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Suit for Divorce.

Alicia Mic Flood has filed suit for divorce from her husband, George Flood. The plaintiff alleges that Flood forced her to marry him on August 28, last, in Nome. Flood, she says, threat ened to shoot her if she did not do SO. and she says that he would have ended her life had she not consented to the union. This was the second marriage Of plaintiff and defendant, they havin. been divorced some years ago in San Francisco. Plaintiff also alleges that Flood procured the marriage in order to obtain the custody of seven years old child. by their previous marriage. This Is the child which one, Pau De lIierry abducted last fall from q steamer in the harbor De Hierry, who is well known character. Was arrested, but the case was compromised. Flood taking the child to San Francisco.
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SUrnONS.

In the United States District Court, District of
 Alaska, Second Division. Walter, C. Josh. plaintiff, vN Bertha Y. Josh defendant
 The President of the United states of America To Bertha V, Josh the said defendant, greet ing:-You are hereby summoned and commando ed to be and appear in said United States District Court ilaand for the District of Alaska. Second Division, at the court room thereof at Nome, Tn Ndid district, within thirty todD days after the completion of tho period of tn" publication of this summons as hereinafter set forth, to-Nlt; Within thirty days after the 2ih day Of De cember, 1902 and answer the complaint or the plaintiff herein, or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you; anG Nou are further notified that if you fail to answer the complaint of the plaintiif herein within the time aforesaid, plaintiff will apply to the above entitled court for the relief demanded in said complaint. to- wit: for Il decree of divorce, forever diSSolVlng and setting at naught tnc 'bOndS of matrlmony now existing between 1 INiuiif ul'' trt"ndant. the ground therefor, as sluted Tn sad complaint. being the willful dcSertion and abandonment or the plaintiff by said defendant for the period or more than two years prior to the commence mcnt of this action
 That the date of the order for service of this summons by publication is the 10th day of No vcmbcr, 1902, and said order directs that service of summons herein be made by publication thereof in THE NOME NUGGET for six cOnSecu- tive weeks.
 The date of the first publication of this sum mons is the l2th day of November, 1902,
 Witness the Honorable Alfred S. Moore judge of the United States District Court, District of Alaska, Second Division and the seal of said court hereunto affixed this 10th day of Novcm- Der, A. D. 1902.
 GEO. V. BoRCHSENIUS.
 Clerk of the United States District Court,
 District of Alaska, Second Division. By Fl. A. HAAGENSEN, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To j. M. Starbuck, w. II. Dougun, w. D. Sawyer. F. Hastings, Albert Hastings, Mrs M. C. Gill. Mrs NJ Lamplic aud Mrs. C. Mclean. Co-OWncr~ With the uu. u.!cr~i.EHci | lu the "~. t s lGl9crr placer mining clI.n on NnaE. river, and which WI~ recorded in Book Hl, Page 4J9, Aug. lH 1901. in the recording books oi the Cape Nome mining district, District of Alaska: and J. NJ. Starbuc,:, W. r. Gill. W. l.. l'uugl4. j. F. Springer. Th"o. Johnson. J. W. McGlyatnr and Mr~. (. Mclean. cp-OWncrN with the under signed in that certain placer mining claim oi l'O acres, known and recorded in Volume 9l, r, ge 3.l. as the ''Starbucli Mining Association, and that bench claim known aS the bona ou the right limit of Monument creek. and that beach claim known aN "Etn1' on the right limit of Monument creek, all in the Cape Nome mining district:
 You, and each of you, are hereby notified that L the undersigned. have expended the sum or SlOO on each of the above mentioned claims ac- cOrding to the provisions of Sec. 232i oi the Re viScd Statutes of the United States, and the amendments thereto. approved Jan. 22, 1880. concerning annual labor upon placer mining claims. And if within 20 days after tn" publl- cation of this notice you fail to contribute your proportion us co-oWnerS to me respectively in the above claims your interest in said claims will become the property of the undersigned, under the provisions of said Section 232l.
 First publication Oct. p, l!O?
 s ALEX C. STEW iRT. COovner.
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RhhE: EVENT
 IN COUNCIL A Preacher Arrives and Holds Service.
Good Pay Reported to Have Been Found on a Bench off No.
 s, 0phir Creek.

