New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1924, Page 13

DISBARRED DOCTOR GETS INJUNCTION D Mawice B. Bumstan ol Bridgeport Making Legal Fight Hartford, Jang, 12. -~ A temporary | injunction restraining the state coun- cil of health Lrom revoking the license of Dr. Maurice B. Burnstan of Bridge- port, was served on thé council today, and accordingly no dction was taken by the council relative to the revoca- tion of fhis ligense as requested by, the examining ‘hoard of the eclectic medical séeiety. The injunction was signed by Judge John W. Liridgeport, and serves in prac the same mannér as an appeal from | the action of the state council would | do. Dr, Burnstan wis a graduate of the Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery and was one of the 21 named in the validating bill which was ve- toed by Governor FPempioton, The health council did act, however, on the names of the remaining 18, re- voking their licenses and making a total of 43 eclectics and one nteiire- opath ‘revoked to this time. Those revoked today are as follows: Harry Lillienthal and of Rridgeport; Julius . Karp, Etamara Mower and Joseph E. Koplowitz fof Hartford; Samuel Lerner, Harry Braverman and Anthony Campo of Stamford; Naman H. Burkhead of Darien, Samuel Slab tsky of Derby, David ‘\ Aronson of Waterbury, Roy A. Long of Westport, Irva M. George of New 'Haven, Wil- | liam A. Roody of New Britain, Leroy, Coombs of East Norwalk, William D, MacCormack of Willimantie, Dr. George was the first woman physician whose license has been re- voked. Republicans to Choose Selectman Monday Night . Notices were received today by publican members of council of a caucus Monday evening at G. O, P. headquarters to nominate re- # selectman to succeed Arivd Nero, re- | signed. It is said that Albert Andenson has a strong support for the place. Mutual Savings Bank Open Saturday Nights How much will you have accumulated reach 657 that should today. Only by regularly, putting away a little each week can you hope to reach that which you forward to. start this week and watch the Balance grow. 41/5% Interest A few more Xmas Club. ™~ Banks of | ally | the y common | It's a question NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1924. JOINT INSTALLATION OF 0DD FELLOWS OFFICERS More Than 100 Members From This CITY ITEMS. The Ladies of Bohemian Eable will hold a masquerade ball for its mem- | bers tonight .n Sokol hall, | Rev. Dr. Gustave Andreen, presi- dent of Augustana Collene and Theo- | logical Seminary, will speak tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at-the First Lutheran church. The Wennerberg chorus will sing. At a meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary City Present At Ceremony In Hartford. A public installation of officers of the Andre Lodge of this city, John‘ Ericson Lodge of Hartford, and the| Scandia lodge of Meriden was held in| granch No. 11, A. O, H., held last ‘l(artford last evening. Over 100 evening in Judd’s hall the officers of members from this city \\_ere_prr»snnl the branch were invited to attend the to see Aaron Carlson of this city, who ! installation ceremonies at Windsor is an officer in the grand lodge, in-|[,0cks tomorrow. Iollowing the regu- i stalled in office. lar business session whist and 45 were | The following officers of Andre|piayed. | lodge were also installed in offic e —— Noble grand, John Holmberg; vie “Wanted' Mayor fOI“ Citv Of New York; All Are Ill noble grand, Raymond Carlson, re- New York, Jan. 12.—New. York's cording sccretary, Albert Peterson; financial secretary, Algot Peterson;, treasurer, ¥rank Wallen; warden, | reserve strength in mayors was taxed Harry Hillstrand; conductor; P'aul ' today when Murray Hulbert, acting Nelson; right. supporter to noble! mayor during the convalescence of | grand, Emil Bloom; left supporter, Mayor Hylan was confined to his George Carlson; right supporter to | home with grippe. William T. Collins, | vice-grand, Alford Wilson; left sup- vice.chairman of the board of alder- porter, W. Larson: inside guard, men, now is temporary head of the | Dewey Hultin; outside guard, Charles | city government. Mr Hulbert became Hallberg; chaplain, Arvid Thornald- ill at a meeting of the aldermanie (sen; finance comimttee, Fmil Beng- board yesterday. John I, Sinnot the ston; custodian, Malcom Berg: com-'mayor's son-in-law and secretary com- | mittee of relief, John Anderson; press pleted the cyele of official incapacity committee, Aaron Carlson and John|through illness following a reesnt Holmberg; pianist Benjamin Olson. | minor operation. He too is confined to o e his bed. Indiana Contest for Gov. . WALLER Probably Will Be Adjusted rotes mtmate e ¢ Washington, Jan. 12.