New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1927, Page 26

C ECLECTICS TAKE = STAND IN TRIAL el of Their Medical Qualtics- tions and Schooling New Haven, July 8 (P—While a student for three years at Middle- sex College of Physicians and Sur- meons at Cambridge, Mass., Dr. Wil- liam Levy of Hartford testified to- day in the hearing of his and six otfier appeals from the revocation of licenses to practice in Connecticut, he failed in one subject his fresh- man year, two his sophomore year and one his junior year. Made Up Faflures n each case he made up his fail- ures by reexamination before the opening of the next college year, studying during the summer. He was unable to remember, however, in what subjects he failed, or the full list of the subjects he took each year. When Dr. Levy returned to the stand today he was cross-examined by Attorney A. B. O'Keefe of West Haven. The appellant has been rep- resenting himself, and Attorney O'Keefe offered last night, with the | court’s permission, to aid him in pre- senting his case. With Drs. Lerner and Lilienthal of Bridgeport, Campo of Stamford, Mower of Hartford and others, Dr. Leyy left Middlesex for St. Louis c6Hege after commencing the work of his senior year at the Cambridge institution, he said because of the rumor testified to by Drs. Camp and Lerner that Middlesex was to he closed . In response to questions of Spe- ciak Attorney General James W. Carpenter, Dr. Levy testified to tak- ing a number of subjects at Middle- sex listed in the catalog of that col- lege as given in the senior year. He said Jhe took his senior year at St. [ college. Although he made applications to the M chusetts board while an interne in the Malden, Mass., hos- pital, he did not take the examina- tion until about the time of the grand jury investigation in 1923 of this state. Credentials from Middlesex and original high and preparatory school qredits, he said, were not available because lost by the St. Louis college. He was also unable to locate his Connecticut license and said he had ne certificate of service from his in- terneship at the Malden hospital, al- though he produced a certificate al- lowing him to practice medicine as an interne there and a letter invit- ing him to go there as an interne. He did not attend the commence- ment exercises at St. Louis college, May 18, 1921, when his class was graduated, because of a scarcity of funds and, more important, a head- ache, he said. Dr. Feldman Testifles Dr. William H. Feldman of Hart- ford, said he attended the St. Louis college one year, 1917-18, receiving his degree and diploma there. Be- fore coming to Connecticut in 1921 to take the eclectic board examina- tion he wrote to Dr. James E. Hair of Bridgeport, secretary of the board. Dr. Kemp under whom Dr. Ieldman said he studied medicine, was not listed as a faculty member in the college ‘catalog until two vears after the appellant’s gradua- tion. At St. Louis he said he studied only the allopathic, or regular sys- ten of practicing medicine. His only prepmedical credential, he said, was a “Blair certificate” from Illinois, mentioned on his ap- plication to the Connecticut board as education in the Illinois public schools. The application also men- tioned an Indiana examiner's certi- ficate. Dr. Feldman explained that he signed the application in blank and that it was then filled in by Dr. Robert Adcox, self-confessed agent for the procuring of “fake” certifi- cates and salesman for “fake” di- plomas of two colleges. When Dr. Feldman went to St. Louis first the lodgl. 