Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
DIED OF TETANUS.
Fourteen Year Old Boy Living
 on Bridge Street.
vACClNATED THREE WEEKS AGO

Boulanger Residence on Waru street and Mauseur Residence on Silver Street Quarantined-People Quaran- tined in Mccarthy Block Will Be Released Professor Bou-
 langer Baker), One of the New Cases, Is the Well Known Prompter. William Tracy, the fourteen year
 old son of Bernard Tracy of 150 Bridge street, died this morning of tetanuss He was vaccinated three weeks ago
 and while his arm did not appear as sore as those of other members of thd family who had the operation per- formed about the same time, still it
 developed into lockjaw and carried
 him away. He was bright, prom~
 ising boy and his death is great blow
 to the family. He was pupil at 50
 Marys school and was well liked bY his classmates. His father is an ems ploye of the street department and one of Superintendent Reiiey's most | faithful workmen. His mother died | a few years ago. Besides his father he leaves two brothers and one sister, Bernard, John and Margaret. The funeral will take place Friday morn- | ing at $50 o'clock with q mass of res | quiem at the Immaculate Concepton | church and interment ill Calvary cem- | etery.
 The residence of Eli Boulanger, ob' 30 Ward street, and that of the Maus-
 eur family at Al Silver street, were
 quarantined last night by order or Health Officer Kilmartin, smallpox
 having been discovered at both places.
 Mir Boulanger moved recently to Ward street from Ben Mohr. The patient Ut
 Silver street is 4-year-old boy
 MT Boulanger is the well known prompter, better known as Prof Baker,
 and as he will be removed to the isola- ton hospital tonight, he desires 10 state that all his engagements to call
 numbers at dances are declared off. l Health Officer Kilmartin said this , afternoon that all the patients at the
 hospital are doing well with the cx- 1 ception of the Trepanier baby. which he thinks will not be able to live
 through the sickness.
 l The clothing of the quarantined par l ties on the upper floor of the McCarthy
 block is being fumigated to-day and
 the parties will be let out tomorrow. l "Dr' McAllister, who was employcd some time ago as a professional nurse
 at the isolation hospital, and who vas l later changed from the hospital de- pertinent to the kitchen, has been re- ] lieved from duty there altogether and 1 is back i'll town calling upon his old 1 friends.
 Charley Pauly, one of the parties
 quarantined at the Salvation army
 shelter was q caller at the comptroI> ler's office to-day. He presented AIr 1 Russell with bill for $2T for services
 as assistant cook at the shelter while l the place was closed by order of the l board of health Mir Russell said le
 could not pay the bill without an order from the board of finance. On hearing this Charley made an address i'll lhe
 course of which he mentioned the num- Der of dishes he had washed during the quarantine together with q lot of other general work, which he was in- formed he should be paid for. He also wanted to know what became of the good suit of clothes he had on when
 he entered the place and laughingly
 called attention to the trousers he had
 on, which were about a foot too long for him. He was directed to the board
 of health and left stating that he was
 going to get his money from the city
 or find out the reason why