, A7, me, use."
a ADDlllON
in HOSPITAL
tacollhENDED
j... ~- ll .ixsembly Gets Bill
‘i'.y'..ii:llé.’.' $614,500 for
\ dam Extension.
w. April L—lmmediatc
. \‘nrwit'h State HOlpl~
. ., involving an aggre-
or 3644.500, was rec-
. 1'. (:nncrnl Assembly
. -H vtivc committee on
.! Lulhling‘s actommo-
~ . pm each and minor
;-.-\i4l.-ll for. Commit-
huxo. increased to
. "mt it is expected that
u mud huilziinss will be
Ill nine months.
1 TH” mark. the popu-
‘wx nin'll institution is in-
. mtu or fifteen inmates
. t'ullnl't‘lll‘lll State Hos-
lllml'li' nt Middletown.
. ... [y 2,700 patients. is
'. :u'vmnmorlntions for
g» n that the Middle-
!m: Imon made as
wl lm for inuxlmmnl
‘v proposition is the
- 'nl' thu- state's hn-
- l‘ (-rymmemicd by the
.. muiitee at the cur-
ww lmrtislnture. Both
:9 Nu- state hour] of
.l tlmq-xtension 0f
,-.1 Norwich in an or-
'[r min the increase in
m. m- pcrsoxm tlu-re
: \‘.‘lillll the past two
of rowm at either of
twinrvu for lll‘“ insane
. -' rv for towns to
I l—Imv‘rl! in Watch over
a uvml places could be
round for them st Norwich or Middle-
town.
Th0 .Dvrovristion recommended
represent-n cut of “89.500 from the
nmonnt requested by the bosrd ot
trustees or the Norwich State Hospi-
tal. Provision is made in the ap-
proved substitute bill for the follow-
ing: Two word buildings for 125 pa.-
tlents each. with tumishlngS. 8425.-
000: nurses' home and furnishings
”46.000: house {or stun physicians.
with furnishings. 810,000: changes in
power plant. 889.000: enlarging plant.
810.000; purchues snd improvement
0! nesrby term. $12,000; kitchen and
laundry improvements. $8.000; chick-
en farm. 3500; auto truck and food
truck. 84.000
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ELKS VISIT BRIDGEPORT LODGE
A score of Norwalk Elks attended
the installation of officers of the
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks last night.
Following the installation. in. social
time with an entertainment. and a
uncheon was enjoyed.
Among those who Journeyed to the
Park city were: District Deputy C.
Irving Byington. Charles H. Dilworth.
Stanley Stevens. John T Dwyel'.
llnrry Mather. Edward Shields. Olin
H. Youngs. E. V. S. \Vinchester. Rich-
ard W. Sweeney. St. John Bognrdns.
Fred Madden. Arthur Brown. F. W.
Bucholz. 1-2. lerlzzi and Jerry Clark.
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SPRING FLOWERS AT
MECKEL THE FLORIST
At this time Mr. Joseph I”. .‘ieckel.
proprietor of the Morrison Green-
houses. desires to extend his sincere
thanks and appreciation to the public
generally for the patronage received
during the Easter season—this being
tha-
Meckel's management.
crs of all kinds including potted plants
and cut flowers are ht re in wide va-
riety and the stocks are large. not-
withstanding the busy days of last
week. Your flower order will rrcelve
an interested attention here at. all
times. Greenhousls at. 58 Van Znndt
Si. l'hone 3076-2—onertisemcnt.
s1 cond Easter season under Mr.“
Spring flow- '
STOLEN FURS
. MAY LEAD TO
DOT’S SLAYER
Police Trace Missing Plun-
der to Atlantic City-—
Detectives There Now.
. Dorothy King murder mystery and an
'nrrcst in the case which has hat‘tlczl
New York Police headquarter for
more than threevweeks. loomed ap-
preciably nearer tonight. as the result
of leads uncovered in Atlantic City and
Phlladephia. which may lead to the
whereabouts of the furs and Jewelry.
stolen from the apartment of the
murdered woman after she had been
gagged chlorformed. and left to die.
As detective headquarters sees it
the murderer within a few hours af-
ter the crime tied to the underwnrid
either in Phlladephia or Atlantic City.
with the furs and jewelry which are
worth several thousand dollars. Not
daring to dispose ot the plunder he
staid under cover until the hue and cry
had died row“ and then off-net 'hc
stuff to pawnbrokers either in Atantic
City or Philadelphia or pessibly in the
both places. .
These pawnbrokcrs. who are . he-
leived to have had a description of the
missing jewels. got in touch with New
York headquarters and detectives were
lent from here. to run down a dc-
ecripiion of the suspects offering the
stolen furs and gems.
Tonight these (iectivrs telephoned
they had uncovered lends which will
lend to the, whereabouts of the missing
property. An arrest then, may bbe (‘X<
ported at any time.
Inspector Coughiin refused to dis-
cuss the case tonight. but he has maln-
tuincd since, the first day or the invest—
igation that discovery of the missing
jtwclry would untimntely lead to the
arrest of the murderer of Dorothy
King.
