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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
SOCIAL LIFE
IN PETERSBURG
Complimentary Card Party to
Mrs. Davis, Of Atlanta.
MRS. WORTH EhTERTAlhs
The Wednesday Music Club Meets With
Miss Mary Patterson-Elegant Re-
ception Given BY Mrs. Hamp-
den to Her Daughter.
MRS. WORTH ENTERTAlNs
The Wednesday Music Club Meets With
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to Tbs Times)
PNIERBURG. VA. April 1S.-Mrs.
Leroy! Roper gave a card party Friday
af.nnoon complimentary to Mrs. Robert
Dssaa. of Atlanta, who is the guest OF
1xrH David Dunlop, Jr-. In this city. Mrs.
Rogers guests on the occasion were
Meedauas Robert Davis. OF Atlanta:
DAVID Dunlop. Jr.. John Moyler, James
RAMA Gordon AcCaba Burt Leigh.
eamusl Wilson. Misses Marie Davis,
Naxy Roper. Emily Roper, Mary Beas-
ley. Martha Collier, Annie Gill. Berta
Gut Annie Watson. Davidson, OF Alex
andr4A: Jean Tr1EE Of Abingdon; Mar
earsk thinner, Page Nichols, Nan Davis,
Mary Patteson. Alice Spicer, Emily
TownaG. Helen vsnable, and others
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. B. Worth entertained
Friday afternoon and evening IN honor
OF ther daughter. Miss Mary worth.
anA hsr frtsnd, Miss Mary Evelyn Par
80. Their beautiful home on Frank
m Street was elnboratsly decorated with
Aowars and 100 guests or mora enjoyed
their hospitality.
Miss Martha Russell Collier. aponsor
FOR Virginia to the reunion at Dallas.
TEXAS, and Miss Bessie Fitzhugh Ven
ablA one OF her maids OF honor, left this
evening for Dallas. Several delegates
from A. 2. Hill Camp accompanied the
sponsor and her maid.
The "wednesday Music Club met with
Miss Mary Patteson. The following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Reading. Sketch OF McDonasll, Miss
s spanish Dance. c. Bohm. Miss Reams.
Song, AT Twilight" Nevsn. Mrs. ".
:; aIazurkss kaufman. Miss A. H. Las.
Duet. .rhy Song Shall be Always Thy
Mercy from Msndalssohn's Hymn OF
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Praise Mrs. John Wilkins. Mrs. Ernest
Patteson.
MCDONNELL. Miss Mary Patteson.
Songs. THY Eyes so Blue and Tender,
Lassen.
The guests OF the club were Miss Bet
tie Hamilton. Miss Morriss of Duluth.
MIMI Miss Rolling. of Baltim9re; R1s.
teson. Miss Jones. Mrs. Robert Gamble.
Mrs. Robert Davis. Of Atlanta, Ca; Mrs.
David Dunlop. Jr; .,-
The reception given Monday afternoon
and evening at the residence on Liberty
Street by Mrs. J. Hampton Slater. in
s sGneT of apd her her ds sSg5 s1 n Virginia
Windsor Shade Va, was one Of the most
enjoyable Of the numerous delightful oc-
asions which have recently frightened
decorations Of the rooms in which the
reception was held were exceedingly
pretty and artistic, consisting Of palms
ers and palms in the library and hall and
white narcissus, ferns and palms in the
dining room.
The receiving party was Mrs. Slater in
black lace: Miss Barnes. In white net over
green silk, American beauty roses; Miss
slater s;1a; r IN 1 Cream 5eaalssance over pink
grenadine: Mrs. r: J. j. spratley, In
green silk with white lace trimmingS and
Mrs. John Ridout in white. organdy.
The young ladies serving In the dining
room We're Misses Mary Gee. Mary :Moy-
thinner. Annie Watson, Jean Trigg, of
Abingdon, Va, and Janet Davidson. Of
from to z and from to IL, during which
time there were about three hundred
Mrs. w. J. Jarratt entertained Thurs
day afternoon and evening at her home
on Marshau Street. About three hundred
guests called during the reception. -
PERSONAL. $50
The Misses Anderson, Of Amelia, have
been visiting HRS. Charles Hall Davis, of
Hiss sperry. Of Connecticut has been
visiting the family of Mrs. w. l.. Nc
Miss Mary Simpson. Of Petersburg, is
IN Charleston. S. c., to attend the Expo
Miss Morris. Of Duluth. MINI. is the
guest OF Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. on
IN Miss Mgra English is the guest OF Mrs.
William B. McIlwaine. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis Of Atlanta.
We're the guests this week Of Mrs David
Dunlop. Jr. Thew left for Atlanta Fri
day DAY evening returning from their we'd
Miss Lefty Galbraith. of spartansburs.
8. e. who has been visiting the Misses
home a. : : = ' ~
Miss Minnie 3. Spiller. OF wythevil
vas Tor several days the guest of Miss
Laura Jones on Marshall Street. She LETT
M Mrs. r. r. A BsIaR a. Richmond :
visiting Mrs. ]. 3. Worth on Franklin
Street. -.
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Famous Racer Recovering.