Council City, December b. Yesterday the citizens of Council, irres spective of race, color, creed. sect or calling, assembled in the A. E. hall to listen to divine teachings as given by Rev. w. II. iIosack, of Teller. The beautiful and spacious hall was well filled, the choir, which was quite cred itable in size, having taken it's position entered. Such a gathering as he be held must have caused pleasing thoughts and possible visions of a new church, d parsonage. call to Council, a large congregation, etc, The services were opened by singing several choice hymns, and during their rendition, the mind of every adult, except the natives mpelled by the law of association, was probably recalling and reviewing simi- lar experiences and scenes in churches in other lands. The sermon, which was based on the text Psalms |, l-4, was clever in reasoning and well presented. At the conclusion of the services Rev. Hosack announced his intention of re- turning, during the week to Teller.
 The opportunities that Council has of attending church services are rare indeed. During the spring of 1900 Dr. 5. Hall Young paid the camp d visit and held services. In the spring of 1902 Father van der Pol held services in the camp, and once during the sum- mer just passed some Father from Nome Oiliciated.
 C. B. Hezier left today for Mystery creek, where he will spend few weeks in prospecting his property.
 Tom Carney and Andy Oshman will soon make trip to Oxide creek, where they have interests.
 A. Montgomery and others are re- ported to have struck good pay on a bench off No. s Cphir.
 For several days southerly wind has prevailed and considerable snow has fallen. At times the falling snow has softened into rain, the thcrmome- ter ranging in the neighbornool oi the freezing point.
 It is much feared that the accumu- lated snow and the natural overflowing of the creeks will render travel prac- tically impossible for some time. A number of teams are known to be be- tween Nome and Council and between | Council and Chinik.
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NOTICE OF r.ARSHAL'S SALE.

In the United states District Court for the
 District of Alaska, second Division C. l.. Johnson, plaiutin, ve. Robert liaynor
 Defendant.
 Whereas under and by virtue of an alias writ of execution duly issued out of the clerk office of the above named court in the above entitled action I have levied upon uil the right title and interest of the defendant Robert HaNner m and to that certain real property hereinafter de- scribed,
 Now therefore notice iS hereby given that on Saturday, the 3rd day of January, i!03 at the hour of l2 o'clock noon of said day at the United States court house door in the town Of Nome District of Alaska. l shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash all the right title and interest of the defendant, Robert Ilayner in and to all the said real property here matter described, or so much thereon as may be necessary to satisfy pluintlHS judgment, amounting to S725o with interest thereon from the l2th day of December. 1901. at the rate or twelve per cent per annC'n and Nl9,bo costs. to- lcther with accruug costs and expenses. sad real property is situate ill the Cape Nome Min ing District District of 4 aSha. second Dl"lS- ion and is particularly t"ScriDcd as follows: Placer mining claim on Dexter creek known as No. i2 bench claim on the right hand fork. bounded aS follows:
 Commencing at tin" initial post and running 6fO feet in an euStcrly direction to corner post No |: thence i39O feet in ? SoutherlH direction to'corncr post No.2: thence 6GO feet in westerly direction to corner post No. !; thence l3.o feet in Il northcrly direction, paraleliug claim No F on the right hand fork of Dexter creek to post No. l. initial post. located on the 18th day Of June. 1892 by Robert Hayn"r, notice Of location of which was recorded on tie l9th day of June 1892 in the office Of the recorder of the Cape Nome Mining District.
 Dated at Nome, District of Alaska, this 3ro day of December, 1902!
 FRANK II. RICHARDS.
 United States Marshal fo the District oi
 Alaska, Second Division.
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STRIKE ON
 KOYUK RIVER Confirmed by John A. Dexter of Chinik. Good Pay has been Found on the Benches on the EeadWaterS
 of tie River.

John A. Dexter. of Chinik, reached Nome "Wednesday night from White Mountain, having made the trip, S. miles. in one day. This is a record breaking trip. The cold weather of late has put the trails in trst-class con dition.
 Mr. Dexter is firm believer in the mining future of the Norton bay region, where he has resided for many years A strike has been made in the benches at the head of the Koyuk. Excellent prospects. he says. haze been found. and he expresses his belief that rich ground will be found in that section. Some 60 or - mon are wintcring in the Norton bay country, and it is expected that some good strikes will be recorded before next spring.
 "Therc is no doubt that good placer ground exists in that section, said Mir. Dexter. "and time only is required to prove that this is the case. The cOun- try is an ideal one for the proSpectOr. There is plenty of timber and lots of game, and the country is well watered.'
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NEW TRIAL
Wanted in the Case of
 the City ys. Lang.

