The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-06
TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT.
MET YESTERDAY
AND DISCUSSED PLANS.

Boston to Deliver Address-PubIic
Invited-Names OF Committee.
The committee on the tuberculosis ex-
hibit held a meeting yesterday after
! noon at the rooms of the United Work
ers in the Organized Charities building
On Orange street, Many prominent
citizens attended the meeting among
them Mayor John P. Studley. Freder-
lex NJ. Adler. Secretary Irving Fisher,
Wilson H. Lee, A. E. Rowland, Rev. w.
D. Mossman, DIR. Philip ]. F. Douglass,
DR.. A. G. Nader, DIR. a. Mcneil, DIR.
O.. T. Osborn, John E. Mcfarland. S.
o. Preston, DR.. C. j. Bartlett, S. E. Dib-
Bile and Alexander Troup.
The gentlemen present discussed a
number of plans for the exhibit which
will be held in the Organized Charities
building on Orange street for one week
! beginning Sunday. The exhibit will
show the condition of tenements and
| the effect of dark rooms and unsani-
! tary tenements on the health of the
children and their parents. 1t will also
show how tuberculosis is caused, how
it is cured, and how it may be pre-
vented.
! The exhibit will consist of models of
tents used to sleep in by consumptives,
! of models of ventilators, of micro
scope with slides showing the germs of
tuberculosis, of photographs, maps,
charts, diagrams, statistics, books etc.
The exhibit will be open from 0 a. m.
nl, mill lN1
free. Everyone interested in the
health of the city should come as it is
something that. will interest every
family in New Haven.
Alexander Wilson of the Boston Anti
, tuberculosis society will open the ex-
| hibit with a lecture at the City Mis-
! sion building, and afterward the exhibit
| will be opened at the Organized Char
tiles society building across the street.
A special effort will be made to obtain
the attendance of school children and
the public in general.
| The exhibit is to be held under the
auspices of committee consisting of
the Hon. John P. Studley, mayor of the
city of New Haven, chairman; the Hon.
Max Adler, Frederick NJ. Adler, sec
rotary of Hebrew Benevolent society;
Miss r. ]. Albaugh. superintendent of
Grace hospital: Fl, C. Bretzfelder, Prof.
w. B. Bailey, Prof F. H. Beede, super
intendent of schools: Henry n. Blake,
president of park commissioners; Mrs.
James K. Blake, secretary United
! Workers; P. c. Butterfeld. superinten-
dent of Calvary home; DIR. G. j. Bart
lett, medical examiner; Miss Mary 6.
Hills, DR.. william J. Sheehan. DIR, Will
liam r. Verdi, Frederick D. Grave,
Joseph Porter, Mrs. G. w. Curtiss,
, James Fogarty. f. B. Bunnell, treasur-
err Organized Charities association, 80
Trumbull street; George r. Burton,
,, president New Haven Aid society, 81
Church street.; John B. Darlington,
Journal and Courier; p J. cronan, 455
Orange street; Mrs. Henry Champion,
secretary New Haven Orphan. asylum
go Crown street: Hon L. w. Cleave-
land, superintendent Sunday School as
ISOLATION, 90 Church street: James R.
Coddington, superintendent New Ha-
ven hospital, 344 Cedar street; Rev.
John F. Corcoran, st. Francis Orphan
asylum; Mrs. Timothy Cowles. treasur-
err Home for the eF'riendless. 101 Grove
street; DIR. B. Austin Cheney, 50 Elm
street; Mrs. George W. Curtis, 254 Pros
pect street; Mrs. F. B. Dexter, spfesi-
dent United Workers society. 17S
Prospect street; S. E. Dibble, 656 Or
ange street. John F. Douglas, secretary
Sunday School association, 201 Orange
street; Benjamin r. English. secretary
Florence Crittenden home, $3.50 Orange
street: Prof. Henry w. Farnam, 43
Hillhouse avenue; Rufus r. Fancher,
chief fire department, city hall; DR.. j.
p. C. Foster 100 College street; Prof.
I. Fisher, secretary New Haven Anti
tuberculosis association, ago Prospect
street; DR.. Samuel D. Gilbert, 81 Wall
street; Miss Agnes H, Gilbert, president
Home for the Friendless, 1O1 Grove
street: Mrs. Edward S. Gaylord, presi-
dent Woman's Board, Grace hospital,
College street; s. w. Hart, 50 Church
street; Rev. A. ]. Haynes, 23S Ed
wards street,; Henry Herr, president
Hebrew Benevolent society, 666 Orange
street; John Day Jackson, New Haven
Register; Mrs. F. J. Kingsbury, jr., Sec
TGEdFy NIOtllGGS Alu opSiStS's hAS
phrey street; Thomas l. Kinney, 375
whitney avenue; Wilson Fl. Lee, pres
ident Chamber of Commerce, 2o6
Meadow street; DR.. G. A, Lindsey,
New Haven disoensary, Is Elm street;
John E. Mcfarland, 30 Park street;
Rev. w. D. Mossman, City Missionary
association. POI Orange street; DIR.
Archibald Mcneil, 81 Livingston street;
DR.. S. J. Maher 212 Orange streets DR..
A. G. Nader, 1872 Olive street; DR. Oil
yer T. Osborne, 252 York street; DR.. M.
C. O'Connor, 1882 State street; N. G.
Osborn, New Haven Register; S. o.
Preston, superintendent Organized
Charities, 200 Orange street; ]. K. Pun
derford, 1S1 Sherman avenue; G. w.
Pickett, Evening Leader; Rev. W. L.
Phillips, president Florence Crittenton
home, 3S7 Orange street; Hon. James p
Pigott, 17e Church street; Rev. j. D.