New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 32

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRID PAPER-BACK NOVEL (wro 15 17 ) WORTH LARGE SUM lt-—_' Sold for Quarter 35 Years Ago,! Now Very Valuable ‘Fisherman Hoover’s Vacation Land in these quiet scenes Fisherman Herbert Hoover will ply the presidential rod and reel next! suramer. ing the torrid months. The clear streams and willow thickets of Catoctin Manor, hours’ automobile ride of Washington, will be the chief executive’s At the top is pictured a small section of the estate—a tree-bordered pond on which swans swim. Lower left is one of the fishing streams rushing over its rocky bed. Lower right are some of the tame deer that abound on the grounds. - NEW HAVEN SHOWS - REENACT STORY HEAlTHLSURPLUS and are constantly 4 reve mission wi ihout granted by | that none would be permitted. w York lic service com- | police have orders to disperse iy increase of such gatherings. AGAINST PORTERS about $2.400,00( ued from First Page) cased fare rates dircetors on March 12 author- of steel pas.nger | to cost about $n 10 e f d through an records the action of directors on President tion pe retreat Judas ha <o res hecome that he hefore stones h The shoes were rer large Anglo-An Jtorence “QUAKE" MAY HAVE BEEN BIG BLAST AT QUARRY Relies ad RULES OF \ll"nl;l{ CONTEST f T aantie s Here Earth Tremor ¥Felt Cansed by Eaploston of 23 Tons of Dynamite The and heard by ites early earthg oa AlioL and action to fill will eir seriic It 1o report smmmarized pd the report in detail with ount and balanc document omes in sheet has be to he ter of service « request. Heretofore en in a single ondition Good R conditipntand. Sinn Fein Easter Meetings Halted - aken de- so-called ex- aers in northern Ire- Providence Belfast, Treland, March 28 The state o Ulster rnment has show t th s of § €, represented by Attorney A breeht of Hartford. Ste Porter ne R. 1 oth of this city are the witness: accused of perjury. They are al- admitted to Attorncy wart ale that they perjur- | when they testified fore Attorney Saul Berman. sit- ting as a Attorney MeDonough e that the testimony given by the Porters was false and untrue and consti- tuted a violation of their oaths witnesses to tell the truth at the hearing and was perjury under the having arranged laster Snnday in th the laws of the T'nited States. It was en by the witnesses with the ex- ss purpose and intention of de ng the special master and to prevent him from ascertaining ' the fruth of the question presented be- fore in the matter, “The testimony of the witnesses offered by the plaintiff trustee (Mr 1929 divide craange of B ers to commemorate nd equipment ! rebellion cei it shows an i Declari to hel there wag every reason that holding these 2ld lead to grave disorder 1 promote disaffection, Sir Dawson ates, home announced meet- & trolley pro- iES with a Ithough e water motor secretary, For Sale Corbin Ave., oped section, 2 New House, in a one fam- 1o be expla Thirty-f off at hen the ( w 69 Gap. The 00,000 newly devel- Family touched SETS NEW Hlllll’h ily restricted section. 14 rooms, high, dry, near bus and school. and Quarry off the “best shot Can be hought right. Louie S. Jones Agency 147 Main St. Phone 140 of an unid believe, was WHEN IN HARTFORD DINE WITH U Don’t forget to take home some Maryland oysters and fresh crackers. ;. HONISS’S 22 S T-ROOM COTTAGE FOR SALE Kensington Congregational Church PHILIP M. FAGAN Main st Telephone 3121 oid. A vo of the forecast Near ‘- St Hartford, Conn. Clty Advertxsement 131 (Under Graot's Store) West Main Street, viz Homestead Avenue East Si Lugene E. L,»io‘ John F. and Keevers .... Raymond Leonard . IMorence M. and Esthe: Fitzgerald ... Joseph Johnson . Albin Max and J Dressel .. . Dyson Land Co. . West Side: Julius and Aima Schwanke Leslie A. Hartung . . Eugene E. Dyson . * Dyson Land Co George W. Mitch George T. Crowley James H. and Eli McCabe .. Mir IT LOOKS LIKE NEW BECAUSE WE CLEANED IT! Be In the Easter Parade Bring In Your Hat Now Our Special Process Brings Back the Original Life and Color to Your Head Garment At a Cost No More [han Ordinary Cleaning MODERN HAT SHOP 38 CHURCH ST. ‘NEAR MAIN zabeth A. $1.006.13 certified from ice by order | Accepted, adopted, record and published of the Comnion Council 238 MAIN STREET Next to Alling Rubber Co. The CUT RATE Store 15¢ 17¢ " 16¢ 25¢ Pompeian lé; Free Samples of Face Powder, and f‘rl‘lm " $1.50 Houbigant's BATH 79c SALTS i l\“Tl'iiiiW 29¢ 10¢ Squibh's TOOTH 2 7 c PASTE 25¢ (uppl TAICUM . 