New Britain herald., 1927-02-22
Courts Will Take Care of
Matter, Is Report-Sen-
ate Follows House in
killing Marriage Bills
Other Legislative Ac-
tivity.
State Capitol Hartford, Feb. % tR

State Capitol, Hartford, Feb. % P)
Without discussion. 20 eclectic
validating bills were rejected on a
single motion by the house OF the
general assembly today.
The bills had been heard before
the judiciary committee last week.
At that time Senator Shaw, chair
man Of the committee. had told the
two attorneys who had appeared in
favor of the bills, that the courts
perly." All of the IS concerned In
the bills have either been or are
now in court seeking redress from
the action of the state department
Of health in revolving their licenses.
The bills which had their inception
in the grand jury investigation of the
operation of eclectic doctors in the
state follow.
House bills 1874, validating the is
suance Of certificates or licenses to
practice medicine, surgery and OBJ.
stetrics by state department of
health from January /, 1918 to
August /, 1923; house bill 757, val
dating all such certificates issued
prior to January l, 1918.
Validating medical certificates is
sued to William D.. Mccormack,
James Kelso, Guy w. Van Halleren,
Aaron Glass. Raymond G. Prisque.
Frank Webb, Gerald A. Richardson.
Frank Z. Gavlas, Hedley V. Carter,
Moritz H. Freshman. Michael NJ
J'Anthony, Leon d. Desaunier, Mo-
destino Coppola, Anthony Campo, A..
r. Dejanis, Monday Val Robinson
Edward NJ. Hull. Samuel Slabotsky.
State Flags Flying
State flags joined the national
flags as fixtures in the hall of the
house and the senate chamber to-
day. Both had been authorized by
the legislature earlier In the session,
the United States flags being installed
several weeks ago.
Both chaplains in their prayers,
made brief reference to George
Washington. The Rev. Edward p.
tAS tl, oclldtc Ilidpldl 1blu. NoSH-
ington achieved great national indie
pendence for his country and had
made our nation great in the eyes of
ell the world"
He said that President Coolidge
was worthy successor to the great
Washington.
Attendance In both branches was
fair with many visitors. In the
house gallery were SO pupils of the
IS Cyril and Methodius parochial
school of Hartford Several mem
bers of the general assembly brought
their sons or other men,
bers of their families to Hartford
today.
Gov. Trumbull sent to the senate
executive nominations calling for
the appointment of Albert B. Lam
don of Salisbury and Charles r.
Treat, of Orange as members of the
milk regulation board for four
year term and Everett J. Lake of
Hartford and Louise Merritt. STAN
ford, to the board of trustees of the
Mansfield training school for four
year term.
Executive Nominations
The following executive nolnina-
tons were confirmed by the senate:
John E. Calhoun. Cornwall, and
Arthur L. Peale, Norwich, state park
and forest commissioners.
Frank A. Hagarty. Hartford: Pat
rick f. O'Meara. New Haven and
Joseph II. Lawlor, Waterbury, state
board of mediation and arbitration.
Myron Il. Durham, New Haven,
and R. Leroy Harwood, New London
of rivers. harbors and
bridges.
Walter R. Steiner. Hartford, state
water commissioner.
Walter H. Clark. Hartford, and
James 7. Moran. New Haven, de-
partment of public welfare.
Howard w. Beach, New Haven.
and William L. Lewis, Bridgeport,