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Not Nearly \I5 Great as Supposed,
Public Health Senior lit-port
L- ' Sums.‘
WASHLVGTUN, Dec
111111111101 11! persons in
States addicted to the habital ‘use
of narcotic drugs is not nearly so
large ué‘hud been supposed, is the
conclusion lit the liltbllc Health Ser-
vim: in :1 report today. It had been
estimated that between one and two
per cent. 01‘ 1110 population were
drug .haltituos. litcclaring that while
fills t-siltttutu is undoubtedly too
high.
show the L1 xistunt-e of All too many
habitual users of narcotic drugs. The
belief is expressed tllso that the 91115
I» That; the
the tinned
dttc to the improprr use of such
drugs 11-11- t1. 011 2111.11» exaggerat-I
011:7 ' ‘ t 7 ‘ 1 '
The ('(1llt.l1l.~il(tl] 11PI111~1d on data
furnished 111 1119‘ "l‘ennoswe authori-
ties Whith the irpmt status, show
that during the first 51x months of
the operation or the stntc antl—
nurotic 111w. 1.403 permits were is-
num] to persons allowing them to
purchase mirmtio drugs and also on
figures tzitim: 1h" approximate» num-
ber 0! mom :9 rinses 11t‘h11l1itlurm-
.lng drtus importod into tho l'ttltotl
Statosdn 1:111 and 1511.. ’ twins. rc-
apectludy 3.0411 $100 .000 and 1-308.
7L0!) 000
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DRESS in
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llll‘ report 5:115 tltnl the figures
1
{or the years named, the report suysL
tit would appear that basing on esti-
mute on. the average. consumption
Iot the drug habitue in Tennessee
each adult would consume approx-
thnately one thousand doses ouch
‘mnnth or 12,000 doses :1 tour
“The State 0! Tenncsnec ' tho re;
port Hath», «contains approximately
two pc-r rent of the total population
tot the l'nited States and on tho nun.
iposltlon that the same ratio of tin
number of addicts and the itinountt
of maleiinl consumed “ill hold good
gthioughout tho lfnlted Staten. wiuld
Ih we 11 totttl oi something more than i
70,000 drug hnitltues. consuming 11p-
11roxlmutely 850,000.11th aver-.1110 dos-
es per year. This quantity
Ily i5 sonic-what low,
'nssume that not more than dduhle
i
th' .5 amount” or approximately
I710 000 .ucIrIttged doses arr (‘0Ylnlllll-‘
ad annually ,by ,drttg habttnes.
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5011111191111 EASILY PROMOTRD.
, LONDON. Nov. 25;--(l.‘ort‘t‘sttond-
tencc of The Associated l‘rcsx.)—-——’l‘ho
Isoldicr in the ranks of the British
Illl‘lll)’ is finding plenty of (.‘llllnt'o (or
present “111‘. tho
(11111 of the
at the
fpromotion .in the
dearth 11.1 oililcers lining
71110.51 rlillh‘ult problems
.‘ltillcc.
‘hatc becn 438 olfk‘crs promoted {rum
tthe ranks. excluding .1 number 1::
”n [IIII it 1515 of the figures iquartermnutcr commissions.
YOU need a good,
warm
Land dress
tiOn Sm
Heater will warm any '.
room in a chw .
ordinary
minutes.
The Perl
portable,
it to sitting-room, cellar
or attic-any room
where extra heat is mad-
ed --‘-and
convenient iii very cold
weather.- '
The Perfection is (Economical,
too—it burns only when you , ,
need 1t. No
no dirt, mashed Good- look-
/
\ ing; casy'to
COMFORT ‘7
Imentioned in orders. was promoted
I 1him out of the tire zone under severe
I'shell tire:
IFrencb Sporting Association.
Lgle handed a detachment of Germans
1who were in the act of capturing a
one after another, and alone succeed-l
prnitnb. L
but‘ it is fair tnI
1_1
War
lint-111g 1th first threo months
of the righting, it is announced. there L
‘ odorless and smokeless.
For role a: hardware Ind general. slum 1
Look for tho Triangle tndemurk.
STANDARD 01L COMPANY OF NEW YORK
GOODM may “with GOOD
sic-1111111. _
(Correspondence of The Associated
Press.)
PARIS. Nov. 25.—-A “good sport,” in
the athletic mile of the term, ought
to make a good tighter. The Europeon
wu‘ seems to demonstnte it
Nearly all the football stars at
France are either on the ‘gridiron" oi
Flanders or rushing the German lines
along the Aisne and they are making
themselves heard from. ' ‘
Augustin Jone, a football star, of
Perpignan, in the 19111 dragoous, just
lieutenant on the battlefield for timing
rescued a fallen comrade and carried
the
was
sin-
Planus. another mainstay of
I promoted lieutenant for rushing
IFrent-h cannon. He bayonetted them.L
Ied in bringing the gun back into the
'liuos.
