to. 7m year-q {or Mr. Hubhellnomiii
13mm
, lint inaclaim for the money she
. mm, eel-cw:
the Hubbflkmme death of
$61031an meta-leer pure“;-
» ing a commisshnbr fthezutlesot. it.
and she said Show togetecommisn-
'legemho'hue been. made by the do
,. .1 l
‘ chnlengdfg «keno-e)
Took Care of Him
m. mflcld claims she wanted
mmm
he “was 311. did the housework. made
3111118 for him and kept his clothes in
new and was not paid for her ser-
vices. After Mr. Hubbell died. she
tclllogmed was due her. According to
the owner and paldra’llttle over $2,~
BUT 11 JURORSI
1
When the question 511110 purchase
or the property cane ”311113.111“:-
neld was asked lfuhes'an'd- insomnia: '
istmtor from whmn 1313mm the
farm had any talk about: her receiv-
51011 and did get one, and that itm
credited to her in the purchase of the .- 7
moperty by her. .
m not.” Mukly I
Mr. W mt to California. and .
Whenihecauneibeck M.rs Hendfleld;
311111ng to work at :me
umandthstsheims to get $18 :15
week and do the housework and care
101:- Mr. Hubbell. Besides doing all ;
thmmhemaidzahe took care olva wo-I
hair-mum lil boarded a road tore~I
Managua one of. a. neighbor who
taken into the Hubbell home while!
and who died- a couple of days la—Iv
te'r.
Attomey‘WiBlam H. Comley is rep-1
resenting “the plaintiff and Attomerf
Hamid camiiar'mearing for Mr.’
Kubbell. a non of the deceased anal
whom, it is: binned. is the real deteno'
“In W! flinch WM!- .thhell
left Br. mutuallvwas to receive 82.000:
aid Mrs. Mansfield today said in an-
swer to allocation by Attorney- Drew
that he Mfltheenly one she knew of
whodmd-mplsined tcbont :Jnmhlll
for secrieaomdered. AttorneyiDrow
contended that if her clzriniwere 311‘ I 1 . 1 '
lowed the gift to Dr. Huhbcll could
not be made, as there would not be
enough. may left in the rmlate atol'
carry out the: provisions chine will I
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omron Mass 111511.11.
Nate L'swery_ of Stamford Show:
' How Soldiers in Framer
' "Keep Happy.
" 1”“:‘1‘163 :'- -
H- .mmw.‘ you A}...
\Vord has been received from [’11
taterlliam A. X48191}, Battery 1“, 636
finest Mic”. stationed at Les
Goutes. France. He states in his let- '
oer, dated fiebrnary 2, that he didntl
think it would be long before he
now unset Miss Liberty. ~11e acids
with his maths. latestgeneral 'gr-
dors pl theme hall adding 1% .
the hr is over. all should tumxdrm'l'
grim to happiness. The gem
«www.-
all gravy inflow. To watch my pla'te
in a militarymannor, keeping always
oh the slerti‘orany stray sausage that
comes withlnvmy sight, smell or hear-l
ing. To report (my bread slice Vtoo
thirr‘ to the mess sergeant; 'l’o repeat
all calls for seconds. To quit my table 1
dnl'ylthen satisfied that there is nom-
ingrtnowe lafL To receive but not passf
on lb‘fllenm next to me any meal
cabbage. beans ham, and eggs. left by;
new. chuck-privates.
hers. ,
onions.
ables deft brothers in their escape.
In any case not covered by instruction.
to call the company cook. moss ser-
gesneor-«sergeant major. To allow no ,
0110" 10-16th Anything in the line of
grub. 'Jbasaluteyall pork chops. chick-
en, 1mm“, ham «and. eggs. butter
and anger *Tofibe especially watchful
at 'thnfwnble, and during illhe time'for
eats‘flaflflhmge any nun who .gets
momimvithammyself." '
JUDGEt'JAle-F‘RESERVES
" usuwnzn .SUITIIECISION
Tillie 18m: fiAlleqes Her-:11Ropntation
«Maellniuudsby Ludwicka
rfleidswich.
Judge {Olin ‘J..Walsb in the Common
Pleasmtzrmetvcd 'hls < decision. Mon-
$5211.97“ ‘
1 "Tomato charge of “1686 smsm', "
outing-ml» ,
T01“!!! to no one-who asks for l
'Aln case oi fire.'l grab all eat- 1
day-mnhearlng the testimony in the
actiotrol’ "Tillie "Skills of Southport
againstfladwicka Neidlrwich of Fair—
fleldqmmhldrdsmages of $11,000 were
claimed. Winnderous statements al-
tendant. against Mrs. Skiba were the
MWUNL
beemulledmnogood.” and the state
meat-salads she -received calls from
men otheralhan her husband.
new near sKIRts
Hmpenme TROLLEYS
Memocharing Them ”rake Much .
