The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1912, Page 6

ee ee Pn religious man. TE REVENGE! | trained nursing at $0 SUED INGE = Strange Breach of Promise : Suit Tells Her Story. timate with anoth ail happened with who understood women was the one who confessed he knew nothing about them, a If that talented Frenchman had lived to this day and visited the Tombs with nd an Eve! World rter he would | . have eats ropsiied erith a moder ment Tii my heart. fication of his sentiment. Hvidently th weaker sex has changed little since the) gallant days of Voltaire, for Mrs. Holen | Cauley, the bronze-haired, blue-eyed trained nurse, who sued David A. Sher- atd, a wealthy truckman, for breach of Promise, despite the fact she was cook- ing breakfast for her husband every | morning, proved again to-day tho utter | complexity of © woman's reasoning. Between flashes of deep resentment, when ber blue eyes blazed fire, and mo- ments of pathetic weakness, Mra. Cauley, one minute avowing her | jor her husband and the next saying loved Bherard, told an Evening World report- ee what caused her to prosecute a case which endangered her liberty ever since she swore to her first aMdavit, amd which ended dramatically in tho Supreme Court yesterday, when her husband was produced by the defense. “I-I-wanted satistactio eaid quietly, trying ‘to arrange her dishey- | elled mans of bronze hair. “T had been | wronged, and I wanted revenge, ‘Th thought that I was committing en un- lawful act that would place me in « turers, we wi know 1 was committing perjury. 1] rubbe: thought my action against Mr. Sherard | thay was a proper one for a woman who hed | ready and ager to take been wronged.” full Here the nurse paused and for several | them. minutes cried softly. worn “Do you know where my husband | ber: fe?’ she asked. “I want to see him. I}we are proud to be wonder whether or not he will for-/identified with them give me. ' “TD always knew Mr. Sherard would mever marry me. I often saw him and went out with him. T loved him from the first, when 1 nursed him in the French Hospital, in Apr't, 1910. We were very good friends and he often abked me to marry him. ruary, 1911, He told me he was going | car to: marry tis sister-in-law.” fire ‘were interested in some one else?” she | *'"*. be i peaked. ‘The Hub-Mark Is your Value-Mark. No. he néVes even ‘eilepected.” ' | 1/ wour dealer can't supply vou, write us agg broke down again for a moment, | Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Malden, Mass, Established 1858. but stifling bet téara, resumed her nar- rative. “My busband is & good man and a IMPORTERS aid HAVE ARRANGED AN Complete Assortment of Hair Ornaments, Corsages and Novelty Scarf and Muff Sets AT- GREATLY REDUCED PRICES - AFTERNOON DRESSES. . EVENING GOWNS. . FRENCH BLOUSES........... from ye GARMENTS AND FUR SE1 No C. O. 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ENE ee cea sais sbanclig se ene: irs---Most extraordinary baranins In fashionab’ fe Fu Made of 2!! prevailing pelts: Fven now, after the have done him, I oon't think he me for a divorce, n I married my husband in in Pennsylvania | was only twen: he got a Yew Haven and Hartford | now cannot understand it I realized I wae telling an untruth vhen I awore my husband was dead, 1 1 never intimated once to my at- ney, Mr. Fullerton Wells, that every ‘Avout 1910 I took up a ¢ tal, That was where Lm When I left the hospital 4 graduate nurse I had a tw Woman Held for Perjury inj hour case that kept me ‘employed for | y-four UE oe wife @hould. ‘I didn't do wro | ness that 1 was Iike a woman living in ‘That satiric Frenchman, Voltaire, world, 1 loved my husba | many years ago, sald that the onty man | 1 by now that I have always io y other love was rather a fas totally enveloped me and ther personality. 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Values $6.00 and $7.00 Evening Slippers Se hog With rhinestone studded heel and mat $5.85 $4.85 some buckle or bow trimming. Value $9.00 Satin Slippers In pink, blue, white and black. $3.45 Value $5.00 Splendid Values in Fitted ‘Dressing Cases of pigskin and sole leather, with white and ebony fittings $4.50 to $19.50 Formerly $7.50 to $25.00 i Photo Frames for Gifts: . Hand-engraved, sterling silver, cabinet} a size, easel back, ball feet Value $3.50 $1. 95 Sterling Silver Mesh Bags Attractive Gifts at Special Prices + Fine mesh draw-string bags; also with 4 to 6 inch frames $7.95 to $30.00 Formerly $10.00 to $40.00 - 19.75 Black and Natural Pony/Val. to $200 Lustrous Caracul § with Jap mink, solid pelts; collar of genuine 39 75 We are showing Importations of New Brocaded Silks €& Satins in desirable street shades, at popular prices. 25,000 Yards Plain Silks Suitable for Holiday Gifts One yard wide; over one hundred and fifty shades usually $1.00 and $1.25 per yard Black Brocaded Soft Satins One yard wide * regularly $2.25 per sana Se 38 786 Evening Silks in Great Variety at most attractive prices. ‘ Skirt and Sutt ppt of Black & Colored ‘Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices Skirt Lengths........ $17.05 10 $5.00 each Suit Lengths I mported Velveteen eT on a ares Imported Black ‘Breadciathe | SSS usually #5 per yard Advance Showing of Exclusive Fine Dress Cottons For Spring, 1913 White and Colors—at attractive prices. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Smart Walking & Dress Boots & Evening Slippers Seal-Dyed Coney, Coats, Fancy Model. Mole Coney Coats, Blue Wolf... Black Lynx . ; .$97.50 Natural’ Htc: Pointed Fox... $62, 50| coon. Model Fur Coats & Matched’ Sere. in all the fashionable and standard firs, Fur Collared EERO TT a J & Velour-de-Laine Coats Two distinct models made expressly i iy tae Bambi of moleskin and Persian Lamb, satin lined throughent and. wagmly. inter- | ices 0 lined. s0dnsheo'Tong Os 725! season, satin lined throughout-and | warmly interliyed Value $35.00 J We oments. Tatlored Suits Imported Diagonals, Veiour-de-Laines, Imported Corduroys, Cordelines, &c, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 $2.05 to $10.00 each Corduroy Dresses Strictly tailored models for prac- $12.50 tical wear Value $19.50 } Dinner & Dancing Dresses with chiffon tunic, bugle trimmed $29.50 over accordion pleated chiffon, lined throughout with satin—very smart and dainty — Value $55.00 Dressy Velour Coats for afternoon or evening wear; fur $45 00 collar and cuffs Lord & Ta ylor Founded 1826 Exceptional Values in Selected Furs A splendid opportunity .to purchase furs of” quality for personal ‘use or for. Christmas presents, at unusually: attractive prices. Women’s Fur Coats $125.00. 3. vices 127.50 Black Caracul Coats. Aeereranngon ie ao f Black Pony Coats with natural Raccoon collar Ermine....... 02. 50 Black Raccoon B34 00: ms. +P55.00) Chinchilla- pon $34. 00} dyed Squirrel” $5. ob: ; December Reductions in’ rock ; Women’s Winter Coats * and Suits °° Very Special Value $45. | J Dressy Plish Coats long shawl Goffe ‘and cuffs of same material; handsome ornament at p) sidé; 50 inches long-—the most de- | 32050. sirable models of the season, all |, warmly interlined — Value $60.00 | ’ Astrachan Cloth Coats in the best 50 inch models ofthe sia! | Consisting of Broadctoths, Veéiveteens, , Reduced to Values to $75.00 Unusual Values in Women’s Dresses & Wraps Valyes#75,00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. ated Sem fey