:mdnflnutheyaar. A,c ”BMW. July H. -%e in- ” was put ream ot' Superintendent C’- “d ’0 , Ha land. of the Connecticut m mum to in. momml-Wb” mun. o: the trustees. yester- in! III-Ill- The doctor reported the, the or the institution at the close Mil-"“3 "*9 ”"- at 0 bowed the ill. flsc year June 3 I erenoe to the farm of tho institfl‘ion. ” total number under treatment “in. ; firing the year was s. 243. which in previous year .hty-one more than the number firing the previous year There are 118 patients at home on the dairy .t Haitian! says the hospital was ”00“ overcrowded during the year and thatl firing the last quarter admissions had ”Id reelected all ofllcers Frank 8‘ Isen titrated to emergency cases Dur- Weeh. of this cltY- W88 01901911 chair- man: William W. Wilcox of Midfie- town. secretary. and Francis A. Death. also of this -city, treasurer. The finance committee was elected to in- clude Henry H. Lyman. Middlailcld: Samuel Russell. Sr. Frank B. Wedts. and W. \Vilcox. Middletown; George Forster. Hockvilie. and 19:32: Porter. Portland. n th! year there were 578 admis- ‘ns. With no increase in accommo- ‘tions the hospital was overcrode ad by 150 patents each day of the *r. O! the admissions 415 were Id Mimi-ion. patients who had fiver been been treated at any insti- n. report shows that the number ' recoveries during the year was mty-two. and that the number of “tents discharged. improved. was “hty-tour. The recoxery rate. based ‘ the total admissions to the institu- m. was 15.9 per cent. These dis- mrged recovered and improved con- ‘tuted 30 per cent. based on the ad- ns. ‘ , Dr. Haviland issues data concerning ”lbs. The total number of deaths firing the year was 210. or twenty- ntae less than last year. The death site was 6.46 per cent.. based on the natal number of patients under trest- snent for the entire year. The death rate was the lowest in the history of the institutiou. There was a large increase in the number of voluntary admissions to [he hospital during the year. Dr. Hav- Ihnd says. The number who volun- tarily came was twenty-nine. about twenty more than during any previ- ous year. The doctor says voluntary admissions are sought most and that -, Army'éf Navy Sales Co. 38 WALL ST.’ NORWALK, CONN. i ' 5' Pro-Inventory s A L E U. s. Navy Hitck THE MAN FOR THE .103. ’The outlook for the Government- owned merchant marine presents tw° encouraging features. One is that Chairman miter ot the Shipping Board is a man of unquestioned busi- ness competence. and the other is thut his fundamental policy is one 0! ll- quidatton. Mr. Lasker describes the shipping situation as “the most colos- sal commercial wreck which the world ’ever knew." and what he can, save therefrom remains to be seen. But the country wants to know the truth and learn how much of the money put into our merchant fleet must be charged of! to the coat of the war. Furthermore. the people want" to see the Government divorced from the shipping business. precufiy as it hz-s been~ separated from the business. of railroading. That is Chairman Las- ker’s task. and everybody who know! him concedes he is the man for the job. Ra- 11,1. . .. U. S. Navy Bucket i Reinforced virginma $2.50 Towels 1(- leitt‘d Supply. 2. for‘25c At 51 19 Limited Supply Condo -U. S. Army Collapsible Pails . For auto, household or camp- Silk Lisle Underwear 69c ing use. 3 for $2.25. 95C U. S. Army Ponchos . Blanket and Raincoat ‘ Army JaCRCt Combination Grade B., Wonderful work $1 95 omits 39c U. S. Navy ;. 89c Underwear E3 3 for $250 SHIRT m untrue ?” 45C .. . n .5 Blue Athletic Shirts 3 for $1.25 " ‘ 39c 3 for $1.00 U‘ 8' 331:3? Cots Limited Supply Marvel Union Suits .. Athletic cut—Nainsook i U. S. Army Breeches Gm“ 8' Army Carry All Kits 95C 45c Emguggrfi‘astsm’? Men’ 8 Dress”, ma $2.95 Wmfi ‘fis". M" Men’s Whterproof Sport Belts U. 8. my Web“ - 50c Value $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL '. Scout Hatches 95c .Value $21!) "‘ Lisle Hose ‘ ., . 19. 5 #595 G for $1.00 fee Sport flirts ; ,5... “gamed or interest also is the report in min. * w are men and 1,416 women; ll ‘9‘“ acres 0‘ [and "Id” film“ sixteen acres more than any In telling about the consumption oi" milk. Superintendent Haviiand style roduced 665. 822 pounds of mic. the report says. Superlmnd- an. which took care at the hospital 5 no trustees organized for the Year «mm mm m. i-“m.wvmny'.-‘ WM.»- “5.1. twat-.msumruc mm. manner or impure: . omplsts m in. with linked in 1115. . lice nal Ml. phisandNewYortshowthem.t-‘ “ thndh- Haciorymmu‘m ., .0! rates, though mammoth!- -,. 0 cases Wot he“: . ‘ any-themweren ”:01nnyotth... five-year period. ”ti-19:9. mu 1lost more halite-inmate: to its‘.» births than an! other of the 0 cities. 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