New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 17

DOBSON'S MARKET S0LD T0 EMPLOYE Store at Spring and Winter Streets in New Hands Announcement was made today that John Prendergast, for the past several years employed at Dobson Biother at the corner of Winter and Spring street will take over ownership of the husiness tomorrow and will con- duct it under the of ths Colonial George It Dob- scn, who has conducted the busin for a number of ye will remain there temporarily but eventually will devote his entire time to The Dob- son Co., which was recently incor- porated to carry on a general real est and mortgage business. John McGrath, for 47 years em- ployel in the store as bookkeeper, retired Saturday night. Mr. Dobson aid today that Mr. McGrath will probably be connected with Thz Debsgon Co. when active business 1s entered into Sale of the business to Mr. Pren- dergast marks the passing into new hands of one of the oldest businesses in the state. The late Francis Dobson founded it in 1872 and for a num- ber of years his brother, the late William Dobson, was his partner. After the latter's death, Mr. Dob- son conducted it and wa ted by his sons, George R. and William Dobson, the latter having retired from the business a few years ago when he established the Paragon Inn on West Hartford road. Dobson Brothers have had an ex- tensive trade, delivery ing extended into all sections of the city and there are hundreds of families in New Britain who have never traded anywhere else. The rew owner is a well known voung man and prior to entering the em- ploy of Dobson Brothers he was em- ployed by Mohill Brothers. TRADING ON CURB DESULTORY TODAY Majoity of Changes Assume Fractional Size grocery and meat market name market. rs, Nov. 3 (P)—The curb through the motions of but so far as price crned the session Pre-holiday outstanding dwindled New York market wen ding toda were was only slugg charac 10 mid- 11 general {Here and there c formality. was the 1d volume r size the market was steady. a stock rose or de- clined a point, but a majority of the changes assumed fractional There was further covering in utilities as traders which have re- ntly been heavy. Othervise, the rice movement was without sigfifi- cance. American American & For rallied feebly. 1 traded within a range point. United Light “A" : surc at the opening but recovered. Among the indistrials, Mead John- son and Newmont Mining dropped a couple of points and Aviation Corp. of the Americas vielded some ground. More active trading favor- ites were firm. Oil and natural gas shares fairly active. Lone Star G ard of Indiana, Vacuum firmed. Ungerleider Financial the investment company a one point advance. money renewed on the familiar 2 er cent rate. ristic size. & Electric and ign Power warrants Bond & Share of less than a Gas ctric 1 little pres- were Stand- and Gulf featured group w at the Trio of Red Lanterns Thomas Barron of Chestnut street, was arrested last night by Officer Thomas Blanchette and is being held to await word from the Bristol police as to whethe three lanterns found in the man's car were stolen in that city Ba told #topped him that the lanterns were taken by “a girl friend” whom he was driving llome from a party. "he young woman insisted that he stop his car while she up three of the lanterns. to take them home to his fricnds as souvenirs to the story told the Barron. n the officer who picked She told him give them according and ofiicer New, t of and ot At Britain olden at the Distri Hartford on the 31st day with the ine X5 Judge. Iate of Fred that a elapsed Administrat L to cl pplication on Johnson hough petition of (¢ reprosentin vears ha otters of ad ¢ an per th may title file and New B day of Novemb in the afternoo the penden time and thereon, publishing this order in some news- published in said New Britain hav- District, and_by on the public Berlin, in said an 10 that 1 gr to 1 more estate fully rdered—thnt pplication be h ac ned at the Probat: Office ~ district, on the 1930, at ard of and the by pape ing a circulation in s posting a_cop: sign-post in th District, and return BERNAR AC & Court of Probute Britain, within and for erlin, in the County of © of Comnecticut, on the Octaber, A, D. 1850, Present, Bernard 1% Estate of Elizabeth Dennis of said district incapable nothe petiti simons of said Berlin, b that said I Dennis be restored to her ca- and that ho be discharged as con- scrvator as per application on file more fully appears, it is Ordered—tliat said application be heard ana ed at the Probate Office in Ne in sald district, on the Tth f November, A. 1. 1930, at 4 o'clo nftern and that Pendency of sald application and place of hearin - on. by publishing order some uwepaper published in said New Britain having a circulation in said District, and Iy posting u copy thereof on the public Kign-post in the town of Berlin, in said District, and return make. | BERNARD. ¥, GAFFNEY, Judge. Tiolden the District of Martford and st day of Gaftney, Judge. Berlin in J. Fitz- i’ notice given of th and the time this in routes hav- [ n| curb | » | skidded from the road near here an NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1930. A Woman’s Fortitud e Foils Kidnap Band companions is shown below, A wife’s courage in the face of threats to bomb her home after a block of wood had been sub- | Pacitic, ¢ stituted for $100,000 ransom, brought about the release of Earl Yocum, wealthy Galva, Iil.,|of the tobacco shares, Public Utili- banker, held three days by kidnapers, and the arrest of two of his capto Y his wife are shown left after his safe return. 3 napers with Chief of Police Krumtige of Kewanee, IlI. The banker and Above is Vernon Ahlgren (left,) one of the kid-| The car used by Ahlg: n and four Birth Record A daughter was born at New Brit- ain General hospital Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Kachig Markarien of 200 Glen street. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Rice at New Britain General hospital this morning. at New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bruce. A son was born this morning at New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels of 173 Wash- ington street. A son was born Booth street A daughter was born this noon to M- and Mrs. Anthony Wabalas of 14 Dwight court. HRS. HENRIETTA PARSONS IS DEAD AT AGE OF 83 Widow of Alonzo B. Parsons Expires at Home of Niece On Arch Street, Mrs. Henrietta B. Parsons, widow of Alonzo H. Parsons, died yesterday afternoon at the home of her nicc | Mrs. Mary Rempp of 625 Arch street after a short illness. She was 83 years of age. Mrs. Parsons was born in Derby, but for the past nine years a resident of this clty, coming here from Windsor, Besides her n | she is survived by George | Parsons and a granddaughter, | John Shumm,“both of West Hart- ford. uneral services will be held in Quebec, tomorrow afters rs. Rempp, B. Stanstead, noon. City Items Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Granholm ind son Elmer, Jr., of Detroit are visiting Mrs. Christina Larson of 50 Newington avenue for a few weeks. Before her marriage Mrs. Granholm was Miss Agnes Larson, Winthrop council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty 1 hold its reguiar mecting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening at J U. M. hall. A card party for membe: and friends will follow Pl‘emie;;Plan Tribunal To Arbitrate Disputes Tondon, Nov. 3 (®) — The empire premiers today decided to establish an empire tribunal for justiciable disputes between the dominions. The proceedings will be in the nature of {voluntary arbitration. The empire tribunal will not be a permanent court but will be estab- lished for each dizpute. It will con- | sist of five members, two ‘selggted by cach disputant and the- four thus named will choose the fifth who will serve as chairman. As the tribunal will deal only with involving the dominion gov- ernme rather ghan individuals it will not serve as a substitute for the privy council, now the supr court in the British cmpire. The tribunal may meet any place in the empire. 