5 house of Dr. Adcox was recommended to him by students at the college, he said. Dr. Adcox went with him to the col- lege, where he presented his creden- tials, including the “Blair certificate’ to Dean Briggs. He had never met Dr. Adcox until he was directed to his lodging house, he said. Drowning of Four Men h From Fishing Boat Told St. John's, N. F., July 8 (®—The | d drowning of four Newfoundland | fishermen on the Grand Banks was reported to the Cape Race wireless station today by the Can- adian government steamer Arras. Charles Williams and George Robert May of Fortune bay were lost from the schooner Donald Acreaser, and Martin Quann of Sa- | gona and Randolph Thomas Straw- bridge of Red Cove from tne| schooners Mary and Bell Weolfe. ! Quann’s body was the only one re- | covered, the message said. No de- tails were given. h a More Smuggling Autos Are Seized at Border | St. Albans, Vt, July 8 (#—More {automobiles for smuggling contra- {band from Canada into the United for the answers printed on another page under the & | sought | from the United Stai ings’ maiden name ? with her tour of the United States? medicinal may preseribe for his patients? | shing’s headquart READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927. Yale-Harvard Athletes Clty Items In Pink of Condition Cambridge, Eng., July $ (®—The Yale-H: ard track athl:les were in | the pink of ¢ .dition wh 1 they put |the finishing touches on their train- ing here this morning o~ *heir meet with the Oxford-Cambridge team at Stamford Bridge, London, tomorrow. They are leaving late this after- noon for London for a~rest. All will be in bed by 10:30 to 1est up for their strenuous activities «f the mor- {row. There will be no training in the morning, but the athictes will have a preliminary workovut at the amford Bridge grounids early in the afternoon before the 1+ eet opens. NOW YOU ASK ONE THE ANSWERS Below are the correct questions | Millinery Co., 188 Main St., at Court | St:;, New Britain. Headquarters for White Felt Hats.—advt. A son, Raymond Kendall, was born Wednesday to,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willlams of 24 Rockwell avenue. Summer school 8 to 1 daily, Con- necticut Business College.—advt. Mrs. Anna Danberg, aged 75, of {219 Stanley street, was admitted to | New Britain General hospital yester- | day for medical treatment. She is the mother of Attorney Emil J. Danberg, clerk of the city and police courts, Breakfast at Crowell’s.—advt. Frank Brigandi, proprietor of a barber shop at 170 East Main street, Now You Ask One” | cading. 1—What Maine fiddler played old ance music for Henry Ford? 2—What was the fate of Gerald | hapman, famous bandit? 3—Who is mayor of New York? | 4—On what grounds wais it PRISONERS WON'T EAT Mexico City, July 8 UP—A general hunger strike ¢ the inmates®of An- bar Countes Catheart | donacgui prison or the immediate | | dismissal of the governor of the Brown- | prison is the ‘problem facing the (has returned to the New England mayor of Tampico. He has received | Baptist hospital at Boston, Mass., an ultimatum from the prisoners where he underwent a second opera- protesting against the ‘“inhuman” |tion Wednesday. treatment to which they. are sub- jected. They . -ked for the dis- charge of the chicf prison official otherwise they will abstain from par- | taking of food. to 5—What was “Peaches” 6—What - did Sinclair Lewis do the Pulitzer prize awarded im for his novel “Arrowsmith?" 7—What is the world record for trip round the world. 8—Why did Queen Marie shorten THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS 9—What is the federal limit of liquor which a doctor SUES IN PARIS. Paris, July 8 (UP)—Burrill Ber- nard Crohn today filed euit for di- | vorce from Lucille Pel»3 Crohn, to | whom be was married in New York, | July 15, 1912. | were General Per- | s in France? 