The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 12

EPIDEMIC SCARE IN NEW CANAAN STIRS UP STRIFE? Diphiberia Sa Said to Be Raging, But Kiddies Have Lovely Vacation. B4 CASES REPORTED.; Doctors Disagree—Some Say | Disease Is Prevalent, but Rivals Say Not. They're enjoying an “epidemic of @iphtheria’ in New Carvin, Conn, « Beast the children are with ftty: fear ataring yellow Many houses in the villa Ge Gread disease. the little * @re playing about, to all apy well ahd delighting in a ri @chool, GBome of the grown-ups take the “opt @emic” seriously, while others say ite @ Cruel. Ibe! to stick those # iP @ards ap people's nice front @ In the medical profession « bitter con- rages, with Dr, BE. J O'Shaugh- @easy, Health Officer, leading one fac @on and Pr. ©. HM. Scoville bh pe | Ghose who say there tn no * qa hint that Dr. O'Shaughnessy @ every time he tacks up THERIA HERE.” @@ALTH OFFICER DECLARES MALADY 18 DYING OUT. Of course if there really were fifty- @our little ones in New Canaan suf- @ering from the malady, there wouldn't Be anything funny about it and every @uthority would be engaged in desper- @te efforts to stamp it out; but even @e Health Officer claims only seven @ctual elinical cases of the malady and @Amits he epidemic ts dying out, The @ther ferty-reven, he says, are carrier @ases and as long as the little ones Rave the bacilli In thelr throats or noses (heir homes must be placarded. The @chool committes—its treasurer, George N. Yeaton, and its president, L. @ Knppp, are among those whose Gouses ‘are wearing the yellow decora- @ons—riaintains it was wrong to break Bp echapl. They point out that as long Qe the: children are allowed to play p nd any one may come or go at will In the affected homes, the mere gittins up of a yello’ card on a front isn't doing any earthly good, Dr, Scoville says, “Hither a young- @ter hag it or he hasn't. 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Evening Slippers Bea wtiful assortment Values $6.00 to sa 00 $4. 85 Remarkable Values in Girls’ Boots & Suppers For all occasions Black Russis, with special waterproof soles and arch sup- port, for general wear 6to8 $1.50 819 toll 1114 to@ $1.75 $2.25 Values %2.00 to #4,00 215 to 514 $2.75 Tan Russia, patent leather or genuine White buckskin $1.75 to $3.00 One-Strap Stippers Of patent leather, white calf and black vici kid 814 to 11 1114 to 2 214 to 514 $1.75 $2.00 $2.50