v-‘yyy‘ 1. y. . :1?!" 1- ifii‘r in} .199)" u ‘- . ‘~ . moo-Mann.— . m harms... 44“..me .. WHEELER oecnoss sun- ' fines-1n gin-r" 1- woe 07,766.77 Awarded by Dobbin-y Jury stream while the other two burs OF 30 YEARS' STANDING stood I!) enable to hob. FIFTH '0'"? LMCM‘ . AT warrant} " II 13:! Ila—Therm ms at» m Elk-90110136 soars standing was ”be launchedstthe brown to an end this week when A:- sociate Justice George W. M in the Supreme Court 1:: Errors found no arm in a judgmt-m of $7,755.77 which a Jury in Danllur)‘ gave to Henry A. mlbert of-Bethe'l. am e! the estate of issue Seller]: of Menominee. Mich...agoinst Benjamin S. Sellech. ex ecutor of the estate of Benjamin and Darius sunset. ' ‘I'Hs Wion. which started in 18.8 was brought about when several notes.‘ involving $3.100. were given by Issac Seller]; and his parents to Don iel Head of tennis, Wis. Isaac and his parents conveyed the implements. ets.. to Benjamin and Darius Selleck. with the understanding that they would assume responsibility for the note and that lease and his parents were to be held harmless in relation to it. This they failed to do and Head started suit to recover from lease and his parents. BODY lN BOX GOES OVER DAM AT WILLIMANTlC Companions Helpless 0'! Shore, Watch immm only 1500 out. a 1100. 'm J. Victim Carried to Death. Willimantic, April 18.—~Csrrled along by the swift cumnt while clinging to, a wooden box. issdore Axlerod. 9. was drowned in the Willirnantic river here late m. The lad and the box well over me dam of the Quidniclc Windham Manufacturing company and the body had not been recovered to- night. The boy with two others the same age. was playing on the shore of the stream. which was swollen by the recent rains. The current caught the box while the. Axlerod boy was seated in it and it was Can'ied out into the WW I lards at Stratford. slid [ran thewsys at 12: 45 this afternoon in the once of a large crowd a spectators and was sponsored by Ito-m —- son. of lilford. wile of w. Manson. Jr.. sum 1 the shipyard. The Sores is 381 feet long and has 43 feet beam. She was taken ” to Nor-walk where she will lay only sent to Providence R. 1.. tobefitted mm. ,. 700 ENGLISH DOCTORS LEAVE THE ARMY 3 140m. April 3.4m: with publication of can report show- lnt that (hiring the last quarter oi 1918 the number of deaths exceeded thebirthraesiortheflrsttime in the histu'y ol civil registration is tms m. the War once has 11.n- nouncedtbenlessoinono wash oh 700 physicians from the army. Muensa caused the great ire crease in the deoth rate. the number of victims from dist disease being 98998 or 41 per cent. of the total; deaths for the period. Lack of phy- sicians is held responsible for the failure to curb the epidemic. At the beginning of this month. although 1.- “750 000 men of the army had been de- 1 'physicians had been released. The lumber-laden British sciiminu Scotla Queen. whose crew was rescued from the water-logged vessel in float- in piacidly. with not. a seat on- board. several hundred miles south of Nan- tuckct Vi-‘ord that the vessel was still afloat brought to Boston by Captain Danielson. of the fruit steamer Hon- duras, north from Port Linton with bo- norms The ship was abandoned Dec ember 20. She is kept afloat by her cargo of nunbcr and is a menace to “'- navigation. .wmmw—.-.-—-¢~no ‘m.-nm-r w- -—-:n .- w- GEORGE. meccnon WILLIAM FOX. WA LSl‘I if ' Symparisoaonly yoi our-linear Furniture, hugs, . nat’swhywsnrgeyoutoseeourw quintedesigns. Examinatheqaalifiesndbemby ‘yeurowngeodjndgmen. A. J. Collins Co. Shewum-dbm; . from him since he began his Mt. Summer Furs Mlllinery ' mamas-d _. _____._...-_ M. MANY CASES ‘ BEFORE COURT . ON WESMY : Venting from Fire: has . _. .M .aoon-vw 9 as F. Smith; Denim Charles lien-g 'nett and Boy C. Lester; Putnam. J ' Howard Wakeinsn and Cherles a’ Weed; Greenwich. Henry Coiling.