It will be. interesting to all lovers of
fine thoroughbred horses to hear that the
by Robert Bradley at Greenway Farm
near Wilcox Wharf, in Charles City
county, is not SO seriously injured as was
reported recently, when it was spread
broadcast that the crack Virginia race
horse, winner Of the American Derby and
other noted turf events last eason had
broken q forelegz and his days of useful
ness were past. Owner Bradley states
that the horse simply fractured bone
in the shoulder, and he looks for him to
recover and be fit for racing again with
time and rest.
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candidate rather than the wishes of the
people, but do believe that the commit
tee would be glad to consider any sugges-
tons which might represent the joint
views of the several candidates.
Believing this. in the interest of fair
and lat present the only avowed candi-
dates-meet some day next week and ses
If we cannot agree upon some plan to be
submitted to the District Committee.
If this suggestion meets with your ia
vor. as doubt not that it will, further
suggest. in view of the fact that it is
entirely possible that there may be 9TH
er gentlemen who may aspire to the nom
ination that we agree upon some definite
day and hour for conference and invite
any other gentlemen who may contemplate
being candidates to confer with US.
suggest. if convenient to you. that We
meet in this city, at the office OF Mr..
James W. Gordon, No. 1105 Bank Street.
on Tuesday. April I'D at P. NJ.
Yours verv truly
JEFFERSON WALLACE.
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this year, as the convention will be one
of the largest in the annals of the State
Division of the T. P. AS.
LAST MEETOFTHE SEASON.3
Deep Run. Hunt Club Has Bright
4rf

Deep Run Hunt Club Has a Bright
Days Sport.
The special end-of- the-season meet, held
at the Deep Run Hunt Club yesterday,
was attended by a large party Of mem
bers and guests. Hounds were turned
out Of kennels at $50 O'Clock and were
laid on beyond the A. P. Hill monument.
They ran thence across country north
ward, by way of the Warwick farm. past
yellow Tavern. and home through john
sons and .Acca'' past "Laburnum'' to
the club. IT was a good fifteen miles Of
hard riding, and several Of the pack ran
out and sneaked home The only acct
dent was the fall which was received,
without injury, by Miss Della Walker,
whose horse broke girth while jumping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20
.PRESBYTERIANS
IN SYNAGOGUE
Methodist Ministers Preach in.
Absence Of Their Pastors.
JENKINS DENIED NEW TRIAL
His Claim That Law Did Not Apply to
Obstructing Street Railways Was
Denied-A Stay of Procee dings
to Condemn New Line.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