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derstood. has revealed that Dorothy Phllndelphis. Some of thoheodqunr-
King '88 3801”“ AtlaDUC C“? 3 short ters detectives are suthorlty for the
time before her death with some of statement that. at least one well
the men she hsd often accompanied known confidence men and several
to New York cabaret: and restaurants. ' members of a. wire upping ms were
Within 9. week after her murder. the unong- her a-ocintes. These men
detectives were told. these some men knew of her relations with J. Kesrsiev
Mitchell. wealthy Philadelphia. banker
and urged to “Shake him down”. It
is beleived that on her inst visit to
Atlantic City with some or these men
she gave s definite refuse! to Join in
=the plot against her wealthy admirer
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the murder 0. well known m h.
the Broadway csbsrets was seen In '
Atlantic City with a sport fur cont lib-
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the night of her death. when she see
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andthat this ultimately led to her
murder.
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Your good fortune to get
It don’t need a fortune teller to tell you either—the
values are too apparent. .
In the first place the fabrics used are of fine lustrous
quality in navy, black, browns and jade—all good wanted
colors.
The dresses themselves are fashioned along youth
ful lines, though simple. Now and then a model with
some of those tiny ribbon rufiles that are specially liked
in the smaller sizes. But for the most part the straight
line or sligr' tly draped mode prevails with a novelty orna-
ment at waistline tondd eflectiveness.
Only one thin the matter with these pretty dresses.
The sizes are most y Misses 16 and 18 and Women’s sizes
up to 40—very few over that size. Probably if there were
more large sizes we would not have been able to ofi‘er
them at this price.
Thev are, however, stylish dresses and dresses of un~
usual value for women who can find their size in the as-
sortment at only $10.
lecond floor. center
Fine paper for
correspondence.
Whiting's Polo cloth grey paper—a heavy mottled
light grey paper, 72 sheets to a pound, for 50c. Pointed
flap envelopes to match, 25c pkg.
sheet of linen paper, 7 2 sheets to pound, 35c.
to match 15c pkg.
! This last is speciallly fine for men who are particular
‘as to the paper they use for their correspondence.
- lain floor. renr
Women’s hat. modes
very fascinating.
Something about the combinations of odd straws and
Something about the odd shading of the
flowers or the grotesque fancies. Or perhaps it is these
,combined and the artistry employed in the making. At
Eall events the Wide variety—all so good looking—simply
\fascinates.
Envelopes
. There are black Milan small shapes with draping of
.black Spanish lace. Timbo straw, sand color combined
?with Gro de Londres silk orchid shade and imported flow-
‘ers. Oak colored 1Milan with wide silk brim to match
with Oriental braiding. Milan straw, sand color com-
bined with almond green Gro de Londres trimmed with
burnt ostrich. Timbo straw, sand color combined with
sand and orchid Gro de Londres silk, medium shape, Ori-
ental embroidery on brim. '
These are brief word pictures of some of an interest-
ing showing at $8.50. ‘ “ ‘ .
' mam-0h vain 1 makes
cflcCtivc sweater.
Yarn of’newvmined colors, eschcolor about 12 inches
longémnkes attractive sweater or scarf—five colors in
each combination—6 balls mnkcegnll size sweater; 29st
mmxummmAmu.mam.sn-s
Dressmaking ‘
time here.
This is the time to think
of making up some of those
pretty ' garments for Sum-
mer wear.
Butterick patterns with'
the Deltor system are a
great help—if you don’t
know just what this system
is stop at our Pattern sec-
tion and let us explain its
advantages.
Summer quarterLy now
ready 25c.
May Delineator—here—
20c.
Or let us book your sub-
scription. _
Main floor. rear.
Women’s coats
suggest warmth}.
There is something in the richness of the fabrics
and the depth of the colorings for the most part that says
“How warm and comfy I am.”
Preciosa and Veldyne and other similar fabrics of
velvety look and richness—Poirot twills of more Spring-
like appearance—and some of the smart J ackettes are
fashioned of handsome plushes.
Coats there are a plenty and wraps or capes of wide
sweeping lines and a smartness all their own.
The outer garment for Spring is not alone a garment
of style but the purchase of a coat or cape is an invest-
ment in smartness and in comfort and protection as well.
Many the day and evening from now through to the
next winter when a garment of this sort will be much a .
preciated. Splendid showing just now for $55 to $75.
Second floor. center
Pretty cotton
waists at $3.
Following the mode that was inspired by the discov-
cries in ancient Egypt—these waists are of a fabric—cob
ton with a. satin finish and fine texture, but weird designs
——very pretty nevertheless. o
The colorings are rich with a tendency toward the
darker shades.
Waists themselves are overblouse style—slip-over
with long sleves neatly finished—good looking in every
way, $3.
Second floor. rou-
Special values for
Radio fans.
Baldwin type C phones—special $8.95.
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- Westinghouse R 0 set complete with W D 11 tubes
-—B batteries—4 dry cell batteries and Baldwin type C
phones—special $139. .
Fourth floor. front
Blankets—sheeting
and pillow cases.
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