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and John Q. Wilson, Esqs. committee tO superintend the building the same. Report No. 2, of Committee on military affairs was read and accepted.

 The report of the committee on so much of the Governors message as relates to dis ticiing was read together with certain resO- luti0ns reported by them, as amendments to the COnstitutiOn-These resolutions provide that from the first Wednesday of May 1880, the Senate shall consist ofno less than 1 nor mere than 24 members. That in May 1929, the State shall be divided into no more than l8 nor less than districts-each district to be formed of contiguous territory--whch district shall not be altered oftner than once in ten years. On motion the resolutions and prepOrt were laid on the table, and $50 copies ordered to be printed. On motion of Mir. Benedict these reselu- tions were made the order of the day for Tuesday morning next. An act concerning crimes and punishments was read third time and negatived. A bill appointing Justices of the Peace, for Middlesex County was rad and passed. The report of the committee on petitions of Asahel Miller, who was wounded while per- forming military duty, was read and accepted, and his petition granted, so far as to pay him 1 $200.

 | A resolution from the Senate to ircorpo-

  l Masons, with liberty to hold property prodn- cling an annual income of SSOOO, was read, l andafter some discussion, ordered to lie on l the table.

 The committee on new towns reported a gainst granting the petition of k. Hickock and others-report accepted. 1 A bill for an act to authorize the sale of personal property in certain cases, was read a second time, and after some debate, was referred to select committee.

 At the annual meeting of the Conecticut Medical Society, legally convened at the State House in Hartford, May 9th 1927.

 Thomas Hubbard M. D. the President of the Society, having declined reelection. ELI TODD, NT. D. was elected President

 JOHN S. PETERS, Y. D. Vice Pres

 ident.

 | VIM. BUEL, M. D. Treasurer.

 SAMUEL B. WOODWARD, M. D, Secretary.

 The following gentlemen were elected Eel

 Hartford County, Eli Todd, M D.. Sam uel B. Woodward, M D., George Sumner,

 M. D., Wn. 5. Pierson, NJ. D., Caleb H,

 Austin.

 Ne,c Hauen County Nathan Smith, N. D., Willis Woodruff, Timothy P. Beers, M. D., Alfred S. Munson, M. D., Israel Jennings. NeacLondon County, Nathaniel $. Perkins, Dyer T. Branard, M. D. Wna. w. Miner,

 TT. Wells, M. D. B. F. Stoddard.

 FGirfeld County, Elijah Middebrook, M.

 D. John Gouldins, Samuel SinOns, Wm: F. Shelton Daniel Uaord.

 Litchfeld County, Jehal Williams, M. D. ! Eov Y Ca@l; n Samuel R. Child, Luther Tichnor. Wiadham County, Josiah Fuller, M. D. Jo- seph Palmer, M. D. Harvey Campbell, Asa :, Wtter, Wnl. A. Brewster. . 4 Middleser County, Samuel Carter, M. D. Edward s. Conner, Dan Platts, M. D. 1oliGnd County, Jabez l., White, AbJah / Ladd, Chauncey Burgess. ,, The following gentlemen wt re appointed a committee ofexamination Elijah Middlebrook. M. D. SiIas Fuller, M. D. Thomas Miner, M. D. The following gentlemen were cleced hon. orary members of society: Doctor Edward Delafeld, New York, Doc tor John DeIamater Albany, Doct. Wm. F. z Dewees, Philadelphia, Doct. Joseph White Cherry Valley, Doct. Jacob Bigelow, Boston,

 Doct Walter Canning, Boston.

 The following gentlemen were recommen- ded for the degree of Doctor of Medicine: Doctor James o. Pond, Doct. Archibald Mercer, Gaylord Wells, Elijah Baldwin, Sam uel Simons.

 The society received communications from Drs. Samuel l.. Mitchell, David HOsack, of

 N. Y. Jarvis Jackson, John c Warren, Bos-

 ton,and T. R. Beck, of Albany, acknowledging

 the receipt of the notice of the Secretary of their election, as Honorary Members, accom- panied by several donations from the gentle l men.

 Communicates were received from scv- eral medical societies and colleges on the Z subject of medical education SIC. The society [ approved of the object of these communica-- tions, and appointed Samuel B. Woodward, M. D. and G Sumner, Nj. D. Delegates to the Meeting at Northampton on the eOth of June Z next. A memorial and resolution for the re- peal or modification of the law on the subject of Small Pox and other contagious diseases,

 was presented to the Legislature. Resolued, That the foregoing abstract of the doings of this convention be published in news z papers. Attest, s. B. WOODWARD, sec'y. RhOde- ISlQad.-Tne Legislature of