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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Sab
A. scrlber. ofAnDe Arundel county, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel county.
Ia Maryland, Letters TestamentarJ on the person
q estate Of
FRANK sNOwDEN.
late OF anne Arundel County. deceased. All Per.
sous having claims against the deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit tbs same. with the voucher ,
thereof. 10 the subscriber. on or before the 4th
day Of August 1902. They may otherwise. By
law be excluded from 81 benefit Of the said estate
All persons indebted 70 said estate are requested
20 make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 4ih day Of February,
1907
"a MARTHA sNOwDEN. Executrix.
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MISS STONE, the missionary captured
in Bulgaria by brigands about six months
ago. who has been released on the pay
ment OF $40. 900 by this country. is now
on her way home to this country.
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EVERYBODY isn't as lucky as the
Chicago man who hid his wiie's wooden
leg TO keep her from gadding about.
Evidently there are too few wooden leg
ged women.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub.
IN scribc1 Of Anne Arundel Co. has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel coun
~, in Maryland, letters of administration G. a.
on .he personal estate OF CAROLINE STRAcK,
late Of Anne Arundel Co., deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, 20 the subscribers. on or before the
9th DAY or JUNE. 1902,
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefits a the said estate All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Ord day Of DE
cefnbcr, 1901
A. THEODORE BRADY,
Administrator c. t. A., Of Caroline Strack.
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THE feeling OF satisfaction with which
Mr.. Siraus must naturally regard his
success is probably disturbed by wonder
whether he will ever have another
chance. Frederick News.
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ONO has wiped out the Garfield "cor-
rup, practices" law which required sworn
statements Of election expenses from
candidates. as it had become inopera-
tive on account of the lack of public
opinion to enforce its provisions. New
York has similar law which is said to
work more satisfactorily.
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pRoposALs FOR rHE CONSTRUCTOR OF

PROPOSALS. FOR THE CONSTRUCTOR OF
MARINE OFFICERS QUARTERS AT
HEADQUARTERS U. S. MARINE CORPS,
wAsHrNGToN, d. c., April A. I9o7- SEALED
PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
in this Office until noon, April 80, 1902 and
then and there publicly opened, tor furnishing
all necessary materials and labor for the con-
struction and completion of one commanding
and three Junior officers quarters at Marine
Barracks, Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md. -
Plans may be examined at Annapolis upon APP
u. S M. c., Superintendent of Construction =
Proposal blanks and copies of plans and speci-
hcations may be obtained upon application
TO the undersigned, who reserves the right to
reject any or eli bids and to waiveinformalities.
&C l.. McCAWLEY. Major. A. q. ~, and Act
ing Oxdpie,masfey u. S. Marine Corps a7I4
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ONE item OF the bill of expenses for
the extra session OF the legislature will
be 5000 for mileage and the members
travel on passes Frederick Meas
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MOONS PHASES,

THE Chicago city elections returned
80 republicans. 80 democrats and one
independent. this being about the same
as the present city council.
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IN The CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
I STATES FOR THE DISTRICT Ok MAk1-
LAND-IN THE NATTER OF THE CONDEM-
NATION OF CERTAIN LAND AND BUILD
fNGS IN ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND. TO Bk
Used FOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF THk
GROUNDS OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY Or
THE UNITED STATES
ordered BY the court this 3rd dsy Of April. 1902,
In the above entitled cause that the findings and
award made and reported on the z5th day OF
March. 1902 by Charles A. Dubois and Lawrence
Baiiliere, Of Annapolis. Maryland and CHARLES z.
Pitt Jr. OF Baltimore. Maryland Commissioners
appointed BY the Court In the above entitled cause
70 ascertain and award to the person or persons
IA interest the true value OF his their interest
In said land and buildings described In these pro-
ceedings be ratiaed and confirmed. unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown on or before TIE
7th DAY OF NAY. A. d.. 1904, provided cory OF
this order be inserted In some newspaper puDiisn
ed in Baltimore city and Annapolis- Maryland.
once . week In each Of them for three successive
weeks before the TIN day Of May, 1902.
Total amount OF awards Is SIC. s53 70.
THOs.J MORRIS,
Judge.
True copy-Test: JAS. W. CHEW.
as of' Clerk
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TUESDAY, 29th day of April, 1902