—A settlement | Country on Political Mission of the contest for the republican| \yarsaw, Jan, 12.—The socialist | nomination for governor in Indiana |jcaders in the diet have filed a de- {18 to be attempted on the same prin- | yand for an interpellation of the ciple which yesterday brought about|ministers of war and forelgn affalrs unity of the republican nrnn!rflllonv,,‘a,dh,g General Haller's recent visit forces in that stute behind President (o (he United States, Coolidge. Joseph B. Kealing, republi-| 11 is their desire, they say, to dis- cun natlonal committceman from In-|cyss thelr allegations that General diana conferred with President Cool- | Haller carried on work hostile to the fdge today and afterward it was learn- | national interests of Poland by co- | ed that he and Clyde A. Walb, republi- operating with the American Legion |can state chairman upon returning|in the Americanization of Poles in | home made an attempt to bring about [the United States. The sociallsts as- |a peace agreement between the various |sert that sas General Haller resigned sroups and candidates contending for | hiis seat in the diet while en route to the gubernatorial nomination. Such a America, he automatically resumed step is understood to have been urged |his rank in the active service of the by the managers of the Coolidge cam- army, They also allege that the pub- paign iuv was never properly informed as to — whether he went to America as a private individual er on an official mission Positivels fresh eges 61e. doz. Rus- xell Brox, 801 Main St.—advt, IMMIGRATION M | Emigration Also Ts Discussed Today j at Rome Convention \ international immigration and emigra- |tion conference to be held in Rom in May on the initiative of the Italian government, was made publie by Gen- eral de Michells, commissioner gen- eral of emigration, in an address to the permanent commission of emigra- | tion states, At least forty states are to take | part in the conference, The commis- ‘r«lon passed a resolution directing all its members to approach their respec. tive governments with a view to ob- | taining effective contributions to the ‘wcrk of the conference, Land legis- | lation in the various nations repre- |sented in the organization was also ‘duru-urd, 15 Barrels of Booze Held By Police Now Is Water \\dllnflord. Jan, 12, ~= When the state police made |he|r trut raid in | Wallinggord a short time ago they selzed what they believed to be 43 | barrels of wine at Tony Porto's place. | Today it came out in court that 15 barrels had mysteriously changed to water and nobody knew why. Judge Fowler ordered the remainder . de- | stroyed. when you . | — interest you MEMORIAL TO CRISPI | Rome, Jan. 12.—Premier Mussolini | presided at the unveiling of the fore eign ministry today of a marble tab- let inscribed in memory of Crispi, the great Italian statesman. The cere- mony, attended by representatives of the senate and chamber of deputies was timed to occur on the anniver sary of the revolution in Sicily, led by ispl, which broke out in Palermo, i ce lndependen {Jan. 12, 1848, have l k BANDITS ASK RANSOM . By The Assoclared Press. Make your Shanghai, Jan. 12.—Bandits have selzed four junks loaded with wood and oil belonging to the American firm of 1. G. Gillespie Sons, on the upper Yangtze river, and are holding them for a ransom of $16,000. The seizure is reported to have taken place about thirty miles below Wanhsien, provinee of Szechuan. BANK CONDITIONS ®ew York, Jan, 12.—The actual con | dition of clegring house banks and | trust companies for the weck shows a deficit in reserve of $4,402,200. Re- serve decreawed $21,791,440. days now, in which to join Ofl' Be one of the thousands in New “+ who will have a fine large check coming o them, the first of next December. We will be open tonight to help you make the start. NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO. Open Tonight Cor. Church and Main | me To This Rome, Jan. 12--The program of ths | PLANNING PROSECUTION State’s Attorney Alcorn Confers Today on Medical Cases—Decision 10 be Reached Next Week. New York, Jan, 12 Hartford, Jan. 12.