New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1930, Page 3

v ] 3 1 v —_— o SUGAR DUTY BEFORE | HOOVER SECRETARY| (Continued From First Page) when opposition developed Questioned about a “highly confi dential” memorandum sent by Wil- liam H. Baldwin, New York pubti city man, to Junior Owens, secretar of the American Bottlers of Carbon- eted Beverages, Purdon said the in- formation might have been obtain- ed from him. He added that mnothing in the memorandum could be considered as | confidential. The bottlers' association has hen conducting a campaign against high sugar duty in the tarifi bill i S DG S S his superiors before beginning th work on the sliding sc and h vl veral months on it spent He said he had consulted number of represent companies and with Senators W son, Shortridge and Harrison and | Licpresentatives Longworth. Tilson, | Hawley Maurice Mermey, New York pub- tified today hefore the d discussed the with €. 0. Townsend - cxpert of the (arifi commis- The witness said, however, that it was merely @ “spontancous conver- a * and that he did not know jgar cxpert was until to jay when saw Townsend in th lobby committec room Mermey's testimony resulted from | a letter previcusly read into the record, written by him to M. H.| Jr. New York sugar broker. | letter said The authority for the infern tion on the enclosed memorandur entitled *Report on Sliding Scale' s Mr. Thompson, sugar cxpert, Unit- €d States tariff commission.” The committee learned from the tarift commission that it 1 mof sugar cxpert named Thompson but had one named Townsend, who wa also summoned to testify today. NAVAL DELEGATES SPEEDED T0 BOAT® (Continued From First Page) thrilling role in the | diplomacy. 1t ton filled | drama of American | was aboard this same vessel tb t; President Wilson sailed for I'rance | in 1918 to negotiate the treaty of | A% illes. Today the ship was| packed to capacity. Her regular| passenger list was rearranged radi- | cally to accommodate the offic I; party totaling about 100, including | the wives of several members, Be-| sides the two delegates who will | meet the commission in London. | there are a number of state nient officials and members of the American foreign service in London and on the continent of Europe who will be attached to the delegation or | assist in its labors. Ahead of the delegates and their advisers during the trip is a series | of conferences on shipboard There are still a la number of details to be gone over by the dele- gates before the docks in Plymouth, Janua Much work was accomplished by Seer v § son and his colleagues in a of conversations held at the department during the past or four weeks, Mr. Stimson adopted the prescription of hard | work for the difficulties which will | be encountered at the conference, MACIORA OFFERED PLACE | ON INDEPENDENT TICKET| Councilman From Fifth Ward Ap-| vesscl three | having | |leged in the complaint, lants allege that the& proved by Citizens' Property Owners Association, Councilman Lucian Maciora of the fifth ward has been offered a place on an independent city ti et of the Citizens' Property Owners association, it was announced by Vincent Dobrowolski, president of the association, this afternoon. Deirowolski said that Councilman Maciora is one of the four city gov- crnment officials who arc domg their work for the good of the pro- perty owners and that makes him cligible for an office on the ticket in the spring clection. At a special mass meeting to bhe Yeld soon, Mr. Dobrowolski an- nounced that the association will decide whether former mayor George A. Quigley or Martin Kelly, v president of the association, will be the nominec for mayor to represent the association in the clec- tion. In the Rocky mountains of Colo- rado alone there arc 40 peaks ex- ceeding 14,000 fect elevation. AVOID UGLY PIMPLES Does a pimply face embarra you? Get a package of Dr. Ed- wards Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights, if you are like thousands of others. Help cleanse the blood. bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there’s no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gen- tle and safe instead of severe and irritating. Thousands who take Olive Tab- lets are never cursed with a “dark brown taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good™ fecling, constipa- tion, pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely table compound; known by olive color. Dr. ldwards spent years among patients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely cffective result. Take nightly for a week. See how much better you feel and look. 15c, 30c, 60c. vege- their and Snell Il 1 of considerable vilue sit | s2id maker depart- | L october 1, | on the third day o |D. W s | said note, NEW BRIT ATN DAILY HERALD, THURSD! X\ e e o { Early Bird Wanted to || Attack January Worms New London, Jan. #—Bak- \‘.ra Cove, a cluded district 1n the town of Groton, presents a happening 1or the conside ion seat of thing most , and the country [wo men of crawi atop ound. SR Nae weather lends cre statement ASKS FORECLOSURE []F MORTGAGE NOTE ONT.AB. SOCIETY winued Irom I | bility on debt but the defendant replicd he made ansfors 50 that he would not be held liable | case of suit | al patient. The answer, in full sfied s | follows: Answer Paragraph 1 of as amended is a complaint | 2. Paragraph 2 is admitted. 