New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

cases in the state during July. Those
reported to the State Board of Health
yesterday are in Jersey City. Railway,
East Rutherford, Bloomfield, Irvington,
Harrison, Union, West New York, Wee
4 hawken. Passaic and Delaware Town
ship. Additional cases were found in
Montclair and Clifton. The Montclair
victim is woman, thirty-eight years
old.
Every day additional towns are add
ed TO those whose health authorities
have adopted quarantine measures
against New York children. Many bar
those under sixteen, while others quar-
antne them for two or three weeks or
merely require the presentation OF a
certificate from the Health Depart
3 mont
Most Of the railroads warn passen-
gers, accompanied by children, that
they must travel at their own risk
with regard to leaving trains az points
Of destination. Among places In New
York State having regulations are
Highland, West Nyack, Highland Falls,
Cornwall, Briarclif. Katonah, Hills
dale, Chatham, Copake. Lake Mahopac,
Carmel. Lincolndale, Tarrytown
Heights. Bedford Hills, Watertown,
y 4
ers. Patterson, Millerton, Sharon,
Mount Hope, Ardsley, Valhalla, Haw-
thorne. Pleasantville, Croton Falls,
Stuyvesant, Harrington Park, Castle
ton, Tappan, Orangeburg, Blauvelt,
Croton, Hyde Park, Red Hook. Brew
ster, Pawlng. Ossining, Barrytown,
White Plains, Tarrytown, Purdy's,
Baldwin Place, Crafts, Elmsford and
Marcy.
Long Island towns with quarantine
measures include Kings Park, Central
Islip, Floral Park, Great Neck, Free
port and Rockville Centre. Children
will not be permitted on excursions to
Long Beach.
7 In New Jersey, Paterson. Boonton,
Kingston, Lyndhurst, Mountain Lakes,
Hoboken, Long Branch, North Long
Branch, South Amboy, West Engle-
wood. Montclair, Haworth, Passaic
Whitehouse, Dumont, Bergenfeld
Ridgefeld Park and Bogota are among
the cities and towns whose health au-
thorities have passed quarantine
measures.
/ Connecticut places doing the same
are New London, Norwalk, Groton, East
Lyme, Waterford, Meriden, Bridgeport,
Montville, Norwich, Sharon, Whitman
tic, Bethel, Hawleyville and Danbury.
Meriden will impose a heavy penalty
for violation of an order barring all
children under sixteen from the city.
Pittsfed and Great Darlington.
Mass, have adopted quarantine meas
ures.
The Vermont State Board Of Health
has ordered that the arrival Of all
children in the state must be reported
to physicians within twenty-f four hours.
The children will be quarantined for
two weeks.
Scranton. Wilkes Barre and Easton,
Penn. and Toledo, Ohio. also have
quarantine regulations against chill
dren from New York. Charleston, S. c.,
has established a strict quarantine.
California health authorities demand
that every one entering the state pre-
sent a health certificate, according TO
notifications received by Eastern rail-
roads
An order from the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad 10 its con-
ductors says: "If you have reason TO
believe that any passengers on your
train are suffering from infantile pa
rslysis or some other contagious dis
ease you will Immediately report il by
wire to the superintendents office. SO
that arrangements may be made for
looking after the passenger, cutting out
the car for disinfection and notifying
the local, state and interstate health
officers"
MATTERS have dragged long enough.
Adequate measures must be taken at
once, and the occasion presents a fine
opportunity to do something about q
children's playground. If the town
ship hasn't the funds to establish a
playground, we will all chip in and see
that the kiddies have some place in the
open air where they can enjoy them
selves"
The Colonel was deeply interested in
statement made by Judge Robert ".
Duval before the meeting, in which
the Judge said that all Oyster Bays
sewage poured into an uncovered
brook which runs through the heart
of the village.
The committee to fight the plague
includes, besides Colonel Roosevelt,
Judge Duval, John f. Birmingham,
Mrs. Charles Tiffany. William Loeb,
Mrs. f. NJ. Townsend, Mrs. Thomas
Clark and E. Morgan Griffin.
The following is the list of addresses
where paralysis cases were found yes
terday:
Manhattan.
2l1 Avenue A, 239 Avenue A. l01
Avenue 3, 4S Avenue ID, 1913 Goerci
Street, l1s Lewis Street, 100 Levi;
Street, 1877 Monroe Street, 10 Mot
Street, 239 Third Avenue, 21l Wes
Eleventh Street, li5 West Seventeenth
Street, SIP East Eighteenth Street, IL
West Twenty second Street, 400 Eas
. SiXtieth Street, 5S East Ninety -nintl
Street, 339 East l0sth Street, 202 Eas
Hath Street and IL West l4lst Street
Brooklyn.
$40 Bedford Avenue, l49s Brshwicl
Avenue. 40l Barley Street, 53S Belmon
Avenue, 1852 Coney Island Avenue {.
cases., 90 Eckford Street, Eller,
Street. 6S Ellery Street. 1866 Eastern
Parkway. LOG North Elliot Place, 81
Furman Street, 1852 Fulton Street, II
Gerry Street. 209 Grant tvenue. III
Hopkins Street. 1872 Hopkins Street, 8.
Hopkins Street. SO Johnson Avenue, 35,
xeap Street, Locust Avenue. 80
Marcy Avenue, 2i7 Moore Street, 75l
Myrtle Avenue, $40 Myrtle Avenue, 9S
Myrtle Avenue, % Neck Road, 440 New
Lot Avenue, 266 Navy Street, POS Parl
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