5ass#sf-sF (Speclal D1Spatcn TO me lines.
NORFOLK, VA, April 19.-Rev. R. II.
Bennett and Rev. A Coke Smith. Metho-
s dist. will preach to- morrow in Obef Sholen
Synagogue to the congregation Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, Norfolk,
whose pastor, Rev. j. Z. Thacker, who
was summoned to North Carolina to at
tend the funeral Of his wife's mother,
the wife of Rev. Thomas Dixon.
Mr.. Bennett breaches at night. Mr..
Smith at the morning service.
USE SYNAGOGUE.
The congregation, whose new eNurc1 IS
in course of erection, and who sold their
former church to the Christian Scientists.
now through the courtesy Of the congre-
CATION, Obef Sholenl, are using the splen-
did new synagogue in Fremont Street.
u. w. Jenkins, a cripple, recently, sem
fenced to serve two years III the penis
Tertiary for placing distractions on the
track Of the Norfolk Railway and Light
Company. during the strike, was denied
O new trial to-day.
APPEAL FOR JENKINS.
Judge Hanckel, Of the Corporation
Court, held that Jenkins contention that
section s725 Of the Code applies to street
railways as Well as 10 steam Ao1uo' !" - -
not we'll founded. jenkins is squarantlned
III the jail where a case OF smallpox was was
recently detected and, therefore, cannot
he sentenced at present. His counsel
VIII take the case 20 the Court OF Ap-
peals.
Judge Prent!ss has been asked by the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company for
a stay Of proceeding in the case, where
he recently gave the opposing Bay Shore
Railway the right to condemns right OF
way through the petitioners virginia Y i
place property, which they bought S 70
obstruct the plans Of the rival road ssh
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German Association.

German NSSOCtatIOn.
The following programme will be rem
dered at the seventh anniversary of the
German-American Ladies Aid Association
OF Virginia and Sanger Holl on Tuesday.
April 22d:
1. Duet. FISHERMAN
Mr.. Tribbitt and Lehman.
2. Soprano solo, I'll Bairo''. .Ardetti.
Miss Ida R. Curtis.
8. Piano solo, Shadow Dance. Mcdowell.
Miss Myrtle I. BEDFORD.
4. Tenor solo, tselectedl.
Mr.. Moses May.
.. Reading (selecte6.
Miss Jennie Yeaman.
g. Basso solo (selectedD.
Mr.. H c.. Ruegcr.
Z. Duet. piano and violin.
Miss Phillip and Mr.. Mcneil
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P. 4. STATE CONVENTIONS.
MANY Richmonders Going. TO Alexandra

NidHY eCi =
Next Friday-Po st Gossip.
The regular meeting of Post A$Was held
last night, and the lpr1lneipa g OF
be held next Friday and saturda at Al AZ
exandria, az ~ -.
was decided that Post AS delegation
leave on $50 "a. NJ. train Of the Rich
mond, Frederick and otomacs Rail-
read Friday.
delegation. which viii meet wi tn the
Richmond delegate at Byrd-street$ Sta Sta:
ton. n orfolk Posi-. 3 will send a very
large delegation, probably thirty-fv or
forty. and their trip Will be by. steamer
They have a candi late for presto ent,sa and
will go witt a full band andIpreparedalo
.ca pture the convention. DanNiIl lie RostsE,
from ali 8indic ions: are quite acttv IN
their work and will present ndidate
forsp president here Mill sgba lively times
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4NorthsideS Clubs First Shoot.

The Northside Gun Club held its first
shoot of the season yesterday 81 evening.
s meeting place is picturesque spot.
on Barton Heig hts: Each memberh had
fifty chances and here Is the score they
made:
Green. SO Tiller. n Harris 80. Hatcher,
Is. Lorraine. 81 Stearns, "a Mr. lam
sncnd made 81 a. score of s1E out OF q
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News is Confirmed.
(By Associated Press, )


WASHINGTON, d. c., April 19.-The
Navy Department has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from Commander Nc
.Crea, OF the gunboat NIachias. dated Co
Ion, April 18th:
@ ..s.Bocas del .Toro Colombia, has sur
rendered. no injury to-. American citizens
or interests. Making arran dement's to
withdraw forces this evening. VIII sail
for Aspinwall5 Sunday
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IS Mr.. Hal Tyler, the younge sonsof ex-
Governor ]. Hoge ler. is in TIL city
Mr.sTyler is now practicin lawn Radtord
and Eis here visiting his brot her. AIr ], {
sHngs Tyler, ] r: ssssE;
Judge q. Taylor iarnett, OF Ma thews,s
s.s in tho city accompanied by senat tori
Rcyd Seara, OF kha 6 cnllnt TIA
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Musical and Tea.

