New Britain herald., 1930-10-13
Bristol Neps
DR. GORE ID JOIN
 SURGEONS COLLEGE
Local Physician Accorded Signal
 Honor by National Body
DENIES TRUCK HIT CHILD


 Piantsyille Truck Driver DiscIaims
 Responsibility for Fatality -
 Fred Herold, ST., Die-101 New Voters Made.
 Dr. M. Alvord Gore of this city left today for Philadelphia. where he will be admitted to fellowship in one of the highest surgical organiza- tions in the country. Of 1,50O appli- cants last year only 400 were ad- mitted into the college. one of them being pr. Benedict N. Whipple of this city. This honor. one of the highest available to surgeons, is con- ferred upon practitioners for out standing work in the field of sur gery.
 pr. Gore is one of the youngest men to receive the honor. He was born in Washington, D. C., on March 24, 1893. He attended and was graduated from the public grade and high schools of that city and from George Washington university, from which he received a bachelor of arts degree in 1914. He afterward at tended medical schools and in 1918 was graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine with doctor of medicine degree. He was an interne and resident doctor in the Women of Maryland hospital at Baltimore until 1920 and prac- ticed for three years in the state of | Idaho.
 During 1922 and 1923 Dr. Gore took a post graduate course at the University of Michigan. All his learning was gained as a result of his own labor, his parents having died before he entered George 1 Washington university. In 1924 he came to Bristol, and since then he 1 has established an extensive medi- cal and surgical practice here. He is a member of the Bristol hospital surgical staff and Is chief of one of it's surgical services. His special ties include pynecology and obste- | tries.
 Dr. Gore will be officially admit ted in the college at Philadelphia at special convocation service on Fri day. Bristol's other two representa- lives of the order, pr. Whipple and 1 Dr. F. A. Nestos. are expected to be | present at the service.
 Denies Truck Hit Child
 Salvatore Ciccio, IT, of Mt. Yer non road. Southington, held under bonds of sl,000 by police on tech n:cal charge of manslaughter, said in an interview yesterday that he did not believe his truck struck and fatally injured Louisa Costa, two and one-half year old daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Arthur Costa of 10e West street, on West street earl. Friday afternoon. He said that he was watching the road carefully al the time of the accident and saw nc child step into the path of his car
 It was his belief that the Costa girl was struck by an automssile liidl ds U dlIlilS HIS. I1C SldiiiiSo that he knew nothing of the incl dent until called upon at his home by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the police department. who placed him under arrest Ciccio said that George Rabbis of Mt. Vernoon road Southington, was in his company at the time of the accident. The case will be tried in police court here Saturday morning.
 Fred F. Herold, ST.
 Fred F. Herold. Sr., 67. of Rock we'll avenue, a resident of this city for 4s years, died at the home of his son. Fred F. Herold, Jr., at 190 Divinity street yesterday afternoon following an illness of two weeks and a half.
 He was born in Volkers Brunn, Bavaria, Germany, on July 27, 1863 the son of Unseln and Agatha Her old. and removed to New York city 10 live in 1879. On December IS, 1881. he married Miss Eleanor Amendt in that city. and took up 8 residence in this city 4S years ago. Until 10 years ago, when he retired from active labor, he was employed at the Sessions Foundry Company as moulder.
 MT. Herold leaves his wife; ten children, Mrs. David White. Mrs. Chester Judd, Mrs. Thomas Kirk wood, Mrs. William Fox, Fred F. Herold, Jr.. Charles Herold and Harry Herold of Bristol. Mrs. George Viberts of Hartford, Mrs. Charles Trideken and Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Brooklyn, N. Y; 20 grand children, one greatgrandchild; three brothers, Albert and Roger Herold of Bristol, and Frank Herold Of Berkeley, Calf, and two sisters, Mrs. Amandus Bachman and Mrs. Adam Diener of Bristol.
 Funeral services will be held at St. Joseph's church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be sung,