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Bureau
Z of Navigation, Navy Department, Wash
ington, D. c.. until IL O'Clock noon, Wednesday,
April 10Th, 1902. and there publicly opened
o. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland.
Blank forms of proposals, specifications,
and plans will be furnished on application
ment, Washington, ID. c., or at the U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis Md. A. s. CR0WNlN-
SHIELD, CHEZ Of Bureau. March 40, 1901.
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Notice OF CITY LICENSES.
CITY CLERK 3 OFFICE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ANsAPoLSs. April 4tl, 1902.
Under tue City Code. all owners of vehicles Of
every description are required 70 take Out City
Licenses from the FIRST day Of May.
All owners OF Livery Stables. Billiard and
Pool Tables BagatelIe Tables OF any other table
or device or structure Of similar kind. slot Ma.
chimes, Fish Carts. Theatres or Halls ntte1 Up
permanently for giving entertainments Tor gain
or Hucksters shall procure their city license
May list.
All owners or Iarborers Of dogs or bitches, are
also required 70 take out n License for the same
from the 1at day OF May.
The Clerk will be at his Office, Mt the Council
Chamber daily during bu Ines hours. IRON o.5O
a. m. to ] o. clock .. m, 70 issue City licenses
30 all who may require them, and IN order 70
accommodate those 10 whom IL Is inconvenient
TO procure their licenses during the business
hours Of this Office the Clerk viii he At his Once
Thursd " May LIST. Friday, Nay "a. Monday,
May 9th Tuesday, May tn. wednesday. way
It'll, Thursday, May 9Th. Friday, May sth, rom
q 70 y. m.
By order Of the Board.
az CHAs. NJ. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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Leave calvert station. haIuma-s. q. t.-..
a-an a. ne a4liy lulol -llIur tsnr
tel alill4LiAsIslri anu LsUk maven
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IL 40 ltn4On STALLION = tafa. m..Hgs..v Pa
b1Is and Cleveland, kcugFl. hllsri-as
and hiinlra week DAYS.
IL 40 y N tlulOu station ~ 90 n. al
Limited titiss'Irg. Chicago. glsvs.al4 I.-.
ClncluuaIl Louisville, =. Lg4e
$50 Z. N Eally iron lulJl sgslg-. 8
-f1ttsDurgi Chicago, hA,aF4.e, ia l.t1-zz
ana LO0lS sLleJ. Inilansqll4s g. Ll-l -
NJ lliGazasJ.rs.
.. 30 p. IN, daily from Union station II Fas
burg, Columbus and 81 Luis
3. 80 p. M daily lirUm mon station Or Ct
iAios via Emporium JmCuguJ
3 40 =. N. (UuOu station H.UU q e. %.
burg Chicago, Cleveland. tl lrau a.-
zliamspOrt, and Bunulo via EuTC -.lu llt e.
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way; Toledo, Rochester Eue b-14-1 81.
Niagara Falls daily. except SATURDAY.
Al Al y N. Union tatluu Al .l5 p o. ll-i
Pittsburg, 1hicagO, Buffalo. h1llesizl q 40
Tails, and Ere; Cleveland except -al1r---.
{ sOr further information ddressC0..-si-.i
Passenger Agent southeastern y-..rcL Es
aeE Fifteenth and q sts., Is aslI1g,gl Z .
j. 4. HUICHIssOs. n W0Ca
Gen. Manager Gen. Ia e
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All persons having any business with the city In
reference to the above matter are requested 70
appear before the Council on any OF the above
DAYS In order that their assessments can be prop
eriy corrected before the levy IL made for the year
CHAs N. ROBINSON,
CITY Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The City Council will meet in Special Session
on the following days during the months Of March
and April. 1907. from TOD p. M, for the pur.
pose Of receiving applications for transfers OF
property and the readJustments of the CITY AS
eeesm ents Of property.
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FOR SALE.
40 HOUSES.

