The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-11-14
New Jersey Associations
Tnirty-fi first Annual Con-
vention Will Take Place
in Lakewood December
s and 9.
THREE SESSIONS PLANNED
WHAT THE PURPOSES FOR
WHICH THE SOCIETY WAS
FOUNDED ARE AND WHO THE
MEN ARE WHO HEAD IT.

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The New jersey Sanitary Association
will hold its thirty-frst annual meeting
at the Laurel-in-the-pine Lakewood, en-
December 8 and 9. There viii be three
sessions. as follows
Friday. December s. $50 r NJ. In
| troductory Remarks and Announce
ments, w. G. Schauffler, NJ. D., Chair
man Executive Council Lakewood. Ex-
animation of Health Officers and Health
! Inspectors, John L. Leal, NJ. D., Pater-
son. Creameries: Their Construction
and Management, George w. Mcguire,
| Trenton. Reports of Chairmen Of Com
mittees on Publication. Uniform Santa
ton, Legislation, Animal Diseases and
Foods. Methods of Garbage Disposal,
Prevention of Malaria and Typhoid Fee
yer, Civic Sanitary Societies. Miscella-
neous Business.
Friday, December s, at O'clock
Prayer, Rev. c. p Butler. Lakewood.
Presidents Address: Our Association
n. ]. State Sanitary Assn, Norton L.
Wilson, NJ. D.. Elizabeth. Secret Nos
tlums, Samuel Hopkins Adams, Esq, of
! Golfers Weekly; Discussion opened by
Alexander Lambert. NJ D., New York.
Organization of Anti-Tuburculosis Cam
paign, Livingson Farrand, NJ. D., Exeeu-
| tive Sec'y National Assn.
| A meeting of the Executive Council
will be held Immediately after the ad-
journment Of the evening session.
Saturday. December 8. A. NJ Med
ical Inspection of Schools. DIR. f. S.
Shepherd. Asbury Park; discussion open
ed by James E. Bryan, Camden. What
Methods are Most Suitable for Disposal
of Sewage on the Atlantic Coast, Geo.
NJ Fuller, c. E.. n. Y. City; discussion
by H. NJ. Herbert, G. E. Disinfection
as a Means of Restricting Communica-
bic Diseases, Henry Mitchell. NJ. D., As
bury Park Eleetion-of Officers Mis-
cellaneous Business and Opening Ques-
tion Box Adjournment.
The New Jersey Sanitary Association
| ;r aa,,,,,,o5 of ,,rc.faseor. o,5 -, 1l,o,.s
in our colleges and schools. municipal
officers. health officers, lawyers, physic-
ians, veterinarians, clergymen, civil engi-
Eeers, sanitary engineers, architects.
plumers. and other citizens of our State
interested in sanitation as related to our
homes. our schools and our municipal
! tics.
Any citizen may become a member OF
the State Association on application to
the secretary or any member Of the ex-
ecutive council, on the day of the meet
ing. The membership fee is two dollars
per year, payable in advance.
The objects Of the annual meeting arc
the presentation Of facts. the comparison
of views. and the discussion Of methods
4 relating to the prevention of sickness and
the promotion Of heal,h The association
also, through the annual meeting, sceiss
/ to impSess upon the public the impor
! tance eof securing wise ard preventing
harmful sanitary legisla ton, and also tx
aid the State and local Boards Of Healtl
1 in their efforts to secure better admins
tration Of our health laws for the goot
Of our citizens and the healthsulness AMI
prosperity of the State.
BY an arrangement between the asso
ciation and -Ae State Board Of Health
part OF the annual meeting is devoted
to such special subjects as relate to tlls
work of local Boards of Health. Every
local board should have present at III,
annual meeting IT'S health officer inspee
tor or some other active member anl
information secured for the benefit O
each locality far more than cempensste.
for the sight expense.
/ Papers Authors of papers are re
/ Gnested ia lia'it them 10 twenty (20l mia
utes. and % place in the hands ef tht
secactaiy copy carefully prepared fal
the printer. in order 10 facilitate th,
work of the committee. The gentlemer