The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-21
Dean Warns Druggists
 Of Rising C Competition
Defines Duties of Pharmacist, DOctor-Annual Ban= quet at Elton Proves Event of Many Interesting
 Features Prominent Speakers

and prescribe and the place of the druggist to compound the prescrip- ton. A physician should not handle any of the duties of the pharmacist and druggist should make no at tempt whatever to diagnose or pre- scribe.
 Hugh Bernie of New Haven, sec retary of the state board of phar- macy commissioners. told the gath ering to investigate group hospitali- zation thoroughly before the move ment became too strongly organized here. He said that in New Haven it was not regarded with favor by the physicians and pharmacists of that city.
 Arthur J. Rivard of New Haven, state narcotic inspector, warned physicians to take care that their prescription pads are protected. He said that 1t is the practice of drug addicts to steal these pads some times from the parked cars of doc tors and it is then a simple matter to forge prescription for narcotics.
 Absent Friends
 Mayor Frank Hayes i'll a humorous talk told the audience that two other friends of his should have been invited. He referred by name to Joseph Mulville and Charles A. Jackson, an undertaken and tomb stone carver. This would make the evening complete in every detail, he asserted
 Paul Kunkel, president of the To- cal Druggists Association acted as toastmaster and others introduced were Dr. P. J. Dwyer, president of the Waterbury Medical association, pr. Harold Root, vice-president of the Medical association, Dr. John- son, dean of the Connecticut Col lege of Pharmacy and Miss Esther Garvin of New Haven, secretary of the state Pharmaceutical associa- tion.
 Speakers Table
 Others at the speakers table were Alderman John Bender yice-presi dent of the Waterbury Druggists as sociation; Thomas Nugent of New Haven, second president of the state druggists group; Charles Gus tafscl of Hartford, state commis- S1oner of pharmacy; William J. Dunphy, past president of the Wa terbury Druggists association and chairman of the state board of pharmacy; Frank J. Green, Secre- tary of the Waterbury Chamber of Commerce; George Blackall of Bris- tol, state commissioner of phar- macy; John Sayles of Hartford, president of the state druggists; Jo.. seph Murphy of Middletown, past president of the state druggists. and Clark H. w. Newton, chairman of the board of directors of the Wa terbury druggists.
 Among those present were: Dr. J. H. Green. Dr. E. w. Goodenough. pr. Harold F. Merrill, Dr. Royal A. Meyers, Dr. Joseph F. Burke, Dr. Joseph A. Reynolds, Dr. Charles H. Audet, Dr. G. R. Sandulli, Walter Swift, Dr. w. E. Wight, William Carney, Dr. R. A. Mueller, Dr. Gus tavus A. Sandulli, Dr. Urasolt Mendiao, James Mullens, Frank Cuba, James Garsty, Dr. w. A. Reilly, Dr. Leo L. Tylee, Andrew De- Pietro, Dr. J. s. Staneslow, Charles Chamberlain, Adolph Shobrinsky. Eugene E. Beadle, Dr. Irving Platt, Frank Pierce, Dr. A. J. Finn, Dr. Vincent Shea, Dr. R. J. Quinn Dr c. E. Dwyer and Bernard Reilly.
 Dr. M. J. Lawlor, Dr. John Far rell, Dr. P. J. Brennan, Dr. s. E. Fabricant, Dr. John H. Dillon, Dr. Louis J. Thibault, Dr. George A. Leonard, Dr. John D. Freney, Dr John w. Fruin, Dr. A. c. Swenson, Dr. Walter l.. Barber. Jr., Dr. R. Harrison Ryder, Dr. John Gancher, Dr. John Wertheimer. Dr. Richard J. Hinchey, Dr. Harold J. Curran, pr. E. E. Fitzpatrick. Dr. Harold Louis Mayo, Dr. A. A. John- son. Dr. John M. Freiheit, John P. Dr. John F. Hackett. Wal ter Swanson. Dr. J. F. Slavin, Df. E. A. Post, Dr. R. A. Bonner and Dr. William M Good.
 Dr Pasquale Lombardi. Dr. Ru- dolph Damiani. Dr. Orpheus Bizzo- zero. Dr. J, Henry McGrath, Dr Theodore Bevans, Dr. EelmunG Spicer, pr. Charles H. Brown. Dr Dudley B. DemIng. Dr. Edward II Kirschbaum. Dr J. s. Bell. Dr Lon's c. Backhus pr. s. w. Jennes. Dr Nj. II Ruby, Frank Relchenbach. Dr Edward Lewicki. Harry B. Olson, AL