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.‘ALLO’WE’EN~—a time for fun and frolic; for
social festivities; for all sorts of good times
If you ’re going to be involved in any functions where good
clothes count, better see us beforehand and let us look after
that part of it for you. We ’11 put you into some of these fine
[art ‘ Schaffner & Marx
Clothes; and we can promise you one thing sure; nobody else
in the crowd will be better dressed than you’ll be.
I Fine suits in all the latest new weaves; dress clothes for
formal affairs; overcoats for hay rides or sleigh rides, or dressy
use. We’ ve got all these things ready for you; all-wool fine
tailoring and correct fit and style.
¥ Suits 320 to 330 Overcoats $13 to‘ 330
' V: Other good maltes as low as $7.50
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[South Norwalk TWO STORIES ‘ Norwalk
This store is the home of Hart Schaifner & Marx clothes
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Over 6,000 New and Nearly All in One
I. Asylum.
Connectlbut taxpayers should find
:interest in the following comment in
i the Springfield Republican recently:
The recent publlentlon of the hleu I
bound of charities gives its an oppor-
iunity to see how the increase and _
cure or the 5.000 insane, more or lees,
in that state are regarded by its 0111
c1111 supervisors for this class 01" the
5,... is based on the number visible
in suitehiowu and private asylums~-
we can scarcely torm‘them hohpjtuls.
so few urn the recoveries in respect
to the whole number under trentnuut
——whieb 10 months ago (octobei 1.
1908) was 3.1103. '
or 111111111 more than two-thirds were
in the overcrowded Middletowu hos-
pital, which then had “280 inmates in
excess of its normal capacity, and illi-
inisilion was denied to new patients
until vacancies should occur.” in the
Norwich hospital there were 373; in
among the then 11001 .100. and ill. the
Hmt'fnid rem-ht ills—«in all 3,603. ’l‘lu
lecovored in the three larger asylutus
: were but 1113 in 1908, among 3,328 pn-
items 01 i 1101 «out. The deaths were
237 in the same year. or 7 per cent.
[he uniocmercd int-1111211 dist-buried
into tho community were 11119-41111 as
some or these new duplicate-d, we
may cull them 350.
From the ptlriilo. usyiuins are no.
returns of l‘OCth‘J'lun or (it-utlibuhut'
pmbubly there were proportionately
more recoveries and fewer deaths. The
udmlssions in all the usylums reported
were 1.3110; but of these many musl-
liuvc been duplicated. and many \W‘lt‘l
from other states. The admissions in
1907 being but. 1130. it follows that
int-1‘11 has been a let go inert-use. which
probably has continued through the
i111 months HlliCt,‘ last September. 'i‘hoi
‘nuturul 1111-1111111 inert-11111.- in the VlSlunl‘:
inhum- is Stillt’il at 13-1.
Putting ull these oleuu-nts of tho
1-ulrulntion together. and allowing for
the invisible inenm- in Connecticut,
1 whom next yvnr's census mu) disclnsc.
{we cannot reckon the Count-rilcm in-
1mm- nl 11l't‘st‘iii its loss than 5.0110. or
0111‘ in Herr 2031 of the. vstlmuted l.-
11.: ol‘ the inhabitants. How much
of tilt-1w ure iinportulions from New
York and other states we cannot any.
but doubtless several hundred. T111-
artunl proportion of the Connecticut
insane in the suite, is probably one to
21m 1111 iu'hiuiiencbusetts The annuul
cost or their puppet-t to tho taxpay-
us upour to be about 8.10000010
the patients and their trleudu almost
us much, since the price in tho Hurt-
ford rem-zit and the priVute llflyllllllri
in from $171 to $20 a wet-it; Whlll‘ 111
Middlotown it is but $3.39. and at Not-
\l'l(‘li $4. The l‘iliilI in the towns in not
given. but probubly 111 11-311 thun $3 11
wot-11, The board ascribes the inert-art
of insanity to tho accumulation of up
rurtd mist-s in the hospitals in- spli-
of 1111- 1150 yuan-ls dist-lutrgvd iron
them uncured. They add:
"A much lurger proportion or cur-1:1
could doubtless ho oliectod it patients
\\’l!l‘(‘ brought lliilli‘l‘ hospital treatment
in the earlier stout-11 oi lllt‘ illiit‘llfil‘. A
«bongo from the present practice (of
delaying udmlusloli until the disease is
well oslnblished. and it is positively
dangerous for tho 1111111110 person to 1p-
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connection with [lonerul hospitals-m
ruining the ntapdurtlu for names mid
uttonduute in tho institutions-“11nd
amending the low in regard to the
conuulunont oi the insane. uro tou-
tures of the proposed program for
ameliorating their condition."
ll‘oioy's Honey and 'i‘ur clears the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
branes’. sad the most obstinate cough
are healed and titrengthened. and the
cold is expelled from the system. he-
ina. any but the genuine in till yellow
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COUNTY HOME MATRON SUICIDE!