0. FORECLOSURES GRANTED sest Ellis street and street, was ordered tanley J. Traceski in city court today. The s s by Rosa Fancuilli Morello agains Anna Elia, et al. The debt is $3 $27.82 and the redemption date December 1, 1830. Attorney Yale Sable represented the plaintiff. The New Britain Lumber com- pany, plaintif in_a $3,000 suit 1gains Itank Bordonaro, was anted a default judgment amount- {ing to .03 by Judge Traceski, The suit was for lumber supplie: Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford and Camp represented the plaintiff. FOUR KILLED IN WRECK . Galmier, France, Nov. 3 () — Four persons were killed and 19 in- jured today by a motor bus which perty on lon Cher Judge plunged Into a raxine. The identitics of the victims were not immediately ascertained, The speed of light and electricity is approximatcly the same—186,300 miles a second, A daughter was born this morning | this morning to | Mr. and Mrs. Odilen Temelin of 62 Mich., | ®|lice he ha I'oreclosure on two pleces of pro- | 2 1 RENT RECEIVER d | WIFE FLEES RICHES * FOR STAGE CAREER 'French Singer, Chicago Packer’ Bride, Prefers Footlights New York, Nov. 3 (®) — Jeanne | Aubert traveled thousands of miles Ito escape a life of wealthy leisure, and now she reports for work each | night at the stage door As the wife of Nelson Morris, millionaire Chicago meat packe she could lead a life with every a granted. But career more important |than marriage to this slim, blonde French singer After a whirlwind Morris, then known |student in Harvard narried him in Pari wanted to continue on the ge but he went into courts and got an injunction pre- venting this, quoting the French aw that “a wife is subject to her husband ip all matters.” § is Toma with s the richest Mlle. Aubert She fled to Liege and to Milan, but | he kept her out of the theater there, Then she sailed for this country and was given one of the leading roles in ‘the operetta, ‘“Princess Charming. “I consider my stage career important than any marriage malke,” she explains. “My m ject in secking a divorce he objects to ze appes | “I want to work. I've been on stage all my life since T chorus girl at the Apollo theater in Parie and I want to work while I'm still young.” more 1 can was i ALEXANDER GAWELEK, 44, DIES AT BROAD ST. HOME | Salesman for Sewing Machine Coni- pany Active in Politics in Yifth Ward. Alexander Gawelek, aged 41, for the past 15 years a salesman for the Singer Sewing Machine Co., died this morning at his home, 93 Broad street, aiter a sifort illn He born in Poland and came to this country 21 years ago. For many years he was promin t in the political activities in the fifth ward, | being a member of the Polish Po- litical Club No. 1. Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Ga- | welek, he is survived by a son, Alex- ander Gawelek, dr., aged 11; two sis tors, Mrs. Alexander Hrycaj and Mrs. Anna Lyro, both of this city two brothers, John and Joseph Ga- welek of Poland, and a niece, Mrs. Adolph V wicz of this city Iuneral arrangements will be nounced later. was an- Finds Woman Strangled, | Arrested for Murder York, Nov. 3 (®—Last night o De: 1in the coast guard, reported 1o po- d found Mrs. Dolores Gor- | don, 31, strangled to death in his | Bronx apartment. Today Parker was arrested for murder, although he said he was in- nocent after an all night question- ing. Pagke 1| he found Mrs, | Gordon's body when he returned % shortly before midnight. Medical officers believed the woman, | with whom the scaman shared his partment, had been strangled ‘h(x' sleep. AMED John E. Kilbourne ha rents in th |action brought by the Chelsea Sav- lings Bank of Norwich against Her- man M. Feigenbaum of New Britain, | Abraham H. Goodman of Hartford and the Swift & Upson Lumber Co. of New Britain, to foreclose a | mortgage on property on Hartford avenue. Prior incumbances on the prop- lerty