The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-01
Maria Petrella, Aged Four,
 of 1846 Main Street, Dies Suddenly Authorities Have Trouble Removing Suspect to. Hillside Home.
Even Measles Cases to Be 1s-
 plated Under New Health Board Plan, When Guar
 antines at Dwellings Are Not Up to the Standard.

The fourth death caused by infan- tile paralysis in Bridgeport was re- Icorded at 5 o'clock last evening when Dr.f Pasouale Romeo reported that Maria Petrelia, aged four, of IS46 Main street. had succumbed suddenly. The child Was taken i'll at o'clock yesterday morning. he said, and 1t died at o'clock.
 { Inquiry by pr. Abraham Sophian as Ito why the case hadn't been reported ! when the child was taken ill disclosed ! that Maria had been suffering Tor some time before the physician was called. Her case had reached the ad- tvanced stage yesterday.
 Rudolph Kore, aged 1-2 years, who was placed under observation yester- day at his home, 227 Union avenue, was removed to Hillside home last evening after examination by pr. C.. fNA Haskell.
 Onion avenue has been visited twice lbv poliomyelitis and once by menin- ] gitis during the period of epidemic. I Edith Fullen of 96 Union avenue Is recovering from poliomyelitis. the Kore child is now stricken with a dis ease believed the came and Elsie Evers of 213 Union avenue died of xiendngitis yesterday.
 pr. Sophian said today that he has 'fbegan A campaign of education in health matters for the people of Bridgeport, which will be carried alonR ak an adjunct to the sanitary measures Daily reports will be re- ceived on the conditions of restaur- ants, ice cream parlors, etc. and the ihealth department will issue circulars telling the citizens what to demand in the places of business they patron 41xo. For instance. after a certain tates Inc milk other than that used in cook Ing may be served in hotel or res 4aurant unless 1t Is in the original l bottle
 It was also announced today that hereafter the Isolation hospital will l be conducted on the same lines as ! the poliomyelitis section of Hillside 1 home Quarantine regulations will Fbe established for each contagious I case, even for measles, the same as for polio cases. A diagnostician will I ire-examine all reported cases. If the lhome quarantines aren't, efficient the patient will be removed to the Isola- ton hospital
 These regulations will be perma- nent according to Dr. sophian- He said their enforcement will be a big step forward for Bridgeport.
 Quarantine was lifted today at the homes of Max Robinobitz, of 63 Tom Thumb street, who is at Hillside home; John Della. of 25s Grand street, lwho died, and of John Stevens of l6tratford.
 Trouble was experienced, and 1t is i said the aid of a policeman was in- voked yesterday in the removal of Rudolph Kore to Hillside home. It is said the parents objected. Dr. So- 1 phian said today that sometimes CO., ercion is necessary for the protection of the neighborhood.
 Lawrence Fox, aged one year, of i S37 Wilmot street. who returned to
 his home soon after midnight Satur- day night, after having visited at Ss 1 Hester street, New York, was exam ined yesterday. Although he is in good health, the house has been quar- ! lantiled for safety's sake.
 pr. Sophian said today that ortho- paedic treatment is given the suffer
 CTS of poliomyelifis at Hillside home to prevent paralysis after recovery. l Following an autopsy on the body Iof Ethel Sanclaugh, four years old, of Milford, who was found dead in lbed, yesterday morning, 1t was found
 that she died of infantile paralysis.
 Her parents have aAcottage at Walnut
 Beach and have three other children.
 none of whom show signs of the dis
 ease as yet.