New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1929, Page 11

s, | [ | NEW BRITAIN HERALD [rer] NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1929. One proposal called for & “V* N N T T shaped mall to extend from the state 2 ISP A FORECLOSURE SUIT [slor MAGEIRE RAcket Politico-Criminal Alliance Involving Several Other Smaller Sums captol buildipg here to the business and residential sections. Another was for a monument incorporating statues of Mr. Kellogg, Premier Briand of France and others. A north-south highway across the United States to be named the Kel- logg-Briand memorial highway, also was suggested, Action will be taken at a later — Women’s — Silk Lisle Hose With the new Pointed Heel, in all light Spring colors, of first quality — Men’s — ’ Novelty Hose Rayon and Cotton novelties — 500 dozens to choose from in all colors Millions of Dollars Uncovered By Investigators X Awarded by Gourt Judge Stanley J. Traceski in city court has granted judgment for strict foreclosure against three par- cels of local property, one of them ingluding a two-family house and encumbered to the extent of $25,- 330. The property is on Winthrop| street, owned by Santl and Concet- tina Puza and the foreclosure was! granted to Alfonso Avitedle and| other plaintiffs. They had sued for the foreclosure | © of a mortgage involving a debt of $5,944. Other encumbrances on the | property include a mortgage of $8,- | 500, attachmenta of $6.000, $2,989, and $900, a judgment lien for $1,- | 793 and taxes of $204.71. Attorney Angela Lacava represented the plaintiffs. . In the case of Aaron Pinkus and others against Frank Dejack, a fore- closure was granted on East street vroperty. The mortgage debt $601.- | 32. Attorney Edward A. Mag repre- sented the plaintiffs. A foreclosure was granted in the case of James Lavaca against George Toplyn and others. The mortgage is foreclosed was on Governor atreet | and the debt involved was $320.07. Attorney Angela M. Lacava repre- sented the plaintiffs. There were also judgments given the following decisions involving debts of various amounts, the largest of which was $4,944: | McCauley Garage against Willim | Molton, plaintiff by default, $14. At- | torney A. W. Upson for the plain- | tifr. Louts Croll against R. E. Phelps, plaintift by default, $58.65. Attor- ney E. A. Mag. | Hood Rubber Products Co. againkt Max Kennedy, plaintift by default, | $162, Nair & Nair represend the plaintiff. | John A. Andrews Co. Inc., against | John Krawitz and others, plaintiff | hy default, $785.95 shortly after the ase had been re-opened. Attorney Yale Sable represented the plaintiff. Commerclal Trust Co. against 8an Najolitano and others, plaintift by | default, $366.59. Judge Bernard F.| Gaffney was the plaintifi's represen- | tative, Spring Buckley Co. against Harry F. O'Dell, judgment given by | E. A. Mag, justice of the peace, act- Ing a8 judge, for the plaintiff, $433.- 80. Judge Traceski disqualified himself in this case because the plaintiff’s attorney, John F. Downes, was in his law offices. In the case of Mary Meade against Andrew Bengston and Aaron Daniel- son, realtors, in which she charged fraud and misrepresentation in the sale of a house and parcel of land she asked damages of $9,000, but Judge Traceski in giving a verdict against her said he could find no grounds for the charge. | Hoover’s Son Foresees Airplane Telephones | Chicago, March 19 UP—A politico- criminal alliance involving slot ma- |chines and the milllons of dollary they have taken in, has been reveal- ed by a secret investigation conduct- ed by the state's attorney's office, alded by 40 detectives. ‘The evidence already obtained, ac- cerding to Assistant State’s Attor-| ney Northrup, is “vast,” and the list of indictments which is expected before the end of the month may include the names of several holders of high public office, it was indi- ated. Not only is the slot machine rack- et exposed in'evidence which has been collected, but light has been thrown on several Chicago bombings which were the outgrowth of war- fare among slot machine men. Sev- eral groups engaged In other illegal rackets, the detectives found, sought to “muscle in” on the large profits of the slot machines, and bomb war- fare was a result. {GLEESON T0 SPEAK AT ELKS' BANQUET Past Exalted Ruler of Torrington Lodge at 34th Annual Aftair. William Gleeson, past exalted ruler of Torrington lodge, B. P. O. E., has accepted an invitation to be the principal speaker at the 24th annual banquet of the New Britain Elks, which will be held at the Elks" home on Thursday, March 28. The committee in charge of the | banquet held a meeting last evening and received reports indicating that the banquet will undoubtedly attract a large gathering including a num- ber of visitors from neighboring lodges. Harry C. Brown is the general chairman of the committee. Exalted Ruler 8. Gerard Casale heads the in- vitation committee, The annual banquet has been one of the outstanding features in social life of the local lodge since it was instituted nearly a quarter of a cen- tury ago. Memorial to Keli;g_g Proposed in St. Paul St. Paul, Minn., March 19 (P — Construction of a memorial here to honor Frank B. Kellogg, secretary of state, for his work in connection with the treaty to outlaw war, was proposed last night at a mecting of representatives of local civic, wel- fare and soclal organizations. Most Lawn Failures meeting. INFLATION PERIOD Federal Reserve Governor Urges Checking at Its Incipiency New York, March 19 (#—W. P. |G. Harding, governor of the Federal | Reserve bank of Boston, last night told the Economic club of New York at its 8Sth dinner that there are signs of inflation in the United | States at present and that “the best {time to check inflation is during the |period of its incipiency.” Mr. Harding, who made it plain {that he was expressing only his per- |sonal opinion, said: “A review is- sued by one of the large banks points out that during the past 12 months there has been an expan- |sion of credit of about 8 per cent while at the same time there has |bcen an expansion of production |and distribution of only three or |four per cent. This difference repre- sents inflation.” | “Continued high rates of interest will eventually bring about a slowing down in business and industry,” Mr. Harding sald. He added that the federal reserve board cannot per- form its duty to industry, com- merce and agriculture “if the re- sources of the system are permitted to be diverted through indirect methods into channels expressly pro- | hibited by the law.” | Edward C. Stokes, former gover- {nor of New Jersey and now chair- {man of the board of the First Me- chanics National bank of Trenton, criticized the federal reserve board for its stand on speculation. | | that the real object of the Iedcral Reserve system was to furnish cred- it at reasonabie rates for business purposes, and when the Federal Re- serve system steps beyond this re- | cognized function and attempts to use its power to regulate or control speculation cither for or against, either up or down, it is in the pos- ‘mon of a minister who leaves the | pulpit to referee a prize fight. It means well, but it is out of sphere. | The frst alarm clock appeared in 1420. 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