are two sewer rights of w | pointed receiver of approximately $1,900 taxes due the | city of New Britain and approxi- mately $150 water rents due the city {of New Britain. Attorney Andrew B. Davies rep- {resents the plaintiff and the papers ! were served by Constable Frangis 12. | Clynes. FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS French | ey M. Parker, a former seaman | in | been ap- | Deaths I former ite of thi f Meriden, : her hi years, and Diego, Cal, | C. A, Sells of for the erman Whit nd a daughter, oux Falls M th Da- eral |afternoon s Mortus rvices 30 Oakville cem ton. Mrs, Sarah S. Webster Sarah S. Webster, who made home at 15 Francis court for 'many years, died Saturday st. Peter's hospital, Brooklyn. Mrs. Webster, who was widow Herbert Webste 1 by sisters in B geport and two ters, one Mrs. Mrs her at of is survive two G suilliano, Funer: | afternoon chapel the South'Co: ficiatec cemetery. forme 1 Hill of church of- in Jairvi Mrs. Catherine Mrs. vidow Delano D . Kendall itherine no of Joseph Ke be held at Mills on Wedr will Funeral ser home of Mrs afternoon u Theodore A. G Congregational Burial will day | Rev. | First |officiz | field | Moore ed W. James | Word was rece vesterday of the death o | P. Moore, formerly of t Detroit, Sunday morning the Mr M s city W. city city I Jarn in was son of es P of re s will in t ind Mrs. Elizabeth K. Squire imeral Mr R. Squire, stre pa t. Rev. The of the reh, offici: Fairview cem The pall Barry, Harry Body McGinley, Williar Unwin and Kennet zational vas stor Iirs tery b Harry Ifuneral rvice son, & dy 51, of 2 who died Friday | day atternoo home Rabbi Co regation rael, ofticiated Alom cen Davidson Harry 1 1wood str loc Schwart e Bre 0 Todzia M A oy anley who died of I'riday, ) o'clock Todzia, wift Broad held this red Heart wid celebrated a mass of requi Re | Kowalezyk was acon an John Pitrus Home for the Members of Jesus society, St Women's mperance Sacred Heart church funeral of their late members of the Daughters of Mary of the Immaculate Conception, onz |of them being Sister Ludwiga, sister of the deceased woman, also at- tended. | The howski, Wrobel |licki, Adam Zi Machowski and 17 Rev. Father Dawid, Rev. Father Kowalczyk and Uather Pitrus, conducted the mittal services at the grave. was in Sacred Heart cemc;l- str v. Joseph olemn high Alexander a4 Rev 1 N ne of ety and th was Holy Iran socicty of attended member, Five Victor Gr tin M Michael ki Rev. com- Burial Y, James Share Prices Drift Mally_I raders of Causes Business to De- cline — List Eases Off in Afternoon. Approach Election w York, Nov. prices drifted uncertainly in today’s tock market, as trad appes itent to accept tomorrow's elec o | The market is accustomed to. turn |dull pending the dissipation of the |shadow of un ertainty cast by an |approaching election, but this has 1 but one of many factors influ- ing speculative quiet during the past fortnigl A fow shares rallie Iy during the morning, apparently reflected closing out of short con- cts before the market holiday to- morrow. By early afternoon, how- ever, the list again eased off, most | of the pivotal shares, such as U. S. General Elecfric, Stamdard of and Western Electric show- s of a point or 1 Early of 2 to 3 points in suc Llectric Power and Ligh , Allied Chemical, and Union point or rather | Stee A | shares DuPol ties and do | tical | conmi. nent specialties, were | whittle statis- fon hous re in - While there present is a an to sell prime wdvisory services atill ivlation should pro- Iy, and ondy on re- on this point th th statements for ti were relativ siiiran Teported which was not far in the like Coca Cola re- somewhat rter a year reacted ings Iner- net carned axes particularly v 10 selling of News Colorless nd business and trade in the main colorles becoming reconci quiet and i for some little time Decline In Mail Orders Montgomery W about 6 period of sales per cer ast year, of little = like iggregate decline months 1d i 1 oficially ! directly with brokers, thar oid rather to 1 might reduce d cause with- lers L drawal ! ) lower dissat th a MARKET otal sale | Lair & Fgn Pw Loco Smel Am Tel & | Anaconda | Atchison Atlantic It & ( lix Corn eport Gen Am 1 Genl Asph : Ele Goodr Gr Hudson Motor iy Con I Inil Iatl Nick | mtl Tel & | Tohns-Munv IKan: ity S0 Kresge | Kroger Liquid feth Al MK & ‘\]l\\flfl(l Pa Mont Ward | Nasii Motors | Nat Biscuit {N Y Central . | N Haven R | North Am ( Packard Mot Pan-Am B Par't Lasky | Phitlips Pet Pub Serv N | Pullman o Radio Corp Rad-Keith-Or Rem: Rand 140 . 