New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press — - NEW BRITAIN HERALD x L) 'enl'(ag; ([j)aily (‘irc5ulation For veek Ending 1 302 ye Nov. 15th g ESTABLISHED 1870 + NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1930.—TWENTY PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS WOMAN LEARNS SHE WAS NOT MARRIED | 10 HER “HUSBAND" Man's Divorce 46 Years Ago Found Tllegal by State Ruthorities FIRST WIFE WEDS AGAIN, RESIDES IN BRIDGEPORT| Mayor Quigley Hears of Mayor Plays Golf—For Charity Unusual | Situation When Payment of l{uflcli Allowance to “Widow" ¥s smpp«l; —Bridegroom Presumed He Had Been Tawfully Separated From | First Mate Half Century Ago. After having for with a man to whom she reason to believe she married, a N lived 45 had®every vears was legally | Mayor Victor J. Miller of St. Louis, didn't los a golfer when he won this miniature golf to Louis sireet corner, even though he did beat game was played to aid the city's ccmmun mayor—shown here with s ur stand at a downto two professionals. amal Britain woman has ment learned th he his first wife a year r his dea hat fund campai had never been divorced from & putting—woen s of who is now living in Bridgeport with a h 1 al ca N to whom believed herself The the day ally mairied brought t igley ta unus| vas Mayor arranged o widow confer John L. Doyle department, as necessary for financial assista state has discont e Jiad o attention of Qu and he ve the with of the Superintendent public welf will probably city to give her because the ed her widows' | W which she the dea band Mayor Quiz- names or ad- fare | he Engineer and Promoter to Face Coast Guard Boat Loses Grand Larceny Charge Vessel in Chase ASSOCIATE ALSO APPEARS DECKS PILED WITH B sion of 1 ing hu 4 not disclose the of the persons involved in igle. The widow never knew law had not heen complied with the man who wooed and | won her almost half a century ago. He represented that he had been divorced and she accepted him as her hushand, while his first wife, also understanding that she had | been divorced, did not hesitate to er into the narriage contract with the man hose name she bears. Investigators for the state brought the condition to light, the widow be- ing stunned by the information they gave her. No children were born Yo the couple, or Quigley learned. What the plans of the Bridgeport | couple are was not known here | today but it was believed probable that the necessary legal steps will be taken to legalize their marriage. EXCHANGE SUSPENDS SMALL STOCK FIRM - been rece since her suppose For obvious rea ley d dresses the that Man Missing Since October 8 Makes ook Spots Oil Burner of by Arrangements to Go Before Dist. Lines, Gives Chase and ] Auy. Crain—Fingerprinted At Po- Lead Into Cargo—Fugitive lice Station. Easily Shows Heels, w V. Bob fioter, district larceny indict him yesterday. He i r en York, Nov. 13 (P-—Charles mining engineer and pro- surrendered today to the attorney to answer a grand ent returned against Nov. ich 19 (P d London ¢ ells wh screamed f now nd gun on 1ed to a coast gua r rur £ since Octo- ! 3 his d seara in « g0 led to a belief he had met with an airplane accident til it was discovered that New York au- thorities were looking for hini in {connection with an inquiry into the |affairs of companies which he was interested. Louis P. Jubien, business asso- clate of Bob indicted with him yes- Hh‘\, surrendered few minute fore Bob arrived the district uon«\ s off Jubien was taken to a police station for fingerprinting d later was to go to police head- = arters to photographed same proce was to be followed with Bol Pogue, Pond & ivian in Financial | The tarcen Difficulties {20,000 sh to th speed. The Eoat which is the Cook, submarine base. The rur identified by na be by coast guard he: ters to have heen of British try. St 15 described as be s oil ser ot operated from Am are general liguor from French Miquelon. patrol gagement erted local the foot from the not in as at ¢ W type ports but which in co down islanc tra <t 1 be nspo dure the St rre- Bauer, v gainst e d in the sole Jubien concerns of Metal & Mining Inc. Jubien had before the grand 7 e Cook searchlight waters of ted the “rummy” three miles south of the Sacks of bottled liquor we high on the deck of the rum boat's engines we was evidently on a ng the across lone he th patro 2am blue ires Founders Share, waived immunity B at 9 o'clock New York York stock exchange e1 suspension of the Nov. 19 (A —The New today announc- | _ There ssion is a IS ificate in the pos- the torney 5 firm of Bauer. | ynion of Rob, in conn as partner Pogue he The smaller in the Pond & Vivian for insolvency. hich his signature sale the did firm, w was of of the held one val of fast con boat rot know he With Ro district attorney’s offic ¥ W. Boi it de wancial district, . Jumped In supply t from the