City attorney NJ. l.. Sullivan on Thurs day filed a motion for new trial in the case of the City of None vs. F. $. Lang, which was nOn-suited on motion of the defendants attorney. The ground set up for now trial is based on alleged newly discovered evi- dence, that the decision is against the law, that an error of law occurred during the trial in granting defendants mo- tion for non-suit. An extension of time for two weeks is also asked in order to file affidavits in support of the motion for new trial.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Sarah 4. McuuEh:-
 You are hereby notified that we. the under signed. have performed work, labor and services to above the value of one hundred dollars on each of the following quartz mining claims lu- cated and recorded in the Munamcntal Mining District but now within the Cape Nome Mining District. District Ot Alaska, for the year lJOl- 1902. Sea Gull No. ,; Idaho No. ,; and ESqulno Chief No. ;: and you are hereby further notified that if you do not. within 70 days from the date hereof, pay, or cause to b" paid to the under signed your proportionatc share of said deXpend- iture. as cO-oWuer your interests in said claims will become the property of the undersigned, under section ,239l of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 Date hereof, and of the frS' publication, Nov. 1, 1902 VIM. J. SOhERvII.LE,
 CHAS MEEGAN,
 Co-ownerS of the aforesaid party
 in sad claims
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Bartlett Water at "Northwest term
Bankers Defeated.

In bowling match played Thursday night at the A. E. bowling hall be- tween an N. c. Co. team and bankers team the former won. the second game being tie, The N. C. Co. players were Herbert Spencer, A. F. Iipf, J. H. Kelly, Dr. Call, P. H. Watt. The bankers were: N. B. Solner, F. H. Thatcher, C. G. Cowden, E. E. Allies, R. E. Trengove. The first game re- suited, 92 to 12l: the second. 131 to l3l; and the third 1O9 to l30. The highest individual scores were made by Spencer of the N. C. Co.,, 10; Dr. Call y: and by Allies, of the bankers, 34.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-20
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

In the United States Comm, iopttN Court il
 and for Nome Precinct. .1't. p'N'-.on ot
 the District Ut Al.Nl1. n' .e.' tA' :. ..u. ".
 M. R .rd U. ~. cou'"l~~ .u.rr duu n@.u'1cio
 proDatc judge. Some Precinct
 In tha matter ut the cN,a,'o of V. E Warren, dcVcl Srj
 Estate uf V. r.. Waiccu. c,.a} "G. N,tc" is h, rrDy ivrl hv the uu..rr~l ..el ,E'i u.ettltor oi the estate or " F. Wal u-. SC |, " the creditors of. ant au pcI-1n- h-}'aE ,iAims against, tle eau '.'ccI>eu. lJ ."' .l'' .I.'1 h the necessary vouchers. du., iHcu .rsrrding to law, within six month, -.tr 'A' h,'j publi- cation ot this notice, to the >Iii aiI.tH.- rator ai his residence at the Nl..' irGI re on Front Street City of Nome. A.nttn.
 Dated ut Nome, Alaska, t., Il UIy Of No vember, 1902.
 k. N. RINING ER Administrations. o6
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' cans Carnation Cream S1
 ARCHER, EWING 6 co
Closing of Mails.

Hereafter mail for the outside will close at , P. m. each Saturday, instead of Sunday as heretofore. The registry and money order departments will be closed at p. m. Saturday. The reg ular weekly outside mail will leave hereafter on Sunday, instead of on Mon day, in order to make close connections with the mail from St. Michael.
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THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL..

 Sunday servlces:- Morning sermon, II a. m.: Sunday school, l2 m.: Chris tan endeavor, G:30 ?. m; Song service, 7:30 D. n.: Evening sermon, $ D. m,; Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings, $ D. III. C. F.. RYBtKG. Pastor.
 CATHOLIC. Sundays-9 a. m., mass in house chapel; II q. m.. mass and sermon: D. n. lecture and beuedictiOn. Week days-9 d. m., mass in the house chapel.
 ST. MARY'S MISSION. Hour of service. l:4, d. m.
 MORMON SERVICES. Every sunday afternoon at , o'clock, at Hoffman hall, east of Ames Mcr. Co,
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Two Mails Expected.

NJ. l.. V. Smith. the mail carrier be- tween Nome and lsaac's point, Norton bay. is due to arrive in Nome next Monday with mail from Yukon points and St. Michael. Paul Denhart, an other of Calkns & Cos carriers, is expected on Wednesday, Dec. 24.
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[ cans Carnatior Cream $l
 ARCHER, EWING 6 co.
Fancy gilt clocks at Zehner's.
4 Foot Race.

