The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-05
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 Attorney Carleton E. Hoadley of this city was elected president by unanimous
 vote. Other officers and the members
 Of the executive committee are as fol-
 lows: Vice president, Dr. F. w. Wright
 of New Haven; secretary, pr. E. A. Wilson of Meriden; executive commit
 tee, Dr. Lewis Barnes of Oxford, three
 years, Dr. Walter H. Znk of Branford, two years, and Dr. E. A. O'Hara of Wa
 terbury, one year.
 Articles II and III, relating to the | object and membership of the associa- ton are as follows:
 ARTICLE II.
 Objects. | The objects of this association shall be to organize all persons in New Ha- ven county who by reason of appoint ment through state, county, city or borough officials are interested in .he enforcement of the laws relating to pub | lie health in the most efficient manner: To encourage a high standard of sani tary conditions. To promote uniform enforcement of the laws relating to public health now in force or that may be hereafter adopted; to combine the Influence of all persons interested in improved conditions relating to the protection of the public against rav- ages by contagious or infectious dis ease; to encourage the study of sani- tary science; to cooperate with and as- sist the state board of health and all other health authorities of any county, city or borough; to promote a more efficient knowledge of existing health laws among physicians, school teachers, householders and the public.
 ARTICLE III. Membership.
 1-All city, borough and town health officers, members of city or borough boards of health or health committee, inspectors of city or borough boards of health, members of state board of health and the several county health officers of the state shall be eligible to membership.
 All persons who have become mem- bers of this association shall always be eligible whether holding official posi- tion or not.
 President Hoadley in speaking of the association yesterday explained fur ther it's object He said that similar associations will in all probability be IOlIllGd III dll lUt JULIET COuull6S Ol Iflp state. He said that the ultimate plan is to have an annual convention of all these county health associations, at which a general state association will be formed.
 At the morning meeting of the health officers Dr. Frank w. Wright of this city read a paper on the Care and Prevention of Contagious and h. fectious Diseases" Dr. c. A. Lindsley of this city read a paper, his subject | being 'Education of the Public as to | the Sanitary Questions and the Care of Contagious Diseases"
 A discussin followed the reading of | both papers, in which those present l participated.
 Dr. Lewis Barnes of Oxford presided | and Dr. F. R. Wilson of Meriden was | secretary of the meeting.
 At 1 o'clock the association took re- cess for dinner.
 The election of officers took place shortly after dinner Upon the elec- tion of NIT. Hoadley as president of the association, he was presented with a beautiful tilting ice pitcher. The pre- sentation was made by pr. E. A. Will son of Merident and Dr. Lewis Barnes of Oxford, who explained that the gift was made by the health officers of New Haven county, as token of their regard, | and appreciation of the many favors shown them by Lawyer Hoadley MT was greatly surprised, as well as delighted at the gift, but he man aged to express his appreciation and thanks The pitcher is a costly affair of solid silver, lined with gold. It is the work of the Brittania company of Meriden.
 Following are the members of the new association: William H. Brewer, president of the State Board of Health; pr. c. A. Lindsey, secretary of the State Board of Health; Hon. William A. King, county health officer of Wind ham county; Hon. D. A. Markham, Hartford county; Hon. Charles F. Thayer, New London county, and the ley N. Peame of Middetown. Middle sex county: Myron P. Yeomans of Andover, Holland county: George F. Hill of Bridgeport, Fairfield county; P. N Etheridge of Thomaston, Litch- field county; c. E. Hoadley of New Ha- ven, L. F. Cooper of Ansonia, N. A. AlleH ol bGdCcH Y dllS, Y. G. DdN1QSOn | 1f Bethany, W. H. Zink of Branford ]. E. Myers of Cheshire, c. N. Holbrook ,f East Haven, R. B. West of Guilford II. H. Smith of Hamden, A. D. Ayers # Madison, F. A. Wilson of Meriden, z A. Tyler of Middlebury, F. w. , Wright of New Haven, R. G. Goodyear if North Haven, N. P. Smith of Nau- ,atuck, c. N. Gaylord of Branford, 1harles Bevan of West Haven, Lewis ' Barnes of Oxford, John R. Patt of Prospect, John M. Shepard of South ury W. P. Wilson of Wallingford. D. \. O'Hara of Waterbury, J. W. Barker f Woodbridge, and J. H. Garrigus of Volcott.
 A meeting of the state county health fficers also met at the Hotel Garde in ! I he morning and discussed the matter ] f prosecutions in regard to the laws elatng to registration and the cutting f ice from contaminated ponds There as been considerable transgression in egard to these laws and the officials in- end to vigorously prosecute the offend- IS.
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