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All communications intended for the Connecticut Medical Society must be addressed to N. E. Wordin, M.D., Bridgeport, Conn.

The next Annual Meeting of the Connecticut Medical Society will be held in Hartford, May 27th and 28th, 1903.

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MAR 28 1903

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1902, 9-58

Minority Report of Committee to Revise the By-Laws,

31

Report of the Connecticut Committee for the Study of Epilepsy, 35

Report of Committee on County Resolves,

39

Resolutions of the Windham County Medical Association,

Resolutions of the New Haven County Medical Association,

Report of the Committee on Legislation,

Report of the Committee on Honorary Members and Degrees,

Report of the Committee on Medical Examinations,

39

39

41

42

43

Report of the Nominating Committee,

Amendments made to By-Laws,

55

57

Report of Committee to Attend Bi-Centennial of Yale University, 57

Report af Auditing Committee,

Tax of Three Dollars Voted,

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION,

Report of the Secretary,

List of New Members,

List of Deceased Members,

Report of Delegate to Rhode Island Medical Society,

Report of Delegates to New York State Medical Association,

Report of Delegate from New York State Medical Association,

Committee on Todd Memorlal Appointed,.

List of Papers, read by Title,

PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS:

The Relation of the Physician to Growing Children,

DISSERTATION :

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON MATTERS OF PROFESSIONAL INTEREST IN

THE STATE,

117

MEDICAL PAPERS:

Report on the Progress of Medicine, I, by Dr. J. E. Loveland,

Middletown,

129

Medicin

Report on the Progress of Medicine, II, by Dr. E. K. Loveland,

Watertown,

140

A Case of Traumatic Tetanus Successfully Treated by Anti-

Tetanic Serum, by Dr. G. A. Shelton, Shelton,

Symptoms and Treatment of Chronic Intestinal Catarrh, Dr.

William Porter, Jr., Hartford,

A Valuable Nerve Tonic of Recent Origin, The Glycero Phos-

phate of Sodium, by Dr. P. W. Street, Sufleld,

Typhoid Fever-

The History, Etiology and Mode of Infection, by Dr. W. S. Ran-

dall, Shelton, .

149

.

Its Pathology and Diagnosis, by Dr. R. Hertzberg, Stamford,

Its Treatment, by Dr. F. T. Brooks, Greenwich,

The Relation of the Country Well to Typhoid Fever, by Dr. H.

E. Smith, New Haven,

Future Care of the Insane in Connecticut, by Dr. E. A. Down,

Hartford,

200

218

218

Care of Female Misdemeanants, by Dr. E. A. Down, Hartford,

Connecticut's Influence in the Development of the American

Hospital for the Insane, by Dr. C. W. Page, Middletown,

Melancholia, Periodical Depression and Other Depressions, with

Differential Diagnosis, by Dr. J. M. Keniston, liddletown,

The Use and Abuse of Bromides in the Treatment of Mental

Diseases, by Dr. A. R. Defendorf, Middletown,

Alcoholic Psychosis, Clinical Aspects and Differential Diagnosis,

by Dr. C. E. Stanley, Middletown,

Dangers trom the Indiscriminate Use of Morphia, by Dr. T. D.

Crothers, Hartford,

281

The Biological Test to Determine the Species of Blood, (with

demonstration), by Dr. C. J. Bartlett, New Haven,

Relative Number of Contracted Pelves in General Practice, by

Dr. P. Cassidy, Norwich,

298

Classification of Gynecological Cases as to Whether Medical or

Surgical, by Dr. H. F. Brownlee, Danbury,

302

The Medical Inspection of the Public Schools, by Dr. C, P. Bots-

ford, Hartford,

312

The Eyes of School Children, by Dr. H. S, Miles, Bridgeport,

318

SURGICAL PAPERS:

Report on the Progress of Surgery, I, by Dr. A. G. Cook, Hartford, 325

Report on the Progress of Surgery, II, by Dr. N. R. Hotchkiss,

New Haven,

Recent Invasions of Surgery into the Domain of Internal Medi-

cine, by Dr. W. H. Carmalt, New Haven,

Extensive Resection of the Intestine, by Dr. George R. Harris,

Norwich,

336

368

376

Acute Obstruction of the Bowel, by Dr J. B. Boucher, Hartford, 388

On Perirenal, Perihepatic and Pleural Abscesses following Ap-

pendicitis, by Er. W. H. Carmalt, New Haven,

368

Ununited Fracture of the Tibia, by Dr. J. F. Dowling, Hartford, 406

OBITUARIES:

Edward Mott Moore, .D., of Rochester,

413

.

M.D.,

Jerry Burwell, M.D., of New Hartford, by J. Swett, M.D., of

New Hartford,

414

.

William Miller Hudson, M.D., of Hartford by Henry R. Stearns,

M.D., of Hartford.

416

.

Sidney Rogers Burnap, M.D., of Windsor Locks, by Joseph A.

Coogan, M.D., of Windsor Locks,

Walter Zink, M.D., of Branford, by Henry Fleischner, M.D., of

New Haven,

John Thomas Dooley, M.D., of Manchester, by Francis H.
Whiton, M.D., of Manchester,

Donald Rose Hinckley, M.D., of New Haven, by R. S. Goodwin,
Jr., M, D., of New Haven,

429

Edwin Dwight Swift, M.D., of New Haven, by Robert B. Good-
year, M.D., of New Haven,

431

APPENDIX:

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Report of Delegate to the Rhode Island Medical Society, Dr. W.

S. Richards,

433

.

Report of Delegate to the New Hampshire Medical Society, Dr.
C. D. Alton, Hartford,

Constitution and By-Laws of the American Medical Association, 437

MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY:

Honorary Members,

Active Members by Counties, with Post Office Address,

Alphabetical List. with Degrees and Date of Graduation,

455

456

468