The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-18
AIsCOVER THREE
 MORE CASES OFi ALA PARALYSIS HERE
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 The records that MT. SnydeG will keep are designed kby pr. Sophean to be sSurceewheresp sphysicia~~ arjl oth- CTS may gets accurate tnformatidn, and to be a permanent record of tfle epi- demic fight
 Today it, was decided that eight S:eeks will 1be, the duration of squaran- tine on lhouse where case lis being treated and 10. dayS on a house from (which a patient hasS been removed. &sApr. SophAanJ was in conference to- daN with ReN.f stephen F. Chernitzky. pastor of Stt Stephens Hungarian R. c. chGrch in tlhe West End. pr. Cher nitzkyxpledge0 hisj support to. aid the preverfSat tive light in the h1ngarian. settIendent and said that three other clerkyinen in the district would aid. Pr. sophiah 'wasapleased thlthe bof- fer. ~ N ''The co-operatApn of the pastors in the settlements dt foreign-born, per sons will effect sen ds we Icoulds never attain,r said the physician after, the guese and. other difficulties wes3could do iit.le efreetive iropasanday ywork l withotk this kind ofxaid.." rff OT.r cOpHtAH edSU NeS1lu He WdS/ cA- trernely pleased witflA the attithde of many physicians whos have offered ttheir aid. He now has 12 who will give medical treatment and adMce to { the poliomNelitis patients daily; "The care the patients will get here is some thing the very, rich couldn't buy" said lPl Az ntesps vMaliif Mififbbsssp < sspspcintsd si today [ by the health board to stay at fHillside 1 home for the benefit of the .pd'liomye- { litis patients. 4sy
 ], Prosecuting Attorney A Il. DeLa- luey said today that the 19l3tstatutes prohibit expectoratfng on anV part of Ia street, sidewalk, curb sor paved 4 Highway. confirming ethe health de- l partment's assertion , that it. could \ prosecute for such aniact.
 Health Inspectors today posted rrdsfsat each end of streeHs where
 ,uses have bfsT duafantilsed. The.
 yns read: {
 .sInfantiIe paralysis (pohomye-
 Iitis) is prevalent in, this street. ( keep, your children of, the
 streets as much as possible and {
 be sure to keep thems out of the
 houses on which ithet board of health has put signs.
 s.This-is a disease which babies
 and young children get; many of x them die; and many who do not. st become paralyzed for life.
 Don't let your childreni play
 with any children who have
 sickness at home.
 sThe daily papers will tell you z in what houses the disease is Be
 especially careful to prevent att
 tacks of common colds. Keep
 your children in good health.
 If your children have been
 exposed to child who has de- f veloped the disease, use a mild salt solution spray or a very weak 74s antiseptic solution, which your sEf doctor will recommend, for fthe
 nose and throat.
 Y ~ | "Keeps your homes clean and
 sanitary and remove garbage and
 rieiase as gb6n as possible <, If yoiif child lis sick. send for
 yul1r doctor at once or send word
 to 3he board of health
 5f To brevent any danger of infection 7 iof the inmates of Hillside home with leither spinal meningitis or infantile 4 paralysis, the members of the chari- ties board at their meeting yesterday decided that pr. J. J. Mcdonald, .su- perintendent of the home, should not sigo into the wards where the cases are E EIisolated and that strict quarantine z mustEbe kept on the wing where the case4 fare tcon1ned0 ls5o fQ 4G, \ The nurses who have been housed at the home to care for. the patients are i;using1a separate dining room and sleeping rooms away from the regular inmates and employees of Hillside