- 1 Nehemiah H. Hunted Chester W. , Knapp and William White: Bunting- ‘, Prank 'l‘srew and Theodore IPe1-;ry New Canaan. Joseph W.’ hockuood. Henry Humans and Ben- |13min l-‘. Often; Newtown. Robert H. moors. Andrew Doom and Wflham A. Hanan; Nmakluao M John T. Hayes Jan W. Ol-bed ad 11m Robins; m Lbs-lu- Eflnouna Philo S. as... they '1'. Gridlth and Charles 8. Powell: Strat- lord. rum-s How“ and m- J. Wilson; Watson. m; My. Osar W. Peter-em and “in S. Woke rnsn. Coon cases. fun: now until the: summer vacation begins. will - tried boners .ldge Howard 5.01:! ' _ :MAJOR WOOD FELL INTO IRISH SEA ‘ ”amorous-muse.) “—— o l :nighi it was reported theta wirelessi linessago from his airplane had been received in Liverpool. but this was doubted. at Liverpool was far to the north of the route he intended to lollo“. . Lancaster Parker. another stigtor left East Church soon after dialer Wood. but nothing has been heard Major 1.0. P. Wood. the British aviator who left Mt Church. m- lald. yesterday afternoon. in his alr~ pleas for this city. fell into the irish «Sea hat Dish): Wood and Caustic. C. Wylie its nsviint‘or. were ured. ‘l'hs sweat occurred near Holy- head. to ich place Navigator Wylie went foe assistance. It is believed that the machine can be sored. No details of the accident have been re. delved here. the news of Nor Wood's falling into the sea having been received by telephone from Cer- rash. ' flaior Wood's airplane which fell linto the Irish Sea. int night. Ins; f been towed into Hoiyheed by the dos- troyer Paisley. The machine wns un- mini-ed. it was reported in landon this morning that Lancaster Parker. an aviator who flew from not Church. yesterday. soon “tor ' Major Wind . left and who had not been heard from ‘oveuight. had landed safely. ; ! NELLIE BALL CLAIIS FATHER WAS DECBIVED; WANTS WILL REJEC'I'ED Claiming that her father was ll- fluenced by false statements to dispose of his property in a manner contrary to his real desires. Nellie Ball of West- port llled papers in the superior court yesterday appealing from the action of the Westport probate court in ad- mitting the will. The nth“ name was William Hill. _ Mrs. Ball which the court admitted asa will was hertathorwodohsvednssd‘dhis “tenths—unwind“ litholoothueufwthemuo» doc-influence. Solivincmveot thsani- wkmumumm. mmmummuox- o1- .' Wednudsywowillstsr “weakened” nos-mummy —£-£—- -. Spatial at The Sevmour making Home-made Rash. Bis- claims the instrument _ I .‘.d.1" (eras/1w 105] ht. .. mm d m am in and a favorite Wool Khakii Cloth. mum Costs in Songs d Velour. “it” (“My -sthS "II M l’uplin, all 11m ly finiulwcl. m o0 $45.09 White Voile and Lawn Dresses daintily Wilmer! with lace unluniiicry and tucks. 6 to 14 years. 'l new are quite new. Gingham and Chambrays, plain mlors and new: plaid cfl’ccls, sizes 6 to 16 rears. ”tea.” Special Special MH' Peter M(‘losingoutagi nude of All Wool Suits, nude of All Barre am with Wool Shepherd whiteorgoldbra‘nd Mainsflm An idcol dines for “a 14 years. lar $1.51!) and $23.00 $l0-00 Second floor. early spring wear. Since 8 to 14 years. $7.50 Hats fibers is. multitude. They are plain, simple or claborstr to suit all tastes. Small binned Isis and Turban of youth— ful sty le have ribbons and little French garlands. very tiny French flowers. Daisies batten-ups and small red poppies War on mine of the wide brinnnexl “fists. " Afomalnatofmnyhhasbhck The bfim is overlaid and edged with. flames. lick maline, 3m m are wry mkless as to thc iLlr find turn of brim.‘ Knox Sailors an! in abundance. 