1L Cyclists have also done grout work,
1both in the French and Belgian Larmiea.
Auguste Trousselller. the youngest at
'the Trousselller brothers, “ell-known
professional riders. was killed during
ltlte battle of the Alone w'hile charging
itho German trenches. Peliegrln. Mo;
riu and Ja'uzin, crack cycle raccrl,
‘ were all killed during the battle of the
Marne.‘ Henri, Olivier, ~Denoualt~al1
Ithree members oi .the Racing . ClubL
Lt’ootbull team, also warp killed during
the lighting around Luneville. Bene
'Etlena. another favorite or Paris grid
‘irons, was wounded at. the taking of
Aitkirclt.
‘ Fencing circles hate also furnished
a number of good fighters. most or
Lwhom have been lbcorpbrnted in the
tflying corps. Rourlers-Ddrcicres. the
hero or so many meetings 0n the field;
of honor. is a machine gunner on one
of the armored aeroplanes; Georges
_ IBreiItmayer is in the same service.
I Jess Hermanua. chompion (Scranton
‘01 Europe. was decorated an the but
tleflelLd tor heroic ewloits in Belgium.
I Vun- llouwuert. one of the! lendingI
long distance cycle racers. is in the
:commlsury department or the Belgian
army. while Constant in Marin. the
wrestler. is working an automobile ma-
chine gun.
«
sports as in times of peace.
N0 ATHLETES ATL CAMBRIDGE.
tCorrespondence or The Associated
Press.)
4 1101111011 ‘Nov 25—11 11 amenity; 7'
announced that them will be no nth.
’letlcg of any kind at Combrldge U111.
varsity this year. The principal reuun
for the cancellatioti‘even ol the minor
sporting events is that the men have
no time to train or produce. lire after-
noon! at week being occupied by work
in the OIlICLers' Training Corps.
The otliciul notice applies to all
l‘reshmen' a sports nod to the Ilnte‘t‘dol—
teglate games. ‘_ a 1
room to shove;
in. A Perfec—
okclcsLs Oil.
cction is easily
you can take
it is specially;
coal, nokindlirig;
clean and rewickL
. /
In France everything is being done
to encourage the continuation Iof Inll
I' tItIltIuiILI inn snrnuooh (inns 11151-1
Iuid Minn Helen
This plati-
Marksthej
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tho grLeqt story, “The“ MuterLpr,’sti1-tc‘d 1n 1191111111 issue at
Apptu riate {01 business};
l’i' nrrgniLLch to wear well
zippcarancc.
7 Triple-T3
Conueally
Substantial Shoes for Men,
Women arid Children
For namin- family, in black 'wltitc,é111d all 51.111115.
of silk, lislc Lor lllO’lh grade cotton,
‘2 118 WABLHLLINGT
strcci or Scltudl “LI“.lt‘.
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,L or on \' r. 20.
Announcement Was made todaont
the unit-11111167111 11115 Minn V Eng-
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‘lish at 809 airfield. avenue, Bridgéd
tmrLtL. to Richard Sliciwood of Southx;
port. The ceremony was pbrformod ntL
‘ the Little Church Around the Cor-._I -
WIW- i
~ trig. Ndvember 20 Miss English is
oer in New York on Friday
the daughter or Mrs: James English
111111er several years has been c11-
tzdged tn ihc hair dressing 1111111115.:
Mr; Sherwood is popular among the
people of SouthpnrtL and is ”well--
known ‘ln this clty.Botl1 Mr. Ind
’ Mrs.Shcr1\ood have a wide circle of
friends. who wish them many happy
' years or married life or the preséiitn
Mr. and Mrs Sherwood will reside in
‘ Bridgeport
covmtxonnAantN' HEAD.
Chosen President ot’StaIte Society of
Amhacologlstgs.
'The a11nualI7mectlngIof, the Con-
necticut society of the Archaeological'
Institute of America was held 11151
I‘ night in the room olI the Babylonian
. collection in Edwards hall.
Néw Ha-
1en.The following officers were el-
ected: LHon. Simeon E Baldwin. Drew-I
ldent. l‘rot Horatio M. LReynnlds.
‘ and Prof. Charms F. Kent lice-mg}:
idents: Prot' '11} T1; Clair. secretary
and treasurer _P_ror._ P. V..C. Bohr”-
and Prof. '1‘. Clay, counsellors:
Frederick ."irfiwatei- was elected
at life menthol: (it the society. The
following we glacier! members for
one yeor: Prgl‘. William S. kendnll
dinectm- or the Link Art school; Col-
onel lunar M. 111131111112 Fell: Adler
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Hayes Block
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I.“L01,ILD STUD H‘l’l‘l
\‘i .48!“ "‘T‘)I.1\.I)ec.
Idem Dntilmur Theodore. of Hall
:has not yet replied to' ‘he sugges- 4
lttnm of tho tn‘lted’ States Govern-
Iment that be send7 a commission to
.1 discuss with officials here Diana hnv.