THE 40 HOUSES on King George. Hanover.
Governor. Bridge. Holland and Wsisr Streets and
Banker Tfin Terrace nov located on the proposed
extension OF the Naval Academy grounds. Those
now IN possession OF the government 70 Be re-
moved BY the ps rcbaser a once. and those nov
in process Of condemnation as soon a. the pro-
ceedings are ended. Many OF these houses are
new and all contain q vaiuable amount Of sea
soned building material. suitable Tor rebuilding.
Application and offers can be made BY Telephone
st. Paul 1s5. or BY letter to
s.REvK q COMPANY. Contractors.
as1w Guilford ave a Eager ST.. Baltimore.
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1907 FALL SCHEDULE.
In elecf alter september md. 1s-si-
TIE STEAMER
EMMA - GILES

VIII leave Pier Is LiEht Ssreet. Bsittwors. for
Annapolis and Ness hiTer. Nols.EFs. NED
uesdays and frldays. as Z H. and -at-
urinyE as a M
Leave Annapolis fo- Efvcr Lanfi. a. 10 a m.
Returning. leave Annapolis OR sAl1iEcre. Mcn-
aays. WeluestiaFs and frtaFe at = su d.
L.. saturdays a. 3 ?. "a
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS rfp exleufaE "a
Rhode biTer
MONDAYS and wEDNl ~ cxtealel
- -ouxa
k--teamer leaves West Ervcr a 81 >. -.
khote River a Il nouns SONIA hlrer Et l-ll
a. N.
FOR further iufuruAtion- anr'y &c &rsstr
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TOLCH ESTRE CuNPANTE
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gAB0ARD AIR Line BY.

Capital Clty Rosie
Leave washineton. Penn.- T. n. stziiou.
gfOT a A. SEABOARD FAST NAIL. -
. ally Throlgl Pullman Sicrlsers q aack
adnvllie- eonnecflng a. Hamlet uith Pullman
Sleeper 70 Atlanta
ZOO g. N. FLA- AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY L1MrTED--Sr5i1 train 10 ~. Al
justine Pullman. Drauin- hoQEr. Co2Ilf illsui
Dbserfatiol-- aud Di1i1z Cars. al-u fuiilaal
sleeper % Atlaata. fullul4n Sleeper Aucz1ag
Thursdays. and Satureag= 60 .ulfneru fine=
ffinehurst.}
These trains ofer excellsnt sc1eaulcs and sfrg-
ice 10 Petersburg. h4leieh, >ouf1ern Pines iflne-
hursfl. Czm1au- 20 Huals. ~aFalrl4h. Jackson
vile. ana Al farllz pul1fs. Charlotte. Ataers,
Aii4nta. NeW OrI1al.. Chafiz1ao-1. N1s1Fiilc,
poi1ts Vest ans ~ozlhwesL
$50 a. ~. LoCAL-To fetsrshurz. halrie1
DAILY Souf1cru fiues t4'ilclarsil- Han
lei, ana interme@tatc lolnts-
OEoe ian Penul. AFcu1c-
MashIrlsfsgE. ID. 4.
REL. BUNCH. WI. DOLL.
General P4=-- AEcuf- tienerai aernf.
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"a ON sale ~ me hook stores OF the cfty whers
orde- can be lefs Tor iis delivery - pauons.
..rvod 20 subscribers ~ cent? per veek 2s
cents rer month ard $500 per year
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& aLt-nan hauct farIur Cars a.E ....
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slalore . - a. 81. tCuuucct .r .sre. l.-., -
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hartiAi-d' houteI ~ &. n.
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Z 81 4. n. Arrives bUsior l.. "a =, -.
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SENIORS ACCEPT CALLS.
Hartford Theological Seminary Grad
 uating Exercises.

