New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
REPORT DR, MORGAN
 PAID FAMILY Sl25|
Suspended Physician Said to
 Have Paid Back Fee
CHANGES IN STREET NAMES
Large Crowd Expected At Meeting of Council-Physicians to Be Guests of New Departure Mfg. Co. = Ell1s' "Old Timers" Night.

Elks' "Old Timers" Night.
 Settlement in the amount of sl25 was made yesterday by Dr. Eli Nor gan of Middletown to Mrs. Wanna of Plainville. whose husband died on November 8, 1925, from cancer fol- lowing treatment given him by the doctor, according to information fur nished today by Dr. B. B. Robbins and Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the local police department. Dr. Nor gan. whose license was revoked or December IS. 1924, by the state board following his conviction in the Hartford city court on a charge of abortion, was fined $400 and costs ir the Bristol court yesterday morning by Judge William J. Malone or charges of practicing medicine H. legally and dispensing medicine without properly labelling the bottles
 Prosecuting Attorney James T Mather. in summing up the evidence in court yesterday. made reference to the fact that Dr, Morgan had treated a Plainville resident for what first appeared to be small pimple on the back of his neck by applying a poultice. An examination made some time later by a licensed doc tor developed that the man was suf- fering from cancer but that it was too late to remedy the condition which had been brought about by the alleged improper treatment ac- corded by Dr. Morgan. After court was over, members of the Wanna family agreed to accept the s125 for the consideration of waiving another charge against the aged doctor.
 Changes in Street Names
 Tonight's council meeting promises to bring out the largest gathering of taxpayers ever to attend a session of the city fathers, the reason being the proposed changes in names of a number of streets in the city. The committee appointed by Mayor John r. Wade at the meeting held on Jan- uary 4, consisting of Councilman w. Raymond Crumb. Charles R. An- derson and William A. Hayes, has suggested the following changes be made;
 Orchard street to be named Chest nut street; North street west of North Main street be called Terry vile avenue; North street east of North Main street becalled Farming ton avenue; Williams avenue to be called James street: Pcqua buck Place to be called Jacobs street: Prospect Place to be called Atwood street; Maple street to be called Bellevue avenue; South Elm street be called Market street; Pond street be named North Main street; Ingra- ham Place to be named Elias street: Flanklin Place to be named Reilly Place; Lincoln Place to be named Richmond Place; Andrews street be named Preston street; West Wash ington street be named Washington street; Pleasant avenue be named Wooster or kaicher street; Church avenue be named Stafford avenue: Grove avenue from Stafford avenue to Fair be called Raplin street: the highway north of Washington street opposite Garden street be call ed Garden street between Washing ton street and Grove avenue Crap 1ir,N Tot ct tn A avenue (Taplin); Curtiss avenue be named Welch street; Welch street be named Brown strete; Lincoln ave- nuc be named Sanford street; Terry vile road be named Pequabuck ave- nue; highway from junction of Downs and South streets to Middle street be named South street.
 The greatest objections will be made concerning the proposed name changes of Church avenue, Forest yille and Maple streets. There is confliction of names of certain streets in Farestvile and Bristol but in such cases, the highways in For estville have been called avenues in Bristol streets. However. Forest vile residents point out the fact that they have separate post office which should eliminate any confu- sion. They also feel that Church avenue is the most appropriate name for the street in view of the fact that there are two churches located on it whereas in Bristol there is no church at the present time on Church street in Bristol. Council man Homer H. Judd today stated that when he originally submitted the petition requesting the change of Pond street to North Main street, 1t was not his intention to make any other name changes.
 The estimates of the city depart ments will also be discussed although it is not anticipated that any definite