10—Where {States have been seized in the sec- ond Vermont customs district during the last two months than in any other district, Frank Dow of Wash- ington, assistant commissioner of customs, said today. Mr. Dow was here on an official inspection trip. The total for the district is 42. He declared efforts now must be centered against border rum run- | ners as smuggling along the coast is | practically at a standstill. Will Open Air Taxi Route On Connecticut Shore Charles L. Wright, a local aviator, has resigned his position with Rack- lifte Brothers Co., and will go to Stratford where, he plans to open an air passenger line for the rest of the summer. Mr. Wright will be asso- ciated with an aviator named Conk- lin of Stratford. They will run a | passenger line between Stratford and Lordship beach and also will do a general air taxi business. Devotion to Duty Cost Operator Her Life Logan, Ohio, July 8 (—Devotion to duty in the face of peril cost Mrs. Albert Storer, 35, her life, friends as- sert. Mrs. Storer was night operator at the Murray City telephone exchange, and during the cloudburst and flood last month remained at her hoard until she had warned everybody she could reach by telephone, she then waded into the flood water and as- sisted those who had not escaped before the town was inundated. After the excitement had subsid- ed, Mrs. Storer collapsed. She died yesterday. QUAKES ARE FELT Bakersfield, Cal, July 8.—(@— Three distinct earthquakes coming in rapid succession, were felt in Bakersfleld and at other points in Kern county at 4:47 p. m. yesterday. The tremors also were felt in the Kern river oil flelds six miles north- west of here. No damage was re- ported. In this city dishes rattled, chandeliers swung back and forth and some buildings shook. GETS $25,000 AWARD New York, July 8 (A—A verdict of $25,000 for the loss of the af- fections of her former husband, a physical culture expert, was award- ed to Mrs. Marie J. Goldreich, resi- dent of Germany, yesterday in her allenation suit against Mrs. Bea- trice F. Sullivan, for $100,000. el e BT WHOLESALE UNTIL 20% REDUCTION ON ALL SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS 50 ft. corrogated non-kink hose with nozzle ... $7.00 Regulation bamboo lawn rakes, Kolodney’s price 38¢ Guaranteed 8 in. rachet sweep braces, special $1.25 Maydole hammers, No. 1114, special .. . $1.19 Spalding swimming suits for men and women $5 up 10% reduction Saturday on all paints and brushes. 207 reduction on bats, balls and gloves Saturday, New shipment Florences oil stoves and ovens. A most complete line of quality household utenstls. Spalding golf and tennis equipment. Exclusive Spalding agency, TEL. 909 OPEN SATURDAY We Deliver Anywhere Promptly! HARDWARE COM GROWING WITH 220 AND RETAIL 9 P.M. Flit Combination PINT CAN of FLIT FLIT SPRAYER 89¢ Complete while they last ALDING JACKETS White, button front with pockets, for beach goif or tennis $2.75 Sizes for men and women —— Hand and Compressed Air SPRAYER Pyrox, Black Leaf “40,” Arsenate of Lead IR PANY REASON —ETHEL— Yearly Order Rates Upon AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies ES Clearance of entire stock of Sum- mer Hats, $1, $2, $3. Goldenblum |FORD CARS—Trucks and Fordson trac- tors. Bales and Bervice. Berlin Auto Sales, Berlin. Holmquist Broa. Prop. Phone_ 261-3, HUPMOBILE STAR—8ales roome and service department. Burritt Motor Bales Co. 340 Hartford Ave. st Stan. ley Bt TelL 6195. FRANKLIN CARS—The car for the next 10 years Bales and Service. 401 Weet Main St Tel 363¢. MOON AND DIANA—Sales & Bervice. R Cherry o 2081-3. Rudolph, 137 8t Tel B PACKARD—HUDSON—EBSEX sales and service. MNoneyman Auto East Main St. Te Bales, 200 PAIGE Bixes STUDEBAKER WILL CHEVROLET TOURING, REO MOTOR CAl Kenneth M. Sea: Bervice; cor. Elm 2110. Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers. NABH—Motor cara. @ee the new line. Bales and Service. A. G. Hawker, 58 Eim_8t._Phone 2486. OAKLAND _AND PONTIAC—Sales and service. Products of General Motors. C. A, _Bence, §0 Chestnut Bt. Tel 3315, and Elghts. “The Momt in America.” Whitmore 9 East Main 8t Tel. 2810. Baautiful Ci Paige Co,, SELDEN _TRUCKS—Bales and Service. Palace Garsge, 35 East Main St. Tel 3904, MOTOR - CARB—Bales and Service. Albro Motor Sales Co.. 226 Arch 8t. Phone 260. 