3. As to the allegations of para- graph 3, it is admitted that on De- er 14, 1926, the defendant D O'Connell owned real property ed in the City of New Britain “num‘.m: allegatior graph 3 the defendants have knowledge or infor sufficient to form ¢ 1 ch a paragraph 4 is der As to the allegs graph 5, it is admitted that the de- fendant D, W. O'Connell conveyed to his wife, Helen Curtir nnell, and to his brother, ¥ J. O'Con- | nell, the several picces and pareels of land pa arly described in said paragraph 5 of {he 6. Each and cvery paragraph 6 of the complaint allegation of complaint is rded T'rior to the third day of Ay 1929, and prior to the co nt of this action, the semi interest upon mortgag of the Young Men's Total At stinenc Benevolent | Exhibit A & ed to the plaint, covering the s ing September paid by the makar of said note and had been accepted by the plaintiff and the plaintiff had agreed with to forbear collecting said note prior fo October 1, 1420 After the third day of 2. to wit. Angust, on or about September 929, the piaintiff billed the said note for the semi- annual interest payable by the terms of said note October 1, ad- vance and made demand upon the of said note for the p: nent annual interest payable 1929, Plaintiff has not instituted foreclosure for the foreclosme of { securing said note and has not at- tempted to appropriate the mort- gaged property fo the payment of said note. Plaintiff has waived any i default of p nt of said note which may otherwise have existed ugust, 1929, or at any time prior to the commence- ! ment of this action 10. Denying that the defendant O'onnell, has ever had an fraudulent intent or purpose as the defend- defendants Helen Curtin O'Connell and Jere- miah J. O'Connell have never known of or participated in any such fraud- ent intent or purpose on the part of said defendant, D. W. O'Connell. 11. Since the commencement of | this action the plaintiff, without | the knowledge or consent of de- fendant, . W. O'Connell, has made U new agreement and arrangement | with the Young Men's Total Ab- stinence and Benevolent Society and has agreed with said society to for- bear suing said society upon said note or to bring foreclosure action upon the mortgage securing said | note for a definite period of tifne in consideration of the undertaking of said society to raise funds for the payment of said note through the | sale of bonds of the society to the | members of said society and to the | public. The period of time of s nl extension and forbearance is un- | known to these defendants but these | defendants .are informed and be- | lieve and therefore allege that the | period of such agreed extension in twenty months, Thereby defendant, W. O'Connell has become dis charged from all liability upon said | alleged agreement of guaranty Defendants, By George W. Rrady, tobinson, Robinson & Cole, | Their attorneys. | Cross-Complaint of D. W. O'Connell 1. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of the com- plaint, together with the Exhibit ap- | pended and attached thereto, are | made a part of the cross-complaint. | 2. The semi-annual interest upon 1xhibit A, which interest | was due October 1, 1929, has not | been paid. | 3. Said note, Exhibit A, is secured by the mortgage of the Young Men's | Total Abstinence and Benevolent so- ciety to the plaintiff dated December | 14, 1926, and recorded in the Land Records of the Town of New Britain, | in Vol. 195 at page 408, upon the | following real cstate owned by said | society, to v A certaln piece or parcel of land with all buildings thercon situated in said Town of New Dritain, bound- ed and described as follows: Be- ginning at an iron pin in the cast line of Main street 126.3 feet north of the intersection of the cast line of | Main street with the north line of | Winter street, measured along the | cast line of Main street, thence run- ning northerly along the east linc of Main street §0 feet to an iron pin at the southwest corner of land of Morris Birnbaum, thence running northeasterly along the south line of 4 triangular picce of land, title to which .is in dispute (sec Vol. 135, page 220), 148.6 feet to an iron pin in the west line of land of John J. | Mcabe, et al | of Minnie Hagearty 16 | Northerly by a ar pi | Baking company | Angelo {Town of New itain | Conlon, | inga, | enblatt, § thenee westerly along th running south- north line of land | feet more o Main strec Bounded less, to the cast line of to place of ning. ce of land. the title to which is in disp (see Vol. 1] terly by | Iy by land of Minnie Hag- arty and westerly by Main street Together with the right to repass in common with ot and along & passway ning south- from the escribed to Winter st bounded and | Beginning at north line of : east of the inte ctior f north line of Winte et with the cast line of Main street {the morth line pass and d alon thenee runnin cast line o lows! d of Irank 1 jand of Minn Iy by Hagearty cach about 141 south line of thence runni south line of 18 tgthence west line of other lar Hagearty and land of Parke A partly 144.8 feet to the tor street: then north line of Wi to place of begin Together north line of with en land above aphacl from an than one story hi to the plaintiff L second subject to prior mor: 90000 to the Savings Banh D tain. The o of said 1 Trust attemptad said morigage note fro Men's Total Abstinence ent Society, has not con: oreclosure action closure of said mort not hrought any ether the Young Men's Tot ind Beney s 5. The nt, D. W. nell was o lividua who executed the in said Exhibit dividuals being action against Abstinence Tomasso, Joh Curtin and Patrick W ith, all of the County of d and Statc ‘or t the event that j . W o1l should be cor said note he would b contribution from Tomasso, Curtin and Si The plaintift, Co Company. although it has taken no | steps to appropriate said mortgaged property to 1 note, has not offered to assign said | mortgage to ndant. D. W.