An attractive musical programme and
silver tea will be given for the benefit OF
the choir in the lec.ure-room of ST.
Marks Episcopal Church on next Thurs
day night, beginning at $40 2. ~ Some
of the best musical talent in the city will
assist. =
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NEWS. AT THE CAPITOL.
Board Of Fisheries Will Meet at Muir
phys on Wednesday.

Board Of Fisheries Will Meet at Muir
phys on Wednesday.
A force Of penitentiary convicts, under
the direction Of Librarian w. w. Scott are
engaged in thoroughly cleaning up the
State Library. This will be great im-.
provement, as thorough overhauling
was badly needed.
The following charters have been record
cd In the office Of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth: Shenandoah Collegiate;
burg; Dunmore Placo Company, Norfolk:
Lahorars' Protective Union. Norfolk.
Commissions have been issued to the
fcllowinx notaries public: Messra J. T..
Poindextez, Richmond and G.. w. Round.
Manassas.
The State Board OF Fisheries will meet
at Murphy's Hotel on "Wednesday next.
The new members recently appointed by.
Governor Montague will qualify and sit
with the board for the first time.
4 Commissioners Of Agriculture George w.
sKoiner. has ordered 1000 extra copies Of
his report printed, SO great is the demand
for the document throughout the State
among the farmers.
Those who have not received copy OF
the report may do so by dropping Mr..
Koiner postal card The report is one
OF the most instructive ever yet issued
from the departments. ssss
Messrs. w. VI Poindexter and r. T.
:N1arye architects ectivelys OF Washing
ton and Newport sNews.swere at the Capt.
toll yesterday to see Governor Montague
about plans forlr repairs to the building. The
commission will meet tostake up the mat
ter On May 9Th. ssss
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With the Sick.

as being better. His condition. which was
thought to be hopeless few days ago,
is now encouraging.
8 Miss Sarah Giavonettie. OF; No. 171 East
Clay Street, has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
Miss Ellen Bradley. of the Female HUI
name Association, who has been confined
to the bed for the last few days, is i'm
proving. IS
Mr.. Michae l McDonough. the well known
undertaken continues Ill at his home No.
Is North Eighteenth Street g
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Wash 7affetas.
All-silk, heavy weight, new and pretty, very de
srablefor dresses separate waists actual value &c.
special, per yard
Corded 1affetas.
All-silk, heavy weight. white ground with black
stripes new pretty and Stylish the regular $10O
quality at exactly half their actual value, per yard.
2O-inch extra quality, heavy weight, all pure silk
Black Tafetas, fast edges, considered a bargain at
69s, special per yard
Extra quality, heavy weight, all pure silk Wash
and pretty actual value 75c, special.
21-inch extra heavy, all pure silk Taffeta Silks,
black only guaranteed to wear sold by all houses
great bargain at 85c, special per yard
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CITY COURT CASES.

Louis Werner, who was arrested for attempting to tseal a gold watch and chain from James McManus during the presidents visit to this city, forfeited q bail bond of $40O in the city court yes- terday morning. Bail had been fur nished by Israel Hirshman of 1s Dow street. t3& VI. F.. 2s-'' +t>E Grace Moore, alias Elsie Hills, the pretty girl who was arrested early in the week for footing homes where she had been employed as a domestic, pleaded guilty and was sent to jail for thirty days on a charge of theft. < Oscar D. Barnes of 220 Division street. who was arrested for breach of the peace. was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum at Middle town. vt r " &ss7 Y b .sssaa Y William Adolpho Robertson and George W. Rice, charged with the theft of milk from the New England Dairy company, were not in court when their cases were called Their bail was for feited. It was $500 in each case. Loretta Augur was surety for Robert son. Stillman H. Rice was for George w. Rice.
 A nolle was entered in the continued
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END OF POWER HEARINGS
SURPRISING ACTION BY ROTH
 PARTIES TO THE SUIT.
No More Testimony to be Taken-Case Now 10 be Prepared for Presentation to the Federal Court in Minnesota.

