The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-18
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
 The annual convention will meet at 9:S0 o'clock at Jewell hall. | Order of Exercises.
 Annual report of the secretary-N. E. Wordin of Bridgeport l Reception of delegates from other state societies: From the Vermont State Medical society-J. M. Clarke of Burlington, Lyman Rogers of Benning- Iton.
 Massachusetts Medical society-T. F. Breck of Springfield, Albert Wood of | Worcester. l Medical society of New Jersey-J. A. Exton of Arlington. Medical society of the state of New York-L. Duncan BulSley of New York, Reynold Webb Wilcox of New York. Reports from delegates to other so- cieties: To the American Medical asso- citation, San Francisco, 1894-Gould A Shelton, Joseph E. Root, Edwin B. Lyon.
 Baltimore 1S95-Alva E. Abrams, Charles S. Rodman, Max Mailhouse, George R. Shepherd, Frederick Scha- voir, Loren T. Day, Frederick M. Will son.
 To the Maine State Medical associa- tion-T. Morton Hills, Thomas M Bull, M. V. B. Dunham.
 To the New Hampshire Medical as- ocfation-Theodore R. Parker, Leon ard B. Amy.
 To the Vermont State Medical society George c. Bailey, O. J. D. Hughes
 To the Massachusetts Medical society ID. A. Cleaveland, J. J. Morrissey.
 To the Rhode Island State Medical society-Charles F. Brayton, Henry B. Plunkett.
 To the New York State Medical asso- ciation-Edward H. Welch and Freder- ick s. Smith
 To the Medical Society of New Jer- sey-Max Mailhouse, Frederick B. Bak- CT, William V. Wilson. Report of the committee on matters of public interest in the state:
 I. Typhoid fever-Irving w. Lyon of Hartford.
 Perforation in enteric fever; its sur glcal reatment-Frederick H. Wiggin of Litchf1eld
 Notes of an epidemic of typhoid fever in South Glastonbury-Char c. Rankin.
 The treatment of typhoid fever at the Hartford hospital-Joseph B. Hall of Hartford.
 A brief history of serumtherapy-Ar thur J. Wolff of Hartford.
 II. The use of Diphtheria Anti-toxin in Connecticut-Irving w. Lyon of Hartford.
 Report on the progress of medicine Elbridge W. Pierce of Meriden, Everett J. Mcknight of Hartford.
 Report on the progress of surgery Charles c. Godfrey of Bridgeport, L. w. Bacon, jr., of New Haven
 Dissertation: Senile cataract, one hundred cases. Comment-Frederick M. Wilson of Bridgeport.
 At 12 m, the presidents address, Med- ical Sociology. Adjournment to 1:3O p. m.
 AFTERNOON.
 The afternoon session will begin at 1 80 p. m.
 Pneumonia and the treatment of it's | first stage by stimula lation-Willlam J, Tracey of Norwalk. Tetanus-Edwin B. Lyon of New Brit | ain. The modern management of natural l Ia abor-Henry Fleiscfner of New Haven, | A. Cheney of New Haven. Endometritis; it's surgical treatment Frederick Schavoir of Stamford
 The eye and diseases to which eye 1 symptoms point-Arthur N. Alling of | New Haven.
 The errors of refraction found in 40Oo | eyes-Harry S. Miles of Bridgeport Cerebral ombrosis-Gustavus Eliot | of New Haven.
 The morphine habit-John w. Wright | of Bridgeport
 Simple meningitis-Max Mailhouse of New Haven.
 Cerebro-spinal meningitis-N. Kicker son of Meriden.
 Tubercular eningitis-Stephen J. Maher of New Haven.
 A case of acute general military tu- of so-called typhoid form. Autopsy-James M. Keniston of Middle own.
 Modern improvements in treatment of 1 diseases of the sl1in-R. A. Mcdowell 1 if New Haven.
 The localiza ton of intestinal obstruc- ion; illustrated by three cases-W. S. lac Laren of Litchfield. k Observations on operations for radical |. ure of hernia, with report of cases teorge c. Jarvis of Hartford. Observations on appendicitis, with re- ,ort of operations-Charles D. Taft of Hartford. ls The diagnosis and non-operative 'eatment of appendicitis-Joh F. Dow ng of Enfield, l'C