Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-07

SECTION 1.-Smallpox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid fever, typhus fever, Asiatic cholera yellow fever and any other diseases publicly declared by the Board to be dangerous to the public health are meaning Of these bylaws.
 SECTION 2.-Every physician practicing within the town of New Haven shall report in writing to this Board within twelve hours after he has discov practicable specifying the name, age and address of each patient having . contagious disease for the nature and duration of such disease. the school attended, the factory or shop at which the patient works. if any. and other facts which he may this board the name, age and address of every per wit within twelve hours after Re shaii have been in formed of such death, and tho specific name and type of such disease.
 SECTION s.-Every lodging house keeper, >hotel keeper, householder person having charge of any public or private institution, or the master of any vessel in said town of New Haven, in whose house.
 disease SnasngsPS by Shsn shall report the same to this Board within twelve hours after it shall come to his or her knowledge. SECTION 4.-No person shall, without a permit from the Board of Health, carry or remove from one building another from any vessel any per- son sick with contagious disease or any clothing or other articles which may have been exposed to person sick with contagious disease of the body of such person or by any nIegiigent neg act connected of or by needless or careless exposure of himself or any article in his possession cause contribute to or promote the spread of disease from such per sons or body.
 SECTION 5.-No superintendent, principal or teacher of any school and no parent or guardian of any child attendingHchool shall knowingly permit
 child sick with smallpox, scarlet fever diphtheria which such disease shall exist to attend any school without permit from the Board of Health.
 HIA -f1I disease shall come, nor shall anyone bring or cause to be brought into or rsasonably suspected to be sick with contagious posed to infection from any such disease without permit from the Board of Health.
 SECTION 7.-No person shall hinder or prevent the Board of Health from securing the isolation of any person sick with contagious disease, the dis infection of any premises or articles which have been exposed to infection or the using of any meth ods or means it may deem proper to control the spread Of contagious diseases.
 SECTION s.-There shall be public funeral of any person dead from smallpox, scarlet fever diphtheria or typhus fever without the permit of the Board of Health therefor and subject to such sanitary orders and regulations as it may pre- scribe.
 SECTION 9.-No one shall enter passenger car street car steamboat hack, c,b stage or other pub lie conveyance wsaring or having in his or her he or she shall have been in attendance upon per songick with smapox scarlet fever or typhus fever isfactfon of the Board of Health.
 SECTION 10.-No hack. cab, stage, carriage, horse car steam car, steamboat vessel or other public or private Conveyance fla which person has been car ssa r sO or ss cRars to be sick with smallpox, scarlet fever typhus fever shall be thereafter used for the carrying of any passenger until such vehicle. car, steamboat or vessel shall have been dsinfected to othe satisfaction of the Board of Health.
 SECTION 1f-EverY person violating any of the | provisions of these bylaws rules and regulations shall forfeit and pay penalty of less than e10 or more than $l00 for every such offense.
 SECTION l2-TheSe bylaws, rules and regula l tions shall take effect June 15, 1885, and all by laws heretofore passed by this Board inconsistent here with are hereby repealed. ie4 1t. I