8-KNIGHT _ AND OVERLAND AGENCY—#8ales and Bervice. Fine mo- tor cars. Beloln Garage and Motor Balea Fred Belom, Jr.. Prop. 116 Church Bt. Phone ¢560. Autos and Trucks For Sale § 1924, in_good all around condition. Apply to Owner, 12" Woodruft Court (oft W. Main). FORD DUMP TRUCK, 1 ton, 1927, Bar- galn. Tel. 3584. Application Count 6§ words to a line 14 lines to an inch. Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 36 centa. No ‘ad accepted after 1 P. M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Saturday 10 A. M. Telephone 925. Ask for an Ad Taker. Notity ¢l your ad {s incorrect. Not respone ®ble for errors after the first insertion, NOUNCEME! Florists 3 ASTER PLANTS for sale, 10c a dox. B8t. Lucian’s Home, North Burritt St. ALL GOOD SIZE PLANTS special for next few weeks. Geraniums 10c each, petunias Sc each, hellotropes 6o each, lobelias 6o each, verbenas Sc each, salvias 3c dozen, and nice fresh cut carnatlons §0c doz. Also fine selection of roses and sweet peas. Sandelll's Greenhouse, 218 Oak St. Tel. 2181-3. VARIETY—Of plants and flowera _Low priced. Come In and ses them. Joha- son’s Greenhouse, 617 Church street. Burial Lots, Monuments 1 BURIAL VAULTS—Concrete, _steel _re- inforced; ~ water proof, hermetically sealed. N. B, 1t Tel. 3370 NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS 123 Oak Bt. Monuments of all eises and descriptions. Carving snd letter cutting our_spectalty, Personals o LET THE N. B. BIRD AND FEED CO., 172 Arch St. board your canary when you go on your vacation. 50c a week. SPENCER CORSETS — BSurgical *and dress. Made to measure. Mrs. Annetts Carpenter, 27 Glen Bt. Tel. 133-12. YOUR STRAW HAT needs our spectal process cleaning. Bring it in today. | The Modern Shiop, 38 Church St. Lost and Found nl | DOG Tost, black and white spaniel. An- swers to name of Prince. License No. 34577 Finder kindly return to 561 | Main St. Rewara | POCKETBOOK LOST on Court or_Main Bt. Finder kindly return to Wilcox Engineering Co., Torrington. Reward. SUM OF MONEY LOST by owner who cannot afford to lose. Reward to finder who will_please call 2257-12. B Personals [ PICTURE FRAMING. Diplomas at rea- sonable prices. Arcade Studlo, of course! Store Announcements %) FOURTH OF JULY our studio will be open all day. Come and get your films and camera here. Arcade Studio. l AUTOMOTIVE | Auto and Truck Agencies, & BUICK MOTOR CARS—8ales and Berv. ice. Capitol Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8L Phone 2607, |CADILLAC AND LA SALLE CARS — Sales & Service. Lash Motors, Inc, A Rsliable Concern.” 411 West Main St Tel. 3000. DODGE BROTHERS—8ales and Service 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Btan- ley St. Phone 131. FORD CARS—Trucks, tractors, parte wervice, farm Implements. Automotive “suu and Servica 348 Elm Bt. Tel 01. HPEAFTERO ~ s> e "GRG WIT e CIPG > Herald at once fif —~ WHETHER® THEY'RE- IN FRONT ——- OR HERE | THERBS D EVERY WHERE. / ©1827 BY WA SERVICE, ING. Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl Merely © 197 31 Ko Fanrurm Syndisse. e et FORD COUPES, 350 and up, all In good terms. Automotive 248 Elm Bt. Open condition. Easy Bales & Serv evenings. Tel. 2701 L FORD TOURING CARS from $35 up good running condition. Easy terme. Automotive Sales & Service, 248 Eim Bt. Tel. 2701. Open evenings. ' AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale o FORD COUPE, 1925—Good condition, good tires. Sell very reasonable. Tel. 3215-W. 23 Grove Hill. & FORD RUNABOUTS from $36 up with easy terms Automotive Sales & Serv- ice, 248 Elm 8t. Tel. 2701 FORD COUPE, 1921, New Paint, tries and in fine running $4. Tel. Owner, 4694-5. . FORD % TON, open and closed dellv- ery cars, $50 and up. Automotive Sales & Bervice, 248 Elm 8t. Tel 2701. Open eveninga REO TRUCK for sale In excellent con- dition. Good paint and tires. Call own- er. Tel. 3908. SPECIAL bullt Lexington coach coupe. of owner, Gladys M. Andrews, 1557 Stanley St. STUDEBAKER 1924 BIG-BIX 17 PASS. SEDAN—Driven but 20,000 miles. Per- fect cordition. Call 12§1-3. WHIPPET 1927 LANDAU—Been _driven only 3,000 miles. Owner leaving town. Call_1281-3. 