rship stoct Harry Lake three rs one membe in t D. od N 1 to the came Bev- r's brot cted with found pat which azo The 1ts principal city The other ainge, that of as the coast ted and A shell but was j . indica ere fired over her, o him, veloped f ined offices Knoxville is in New at nn. | York and the office Argue Bail Question They proceeded to court to argue the question of bail. | which the district attorney sought to have set at $35,000 for C'harles Bob, aWay 5000 for Berverly Bob and $2,- Montauk Point raced wi for Jubien patrol hoat still following ar Charles Bob's counsel told report aboard the service craft b ers Mr. Bob had been in New York for 4 that District « Attorney of hi whereabouts, Judge Allen three indictinents Bob alleged larceny those against Beverly | and inst Jubien the thefts were alleged curred in November, 1 nerarsessior an a stirring chase 4 craft steadily dr from the patrol hoat. O partners were Freder- ick R. Bauer, Robert L. Pond. Leslic I, Vivian, Morgan H. McClement, Vance L. Bushnell, Davenport Pogue | and William Henry Jones he firm also was suspended from associate memt the New York curb exc Al 161 Watch Co., Ine., Inc., Hungarian change bank, Inc Wall street had been interested in | the fact that there were no bids for | Bulova Watch stock at the close of the market yesterday, although ‘t sold earlier at $27 a share. The stock has sold up to $43 a share tiis vear, and recently sold as low as $2 It was inactive during the e trading today Bauer, Pogue, Pond & Vivian headed a syndicate which made public offering of 75,000 shares Rulova Watch common stock at $ a and 50,000 shares of in February, 19 al comment was not available, Wall streef the firm's difficul- ties arose from efforts to support Rulova common stock. ,nmough: the firm maintained private \ni'rni owet Probe cha“-man VlSItS connections with Knoxville, it was learned that its difficulties had no | connection with those of financial | organizations in Tennessec ! A statement issued Wy the firm said “it is believed that with an} orderly liquidation, the liabilities of | the firm can be met in full.” FOUND MURDERED Mich., Nov. 19 (@ hody of an nunidentified 36 years old, shot through the head and found this morning on Lake road near here. The body apparently had been thrown from an automobile. The man was dressed in vorkman's clothing and the only :lue to iden- tification was a belt buckle, she r<hip in ontinued on Page Two senior in the tor of Bulova Copeland Products, Discount and and Landay partner All But Two Prisoners chk at W ork in S Nov 0 (Pr—( who yesterday o1d th th igainst Charles V. of Bob § 0,000, en i direc was i N Bro: 0,000 1 All to have oc- solitary con to work in the | county fail here mained un ed today Dennis Reilly of New tenced by Thomas Cos! tenced on the Un held in Mond 1o, a hele fusing of the only t Haver superior court, of New York, terfeiting ch court, wer confinement 140 pri t BURKE BACK TO JAIL Hartfo Nov. 13 (®—William | Burke of Westerly, R. 1. who was irrested in Stonington on October G by state police for alleged par- ticipation in the theft of a motor vehicle, has been turned over to a parole officer from the department of correction of New York state for | violation of parole pre-| Burke, who also known | William Bowe, was on parole from i”“ state prison at Auburn He i {aiso wanted in Auburn for bigam | 7 t ary noon were wvhen to work e chair duction former all b and rotest a e as mont us sterday their jobs, ack today 00 is sha 3 then returned to Immediately those went understood that Baltimore, Md.. Nov. 19 (UP) mysterious visit 1o a warehouse Inight by Rep. Hamilton Wish, re | publican, New York, chairman of the house communist inquiry com- mittee, and a squad of police, wa reported to to have heen search for papers relating to com- munist activities. Fish would not explain the in- cident. The only visible result of the trip was a crate of lettuce, cart- {ed to the street but abandoned out- side the building. A truck which had | been backed up to the warchouse Iwas driven away empty. A last Fish left for New York a pressing himself as satisfied v expedition. One unofficial a said documents had disap Fish's office in Wash and he was secking to recove: The congressional committe been busy during the fall with investigations in parts of the country. Recent velopments in the inquiry Fish’s announcement that an would be sent to Mexico to the situation there, and his ad of a permanent agency to k jtouch with commupist activit MA Pontia - from about four times body, was the Walled man a . BOB SURRENDERS 41 SHELLS FIRED - INNEWYORK GITY. AT RUM RUNNER figur of her Block Island sound, re 1dling for chair fa factory Warehouse In Search of Papers summe various TORNADO WRECKS | (Cropet g piane OKLAHOMA TOWN, KILLS 17 PERSONS ‘Sweepa Through Village of| | Bethany, Near Oklahoma City, i Destroying Many Homes RESCUE SQUADS RUSHED T0 SCENE BY AUTHORITIES Twister Virst Demolishes School, Rilling Three There and Injur, ing Other Pupils—Swoops Down on Suburb of Oil Center and Leaves Trail of Wrecked Work in Rain Homes—>Men to Ald Stricken. Nov injured that did the vill miles from the 3 (P—At killed and to- prop- Bet 30 than toc X as t in; n Th the it and 1 and John Douglas Hoove w. 0 0. 