Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-25
THE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.


 Its Centennial Celebration This week and Annual meeting-The General Addresses at Dwight Hall Open to the Public.
 The exercises of the Connecticut Med ical society, in connection with the cele- bration of it's centennial, will be held in Dwight hall, Yale university grounds, this city, to-day, tomorrow and Friday. There will be addresses as follows: wednesday-12 m., ''The Early Physicians and ye State of Medicine in Connecticut Previous to l792, " Dr. Gurdon W. Russell. s1csR ssa1cs Sf R,so the Presidents addres '"The Beginning and Growth | of Sanitary Legislation in Connecticut" |" Dr. C..
 Friday:11 a. m., "some Early Post-mortem Examinations in New England: g the Hon. c: J tubation of the Larynx,' pr. F. D. Edgerton. l These addresses will be delivered in the main hall, on the second floor of the building.
 The address by Dr. Russell of Hartford to-day at noon. the addresses of Drs. Ba- con and Lindsley of this city Thursday forenoon, and the address by State Li- brarian Hoadley Friday forenoon will be of general interest, and the public are re- spectfully invited to attend. 1 TO DAYS PROGRAM.
 The program for to-day's gathering will be as follows:
 of f the class % of @ ss l'A'"' ~' '' '' " LII '''' '''
 Address at 12 m. in the main hall: l The Early Physician and ye State of Medicine in Connecticut previous to 1792.-Gurdon W.Rus ! sell Hartford.
 Meeting of the sections in the rooms of tht interest to the profession atS :se D. m
 Each section will be opened with an historica
 There will be section in microscopy at thu medical college, 15o York street, consisting O
 I. Prominent Pathogenfc Microbes. | II. Normal and
 III. Pathological history.
 These will be on exhibition under more thai twenty microscopes, from Wednesday noon t
 Dr. M c. White viii demonstrate the metho, %tR Ssg as lantern from to on Wednesday and Thursda'
 Receptions by pr; e A. Lnds!eys 15 Elm street from to II.
 To-noRRow's PROGRAM.
 Tomorrow (Thursday) at 9 8. m., mas meeting of the convention opened with tn annual report of the secretary by N. E Worden of Bridgeport, and report of tn committee on matters of professional in terest in the state by J. G. Stanton of Ne, London. Then follows the reception c delegates from other societies. At II 8. m comes the address, "History of the Cor necticut Medical Society,"" by Dr. Bacon c this city, and at 1S m. comes the addres of Dr. 0. A. Llndsley above mentioned At noon lunch at Dr. Carmalts, 87 Ell street. At 2:3O the sections meet agair At p. m. the members and guests enjo
 8 ride around East Rock at the invitatio 7 of the New Haven Medical association carriages to be taken at the Elm street sid of the campus. Then in the evening 6 7:30 the grand banquet at Warner hall. FRIDAYS PROGRAM. On Friday, convention at 10 a. m. { } Dwight hall; report on the progress ( : medicine, 0. Eliot, New Haven; report c the progress of surgery, E. T. Cornwall Cheshire, Il a. m.; 0. J.Hoadley's add-es above referred to, 12;. dissertation-I tubation of the Larny1, F. D. Edgertol |, Middletown. The sections meet at 2:30. 7 Board of Health. At the meeting of the board of healt 2 last evening the privy vaults at 132 Col 8 gress avenue, 50 Silver street and 125 Ii
 erty street were ordered abolished. MT. stedman,s Lecture. F MT. Edmund Clarence Stedman, u f poet banker, Yale '53, Americas mo noted literary critic, lectured in the a . school last night on "Beauty in Art ar : Poetry"
 n The audience was brilliant one ar J. many of New Haven's leading society pc
 pie were present. Yale was representt l by many of the noted professors and mer s bers of their families.