No More Testimony to be Taken-case
 Now to be Prepared for Presentation
 to the Federal Court in Minnesota. New York, Aug. 2s--The Peter Power Northern Pacific litigation reached an anti-climax this morning when it was adjourned sine die upon motion of MT. Guthrie, of counsel for the railroad. There had been promise that import ant things were to happen to-day; that E. R. Thomas, son of the late General Samuel Thomas, and member of the dissolved firm of Thomas & Post, which has figured prominently in the testi- mony, would be called to the stand for further examination, and even that W. Bourke Cochran might be called. To give color to some of it, Mir. Thomas, accompanied by Wheeler H. Peckham his attorney, and Milton l.. Bowden, came to the examination room promptly | at eiSFeu U CHUCK. IJdHiU was lUl LHen present, and after MT. Guthrie and MT. Peckham had conferred, MT. Thomas and MT Bowden were asked to sign ! their testimony, which they did in the presence of Examiner Mabey. l Then MT. Guthrie arose and said: l MT. Examiner, we have no more tes- l timony to offer in this case. We ask counsel for the plaintiff to waive the signing of depositions by those wit nesses who have either refused to sign or have failed to appear
 T concur" ex-Judge Cady said, and Mir Guthrie added:
 T move the hearing be adjourned sine die"
 "The hearing is so adjourned" the ex- aminer said, and instantly the attor- neys began bundling together their pa- pers. just as MT. Lamb came in all smiles.
 MT. Guthrie said that it was not his intention to haveany further testimony taken either here or in Minnesota, and that the adjournment will extend to such time as will permit of presen- tation of the completed case to Judge Lochren in St. Paul.
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REUNION OF 10th c. Y.
The Veterans to be Invited to North Have
 Naxf Month

The Veterans to be Invited to North Haven
 Saxt Month. Ii Is proposed by the patriotic citizens Of North Haven to Invite the surviving mem bers of the 10th c. Y. to hold their annual reunion in that town. The date for the re- union has been set for September Il and F. The regiment was among the best sent out by the state of Connecticut. It had in Its ranks boys from North Haven who laid down their lives In the seryfce-HarVey Hoadiey, killed at KinstOn, \. C.; Oliver T. Smith, Killed at DarbytOwn, Va; W. B. H0- rey, Edward L. Goodyear. General E, D. 5. Goodyear is the only survivor of this little band of heroes.
 A reception and dinner will be rendered the veterans on the above date, and the fol- lowing ladies have been appointed district solicitors of funds for the affair: District No. l, Mrs D. Walter Patten. Mss Minnie Richardson, Mrs. PaysOn B. 0remtt: district No. 2, Mrs. c. \. Turner, Miss Jane Warmer; district No. 3, Mrs. Edgar Hemingway, Mrs. Irving StOrrs, Miss Cora Eaton, Miss Flora Barnes; district No. 1, Mrs. Nellie Nichols. Mrs. L. Peet Futile, Mrs. John Hull, Mrs. William LuslS: District No. 6. Miss Snsan E. Jacobs, Mrs. Wilson Doolittle; district No. [, Miss Sarah Deckerman. Miss Ruth Smith: district No. s, Miss Dora Jacobs. Mrs. Stiles Abel.
 The following compose the general com mittee having the matter in charge: D. Wal ter Patton, chairman: Isaac l.. Doolittle vice chairman: Seldon B. Thorpe, secretary
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AT HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGA
 TIONAL CHURCH.

The pastor, Rev. w. J. Mutch, Ph. D., will preach at the Howard avenue Con- gregational church tomorrow morning on '"The Tragedy of Queen Esther" /"
 The consolidated Bible class meets at
 noon in place of the school which will
 resume it's regular sessions September E7. The Young Peoples meeting Is at 6 o'clock on Sunday evening, and their
 business meeting is Thursday evening
 at 7:45. The preparatory service of the
 church will be on Tuesday evening at t7:45:
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TO-MORROW.