Hartford Theological Seminary Grad uating Exercises.
 The graduating exercises of the Hart :, ford Theological Seminary closed
 Wednesday evening. The annual meet ing of the trustees was held in the morning and also the reunions of the
 classes of '72, ", 'S2, 92 and 97.
 The ivy exercises which followed
 morning prayers consisted of an ora ton by Charles M. Woodman, and a poem by Edwin G. Crowds. Wednes- day afternoon the annual meeting of
 the pastoral union was held. President
 Hopkins of Williams college delivered
 an address in the evening at the grad
 uating exercises. The charge of the
 graduating class was given by Dr.
 Jacobus, the acting president which
 was followed by the conferring of de- grees and diplomas
 Several of the seniors have accepted calls. E. c. Crowds to South Bend.
 Ind, M. J. Fuller, to Underhill and Jericho, Vt; E. H, Gaylord to Charle- mont and West Hawley Mass; G. B. Hawkes. to Canton, s. D.; T. B. Lil- lard to Savannah, Ga; T. J Merten, A. Siengenthaler and o. R Sink will find fields in the west J. L. Thurston win go as a missionary to China.
 The graduating class is made up of the following: William Foster Bissell of Brimfleld, Mass, Amherst, '97; Ed win Gordon Crowdis of Nova Scotia. Princeton. '99; Charles Russ Fisher of Oswego Falls, N. Y, Redfeld college, '99 Chicago Theological Seminary; James Leslie French A. M., of Mich igan, Wis, Michigan University, %; Montie John Baker Fuller of Claren- don, Vt, Dartmouth, 99; John Pearl Garfield of East Jaffrey, N H. Am herst, '9Si Edward Dickinson Gaylord of North Amherst Mass, Amherst, '99 George Bradley Hawkes. of Spring field Colorado College, 9S; Elmer Els worth Schultz Johnson of Pennsyl- eania, Princeton, 99; Thomas Bartholo- new Lilard of Maryvlle, Tenn, Mary vile College, '9S; Auburn Theological Seminary; Lazarus Kyriakos Marro- mates of Samsoun Turkey. Anatolia College. '97: Theodore John Merten of St Charles, Mo, Elmhurst College, '9S, Eden Theological Seminary, '91, Howard Curtis Meserve of New Ha- ven. Bucknell University, '99; Lilla Francis Morse of St, Johnsbury. Vt, Mt HolyOle, go; Julia French Owen of Barton, Vt, Holyoke, '99; Emily Antoinette Reeve of Hampton, Iowa, Iowa State College 'S3; Alexander of Erie, Pa, Flmhurst, '9S Eden Theological Seminary, co: Taisne of Springfield French American College, '99: John Lawrence Thurston of Whtinsville, Mass, Yale '9S; Auburn Theological Seminary; Ernest George Toan of Ro- chester. Minn, Carleton College, '99; William Lewis Wilkenson of Pittsburg. Pa, Allegheny College, '99, Drew Theo- logical Seminary; Charles Mellen of New Haven, Colby Col lege 9S; Albin Robert Zin< of Buffa- To, N Y. Elmhurst, '9S; Eden Theo- logical Seminary, '00.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-30

nobly to duty's call in defense of flag and country. As time rolls on the sac ritiCes made by the brave defenders of our Union, the valor displayed by them on many battlef1elds, the privations en- dured on the march and bivouac are appreciated by each succeeding genera tion as a goodly heritage an incentive to preserve unsullied, sustain by pre- cept, and. if necessary, by example, the prestige and glorious record, bequeath- ed a a rich legacy by those who partic- ipated in the war that saved this nation from disruption
 The National Guard of this common wealth join with the surviving members of the Grand Army of the Republic in recognition of the ceremonies connected with the observance of Memorial day; therefore in accordance with the usual custom, it is ordered that the national flag be displayed May 30, 1902, at the state arsenal state armories and the Soldiers home, Noroton, at half-staff from sunrise until midday; at noon the flag will be hoisted to top of staff and remain there until sunset.
 By order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
 GEORGE M. COLE,
 Adjutant General.
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LAW SCHOOL HONORS.