1 Mrs L. Bounc Ma Zorl Shary Mur Large Many Others Hurt Mary Proct 11 other pu lled the of one all of t hospi ntified pe < 00ZE takish 1 sever re injur- Farmers p ad and in red from t brother brought City aft vifiS[[M LEADER Rains Crafy | nE: Okla Early this homa 1 rnoon the hodies of d been recovered of smashed ss buildings. Thirty Oklahoma City hos- Forty- Muhammed Ali Asks Con Independence for India, NATION 10 AC Great rom a 4 pa- e T 1 were in \ sup- arles « g th compar liquor, s caped areq durir an aviator. repo speaker Says Britain survey that the to the imme- ed after an dar was diate area of Bethany. Mother Shelters Burton r sterm to d child stood Whe in a 110- | chaser n boat 1t quar- regis- ing of such A Lose Country As Did Americ o Unless It Changes Policy. Gran Child to home hed 5| W. I n Reques r the tind it erican ly used the, of N Decks Piled With Booze 1 mis- Hutc the -black spot- bout Race piled vessel. and Joht of said at 1 destrove who bro d to ady Applauded At One Point to ac- vessel iversity hospital with 7 awing | " SLAYS TWO BROTHERS INKENTUCKY BATTLE nd the ed on P arkin ) Cincinnati Man A\dmil.w Shooting—Says He W Roughly Treated hops ) |h' re- Actory wo re- " GRAIN DEALER SHOT: K 4 Nov Cincin s today Edward (LP)— ati, admit- he sho Joh Gal v v Weman Also When She Fails to Heed Order Bellevue 2muel Kelly d to d and kil laghe Junded n, sen- and ective d br an e still thers, ano soners sed as a in a ly al- hut 13 11 of he in foi gether wa city |John was 60. Fra ng brothers had did it," to Kell 45 unded discuss ed his “Sam is, we to inforr ref unt he over sh00! | Kelly said. H s ur abl talk arrestec was d the ird shortly Police brothers it Llood-sp 1 ing four empty cartridges wa in his possession. m eking ¢ pic er ex- th the ount peared ington them. has r and 5 on a pistol contain foun! ly de- THE WEATHER were | agent study | vocacy | cep in ies, New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday; little change in temperature. - ATTACKS ENGLISH Dlefe Wil MISTAKEN FOR THIEF Wounded ceomcres ) GAPT, FRIED RUSHES TO RESCUE SHI: SWEDISH VESSEL SINKING OFF COAST; 530 SAVED IN SECOND WRECK TODAY TROOPS CONTROL REPUBLICAN PARTY Julsh D'Cstrestk 400 SPANISH EAP'TAL SP[NT$2845 HERE iles From Cape Race —Famous Skipper of Fear of Revolution Causes Pre- G. 0. P, Election Expenses $85) Liner America Speeds mier {o Call Soldiers Higher Than Democrats’ to Scene — Mauretania STRIKE ORDER EXTENDED $360 BIGGEST DONATION Does Actual Rescuing. Plot Contribution Message Says Crait Filling Fast — British Steamer Highland Hope Crashes On Rocks, Passengers and Crew Taken Off in Lifehoats. Bared to Overthrow King, Maurice Stanley's Establish Republic — Students Largest, Harold L. Judd's Second Wave Red Flag—Guards Ordered in Size—Party Committee State- to Shoot I Necessary. ment Filed Today Madrid Nov. 19 f a| The rep d of d primaries f ot nor 10— cdging up h vessel aboard oned sh oon took ile the steamship America Fried on her almost 1¢ SOS from did Endi- 5 to an ded. the comple u alongside freighter ceipts, ( as follo celo ) 1 i today Ovid and see- de the continued the ather the sately ere disorders at cboats fron alto- trom ing & irbances elona. There reelona was not them 1 today di- erica bouni from her i totalling 1o safety coast of Portugal, had struck a reef held for the smail steamer Panja which has ht in the South ten days A pro- ship when was plot fl: th Monday. ts of sig of Sends Out S O S Nov. 19 fror he (P—An Swedish which radioed 00 miles south took the 2 a m, of tha of 1,558 orge d, the Ameri- wo ocean res- 1d the Florida. he Ovidia, which hero ¢ hoe a t2za longitude les south- Ovid 0 miles or 400 of Cape HRS. MILLER FORCED T0 ABANDON HAVANA TRIP Australian Flier Turns Back Endicolt nee of hoping o Moderate sta officers Famous noon ed on Page Two) When She Meets Impene- ed on Page Two) TWO CITY EMPLOYES T0 BE LAID 70 REST Officials to Attend Funer- als of Isaac Hills and James Towers trable Fc Auto Twice in Flames Gives Fire Laddies Break ac 48 Wil- mana- United rrow. held o b § o'c t John sequics. Infantry & squad Span- Father Straps Child, 2, Ducks It In Cold Water, Policeman Learns Veteran it at to member Mayor ers of b 8 Armory take vds mis- report or 1 the hild to brai condit ention for « igh- tol was going ning for ther one of the ¥ 1 held at ternoon at his odore A. Greene Congregational Burial will ciate 4 child, scarcely out of its iew cemetery,