Seniority" Walton and "Koyukok Bob Rasmu~,en, both well known cit i2ens of Nome announce that they will run foot race on New Year day for $2jOO a side. The race will be from Nome to Nome river and return. Both men are swift.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-20
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately Subslsting between George r. Hurbach, k. B. Sleem and Wln. J. Burger under the name of Eavblck, Slcem and Buns'cr, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to said partnership are to be received by
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-20
c.. A. ADAMS, Prop.

said Harbach and Burger, and all demands on said partnership are to he presented to them for payment. GEO v. HANBACK,
 R. i5. SLEEM.
 VIM. J. BUNGER. Dated Nor1c Alaska Nov D. latr! iwW
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Steam heated rooms. electric light, with board S60 per month, Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-20

w. J. Rowe Transfer, 425 Front street. Freighting to creeks.
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Hot chili con carne every Tuesday and Saturday at the Board of Trade saloon.
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The OIi Reliable Hunter

Sells Genuine old Crow Bourbon and old Hunter Rye Whisky at 200 d bot tie or l2t cents a drink.
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Stcam-heatcd rooms SD and upward d month. Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1902-12-20

Drink Green River Whisky. without q headache, al the Board of Trade.
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Have you tried Fe:s Naptha?

and t0m-cod hooks at the Nome Ba- zaar.
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Have your nugget ieweIry made at ZehnCr'S, opp. N. (. Hess house.
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Centennial Best Flour, "Nortliwes- tern."
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E J. BOSTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Archer Ewing Building Upstairs
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' cans Carnat.on Cream $l ARCHER, EWING S co.

Christmas Presents made to order at Zehner's.
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nave this first affair a complete sue

have this first affair a complete sue
cess
The B. B. H. club of West Haven
met last evening at the home of Miss
Pauline newton on Washington avenue,
at half-past seven. These young ladies
meet once in two weeks and spend a
pleasant evening playing cards or in
some useful occupation. The members
are beside Miss Newton, Miss Helen
Machally, Miss Greta Bailey, Miss Vir-
ginia Kelsey, Miss Mabel Ottarson
Miss Jessie Ottarson, Miss Dorothy
Maynard
DR.. Mcintosh of York street has re-
turned from Europe and resumed his
practice. DR.. w. f. Hartshorn who has
occupied the Office during his absence,
will open an office this week at 1888
Chapel street.
The meeting of the Mothers club,
which was to have been held at the
residence of Mrs. j. w. Seaver, 25
Lynwood place, yesterday afternoon, is
postponed until next Friday, owing to
the severity of the storm. DR.. B. Aus
tin Cheney will address the club on
that date as arranged for yesterday.
The cards which were issued by Miss
RebeCca D. Beach for Fridays in De-
cember have been recalled.
Captain Jesse 3. Lamphere owner of
the fishing boat Everlasting, which he
has owned and used for fifty-seven
years, is to have it put in condition
for further service and expects to use
it on excursions which he intends to
make along shore in quest of the finny
denizens of the sea next season. Cap
tain Lamphere is an octogenarian and
has spent at least sixty-five years OF
his life in fishing. He is still hale and
hearty.
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grape1ers Guide.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford liz. Il.
Ocloper Ii, 1902.