| O'Connell and has not offered fo | hold said mortgage security for the | benefit of said D. W. O'Connell in | the event that said D, W. O'Connell should be compelled to pay said | note although in the event of said D. W. O'Connell's being compelled to pay said noto he would be en- | titled to S TOg d to the rights | of the plaintift n said mortgage, The rights and obligations of various parties in interest can | he best determined and enforced in | 0'Co 1 entitled to Conlon, payment of said single action The defendant, D. W, prays, by way of equitable 1. That the Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Socicty a corporation located in said Town of New Britain, and said Frank L. Conlon, Angelo Tor Curtin and Pa " Smith summoned in to answer this cross- complaint; foreclosure of O'Connell relief: said mort- A foreclosure by sale; That all rights of defendant O'Connell to subrogation he ted and enforced against the nd agoinst said mortgage That all rights of defendant, | | D. W, O'Connell to contribution and | reimbursement in the event of said O'Connell being compelled to pay vid note in whole or in part be | protected and ernforced as against said Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society, Frank 1 Angelo Tomasso, John E. Curtin, Patrick W. Smith, and each of them 6 Such other and relief as to equity may appertain. Defendant D. W, O nnell, By George W. Brady. | Robinson, Robinson & Cole, His attorneys. Real Eét;te N;ws appropriats Warranty ‘ Philip G. Grichak to Mary L. Zuk. | Moffitt, street. | Fidelity Iinance Corp. to Joseph- ine Andcrson, Vega street. Nicola Scricca to Angelina Glen street Joseph J. Stack to Ethel Stack il strect. | Etta Roth to Irving I. Rachlin, | West street., | Assunta Vozella to Michael Voz. | clla, Cherry street. Mortgage | Karol Tomasiak to’ Abraham Ros- , Corbin avenue. itta Roth, et al, to Morris Coln, ! 300, West street. Jones to New Brita Co. §6,000, Stanley street John T, Baker, et al, to Fidelity Industvial bank, $600, East street Josephine Anderson to Fide | Tndustrial bank, §200. Vega street. | The second hand market before your cyes—Herald Classified Ad | dept, After Christmas Sale Now in Progress JACKAWAY'’S GIFT SHOP 58 WEST MAIN ST. SALFSMAN CHERRED -+ N POLICE COURT - (Cont showered w congratu Dubowy Becomes Suspicions an Dubowy, who d ot the court Reprimands Fron Benel on of a not on Groenw firm would not Ic Us birot mort asked to be allowed to pay th ) on tinie so that is property, s “Kid” Williams Shot in Hdlll(nd I’nlue (Chase 1ggestic Threatens Casella With Arvest Duhody told of going o ¢ 1 W Woods having take fron cort rt was not police 1 1 od t e ' £ robabla | rec money q Woods M keep He admitted “pain- Newa he threatene ella with | ful ies" his office oc- | the 155 of £~ BOSTON~ STORE Continuing Our Famous ANNUAL LEARANCE SALE ! “It’s Wise to Economize” Plan to attend this sale. Hundreds of items of “Quality All priced slightly above cost— —small lots—odd lots—few of a kind. at cost—some below cost. Want People to Shop at Donnelly’s —because the more they shop here—before and after shopping elsewhere—the more they will realize that Donnelly’s is a “Good Store’—a and conscien- tiously to sell at the lowest price in town. store which tries consistently A store of unquestioned dependability; a convenient, friendly store where you can buy the things you want at prices which budget. fit your Plan to Attend Qur Annual Clearance Sale and “Save” BONTLEG RAGKET SUSPEGT CAUG! hops dailed ite liquor laws, were ned by Judge Nathan A police court today jailed and Schatz in In presenting the three men for rial in the police court. Prosecuting ttorney Joseph B. Griffin informed court that ite's attorney’s interested in ainst the uotel workers 1d been requested that disposed of in the was no lon, nees 9, 3 each tenced to Masternardi d costs. COMPROMISE 1 A SUGGESTED ty court rties in nsington to a com- 1 con- which pri- S. A 4 ward Hol- W. Upson. A Beautiful Grand Piano at a Sacrifice A Manufacturer Has Shipped To New Britain One Period Model Baby Grand Piano which will be sold at a reduced price rather than If unable to sell will consider stor- ing with responsible person. Address: reship. -0 () ALES MANAGER Michigan Ave., Chicago, Il Specially Reduced Irom $10 SHIRTS ONE $1.85 ST e 215.00 - 3100.00 Coats NINE REDUCED 35.00 Suits Now §52.50 60.00 Suits Now 47.50 55.00 Suits Now 42,50 50.00 Suits Now 39.50 15.00 Suits Now 36.50 10.00 Suits . Now 32,50 PECIAL GROUP $50.00 ... Now $30.00 OVERCOATS REDUCED .... Now 80.00 85.00 Coats .... Now 67.50 5.00 Coats .... Now 62.50 70.00 Coats Now ...|0 65.00 Coats Now 60.00 Coats . ... Now 5.00 Coats . ... Now 15.00 Coats Now 10.00 Coats Y from our regular of wearables lling for the mont trictly and sparkling in reputation for nds back of cvery MAIN STREET