Longer Time ‘Boarding and
Leaving ‘the £3".
Tight skirts are the cause of much
trouble to Shelley cars and ironic.
mum disbelleve ibis statement
shouldmtsn'dand watch some day. in
fear-.61. ripping or destroying the skirt,
the fluid female .who has accustomed
herself to the freedom of the short lul’
skirmishes too much time getting on
sndvflf'tlle trolley and thu‘s causes,
2811c alleged shelled I
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1w-
‘ finlugi“..lu '5'! ‘11”.
w
«by. ‘34
T‘
'l .'
1.
J
The éPheaegeaph aD'epertmcnt
""' Tl‘hePe‘ilhe .maéhmcs have Zheen .re—
unloved fromiheformer location-2011 .hhe
EEfiufldloerileflle basementsflherc .a:-nmn
fiber of sound proof monithsYefheen ar
mngedwforiryung out “mm and u‘ec-
nrdsthhc most whdfntim'x :n‘a‘amicr. ‘
V 1 These beautiful machines are in ma-
began); :and Flemish: oa'lg} andmrlccs
range f rom i $3259 to $250: 06
. Payments mg“? he arr m gcd m a way 1 ~
:éto bring l1ttle$urdenon the purchaser.
“This mailer can lie ‘s'ettle'dat the We
'machine is selected «and we invite the at-
tention of all. music lovers to lite fine
stock of records and instruments.‘ .. 7'
Selections from figliaeci, Aide, ll
Trovat6re and other favorite Opera's.
I. j. PopularBallads. English antlScotch.
' .' Jazz‘Music, all the latest quirks 111
this hewitching syncopated style. ' 7
- * m We, wdltzes: l‘oxé tools and
all“steps”for11011)e dancinu. Remem-
Lberto aska‘bout the S). stem of pavments
Sunshine Dainties 5'
" 1 A one pound box into \\ hich is packed a num-
ber ofille choicest and most tempting cakes
made by theVBImshinc Biscuit Company. One
may select a
The atomsfiflbéafifi nickel:
Undennuslms
for m and summer wear
any",
1-) “111“)
His not too early for the Wise woman to
take g“'listetllought for hex summer undergon-
menial? ‘ ~
We Petticoats, pique of “idn \\ ale, nicely
modemd'nnmhed, deep flounco with scalloped
edge. This means one pcttimat can be worn with
l hinted airycfm“«ks.
i “can :of soft: finish, plan). tailored skirts,
“ ” edgeor degp hemstitched hem.
m lengths, 34, 36 and 38 inches, £1.50
‘mm” of fine flesh timed batiste.
Three dificrcnt finishes at kncc. straight band,
plain or ls‘cctcdged ruffles.
- ' 75 1:13., $1.00 and $1.50
; Knickers of ii indsor (" rope the most favor-
able matci in] for summer “(2111. Basil} washed.
.1
at"
“‘fifie '4
7119 ironing.
. Chocolate Bar ‘Adyocatc-Cmm - , .
' .- Marie , _ ism . ,3 V. 31.00
derox . 1c m Lest “ ' Efinhpvmi'“ . » .
Musicale é Chaos; Chip g 7 a .1 ' or d’l‘p Shad“ $1.”
Aftcmood :1ch ' :13; :3; mg " flimm Men for traveling mn—
, 5.0 “flak hiring or gem Wear when lanndrv work has
“lllu'cbit,”1a._new.raddjtion {dour now . ex-
tensive assortment. _,'Cheese .and cracker com~
«binml 111-11 way whiclm’nakcs it: a daintvdnd Lup-
..poi'i'/.iu;,r iriol'sol. E specially good 'f-l'or llmcllebll.
3511:53. 31b.
Basement.
A few ofthe attractions
which catch the eye When walking down
; xtlle center-aisle.
5 ‘Net Tuckings * Swiss Embroidery
Varied are ilu- .111 wide bands will
~-..ways in which these be seen on the new
T tuckings can be used. stmm‘lerfrocks.
VGSt-OES, (60118115, ill- "Several widths in
sets for trimming, large vgeyelet patterns
or solid centers with
openwork borders,
39, .50 and ‘89 as.
filed: Silk Net,
quarter—inch tucks.
etc. call for a bit of
daintiness, so here are
these pretty nets. .