NEW YORK DIVISION.
FOR NEW YOPK-*4:05 s4.5o Ok. nm
xO:Iv. x6. OF, $500, xS;1o.8:s5 .s.s5 90
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car imited) a. M, *l2:05, 1886 (parlor
car hmlted), *2:f, *4:05. *4:55, 1906 p.
IN. .sundays-s2:2O, 1880 a. M, *12:05.
|:4L, Ado, 1913 p, m.
FOR BOSTON via Springfield 40,
'1l:oo a. m, +l:45, 1872 p. m. Sundays
~ a. m, @5:52 p. m
HARIFORD DIVISION.
| For Meriden-*1.10 10, GAO, 7:52, x9:35,
!o:os' +1l:Oo a. m, l2:0S. sl:45, 2:55, $3.50,
4:Io, o:oO, '6:52, 6:15, 1900, 800, 1000.
l:5l p. m. Sundays-s1:10 a. m. 1908.
"S:52. "7:Oo. 8:2S p m. s
For Hartford-s1: $40, 1852. 9:35,
~lO:0S. &11:05 a. m. 1908, *1:45, 2:55,
1855 500. 1872, 6:15. 1900, 500. 1000.
p m. Sundays-"1:10. 1898. $3.50, 1900.
S:2S .. m. ~.
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1.-Two a. m, la:OS, ~l:45, 2:55, 500, 1851,
! $500, 1000 p. m. Sundays-"1:1 a. m.
| l2:OS. 800. S7:0O, S:2s p. m.
SHORE LINE DIVISION.
FOR New London. etc-s2:2O $3.50.
&c lo'oS 10 Guilrora), l:oo. "ll;SS
| Spar,or car hmitedl a. M, lS:Qo, @2:s5
Ne pastor ears Hmitedl -2:4l,.cS:Vo, =: oes,
SO SO 9;lo, o:ls lto .sayprook Junction..
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Lehman, L. How to Sing; 7S49 LIS
Lespinanno, Mile. Letters; trans K.
P. Wormsley; 946 L.
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Longley, E. Shorthand and Type
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Lowell, /. Stories in Stone from the
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Lovett, r. James Chalmers; 3 C354
Magnus, L, Introduction to Poetry;
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Matheson, G. Representative Men Of
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Mead, L. Word Coinage; 422 M.
Newton, J. Captain John Brown of
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Nissenson, G. N. India Rubber, its
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Phelps, E. S. (Mrs Ward.) Avery.
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Potter, H. c., bp. of New York.
The Citizen in his Relation to the In
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Rashdall, H., and others Contention
Varitatis; 230 RS.
Richards, F. T. The Eve of Chris
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Salmon, E. The Story Of Empire;
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Sheridan, r. B. Plays; ed. w. F.
Rae: S2266 3.
Shields, S. A. Book of Tableaux and
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Miss Ellen Lincoln Merrill; treasurer,
David A. Alden; executive committee,
Mrs. A. D. Gridley, chairman; Mrs.
Walter Camp, Mrs. Fl. B. Learned,
Miss Leighton and Miss Jessie I.
Scranton; finance committee, 0. G.
Ramsay, chairman; Mrs. Frederick T.
Bradley, Mrs. Walter Ellsworth Coe,
Miss Leighton and Miss Wedmore;
press committee, Mrs. Charles Gould
Morris and Mrs. S, Fl. Cogswell; au-
ditor, Henry e. Newton. Some novel
features have been arranged to inter-
est the children as we'll as their elders.
A shooting gallery in charge Of Miss
Alma Leighton will be located in the
enclosed veranda. Mrs. Walter Camp
will preside over Klondike, a sand ia
BILE in which will be veritable treasures
for the youngsters to unearth. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell Mrs. Camp has received num-
Der of pretty toys from Schwartz's in
Boston and has also secured many from
the New York store. Mrs. Ramsay will
have charge of the doll table; Mrs.
Walter Coe, who has lately removed to
New York, was the original chairman
of the committee, and made arrange
ments for securing the dolls last spring.
Miss Wetmore viii be in charge of the
fancy articles, and Mrs. Leighton will
conduct flower booth, which will have
a plentiful supply Of Christmas green's
and other holiday suggestions. Miss
Merrill will have charge of the candy
table mad Mrs. Bradley at the cake ia
BILE. Everything will be, sold at reason
able prices. A buffet luncheon in
charge Of Mrs. ~Gridley is particularly
recommended. The hours Of serving
will be from u until 2 O'Clock The
menu will consist of creamed chicken,
salads, sandwiches, jelly, ice cream,
cake, etc. The patronesses of the affair
are Mrs. Franklin Bradley, Mrs. Henry
F. English, Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs. S.
Fl. Fisher Mrs. William W Farnam,
Mrs. D. S. Gamble, Mrs. Arthur Z.
Hadley, Mrs. Lynde Harrison, Mrs.
John M. Hall, Mrs. c. M. Ingersoll,
Mrs. Dean Lyman, Mrs. Lyon Phelps,
Mrs. John A. Parker, Mrs. William A.
Rice and Mrs. George FL. Watrous.
The entertainment to be given in
West Haven town hall on Monday
evening, December Is, in aid of the St.
Lawrence church fund, promises to be
treat. There will be moving pic
lures, the Passion Play of Oberammer-
gau being given. The musical portion
Of the entertainment is in the able
hands of Mrs F. Lester Kimberly, and
it is runored that Mrs. Eugene Nc
Kenna will be requested to contribute
to the evenings entertainment.
Miss Lucy B. Lee of this city, who is
| studying at st. Vincent's hospital, New
York city, is spending two weeks
vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee, lat Henry
street.
| Peter Eagan. the mail carrier, crush
ed between trolley cars on Chapel
street Tuesday last. continues to i'm
prove,
An informal reception was given last
evening at O'Clock at Lenox hail, by
! the Abermarle assembly. The COM
mttee composed of the following mem
bers: Frank r. Phillips, Harry ]. Ter
rill and Russell r. Bunnell, have beer
very painstaking in their efforts tc