—State's Attor-| gperators on the long side met with | ney Hugh M, Alcorn today appearcd |giffer resistance in t{heir g ASiati before Judge Frank D. Haines in the | ror higher prices in today's brief ses- superior court with reference to the\,im‘ Of tho Mtock market, -Homvy report of the grand jury procecdings | profit-taking and short selling in some | which s expected to result in prose- | sections of the list coincided with cutions against some who were found | ich dhaanstrationg In GHR &fV: to be illegally practicing medicine 1nl",g the market a highly irregular ap- | the wuis 2 pearance. The cnstomary leaders Mr. Alcorn called the attention of | held Gisly woll. Imptestve strewsih the court to the matter and what was| oy snown by a number of the pub- desired in the transmisslon of the rec- | e wtitity, Mik and automotive iesues: ord to the state’s attorneyvs of the sev- M1k webs sludeish’ exotot tor: tnel eral counties concerned. The manner| rcading and the new Philadelphia | of making this transmission was dis- $P%al el $han ahaken. sil ot Thitk cussed at some length and whether it | - % ¥ up 1 to 2 points. Selling pres- | should be done by the statc's attorney | oyl A mu-l-m' .“‘~r e St‘ l;’a;zl | or the foreman of the grand jury. Thwprof«-rrml, (;0”‘ ’T'Y‘udurlfl dflht‘rM court ordered a recess and & confer-| pyo oo ‘International Paper, Texas ence was then held at which Judge g ;- gyiphur and West Virginia. The Haines, Mr. Alcorn and Foreman Hol- b6 s e S b el den were present. It was decided "‘"'mule 600,000 hh';':‘ o PP as Judge Haines will be in Hartford | sl ares. next week decision as to the manner |\ o0 F 8. in which it might hest be handled will o b ,,‘ he made by that time. I ROBINSON ARRIVES Third American Fxpert Will | | Anaconda Cop. His Work on Reparations Probe on| Atch Top & S F wt At Gulf & W 1. Bald Toce .... 3 in. | Balti & Ohio Paris, Jan. 12.—Henry M. Robin.|paitl £ QRIS - son, American member of the second| expert committee which is to inquire '(_;:"’l‘,a‘:’""" . into Germany's fnancial affairs, who Osii' Coath Co arrived in Paris late last evening. will| o, 0 7o . spend his time over the week.end Chi Mil & 8t P taking it easy after his ocean vovage.| . hi Rock 1 & P 2 |On Monday he will begin a study of (“iile Cop the documents at reparation commis- | c 0 op 'ulon headquarters here relating to| .. Gas the exodus of capital from Germany.| i,y ProdRf nw with which the committee he is m‘l rucible Steel .. serve upon will deal. Mr. Robinson has adopted the same policy of reticence as that fel- lowed by Charles G. Dawes and Owen D. Young, American members of the|Gen Elee .. first committee, feeling that the task Gen Motors fn hand is one for work rather than|Goodrick ( words. His first contact with repara-! Gt North pfd tion cireles will occur Monday, when | Inspir Cop he will probably call on the members| Int Mer Mar {of the first commitiee at the same|int Mer Mar pfd |time that the reparation commission | Allis Chaims members pay their courtesy visit, | Pac Oi1 | Int Nicke! Autoist Who Killed Man |-y Spring T ¢ ennecott C op. In Stamford Exonerated |renign vai ... Stamford, Jan. 12.—James A. Shan- | Mid States non, driver of the automobile which [ Mis Pac .. | struck and fatally hurt Charles Speh, P OB s onvin a retired fire department captain De. |N Y N H & H.. 12 cember 29 was exonerated by Coroner | Norf & West . .104 J. J. Phelan in a finding today. Speh [North Pac 54 was fixing the tail light of the car|Pure Ol ...... 24% of Walter Russell of Stratford, in|Pan Am P &T.. 36% front of the garage in Main street in|Peon R R... 8% which he was employed at night man, [ Picree Arrow 10 Shannon drove his car around a curve | Ray Con Cop just at that point to take Clark’s Hill | Reading .. on the Post read. The collision caught | Rep T & 8 and crushed Speh between the cars, | FOval D, N Y .. roner Phelan found contradictory | Sinciair Ol Ref evidence as to just why Shannon's car | S0Uth Pac that that of Russell, Shanon and those | SOuth Rail with him, claimed that a truck in the | Studebaker road primarily caused him to steer out T‘::"A Cr:‘” of direct line and brought him unin- [qe¥ £ FA€ © tentionally against the Russell car, The Trans Ol coroner finds that this confirmatory | . 2 Py Unlon Pac L 1808 evidence outweighed the contradictory U R Food Prod 3 claim that there was no truck in the v .’ In Alce. road. Shannon's case in the city court| . ¢ p\ ¢g . will be called Monday. U 8 Steel Bride of 16 Deserted Two |willy oceriand Days After Her Wedding Westinghouse Mildred Thompson Brown of New | VAt lead Britaln was granted a divorce from Frank Brown of New Britain on the grounds of desertion, in the superior court yesterday. Judge Marvin heard the case. Mrs. Brown was married on June 14, 1920, at the age of 16, and her husband left her on June 16, two days later. She was given the custoday of her child. Judge B. I, Gaffney appeared for her. Anna Quinn was granted a divorce from Robert Quinn of New Britain |CORN. Lt & Pow p by Judge Marvin in the Superior court | Fagle Lock yesterday. She was given her divorce, | FArfnir eBaring Co and custody of her four children, on |Hart & Cooler 5 the grounds of desertion. George W. :!:defi"”':]"‘ht veves Klett appeared for Mrs. Quinn. 3. B. MONtEOMery € ». .. | {d4. B. Montgomery p .... V. B. Gas J.IN B Machine |N PMachine WALL STREET STOCK | EXCHANGE REPORTS —~Wall Street: Spg Ref cm Snam Tob Tel & Tel .. Start Monday, After Week-end Rest, ™ 2% L1001 A20% 12 611 (Putnam & Co.) Bid Asked Actna Life Ins, Co. ....#00 Am Hardware .. . Am Hosiery Bige-Hfd Cpt Co. ¢ Billings & Spencer ¢ Billings & Spencer p Bristol Brass Colt's Arms FOUND DEAD IN OFFICE By The Associated Press, San Juan, Porto Rice, Jan. 12.—J. W. Bonner, insular treasurer of Por- torica, was found dead at his desk a\ Niles-Be-Pond 8 o'clock this morning. He leaves & \nv—'h & Judd widow here and a son and daughter, | Peck, Btow & Wil pid com residing at Ann Arbor, Mich | Russell Mfg Co g Beovill Mfg Co Southern N E Tel Standard Screw | Stanley Works Deaths aniey Works pid Tortington Co com | Traut & Hine | Peter Serafin. Travelers Tns. Co | Peter Serafin of 45 West street died Union Mig Co. this morning. He is survived by four | - sons, Stephen, Joseph, Anthony and| U. &, TREASURY STATEMENT fiev. Eugene Serafin of Bt. Bonaven- |U', 8. Treasury balance, $287,899.060. | ture's church, New York - ¢jty, and four daughters, Mrs. John Gorlewski, | w KILLED IN meEAK Mrs. Joseph Orlewski, Mre. John Smigrodzki and Mrs. Charles Dutton Rl of Bouthington. The funeral arrange- | ments, in charge of Stephen Roper, | Fatal Clash Among Religions l‘nllk‘ly are incomplete w1, & Gunboat is Ondered to Pro- | | Joseph Anton [ | Joseph, the 17 days old son of M and Mrs. George Anton of 262 Eim street, died this morning. Funeral services will be held Monday after- noon and interment will be in S| Mary's cemetery ceed to Trouble Area. | By _The socinted P Mani of the Colorum were killed at Bucas Tsland in a ciash in which a number of con- | stabulary soldicrs were siain, officia advices from Hurigai discloscd today -Kighty members religious society last woek Mrs. Nicoletta Prancischelli. Mrs. Nicoletta Francischelli, aged about 54, of 337 lLawlor street, died at an early hour this merning at St Francis hospital in Hartford | She is survived by her By The Assoriated P Manils 12 he, gunboatl Sac ramento has been ordered to the pros husband, |1nce of Surigao, where a number of | Bernargo: one dsughter, Mra, Dom- Mmembers of th :"?“'?"’_‘ i L ,,”“ . inick Dipinto of Winter street, and e B it Fees Woeh {a son, Costa, aged 14 Funeral )l""-.“’m'.r”.' — ices will be held at the house Mon- day morning at 8:30 o'clock and |trom St. Mary's chureh at 9 o'clock { Burial will be in St. M s ceme- tery. JOSEPH . HAFFEY Parlors 33 Myrtle St Service Exceptional. Lady Assistant Tel. Parlor 1625-2 Residence 17 Summer St —1825-3 Age of Ninety -One Y ears New Bedford. Mas Jan. 12 tain Alden T. Potter, one of the best known of the retired whaling masters who once sailed out of this port, Med yesterday at Smith Mills. near here He was 51 years old Captain Potter commanded the PBrunswi |Aretic whaling voyage in ‘un his vessel three it was burne T cruiser Shenandoah. 1462 . PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Member Hartford Stock Exchange 31 West Main St., Tel. 2040 Stanley R. Eddy, Manager We Offer— 100 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 50 COLTS JUDD & CO. MEMBERS HA FORD STOCK EXCHANGE Memby New York Stock Exchange Tel, 320 Tel. 1815 Trust Bldg., Main Street. Hartford, Conn, 3 West Hartford: New Britai We Offer 100 Shares New Britain Machine Common PRICE ON A I‘Pl"lL'ATlO\' HARTFORD 10 Ceutral Row \ Telephone 2-4141 Membera Members Hartford Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Donald R. Hart, Manager We Offer: 100 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 100 NORTH & JUDD 50 STANLEY WORKS COMMON Prices On Application WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS NEW BRITAIN New Hritain National Rank Bldg. 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