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HARTFORD INSANE ASYLUM The annual report
Of the Retreat for the Insane, at Hartford, Conn,
has been published from which learn that the increase
Of patients during the year has been unusually large
The following the principal statistics AT the COM
mencement of the year the number was lO3-admitted
during the 1913 OF this number 5o have been dis.
charged recovered; 81 improved ~ unmproved; and
l6 have dedo,al li5 leaving in the institute on the
lst Of April 1868 males and 80 females or the class
" improved. considerable number nearly well
when they left and Guild have Is thought recovered
had they remained little longer The superintendent
speaks Of the premature removal Of patients az fruitful
OF anxiety and regret The total number Of pa
tens In the Retreat from April 1924 whom II was
ed till April l. 1885, s60--of which 646 have
yered or the 1913 admitted the last year. I06
tves Of Connecticut IS were farmers, 10 wives OF far
mers. and daughterso Of farmers 90 were married 90
single and widowed In IL cases the probable cause OF
disease inemperance The extensive additions and
improvements which have been completed within the
last iS ronths expense Of $4,000, have effected
great change both In the external appearance and inter-
nal arrang emcnts and accommodations OF too Retreat
Among the improvements is commodious chapel, where
religious exercises conducted by the chaplain REV
Mr. Gallaudcu on the sabbath and other days OF the
week Most Of the patients attend these exercises aud
several Of them belong to choir Of singars-Boson
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