'fhcre is much variation as to line in these. "simply pcrfcct” in its way. Children's Hats Ola-root styles for little people '- Largc or small Mushrooms, or “Saucer” shapes made of the fine straws. black, dust, old nose or combinations of dark col- omins wit: light clowns. An axe t qua y gros grain rib- bon encircles the crown and ends in long streamers at back. Streamers do set 03 a hat! Dressy flats of soft braid have Georgette pipings and fat-lugs, with tiny poses or rosettes of ribbon. Him-fly m. " Second floor. New supplies for the Writing Desk Stationery of distinctive style The quality of paper was not strained when this lovely stationery was being made. The col- orings suggest a spring garden. Each arm is time's linen Laws, tissue bed envelopes in to ry elects. laurel which h a old rose pasta gray violet. Ex- qnisite s ades. a.“ a has. 7 Me’s Linen Lows, white gray, orchid and blue. ‘ 24 sheets of paper, 24 envelopes,“ oh. a box. Bud's . Curls, white, buff, and pink, gilt edges. 75 cts. .. Hurd's m Lilia. delicate eolorings, a Quality not to be duplicated at this price. 50 cts. 953? 301m ' ": Thispsperwilltemptto much correspon— issue. ‘ w m, the usual fmhcsome matmoldshmts. V MM of metal“ a “finisher. T's. 1mm $5.95, $7.50 and $1010. i .2" :7 1‘3 The “Mitzi" o The .Cape is in Style In many munitions mach “ith a permualii} of its own. All Wool Serge are trimmed “1th Mm braid. and are spot-islh priced at ' $5.00 many models in Silver— ”. I“ Serge each with :1 ditincfive (ouch. $25. 00 to $l37 50 Second fiom Easter Shoes Women, Misses and Children But one day loft in which to shop for I-Lnstvr. The Shoe Department has on display a «- 'hill: 1 so lection of attractive styles 111 colors and «- «111111111 . tions to combine with spring appurcl. For Women and m all sizes and “idihs. Brown, Gray, Fieldnlouse and Black K 1d Gray Suede, Brown and Black Calf BLM. all Gray and combinations of Brown am! Fieldsnmlse. ' $6.50 to $14.00 Per alum" Brown Kid, Calfskin and Hurschide. Black, Dull Russia and Glazed Kid. “’hitc Canvas, Nuhuck. real Buck and Wu -1\ “'llh While 10m. £2.50 to.$6.00 according 10 size. Mum flu-u Veil to wear with Special value in Women's ribbed sailor hat . . Vests and Bodj All (BlaSllt' 10 run. . . ces. fine it around ”I" .\ 1111c ribbed fnlu'n - crown and :1 ”mm“ maulc Willi hand limslv band to go under the chin and thcn up to the balm “in 1-» ii tics “ ‘ 37311 a bout Bla't'k, l) r n \\' ll . taupe. navy. Very stunning. Very cnr- rrci. $1.50 and $2.50 Neohwcar Counter. at lop. Bndit-cs luu'c mvr c-M'iznd tape sun-1px. Pink and \\'llllt‘. all 47,014 36 in 44. 35 cts. 3 for smo lll'ii'l‘ fit? 3‘) i'ls'. licgulm‘ llll'M‘ 30 and M :1 Hi nnm, Easter Bags and Purses for Children and Young Misses soft tafieta or moire silks, little pull} d affairs with tucks or tiny frillings. Insidc lincd and fitted just like mothcr’ 5. Other stylcs. silk with leather framcs $lOOand $200 and handles, or all leather. plain or two-toned combi- nations. 60cts. Pm of prosscd leather, top straps. at tractively lined and fitted. Black. blue, grccn and tau. wearing her first suit. “elcome addition to the young gir sheepskin or Vacliolto top or back straps, moire lined, inside mirrors. Vases for Spring Flowers There is now a angling assortment of glass vases, and etched glass in simple designs, all quite practical for use. A branch of peach blossom. cher- ry, or flower-of-the- quince in a slender se is a beautiful '1! ration 011 broaldnst table. m... “$33 vine Ont m8 bud vases with heavy bases. 81.00 m mbasc with mahogsn 9. “ y 25 ch. l‘lowor Baskets, good size for early .violete, eowslips‘m or 7:. WWI}? the , $2.00 loath.- Declion. main lloov. Cost Books Made of hes vy cardboard bound 111 black leather, u it}! ring cover. , $3.“) ’ “U-ille-M” Scrap Books, lottcr head size to lmld a lmndrcd lcticrs. 25cm. Book Fen-Hw- Now is the time 1) provide Automobile Glaser Amber, shell crystal with «ll-w. louse, $2.03 'Athr and crysl :1]. $1.00 Shell G nggles, $1.00 Glasses of varied colors, 60 cts. each. :11“? Jewell-y Section. , __, ,_ Mold Ion.
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