5 LYSOL LAX Genuine 50¢ Almand Face Powder . 77*160 m\v 31~>r 190 WATCH OUR WINDOWS For Other Extra Specials $2.00 and $3.00 NOVELTY BEADS || B0 LESCO |, SERVIC ll Chiffon. silk toe to top, | tull fashioned, pointed met o $1.18 picot top weight, lull Guaranteed. $1.00 Heavy service weight; full fashioned. First quality s l oo oe sheer $1.00 . Panties . . Combinations . Slips . . Chemises . . Vests $1.00 Why Pay More? All Underwear in Latest Pastei Shades ALLEN’S 238 MAIN STREET S I'\I('1 fashioned. Why pay more? o top — real full fashioned Gowns Bloomers . . Pajamas LN {—3LVHd ILND IALVHE — 3JlLVH Attest: ALFRED 1. THOMPSON, City Clerk. Telephone 6328 in Maryland, within two | week-end playground dur-| The 1500-acre estate has four miles of brooks newly stocked with fish. The | all! special master to hear the | Fox) in the action was for the pur- pose of and did in fact perpetrate a fraud upon this honorable court in obtaining a judgment in favor of the trustee as against Ida and ¥elix Scheidl. The Porters admit- .|ted to and told 8. Gerard Casale, an attorney at law, that such evidence and testimony given by them be- fore the special master was untrue, false and perjured for the purpose of deceiving this court.” Hinges On Hornkohl Bankruptcy The history of the case according to the fact set forth is as follows: Fdward Hornkohl of New Britain who conducted Eddie’s Filling Sta- tion and dance hall and club on the Newington turnpike, went into bank- ruptey in 1925 and Mr. Fox, who is| in Mr. Albrecht’s office, was ap- pointed trustee of the bankrupt estate. Hornkohl leased the premises of 53 acres from the Scheidls. It was claimed by the trustee that the bankrupt had an agreement with the - | property. Scheidls by which the latter agreed to convey to Hornkohl the Newing- ton property upon the payment of $1,000. The Porters are alleged to have testified that they saw such an agreement passed between the two parties. It is now claimed that they deny the truth of the assertion. The trustee sued to enforce the agreentent and Mr. Berman found and a judgment was entered that the trustee pay the Scheidls $1,000 in return for tke property or thc | Scheidls pay $7,000 the value of the The Scheidls did not comply. As a result, the federal judgment was prosecuted by the foreclosura proceedings in the superior cou.t |against the Schcidl property. Mr. McDonough was retained as coun- |sel by the Scheidls. Attorney David L. Nair is counsel for Hornkohl. Redemption Day Next Tuesday ‘Through an inadvertence of his secretary, Mr. McDonough's appear- that there was such an agreement | ance in the case was not properly filed and he was not notified of the hearing on the foreclosure, he told Judge Yeomans. For that reason, he said, he wanted the judgment open- ed becausc redemption day falls next Tuesday when the Scheidls have to redeem the property or lose it.' He stated that if the stuy were granted, he was confident that he could securc a new hearing, prove the perjury and get a reversal of the federal degree. George E. Rubinow has since been appointed trustee of the Hornkohl estate and is represented by Attore ney Joseph G. Woods. AT DEMOLAY INSTALLATION About 35 members of the Rain- bow assembly and Masons of this city attended a public installation of the Order of DeMolay in Bristol last evening. Refreshments were served and dancing was enjoyed. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Look Your Place Over Then Look Qur Place Over! struction, light, handle. THE GENUINE “LAWNVAC” Imported Garden BAMBOO RAKE — A Dollar Value — Copper riveted, rugged con- GIVEN AWAY WHAT DO YOU NEED? 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