New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 3

DR, BUSH MAY COME BEFORE JURY Local Man Got Diploma From Medical College Under Suspicion Dr. J. W. Bush of New Britain and his brother Dr. A, P. Bush, formerly of this city but now said to be in Memphis, Tennessee, may be called to testify before the sesion of the extra- ordinary ggand just next week, ac- cording to Feports today in connection Wwith the investigation of the manner of procuring *doctors' licenses. When asked this morning if they would be called, State Attorney Hiugh M. Alcorn said it was not un- likely that Dr. J. W. Bush would be called before the grand jury, although he did not care to commit himself definitely upon the matter. _Asked if efforts were being made 00" ve Dr, A. P. Bush come back to testify Mr, Alcorn said he preferred not to state at this time. Drs, J. W. and A, P, Bush _are graduates of the Kansas City college of Medicine and Surgery and both ve practiced in this city for several years. Recently Dr. A. P. Bush left rather suddenly. When a Herald representative in- terviewed Dr. J. W. Bush and asked him if it were true that his brother had left under suspicious circum- sances while Dr. J. W. was out of the city, the latter denied that there was anything firregular, but stated that his brothet who was working for | him and not a partner in the firm of Don’t Get Bald Cuticura Does Much To Prevent It \ \im . Dandruff, itching and scalp irri- totion point to an unhealthy con- dition of the scalp which leads to |talling hair and premature bald- ness. Frequent shampoos with Cu- ticura Soap do much to prevent such a condition, especially if pre- ceded by a gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment. Droobr Mal Addram. <Outienss Laber: s, Dot 310, Maiden 88, My * old every- ‘Boap e, Ointment 2 and b0 Talewm 2be. Cuticura Seapshaves withoutmug. 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A dav's use will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest_cold, and it_is also splendid for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and bron- chial asthma. Pinex is & most valuable eoncentrated compound of genuine Norwav pine ex- Qru{u the most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailmenta. To avoid disappointment ask vour druggist for “215 ounces of Pinex” with directions, and don’t accept anvihing 1 nteed to give absolute satis- i G“"Tnuu-y v':- The Pinex faction or Co, Pt. Wayne, Tnd. pleasant—c ilm | Bush and Bush,” had simply gone back to Memphis to resume his old practice there, Asked this morning if he were in- vestigating reports that Dr. A. P. jush had left under suspicious cir- cumstances, Mr. Alcorn said_he pre- ferred not to discuss any evidence he might have before the session of the grand jury. # Dr. 4. W. Bush, who is said to be a former minister although never or- dained, was one of a group of stu- dents who accompanied Dr. Date R. Alexander to New Haven 'in July, 1920, for examindtion before the state eclectic board of examiners. Alex- ander now is under arrest in Missouri fr'alleged complicity in the selling of diplomas by this college to men who were incompetent and who ~had not finished the, prescribed course of study. His activities in this state are being investigated by the Connecticut authorities. f Dr. J. W. Bush graduated from a normal “school at Buffalo, which said was equivalent to a high school course. For three years he rked as a saleeman and “local prescher’” and conducted a correspondence school in chiropractic natureopathy. Since coming to New Britain, Dr. Bush has built up quite a large clien- tele, including many of the best fam- llies. The fact that he was a graduate of the school now under investigation his reacted agdinst him and several ago Dr. T. Eben Reeks intimated that Dr. Bush was not welcome at the New Britain general hospital. At the present time graduates of this school are not permitted to practice at the local hospital. Want Composite Board. The feeling is almost universal among local physicians that ‘a com- posite state examining board, such as was suggested in a recent interview to the Herald by Dr. T. Eben Reeks, su- | perintendent of the local hospital, is just exactly what is needed. Dr. Franklin R. Coombs, of New Britain, chairman of the state exam- ining board for natureopaths and | president of the National Socicty of ; Natureopaths, stated this that there should be a board consist | ing of or JNopath, one homeopat | one ot | tor, path Each applicant to | practice, he sald, should be required | to go through a general academic ex- amination first, then a general exam- | ination in anatomy and physiology be- |fore he was permitted to go any | farther. These examinations shouid be In charge of the entire board, he sald. Then the man should be per- mitted to take further examinations physicia teopath me ¢ Ane natureo- for a license in his