission will report that this playground has been created on the Robert J. Vance school grounds. Large and amall swings, a basket- ball court, two of the latest type! carrousels, tecter boards, sand boxes and double raceway slides have been provided, and a fund remains for further purchases. JACKSON MURDERED PHYSICIANS AGREE wewey noRavs oo sons (Centinued from First Page) afternoon were completed today. The home of Jackson was still un- der guard of Trenor Rice, of Chap- lin, a conatable, who was a boarder in the Jackson home today. Rice refused to talk to those who made inqurizy of Him about the case and under orders from Hickey, he kept photographers and others away from the house unless they had business there. He will remain on guard until after the funeral. Rice was asked if he had any theory about the case and he said he was not permitted to talk. Nor would he say whether or not he had Leen asked -as to his whereabouts on the night of Jackson's death, He #aid. when questioned: I mupposs ® lot of peopls are suspicious be- cause 1 lived in the Jackson home, I'm not saying anything just now. The mystery of Jackson's d has been heightened because of t fact that a dog in the kitchen and another chained in a kennel fo feet from the kitchen door, throu which the murderer apparently e tered, did not show any signs of excitement when Mrs. Jackson and her daughter returned and found the body of the husband and father on the floor as might have been expected if a stranger had been lurking around or forced an en- trance, Neighbors Questioned Ofticars have been diligently ques- tioning neighbors to see if any one recalled hearing a dog bark at the Jackson home. Hickey said yesterday that no in- formation as to any possible clies would be given out until after the funeral tomorrow. State's Aftorney Howard Bradford last night sail that absolutely nothing in the way of a clue had been developed. The investigators sccmed to be at a standstill. He made an appeal to the music store business which Mr. | sons. e [ hall, the proceeds to be used for the partnership, and were fraudulent. The land and. the buildings have continued to stand in the name of Jdoseph Balchunas, until Nn\'emlmrl 17, 1928, at which {ime Anthony and Anna Osteika, and Peter Bru- | rauskas were adjudicated bankrupts. On January 11 of this vear the Plaintiff was appointed trustee of | the estate, the bulldings consisting of a §-family and a 3-family house. The plaintift claims that the de- fendant, Balchuvas, is attempting to interfere with the premises and management of same and it threat- | ening and attempting to collect rents | and is In other ways attempting to | prevent the plaintiff from exercising | his rights as trustee, To prevent any further interfer- ence on the part of the defendant, Tsrael Nair is asking the court to make a temporary injunetion, which was given by Judge Edwin C. Dick- enson of the superior court, a per- manent injunction. He also re- Guests an order appointing some euitable person to collect the rents| until the case is settled, and an| order declaring the conveyance void and setting the same aside. Constable Fred Winkle, who servs | ed the papers, was appolnted re- | ceiver of rents by Judge Dickensen. | The papers were preparcd by Attor- ney F. B. Hungerford. : INCORPORATE BUSINESS, Leslie D, and Herbert K. Morans and Father to Continue Con- ducting Store Henry Morans, and his sons, Leslie, D. and Herbert E. Morans, have in- corporated under the firm name of Henry Morans & Sons, to continue ! Morans has long conducted on | Main street, In association with his The firm will do business with its full capitalization of $50,000. POLISH VETERANS MEETING A mpeeting of the Polish Army Veterans of the World War Haller post will be held Thursday, Febru- ary 7 at 7:30 in the evining in the clubronms at 157 Broad street. The astociation will also hold its.: nnual ball on February 9 at Dudjack’s purchase of uniforms and standards. SPENTS 1500TRY- ING T0 GET WELL Then Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Brought Relief “ This startling letter from an ex- service man will interest sbveryone who suffers from constipation: “I was discharged after the World War with beart trouble and bad stomach. 1 hed saved about §1500. Sinee than I've spent that sum and a lot more on doctoring and operations and medicines. 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