89 J 2014 21 i 19% In Today’s Stock Market While an excuse for marking time. |7 Uncertainly EppYBROTHERS £ G Members Hartford Stock Exchange ! | reet MERIDEN 3 Colony Street NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main § HARTFORD 33 Lewis Street Extend W@(-gl}dE: 1934 413 701 Rep Irp & St Roy Dutch N Y 44% St L San Fran 713 rs Roebuck 493 sinclair Oil 14 uthern Pac 104 uthern Ry and Brands L 0il Cal . Std Oil of NJ Std Oil of NY Stewart W'rner We Offer: 50 SHARES STANLEY WORKS 50 SHARES e HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE mkn’ Unior Union Pacific U't'd Gas & 1'p 3 United Corp U S Ind Alco US Rubber U S Steel Warner Br Pic West'gh's Elec Woolworth LOCAL STOCKS (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Industrial Stocks asualt Aetna Ins Co Aetna Automobi Cenn Gene | Hartford I | Hra s | National Fi Phoenix Fire o ers Ins Co Htd Conn Ins re Boiler Co Manufacturing Am Har Arrow-Hart & Hegem Billings & Spencer . Bristol Br war Associated Press Photw’ \pufl_mumn] section of iron highway ngamen Springfield, Ill. Bricks are laid on metal sheets. I'his is an County, near in S \ B Mach orth & Ju almer Bros Peck, Stow Russ Scovill dard anley Wo: Torrington Co Union Mfg Co ... * TRADING DECLINES Elec . 4 ey Many Traders Absent on Ex- tended Week-End Holiday ed to cor Noven: 14, withdrawr ssed to 1 Waskowitz and 1 Rosenblatt by foreclosure, -demption having ex- November 1. Corrado Pa- . were defendants in the Attorney Maurice W. presented the plaintiff. Wil Six Wesleyan Men to Get Olin Scholarships leto v. 3 (UP)—Six Olin vearly grants Cenn Hfd ¥ Hfd G time at a Wesleyan service Wednesday, recipients will be Harry S , Philadelphia, Pa.; Willard M South Portland, Me.: Ralph ton Wood, Albany, N. Y. harles H. Brown, Ames, Ta.; Hor- M. Lockwood. Milford and An- Jr., Flushing, Alle Wall ion tod TREASURY BALANCE Ba 5 somew hips will be 1 G. Guernsey, ley, Mg Kenneth T. Hal- Wellesley Hills, M. John W r a. and Danfel Coldw Mich. HOW LOVING I, ter nplated offerings il after election which rail- for 1d Santa 1\ on order tor cars and Mrs have loved ago, but it looks Il off now. Mrs. Neal recently that her hus- pawned her prized shét- wion. she cuts all the s automobile. An argu- which there was a ware tossed about. to & hospital for is of some i in i ars alm, told band police 1l types un 2 ctropolitan area of a slight decre: October 0 in Sey s of started in t deal of g from the 1 embe The n W. also wa 408.2 ye: TFor October the total the like period las reporis tly lower than th ported r Oct 10 the end area was s slig WAR ON SWi Begorra, on swearin nn, ARING ral commenta ¥ Ir outlook fo the h have Dublin ed a cam- and profane v week some- hefore the courts dollars for not his cheek. vear ation of t contract d into purd Owe 10is Glass (o of Atl nan the i of Toled assets of the Real Estate News ew York bot city es operating Jord made Jordan a proposal Motor Co., the war s fallen 100 nee ry o I7a ¢ more olders o tocl svfficient number sha s They Stand in Line for i—lours to Get a Nickel A section of the army of the unemployed in New York City bafore the Church of St. ineis of Assisi. As they file by, Father Gabriel, shown above at right, hands each man a nickel, which iven them without regard to creed or _nutirmality. 'On the day the above picture was taken 2,109 men received the small gift, which is made possible } by contributions to aid Father Gabriel in his work.