\V’liite \\ i111 qual-
terdncl) or groups of
tucks
~.s2.oo and $2.25 asyard “$3125
Imitation (Cluny A‘Rainbow 0f
and "‘Filet Laces, of a. ' V’Goldring-dn
strong and "durable The new Sports
. cotton thread. ' Handkerchiefs. Ev— E
cry' conceivable shade
is seen with borders
in contrasting colors,
Wg a i l y besprinkled
The patterns are
., simple and “pleasing.
‘Most' acceptable for
‘ undergarments
ub“ ,. 1,
as
1 thescflaces will I'with- Svitih- dots, rings,
'staud T‘the rugged squares or anything
7 wear and tour. from "the designer" .llnp—
, . frequentlaundering. fpmled‘ioihinkgfif. . ; ,
‘ a. 15,115.21 yard. m mgealfll.
$1100
3 “name Shop. second “floor.
to be «11111118112911.
Jewelry rand Accessories
1' £318.01:ij is considered var)” smart
and there are some .
' 'Longheavymuns that are designed to wear
0101' spring coats. $31.00 8111131450
" mongoetchms, $1.00 to $3.95
*- “Necklaces of crystal heads, beautifully cut,
elem and sparkling, of 11 very faint and indefi-
nltc shade of green, $1.95
Castillo-Combs for the hair. These are set
with rhinestones, $1100.8de
Hair Pins 1101 111:1) rhinestones,
Mats. and$1.00 .
Beanies
With out crystal -in
topaz. amethyst, sap—
«pllirc, emerald “and
A rose colored beads.
Bagme
For attaching to the
silk bags which wom-
en makeup to com—
bine with suits.‘Tlioso
.are in metal with out $1.25
9101105 "‘“d 11‘3-"1' Rosaries in all color
illiugs. affects and special
59 cts. .to $1.25 lmawy‘ plate, very
' _,]11130.
$3.95
Art! Department
”Laundry “Bags of ‘ Turkish Towels,
rcrctounc in colors ; stamped to embroi-
and pattclms that 111- nader, large sizes and
TRegallzz'YS cis. . '
tract. . were priced .at 75 cts.
specialrifill .cils. Special 50 eta.
galngoor. .
‘
1° 19, '
.Madeira Linens
Unusual "Attractions at the 1.11111. 1'... ., ,.
.will tempt the customer this week. Tilesl 11..
broidcries are genuine Madeira “111k and :1}? :11-
ticles represented are for actual service 1' 1 1 .r
dinmg room or about the home. They all 11:...
played at the front end of the linen section. M
floor in the way they are to be used and i1 ,..
“exhibit Well Worth an especial visit. :-
Madeira Luncheon Sets ’.;,
Centerpiece, 24 inches
" 0 Six 6-inch Doylics
' ' Six 10-inch Doylics
plain buttonholed edges and rows or
eyelets,
* $8.50, $9.00 M $12.00
LUNA)» .
A special with? ammbux' all 1111-1311 lum'd
Small centers of eyelets imitating (”linv‘.‘
$5.00 and $6.50
'3 Madeira Tea Napkmg
“:5”. Plain linen \xith scalloped cdgvs '1 .
(10119., Mi;
$6.50
Qtlicrswvitli embroidered corners. 1m 1i. \
or Wreaths of eyelets to enclose initials,
"$7.50 and $9.00
, Madeira Scarves
Plain smilloped edges or with Ham. .v. 06
eyelets. '
18 x 36, “$2.75
18 x 45, $3.25
18 x 54, $375
Scarves in beautiful and effective 1 \1 I." 1 1
signs,
$3.75, $4.50, $5.00 and 3575
Madeira Pillow Cases
.for full size pillows, exquisite \\ «11k 1111 good 1111011
large wreath for monogram.
22 x 36,
fhc pail.
‘i‘h l‘l‘fl lion 1‘.
Luncheon Covers
Round shapes with scallflpcd edges and «3w-
lot Vivork, 'very choice.
$7.75 and $12.50 \
45 inches,
54 inches, at $1550
v'mmty fronts” Children’s Hand
Lml'c-‘e insertion, ketchiefs Hf Illt‘ihlll
' tucking zand embroi- Gharavtcr.
o'dery Mlfll pullings of 25 cts.
fine “at Men’s S p o r t
Embroidered .Or- Handkerchiefs, 111:;-
we. and Swiss silk with minim
MWgss, very Edges.
damtv 59 cts.
-vud'fuk- .H
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