Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12

were quarantined temporarily Friday the child was examined by a physician from the health department and find ing no trace of the disease, the house was furnigated and the quarantine lifted.
 The quarantine waspaIso- lifted from the house of MT. and Mrs. RibchinsIzy in Elm street. whose little daughter Libia. is a patient at the Memorial hospital from the Wisease. The Rib chinskys have been qnarantined for three weeks. and Friday the house was fuuligated and they dere allowed lib- erty, The child is still at the hospital, but its condition is slowly improving.
 One Death to Five.
 Thirty seven deaths resulted from 165 cases of .infantile paralysis in Con- necticut in July, according to figures completed Friday by Dr. John T. Black, secretary of the state board of health. The official figures give the number of cases in the state reported as 238. No county in the state is, free of the disease.
 The report given by Dr. Black pro vides the first figures which have been obtained, indicating the death rate from infantiIe paralysis in the cpl demIc. Twenty six cases were report ed Thursday, Il new cases from Vari- OuS places and 15 cases which had not been reported previously, eight from Bridgeport and seven from New Ha- ven. The cases reported were: Bridgeport, 8; New Haven, T. Milford, 2; Orange, Derby, Montville. Green wich, Meriden, Windsor, Windsor Locks, Sharon and Colchester each.
 In July New Haven county had 78 cases and F deaths; Fairfield county had 45 cases and ten deaths; New London county IS cases and four deaths; Hartford county had Il cases and three deaths. Holland county had six cases and one death; Litchfield county had five cases and two deaths and Windham and Middlesex counties had one case each and no deaths TWenty-fOUr cases each have been re- ported since Aug. 1 in New Haven and Fairfield counties, 12 in Hartford coun- ty, seven in Middlesex county, three in New LitChfeld, Middlesex and TOI- land counties. No county is free from the maIady
 The invasion of the plague is shown by the following official figures:
 Fairfield County
 Bridgeport has had 26 cases and three deaths, Danbury has had three cases and two deaths, Darien and Eas- ton have had one case each. Fairfield has had one case, Greenwich has had ten cses NewtOwn has had two cases and one death NorwaIk has had two cases and one death, Stamford has had 20 cases and three deaths, and Strat- ford has had two cases
 New London County
 Bozrah has one case, Colchester has had two, the borough of Colchester has had one, the town of GrOton has had one case and the borough of GrO- ton two, Lebanon has had three cases and one death MOntville has had four cases, New London has had three cases all of which were fatal; StoningtOn has had one case, and Waterford has had two cases.
 MiddIesex County.
 Clinton has two cases, East Hamp- ton has had three cases, Essex has had one case, AiddIefieId has had one case and Westbrook has had one case.
 LitchfeId County.
 Plymouth has had one case. Sharon has had four cases and one death, Wa tertOwn has had one case and one death.
 New Haven County.
 Ansonia has had two cases and one death: Beacon Falls has had one case. which was fatal: BranfOrd has had two cases; Cheshire has had one case, Derby has had five cases, East Haven has had three cases, Hamden has had four cases, Madison has had four cases, Madison has had four cases. The town of Meriden has had six eases and two deaths and the city of Meri- den has had one case. Milford has had eight cases, with three deaths; NaUgatuCk has had one case; New Haven has had A cases and seven deaths, North Branford has had one case and one death, North Haven has had five cases and one death, Orange has had six cases, Seymour has had