Union Services To-morrow-Rev. Mr
 Wright of Orange to tOPreaeh-Rev. Mr
 Dsane at Church at the Redeemsr-
 Rev. J. II. Mason, Former Rector, at
 First Baptist-O Other Church Notes.
 At the Church of the Redeemer at the morning service tomorrow Rev. J. P. Deane will speak upon Honest Doubt" The music will be as follows: Prelude-Intermezzo ......... Mascagni Anthem-Jesu, Word of God. .Gounod Choir hymn-Jesus, Lover of My Soul ....................... IhoinaS Response-Love Divine. ........Le Jenue Offertory-Soprano solo-Penitent.. .....,................ van de water Postlude-Apdante Maestoso .......
 In the evening at Welcome hall the subject will be "Ye Did It Not" MT. Leishman will sing.
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Alderman George Jacobs, foreman of the National Wire corporation in Fair Haven. was injured yesterday morning while at work in the mill. One of the valves of a pipe blew cut and the es- caping steam burnt MT. Jacobs, face. He went to his home, where the injury WAS attended tn
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
SUIT BROUGHT TO RECOVER SIX
 HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Former focal Grocerymen Are the De.
 Eendants-Another Lien on the Grady
 Proparty-The city Court.
 Suit has been brought by the Hoyt Beef & Provision Co. against Phelps & Carter, who formerly kept a grocery store in Fair Haven, for $8oo. Both have left town, but money in bank in Waltham, Mass, has been garnisheed in the interest of the plaintiff. 4. E4t < The suit is returnable to the com mon pleas court the first Tuesday in September s.< r...
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AT THE CITY MISSION.

The Y. P. S. c. E. of Humphrey street Congregational church will conduct the Sunday evening service at City Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets A quartette from the society will sing. The address will be given by Rev. Carl F. Stackman, pastor of the Congrega- tional church of West Cornwall. Sun- day school and children's service at the usual hours. All welcomed.
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por,TT1~AT.

The Republican Electors of the Town of Northford are requested to meet in caucus In Association Hall, on September 1st, 1902, at D. m., for the purpose of electing Dele gates to the Republican State Convention. to be held in Hartford, September IS and IT, 1902, for the nomination of candidates for the State offices and for Representative at-large in the Congress of the United States, and for the purpose of electing a Town Committee for the ensuing two years
 Fer order of the TOWN COMMITTEE.
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Davi: L. Ciiltou. ". R'. Stevens, Robert \. Barnes. Albert BfoGkaIt. ciHreHre x. Frost Robert o. Eaton, George H. Cooper, Charles N. Barnes. Hubert F. Potter, General E. D. $. Goodyear, Dr. +. E. Goodyear, L. Peet Futile, George MeTZ. Julian ". Futile, Frederick E. Jac0bs. Ernest R. Crockett, Joseph PlerpOnt. Oliver Abel, William. B.. Roberts Milo \. WOOding.
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AT ZION LUTHERAN cHrrRcH.

At the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward street, there will be only one service to- morrow, at 10:30 a. m. Rev. Frederick A. Ottmann, the pastor, will occupy the pulpit. The choir will sing and Organ ist Dressler will preside at the organ. Seats are free and everybody is invited to attend. The Sunday school session begins at a. m.
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HOME FROM NEWBORN,

General and Mrs. George H. Ford have returned from Newport, R. l., where Mrs. Ford has been staying six weeks visiting friends General Ford spent portions of the last two weeks at Newport
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ORANGE

The Republican Electors of the Town of Orange are requested to meet in caucus in the Town Hall, West Haven, on Wednes- day evening, September 3, 1902. at eight o'clock D. m.. for the purpose of electlng Delegates to the several Conventions, and for the purpose of electing a Town Com mittee for the ensuing two years.
 By order of. the Town Committee.
 WALTER A. MAIN, Chairman. Dated at Orange, Conn.,, August 26, 1902. a2S it