Report of the Committee on Public Policy and Legislation,

Report of the Committee on Medical Examinations and Med-

37

ical Education,

Report of the Committee on Scientific Work,

Report of the Committee on Honorary Members and Degrees,

Report of the Committee of Arrangements,

Report of the Committee on a Colony for Epileptics,

Report of the Member of the National Legislative Council,

Report of the Delegates to the American Medical Associa-

tion in 1909,

60

Miscellaneous Business,

63

PAGE

Scientific Programme.

Papers on Special Subjects.

The Diagnosis of Insanity. James M. Keniston, M.D., Middle-

town, Conn.,

DISCUSSION,

Instructions to Patients Suffering from Specific Urethritis.

P. Duncan Littlejohn, M.D., New Haven, Conn., .

DISCUSSION,

The Management of Syphilis. Alfred G. Nadler, M.D., New

Haven, Conn.,

DISCUSSION,

A Consideration of the Anatomy and Clinical Importance of the

Subdeltoid Bursa. Paul P. Swett, M.D., Hartford, Conn.,

DISCUSSION,

103

120

126

139

143

154

165

The Ideal Nose and Pharynx. Frederick M. Wilson, M.D.,

Bridgeport, Conn.,

168

DISCUSSION,

174

Surgical Papers.

The Treatment of Infection Following Abortion, Miscarriage and

Labor. Charles A. Monagan, M.D., Waterbury, Conn.,

DISCUSSION,

177

181

The Surgical Treatment of Gastric and Duodenal Ulcers. Everett

James McKnight, M.D., Hartford, Conn.,

184

DISCUSSION,

194

The Treatment of Fractures. George W. Hawley, M.D., Bridge-

The Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Outside the Sana-

torium. Dudley B. Deming, M.D., Waterbury, Conn.,

227

DISCUSSION,

237

Some Features of Rectal Alimentation. Louis M. Gompertz,

M.D., New Haven, Conn.,

240

DISCUSSION,

248

Chronic Family Jaundice. Wilder Tileston, M.D., New Haven,

Conn., and Walter A. Griffin, M.D., Sharon, Mass.,

DISCUSSION,

252

283

Periodic Attacks of Indigestion in Children, Accompanied by the

Presence of Diacetic Acid in the Urine. Walter G. Murphy,

M.D., East Hartford, Conn.,

The Relative Value of Symptoms, Physical Signs, Tuberculin,

and the X-Ray in the Diagnosis of Tuberculosis. Henry F.

Stoll, M.D., Hartford, Conn.,

Obituaries.

Luther Augustus Davison of Hartford, by John Howard of

Hartford,

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285

293

313

Robert Eleazer Ensign of Berlin, by Theodore C. Wright of

New Britain,

.

314

John Pierrepont Codrington Foster of New Haven, by Wil-

liam H. Carmalt of New Haven,

316

George Robert Harris of Norwich, by Witter Kinney Tingley

of Norwich,

321

Homer Lycurgus Law of Hartford, by George K. Welch of

Hartford,

Welc

324

Matthew Turner Newton of Suffield, by William M. Stock-

well of Suffield, .

Lewis Sloat Paddock of Norwich, by Patrick Cassidy of

Norwich,

327

329

Durell Shepard of West Haven, by John F. Barnett of West

Haven,

333

Philo William Street of Suffield, by William M. Stockwell of

Suffield,

336

Samuel Benedict St. John of Hartford, by Frank L. Waite of

Hartford,

.

338

Members of Society.

Honorary Members,

Active Members (by Counties), with Post Office Address,

List of Former Members of the Society,

Alphabetical List of Living Members, with Degrees and Date

of Graduation,

343

344

364

367

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.

1910-1911.

President.

FRANK K. HALLOCK, Cromwell.

Vice Presidents.

EDMUND P. DOUGLASS, Groton.

EDWARD T. BRADSTREET, Meriden.

Secretary.

WALTER R. STEINER, Hartford.

Treasurer.

JOSEPH H. TOWNSEND, New Haven.