New Britain herald., 1928-02-18
FATHERS AND SONS ELBOW TO ELBOW
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Like father, like son" h . com mon saying. applying to practically every walk of life. Everywhere there are fathers of boys who are determined that their male ohEsprings shall not follow in the occupation to which they have devoted their activities since they were able to support themselves. yet the passing years continue to produce sons of physicians who are studying medi- cine, just as there are sons of law yers and engineers who are going along in the routine their fathers followed a decade or two in the past. ! Not alone in the professions can young men be found emulating the performances of their fathers, for there are families of bricklayerS and plumbers. carpenters and machiniets. just as there are old business houses from whose profits generation after generation of families are being sup ported and educated. History shows twas ever thus, and in all probabil- ity. twill ever be so.
  stances of the tendency of sons to , fit their shoes to the footsteps of | their male parents, in the field of ! business, the professions and sports. 1 William kenney, son of Michael J. Kenney, is associated with his father in the funeral directing business. Gerald Leghorn, son of Michael P. Leghorn, is in the jewelry business founded by his father. Sturman F. Dyson, son of George H. Dyson, is in his fathers iewelry store. while Maxwell $. Porter, son of Frank J. Porter has for several years been connected with B. C. Porter Sons in the furniture business. Harold w. Hatch. son of William l.. Hatch. is associated with his father in the real estate and insurance business. Sidney Levitt. son of NJ. C. Levitt, 1 jeweler, is following the jewelry bus mess, and Clifford A. Olin, manager of the Globe Clothing House is in the business his father followed for a number of years prior to his death
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 | father and sons; The r. J. Flannery Co. factory on Whiting street is con- iducted by sons of the founder: Jart- man Brothers. coopers and barrel dealers, are carrying on business started more than a decade ago by their father. Israel Lipman is in the l furniture business owned by his fath- CT. Abraham D. Lipman. Joseph P. Callahan. Urban T. Callahan, and i Donald Callahan have followed the grocery business. their father, the late Joseph F. Callahan, having been in the same business. H. Chesky X Sons Of New Britain and Hartford are prominent in the fruit and pro- duce line. Frank A. Manning, paint CT. is the son of James W. Manning, who was active in the painting and decorating business. Sons of the late Hugh Reynolds conduct the hay, grain and feed business their father ! founded, 1 Sons of the late Francis Dobson l followed him in the grocery busi- ness. Judge Henry P. Roche of the
 
 of the late Judge James Roche. { Frank H. Holmes succeeded his { father in the brick manufacturing business. and Reginald F. Towers of Towers Brick Co. is the son Of the late Joseph Towers. who was prominent in the same business for a lifetime. 1 Edward P. Burns. plumber, is tho son of the late Timothy W. Burns. who was one of the leading plumb {, ing contractors decade ago. Claude H. LerouX, son of Claude ]. Leroux. is associated with his fath- CT in the plumbing business. Walter kenney succeeded his father, the late Martin H. kenney in charge of the foundry at the North X Judd Mfg. Co. Fred O. Rackliffe of Rack life Bros. O.. is the son of Frank F.. Rackliffe, who was actively con- nected with the business for many