The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-24
ONLY PURE MILK
 FOR BRIDGEPORT, PLAN or SOPHIAN
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 hd my self win consult with the !il1k men, R.Hpvery license win be called in eo,;1ss VIII bejre-issued. depending on the rating of the milk sold by each dea1er. Tho milk win be graded. !N1ffh classes "A. B. and c and B for \ |.lkinkine and c fbr cooking purposes M sEve1yone who buys milk will know &iax quality is being purchased There VIII De no possibility that motter win be decaived in purchasing xnflk TOT an XIffant- Milk, cream and iGlktuanned milk win be classified. Canr nSd uilk must be known to be np tc, I3ha 6adaxd- Grade "A milk. for in TIT w1af be 1o1d only in bottles X nean ,osrtiIasd milk we shall 1nsasf. rnh1 be pnstenrised. s f 'i Some of tho larger dealers ara 1, teuraEinE now If their procels'is I ], sa,cnr1vu,d to bs .dequate, these concerns SsSut bs pcrznikted to continue doing S41Sr cvtn paaosu1xinx- For tho ofh- 1vsai one of two methods will be adopt x7r X Fither a central pasteurizAftOn S37-st x'1li be established, or the dea1- 1,r n,r1ut instzIl theit own plantA We| { S lvrn,t decided about this. and tho cuuference this afternoon will take #
 rSr. sOohian said that before IT. [ <1,ou,nes viii be Issued the dealers Tnaa.t ! provs that they employ proper recep- l7S eicu. uruper sanftary measures and ' rr,ener sprecautiuns in distributicn- x El lHe has a plan whereby an exarn-' Ynaxaon wflI bS made of every COW : sw Ean1 mi1k ponReg into this city- some \ TT fke cows aro In Now York stAts, TT he belisvia it worth the money " ieSd an fnnpectnr to examauc each \ ~. T6e cot my be met, he be- { q - by un3dng the owners pey tho x u1Enae1pr by taxa&1un- Every GOV Fin, be n0nnhered, % that tho hea1thi I z z l6 srfzneut VIII have a record of ev- nxy an1na1s whose prodnct is con- nznned hera Dr. sopnian also plans tc make tho A(hoalth department records amcun8- to Y f41n- fpr the nrst time Notices 5oot6 semt to m tho phyukcdans of the eo4y today prgtng 4Aem to report eyery 11oua d1Bedoe dtx1o that cpmeo ] ". fl,.ir ,obcs1rvat3nn- In this vsy. s n6nefz1ne appxpxdmAtanx m accurnno 1: 3Srard q Bz4dIepots heslfh .statns a0 be kept ffum year t0 year. Hith- {ksfo. the method hos bePn slipshod- < The phyz3cians were also informed ~ &hnf sQuarantines hereafter may be f1lfted only by the health department. f nSna that ,affee two negative cultures
 &ave bean obtained by the depart- sxient, for each qunrantineds case. Health departmaut rules for QuAran- ! tine was mailed eech physician.
 Notice O. an ordinance adopted by
 fhe board of health win be posted in < an restauranfs, hotels and other cat
 tnt places. If reads:
 ~Ordinaucs adopted by board
 Of haa1fh commissioners July IT.
 1e1a-s Dishes. glasses cups.
 spoanS, kntyea. forks, etc
 @Aftef use of the abcve-men- tionsd, tab1e utensils must be 4 thoroughly washed in running
 water for three to five minutes.
 A large suitable sink used exclu-
 sively for this purpose must be
 t4 provided Ase -Each utensii individually
 < must fhen be r1nsed in clean water fPefcgs nstne again
 .ss2hafsfy cups are reccm-
 mended for ice cream paT1ors. Board of Health Commissoners."
 Notices were sent to the Connect ,cut Co. today relating to xsanitary
 conditions aboard the cars. Inspect ors for inc health department
 made observations of crowded -condi-
 lions Saturday and reported today.
 Eighteen instaneesrof oyer-crowding
 were recorded by Chief Inspector c. Howard Dunbar yesterday.
 NotaceWHere sent to aHz laundries of the efly today that they must not Iaccept soiIed linen from hospitals for
 oontAs1ouS or infectious diseases. tls'Danger is reduced to a minuimum lin most launAries where this matter I1s accepted." Dr. Sophian said, but < sfWe are taking this action just as a
 matter of general precaution."
 M Beginning today, campaign
 asainet cesspools will be instituted.
 They must be abolished." said pr. < eophian, The health inspectors have
 reported cesspoo1s on Mckinley ave-
 nue. Exeter street CD. Morgan street,
 BradIeyN street. Hanford avenue,
 Wayne street, Dover avenue CD, sie-
 mon street, Hollister avenue and Bell { gtreet. seepage from a cess pool
 reaches we'll in Exeter street. it was feported, 6tagnant water in Bell Z Atreet and . swamp in Wayne street N1lI be ordered abolished.
 "A largsr staff will be given the { director of public works, pr. Sophian IGatd today and the mayor will see that Itha directors gets more cash to ex- pend,
 Inspector Dunbar said this morning 4Aat he wifi soon begin getting after"
 fhe barbsr shop proprietors. for im- !. bgpvement purposes
 RobeSt K. Marshall. businsss agent