7 lung as their Job'JeotI rthe 5.5551511.
,ment of astrong. perment g‘dverm'
tment in that republic. mil-1' desir-
ed if. possible. to provide for a. 3111?:
item Which would do array ivlth the
frequent revolutions Sevhlch in the'
past have distlered Hntl and one of
the plans which is chlttempltited pro-
video; nin‘ong other things. (or sup.-
artloinn by the United states of con-
tomé‘ collections similar to that now
in force in the Dominican Republic.
. W
Missomu BOY I’KIDNAPII‘EDI
MOBLERLY, 310., Don ”ELM—Orville
Beach. in. l: yearn old.‘ wds stolen
11-01117 his home here today, His par-
out: were in the house and heard a
zooming on the (111,111 porch. From a
window They saw the child carried
into an automobllo' and driven rop-
ldlyL7 “my. Both Beach and hill \vlte
W1 (1!. Water.
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1 Women s Gloves
II ' II -=-1o
4 . 1 1-; Made in soil 111 $1 zIIs'L,
1 69 North Main Street _‘I 1
unvouwtoxs " 'I
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WWAY, In)...
Che DmReadC
Establish 1911’ 155—7
.-. .157.
Men’s Bath Gowns of the right sort
-tI
Large. voluminous robes,
taste may dictate into which :1 111311 111av put
tor an hours lounging before dinner or at bCllUIlllt 11% en-
ever he can catch the hour. ‘ I
all 11011! or 11311 11.:le 315‘
himself
5‘
Colors are of dark gray mntbinctl nith dark red
or blue. navy blue or dark 1171111? col-11‘ harmoniously (0111‘
— bined.
BlankCt RObes of light and dark coloring/.5. blue and '
(311, blue and gray. gray and white. thick and 11-;11'111 inn:
of light weight and splendidly made. 4
At $3.50, $5.00, $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00. I 3'5!
Men 3 House Coats .
' ' -I
‘ Tempting Spécials for Christmas. 1
Pure wool Coats ot‘ reversible cloth. .rlnrk lilno; £111le
gray and tobacco brown. tailored in the very best style.
$3. 56'.
‘. 7 ‘ L55 1111
.. I
. fl
. \"alucs $5.00 at
"Valued $7.50 at
1
Men :5 \\ cm Sutinn.‘ 11111511 floor 3
71 ~11
. L . , 1-, . 7,
7 Rent Rugs . 7
for Colonial Bedrooms. L . I I :
Woven of (retonttc ships in plain and llOWCl'Ctl (le-L'L‘
signs. with borders 31105.5 the ends, either plain 1151-11ch
or with inserted floral designs, - :1ng
7 59111
39 x 60, inches, $3 00.,
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I ‘Admtral Suits for the Kiddies '
I The very Llatvst idea in wits for small boys, :Lintl_ .
“it . . . .i
inbound to be my popular
L‘\lade oi blue and whilc or tan and White 112“) 11.1tliLLII .
1 1.} a
‘ l
I all rILcadLy to put on $1.25 5!. so and $2. on.
i L‘vl'
For boys, 3 null 11 1en15.
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7“ 7* 7 - 1- - 1,1 1195111111 111111..
7 Christmas Aprons
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'11 H i" 13:!‘QIXI
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A most. tempting aSSOrttnent of 111571;. lcn:..-\pron11
"Solving Aprons, and novelticst that are simply hcxi-itt-‘lL
lug in their styles. Round, square or LILrIgorctl {\er13n5‘11t1Ltlf'
or witlnntl bibs. , ., .! 5“qu ‘LL‘L L: (13‘1“.
25. 39. 511,75 cts. and up. . .31 .
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Sensible Kltclten Aprons of gingham and pertain. 1:
“ Fir5t flnLrtrzt'
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A Isplcial Gl0ve recently arrit'ml which glottal _.‘I‘3LI".C'.‘
been ltcre long ago. .. .
lit lilac-k.\vltit1c,graLyLaml tum 1111111 Nllltlllllt, 011 the
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they 7.11;; offért‘tl 7 special;
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l$1~00£w ‘I " : 1-
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Sunshine Dainttes
Two dainty Sp‘ec'iéIlsI Illii§ Week
1303161 eleven vmettfis, including T113: .111 elk 11 LL
“ " ‘3"5 cts.
.-.-'-“:.
four
‘1
Sugar WIaIchrsI, lll'IQSSII dc lcctalLLtch SlVCt’lS Iatitl
\i’lmlcsotttc.
very:
‘29‘ cts.
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Womens and MiSses lSutts, Coats Dresses.
Skirts Waists, Furs, Petticoats, Millinery.
The hangout and Best Selection of Garments in
Town {at PRICES LOWER than Elsewhere.
TI PA S 53 50. Main St.
7 South Norwalk
The stylestore 1511 Ladies we ital-12113511111115
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