1927 PACKARD 5 PASSENGER SEDAN DEMONSTRATOR for . Used by a very careful salesman, This is an op- portunity to secure a high grade car merely broken in. The Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 200 East Main St. Tel. 2542. ‘good condition. OUR WEEK-END USED CAR OFFER- iNG8 CARRYING OUR GUARANTEE— USED CAR 1924 1925 1924 1925 1925 1925 1925 1924 1923 ALSO A FEW “WATCH THE CLOUDS ROLL BY" KENNETH M. SEARLE CO. Reo Motor Cars and Trucks COR. ELM AND PARK STS. PHONE 2110 REO_SPORT TOURING CHRYSLER BROUGHAM REO TOURING REO_TOURI FORD _RO. DODGE SE| HUDSON BRO FORD COUPE FORD SEDAN GHAM Highest Grade Used Cars in the City Come to our “OPEN AIR” Used Car Dept. and look them over. Here are some to see— 1927 PACKARD 5 PASS. SEDAN SINGLE SIX. Very little mileage. Looks like a brand new car. WITH IT. And a NEW CAR GUARANTEE GOES 1927 NASH ROADSTER, ADV. 6 A real snappy car, like new. Driven very little. Also a W CAR GUARANTEE goes with this car. 1927 CHRYSLER 70 CON. COUPE Driven 1200 miles. Just like new. A wonderful buy at a reduction. A NEW CAR GUARANTEE GOES WITH THIS CAR. 1926 FRANKLIN SEDAN Driven 1100 miles. . good as new. In tip-top condition. Looks as 1926 CHRYSLER COACH 70—In real good condition. GOOD TIRES, NICELY PAINTED, LOOKS GOOD. 1924 CADILLAC COUPE Reduced. New tires. Thoroughly overhauled. A sturdy car with thousands and thousands of miles in it. 1920 STUDEBAKER SEDAN SPECIAL SIX. Newly painted, new tires all around. Priced right for quick sale. Time Payments — Trades Accepted The Lash Motors, Inc. “A Reputable Concern” 411 W. Main St. Phone 3000 | GOOD USED TRUCKS AUTOMOTIVE ‘ Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 JULY CLEARANCE SALE IN GOOD USED CARS ALL IN PERFECT MECHANICAD CONDITION, NEWLY PAINTED, AND GOOD RUBBER ALL AROUND. 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan 1924 Bulck (7 pass) Sedan 1926 Ford Touring 1925 Dodge Coupe 1926 Dodge Bedan 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 1924 Studebaker Bedam Terms and Trades ALBRO MOTOR SALES ©O. 225 ARCH ST. TEL. 160 “ALWAYS THE BEST IN USED CARS® This Fine List ot USED CARS Was Received After Our Clean Out Sale ° PRICED VERY LOW PACKARD Sedan. (dent.). JEWETT Coach HUDSON Brougham FORD Sedan ESSEX Coach BUICK Coupe STUDEBAKER . Touring 1924 HUDSON COACH 1923 HUDSON Touring TERMS TRADES THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. Distributor Packard Hudson-Essex 200 East Main St. Open Evenings Tel. B —— ] A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT MAKES YOU OWNER OF ONE OF THESE 1925 Ford Roadster .,. $120 1924 Ford Tudor . 1923 Ford Sedan .... 1923 Maxwell Touring .. $115 1924 Essex Coach ... .. $200 1922 Paige Touring . .. $150 TERMS and TRADES Elmer Automobile Co. 22 MAIN ST. TEL. 1513 Used Car Department 10-12 West Pearl 192 1926 1925 1926 1925 1924 1923 3542 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Are Our Best Advertisement All New Duco Fine Condition 1927 8-88 Auburn Coupe, fast and powerful, driven 1,400 miles. 10-B Franklin Sedan Maxwell Touring Special Dodge Pass. Dort Sedan And Several Others We will take your used car in trade. Come in, let's talk it over. FRANKLIN MOTORS OF NEW BRITAIN 401 W. Main St. Phone 3696 1924 1925 1924 Coupe, ¢ 1923 HERE YOU CAN BUY SAFELY Lexington Brougham 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan 1923 Lexington Touring 1925 Lexington Touring 1924 Ford Panel Delivery 1926 Chevrolet Screen Delivery 1925 Chevrolet Touring 1923 Essex Coach C. A. BENCE 50 Chestnut St. Tel. 3218 By John Held, Jr \ The Canniblas Are Coming Oh, Ho _ HEAVEN HELPS THEM WHOM HELP THEM- SELVES, AND T PREFER THE PRICKLY, PALM T0 THE NAKED NUDE ! 1 TELL VE! FUST NEEWAH DISAPPEARS AN’ NEXT PAW AN’ NONSENSE, MA. b JUST AS THE N MUSIC_ENDS T JTHATS ONE o TvE ST § > N\DANCES IVE EVER ({HAD WITH __By CLIFF STERRETT