The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
SILVER ANNlV VERSARY.
CONNECTICUT PHARMACEUTICAL
 ASSOCIATION.
To Hold Their Twenty-f1fth Annual Convention Tuesday and N ednesday ut Branford Point.

IHe SllVer anniversary ul lle ooll- necticut Pharmaceutical association will be observed tomorrow and Wednesday, June Ii and 12, at the Branford Point Hotel.
 Tuesday will be devoted to business. Important papers will be read, and one of the most interesting reports to be submit ted will be that of the legisla- tive committed The delegates to the recent convention of the National as sociation of Retail Druggists will also report Professor William s. Ander- son of Brooklyn, N. Y., president of the National association of Retail Druggists, will deliver an address and Caswell A. Mayo editor of the Ameri- can Druggist, will also address the meeting. M P. Gould, Yale 1900, now of New York, will also deliver San ad- dress.
 Tomorrow evening, at the conclusion of the business meeting, the ladies' en- tertainment committee will , take charge of affairs and in addition to whist and other social attractions there will be an entertainment, which in cludes faincy dancing by Miss E. Dali ley, and recitations and songs by other well known artists.
 Wednesday will be devoted to social features exclusively, and the fun will begin at nine o'clock, when the party will be conveyed by steamer to the Thimble Islands. After the sail all hands will return to the Point, where lot of athletics and other events will be run off. The committee has prepared the following programme for this part of the days enjoyment:
 First Event-Baseball game, between long and short men.
 Second Event-Fishing contest for ladies and men, under the supervision of the board of pharmacy.
 Third Event-Voting for the most popular commercial man, to be decided by the ladies.
 Fourth Event-Boat race (rowboats) around New Haven lighthouse.
 Fifth Event-Running potato race; potatoes supplied by the Farmaceuti- cal association.
 Sixth Event-Tug- of-war between the New Haven pharmacists and the farmers.
 Seventh Event-Aucton sale, the Hon. E. F. Hesse, auctioneer.
 For prizes in these events the com mittee has prepared some surprises, and the women will be objects of envy by the entire male contingent present The festivities will close with one of Lordlord Sanford's best shore dinners After the banquet there will be toasts and responses of which the following is the programme:
 Postmaster
 c. W. Whittlesey "State of Connecticut"
 Congressman N. D. Sperry. Song-"Springtide.
 Mrs. F. o. Robbins. "City of New Haven.''
 Mayor John P. Studley. Song-"Boots and Saddles
 Wallace S. Moyle
 Clergy-"Pills Pellets and Piety."
 The Rev. George H. Ferris. Duet-"Night in Venice" Mrs. F. O. Robbins and w. s. Moyle, MMedicol Fraternity-"Patient and | Patience
 Dr. Frank H. Wheeler.
 Mrs F. O. Robbins. Press-"Ink Rollers vs. Pill Rollers"
 Augustin F. Maher. Song-"Queen of the Earth"
 Wallace S. Moyle. 'The American Drug Press"
 Caswell A. Mayo.
 Editor American Druggist. Ladies-"Not to be Dispensed With"
 Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast
 The officers of the Connecticut asso- citation are: President, Charles s. Finch, Stamford; first vice president, Charles Fleishner, New Haven; second president, Nathaniel K. Morgan, Hartford; secretary, Charles A. Rape 1ye Hartford treasurer John B. Elbe, Waterbury.
 The entertainment committee for next weeks convention consists of the following: Colonel John w. Lowe, Chairman J. A. Hodgson, James P. Wood Cornelius J. filling and E. F. Hesse. The ladies' committee follows: Mrs. John H. Coburn, Mrs. J. J. Aling Mrs. Charles Messenger, Mrs. James F. Wood, Mrs. c. H. Conway, Mrs R. M. Sheridan, Mrs. J. w. Ballou, Mrs. J. w. Lowe, Mrs E. F. Hesse and Mrs. w. A. Bronson. The association was organized twen- Ly-HVe years ago, ana mas been an 11fl- portant force in the state. It has had a great deal of influence in directing the druggist legislation in the state during the quarter of a century in which it has been in existence. The state pharmacy commission is one of It's enterprises. The Hartford Times remarks Hartford druggists, inclu ding Stephen Goodrich, who died in ee 1893, Edward S. Sykes, Philo W. New ,, ton and John K. Williams, were active in the beginning of the association. ', The first president was Nathan Dike- man of Waterbury, who died in 1890. Hugh IT Oseood of Norwich whose death occurred in 1899, was the second 4 president Stephen Goodrich, who died {, In Hartford April ?. 1893, was the third f In the series of presidents He was af- f a member of the state phar- |; macy commission and was bank con- |; missioner at the time of his death Two presidents of the association be- sides Mir Goodrich were trained under C lim at his drug establishment on i North Main street. Curtis P. Gladding \ and Charles A. Rapelye, both ex-pres- 3 dents, had their training in the pro- V 'ession under MT. Goodrich. Edward f s Sykes, who is still member of the a , OS iC of ttn ct ncj