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While in it hit. oi tloupuudomly lust
utidit Mrs. Mario 0 lluitle. mutt-on or
the Washington Clountv Home for
Aged Women. tied it iluilrou to her
pork with a cord. and looped 11110 11:11-
touldil Creek. Her bodi- fully clothed
wait found today trip; in three that or
water and another iinilrcu we: found
on the bank. litre. Baltic we Villmllt
lift: years of 11‘s} ’
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The l D. M. Read Co.
Viisiablislmd I85 7.
Thinking of the Holidays? 1.
llmse 11110 are tbiukiupr of (lilistmas time. and whose
tustoiu it is to'seml Lards of (Electing at the festive season,
‘will be interested to know that this year we have the
Private Greeting Cards .
from Raphael House in London.
llirsc are the productions of Raphael luck & Sous,
Publishers by appointment to "lbcii Miljifh'llcs the king and
()uecn. lhe cards are used very generallt by those who
wish to send a greeting in a personal Win. expressive of
friendship and the best of wishes at the Holiday season.
Nothing in beitei taste 01 more appropriate could be imag-
iued.
[here is a bum- l’ ook of Samples for the use of v'isitois
211 tin Stutioncr _1 Set lion, containing hundred s of Specimens,
"lmutl— painted and embossed designs of great beauty Many
of them are illuminated as to type. and the coloring of all
pitturcs is perfect
Como anil see. it is not too curly to place orders, for in
all cases the name of the sender is printed. which gives the
card the personal touch.
At the Stationery Section.
Robe Flannels
to make warm comfortable gowns.
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Time is here when warm bath gowns and lounging
robes are desirable and it is not necessary ll) have heavy
wool. The soil cotton cloths which are in various styles
and coloriugs art- amply warm for this season and they are
so attractive. A special collection oi
Fleecedown, Melton, Ducklin, and Velosett, at
10, my: and 151:.
These all in red. inn. brown and soil shades of gray,
lilllL' and pink.
A Special in heavy Robe Flannel? blue. tan. row and
other desirable coloriugs. at 251: a yard.
Wash Hoods Section. lower iloor.
Special in Skirt Embrondenes
Very attractive linunciug‘s, tlu‘vc-cightlis of a yard wide,
at 19¢ a yard.
Tile Silk Sale. Do not miss it. for not every (lay (lo
we have such wonderful values. Fancy 'i‘affetzis, stripes.
checks, and figures, hiessaliues. Moires, l'icngalines and
Darwin-ties, worth $1.00 and $1.25
at 79c.
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The D. M. Read Co.
Month-End sale
As usual tit the end‘ of the month we take Samples and lirokeu Lines
and put Bargain Prices on them To these we add Staple '-
ltems to make our Month End Sale interesting
We Mention a Few Items and Invite You
to Look at Them All
SAMPLE SHlRT wmere LADIEB’ CORSETS
9&1; .......... wore 31.211 to $1.50 Ladies' Corsets. 18 to 24 in..
$1.29 . . .. ..... . ........ were $1.08 (ii. ......................... 251;
01.49 ............ .....were $2.211 Ladies“ Corsets. broken lines. .6111:
BLACK 1111711511 amt-11's “M‘MMV‘W‘ ”'00
New Rpm-lid at .. ..... . ..... 50c LAOlEG APRONB
New Special til ............64c [unlit-11‘ Aprons ..............191:
Now Special 111 .. ........... 1111c Value 2110
Value 8125l1udl1-e Aprons ...............35e
ems-Lee LAoiee- swenens Value mic
AT 3111.11 emcee cuitnnsu-e swaAuns AT soc
Bargains in 9 it. by 12 foliage
A. Dicketman &
84 Washington St, South 111111.11
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