New Britain herald., 1923-06-05
AGENT OF SERVICE
 LEAGUE ARRESTED
sconunusa from First Passl

tetal disability, the loss ot both arms both legs. hoth eyes, etc, ana Ter smaller amounts for less serious lhr ,uries as low as ss or Sl0 for the loss Of finger,
 When the contracts began lo ar rive and no insurance policies were seen subscribers began 10 gel heFN' ous and established insurance men were swamned with anxious people asking for information, which me lh- suranee men were unable 10 give
 Immediately an investigation began Raymond Fimhrell Of 6a Jubilee street complained 10 the police deH uartment that he had purchased a contract which was represented 10 him by two men named Cook and Ma loney to be an insurance paley'
 New Britain People intessled
 A man named Hoffman on Linden street is alleged 10 have purchased a "noliey." A Relden street contractor, a man on Rocky Hill avenue an East street baker, man named ehhIl.a Morawa Of s9O East street ana many others are said to have bought
 John Maerz. William C. Wall' Frank Thompson, Charles Munsoh and James sleath, foremen at the stanley Works, have purchased the ..noliey'' or "eontraet, Mir, fhomp- son says ho bought 1t with his eyes onen. that it was not represented to him as an insurance policy and thnt he bought it for the opportunity Y offered to purchase supplies at whole sale cost. ,,..
 The others insist they bought be- cau.e fl was represented to them as an insurance policy. "Your respoh" ability ceases when you notify us ait- CT an accident" one Of the men ls alleged to have told MT. Wall It IS said the men even stated Governor Edwards of New Jersey was director of the concern.
 The directions to make no state ments nor sign any papers atter an accident except at the companys oi Ace are contrary to the law. inasmucn ss the motor vehicle department re- outres a report in writing or all acci- dents within 24 hours after the acci- dent.
 If is also alleged that the company maintains no gasoline stations or gar ages in this state nor has It appiled for a permit to operate any
 A certified copy of the incorpora- tion papers has been filed with ine secretary of state. The concern was incorporated under the laws of Ne" York, october 4. 1922, and a copy or the papers was filed in Hartford March IT, 1923.
 Nothing is said in the articles of in corporation of providing legal serV- ices for subscribers and nothing IS said about any insurance feature.
 The company, according to the pa pers. is capitalized at S25.o0o-all common stock, with s5,o0O capital. There are 5000 shares at par value of s5 each. Jacob Meyer, 40 ocean View, Brighton, New York, has 2,ooo; Edward Singer, 20 Board Walk, Brighton, N. Y., has 2,OoO. and Ja- cob Meyer. 253 West 42d street, New York, has l,0o0
 Singer Denies Misrepresentation.
 J. S. Singer, secretary of the cor poratiqn, was in New Britain re- gently and secured the following signed statement from Raymond Tim brell. of 66 Jubilee street. who has lodged a complaint with the police;
 "I hereby state that after satisfac- tory explanation from Mir Singer Of the l.. A. S. L., agree that said con- pany is satisfactory and advisable
 Signed
 RAYMOND M. TIMBRELL,
 66 Jubilee street
 MT. Singer claims that since early in May the company has included In ance policy with the Manufacturers it's service contract an accident lnsur- Liability Insurance Co. of Jersey City covering personal injury to the owner of the policy up to s1,5oo. but was unable to explain the representation