chosen branch under the direc- | tion of experts or specialists in that branch. FAZZINA-CRESAFULLE Nuptial Mass For Local Couple Cele- brated at St. Mary's — Reception Follows Ceremony. Tony Vazzina of 10 Gilhert street, and Miss Mary Cresafulle of §6 Wel- mont street, were married yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at St Mary's church. Rev, W, A, Krause officlated at the nuptial mass. The couple was attended by Joseph Pavano as ‘best man, and Miss Mary Fazzina as maid of honor. The bride was dressed in white satin and wore a veil caught with orange blossoms, She carried a bridal bouquet. The maid of honor was dresscd in tangerine georgette and carried pink roses. Vol lowing the wedding, a reception was held at the Ukrainian hall on Erwin place. Vazzina's orchestra played musie for dancing and individual members favored with instrumental numbers. Misses fban Morgan and Rose Pison contributed to the pro- gram with vocal numbers, Waterbury Man Is Held For Death of His Friend Waterbury, Nov, 1b.-—Deputy Cor I. E. Conway in a finding made public today holds Joseph Elinskas of this city criminally respongible for the death of his friend, Wiltred Baribault also of this city. Klinskas was driv ing a motorcycle on which both he and- Baribanlt were riding on Novem- ber 2nd, when it collided with automobile owned by Henry Snow was making a left turn Oldham avenue from the | road when the anotoreycle linto his car, causing the death of Baribault. The coroner finds [ negligent driving by Elinskas {sponsible for the accident an Snow N into crashed FRIDAY IS VICTOR DAY A 0 ‘Another ndw Vietor weekly record release intro- ducing the handsome Spanish cavalier, Miguel Fleta, the sensation of the Metropolitan opera season, as well as two of the most delicately graceful modern concert songs by Geraldine Farrar. 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Louisville, Ky., Coolldge sges as cheering signs of thd times, in con- rection with the administration ef- forts to deal with the agricultural sit- uation and to place the country’s farming establishment on perma- | nently secure Jthe that | farmers may relied upon to use sound judgment in consideration of @iestions which affect agriculture. “It seems to have popular |in some quarters to assume that the farmers would not thipk in terms safe and sound economics,” the chief executive id in a letter to Robert W. Bingham, chairman of the execu- |tive commission of the National ‘lwmm-il of Cooperative Marketing as- | sociations of the United States, made | publie here last nigit | “To the contrary,” | tinued 15.—President of the most a basis fact be hecome the letier rience has been that | the ¢ 1d be relied upon to | employ rticularly good and | sound judgnent in their consideration | of these questions.” | The ent’s letter was fn reply to a tel m sent to the White House by Ms. Bingham, publisher’ of the Louisville Courier-Journal and the Louisville Times, who has been active- {1y engaged in the development of | commodity cooperative marketing as- | sociations | "I am directed the executive | committee of the Nuational Council pf | Cooperative Marketing associations. of | the United States to press to you | their gratitude and atification the vou has com modity con sense . by for upport cooperat 1 M I M I'r W W Bingham | { Imm wheat ! formed President Cooli xn- and direct benefits to t wheat grwers resulied from the tour of Mr, Meyer and Mr. Mondell, Mr. Bingham, added, explgining that bank ers and business men had been con- vineed ecommodity mar- keting was applicable to the market ing of the wheat growing territory ad been directed to “this same fective plan and diverted from sound and uneconomic plans ,which " ’ have been suggested wi cooperative v - s WRIGLEY €O, APPEALS, Will Refuse t6 Pay Judg- ment Secured by Larson Co, Chicago, Nov The - William Wrigley, Jr,, Company, directed by Charles B3, Morrison deral master in chancery, to pay $3,718,000 to the C. 8 Ir., Company alleged { infringement of a copyrighted cjye ing gum wrapper, will contest finding of the chancery master, Wrigley announces | The only question submitted to the master was the of profits made by the Wrigley Company on the wrapper alleged to be an infring ment, Isaac H, Mayer, counsel for Mr Wrigley, says The profits 860,000, with Gigantic Larsen for Mr. amount timated at $2 per cent interest for | ive years during which the litigation has boen pending No decision has been made as yet,"” Mayer n the courts, were ¢ six Mr, wvins in says gardlefs of who lower the matter nay take several yeara longer before any final declsion is reached.” 12 CASES IN NORWALK Norwalk Nov, 16.~«In court today the cas arrested here yesterday after up™. raids on places where it law wa Conn., the poliee here 1 noon in extensive o by the #ute was alleged | violated were day. 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