Members of Senior Class Who Are to
 Speak for Prizes.
 The winners of places for the Town send prize speaking contest at the Yale law school announcement were an- nounced yesterday as follows: John F. Gilson of New Haven, Conn, Charles A. Greene of Fairport, N. Y, James Mark Sullivan of Waterbury, Conn.,, and J. F. Malley of Springfield, Mass.
 The above named seniors were chosen from a list of forty-four contestants, who submitted their theses in sealed envelopes to judges from among the law school faculty. The speakers were picked on the basis of the literary merit of their theses. Messrs Malley and Sul- livan chose for their theses the subject The Suppression of Anarchy" Messrs. Greene and Gllson the subject Chinese Exclusion"
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AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.
Driving Contest Yesterday - SeVerf
 ENans Yn-DaN.

Driving Contest Yesterday - Several Evens To-Day
 The ladies' driving contest al the New Haven Country club yesterday after noon was witnessed by a large number of spectators. The contest was an ex- citing one, and there were about fifteen competitors for the handsome cup do- mated by Miss Olga Monson. The successful driver was Miss Bertha Bradley, who made a distance of 160 wards and II inches. This is consider ed a remarkably good drive and is the record of the club for the ladies.
 There will be a big public luncheon at the club house to-day and although there are no regular contests sched- uled for the day it is certain that there will be a large number of players on the links.
 In the evening Mrs. Eli Whitney is to give an invitation dance. About forty couples of young people are eX- pected and the event will doubtless be pleasant one.
 On Saturday the finals in the mems golf contest will be played. Harry Marlin and Ralph Van Name will meet to decide the championship A fine cup will be presented to the winner.
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Official:
 WILLIAM k. F. LANDERS, Assistant Adiutant- General,
YACHT RACES TO-DAY.

Programme Of .he New Haven Club,
 The rooms of the New Haven Yacht club will be open to-day Memorial day). The fleet will assemble at 9:30 in the morning. Henry F. Parmelee is the captain fleet. Part of the programme will be a race between cutters of the naval militia.
 A race will be held, open to sloops cutters and yawls, between twenty and thirty feet racing length and catboats between eighteen and twenty-five feet racing length. enrolled in the New Ha- ven Yacht club, starting at Il o'clock. Catboats twenty-five feet all over, may sail in class with slooDs.
 The course, subject to change, will be:
 For sloops, cutters and yawls, from starting line between Pardee's bar buoy and committee boat. to the gas buoy off Cow and Calf. leaving South west Ledge light and Round Rock buoy on the port hand, thence around the gas buoy, leaving same as starboard hand, to and around Townshend's ledge buoy, leaving same on starboard hand to the to. and around the middle breakwater, leaving same on starboar hand, to the finish line between the lighthouse on the end of Long wharf and the com- mittee's boat.
 Course Of catboats: An inside course of about ten miles from the above starting line, to be determined to-day
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GIN SHOOT TO-DAY-

The programme arranged by the New Haven Gun club for it's Memorial day shoot is one which cannot but give sat isfaction, and the members of the club are assured of a good days sport with favorable weather conditions.
 The Memorial day tournament will take place on the clubs grounds near Schuetzen park and lalrge gathering of good marksmen is expected, for many of the events are open to mem- bers of any gun club. The principal event of the day will be twenty five target race at unknown angles. This will be a team race of five men each, and purse has been provided by the club. There are fourteen events. all told, which include two of twenty tar gets two of fifteen targets and nine of ten targets.
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The Director of Public Works is also authorized to classify all articles which may not be mentioned in this list, with such articles in the list as in his judgment most nearly represent corresponding requirements and conditions, or to make new rate, inter- mediate between any two rates, and to correspond with any rate which may have LoADING It iIe S AND UNLOADING CHARGES. Loading or unloading Lumber, 25 cents per
 1000 feet.
 Loading or unloading Pig Iron, 71a cents Loading or unloading Merchant Iron, actual Loading Hst e or unloading Grindstone, actual Loading or unloading Asphalt paving blocks. 30 cents per ton. eG Hoisting Coal and General Merchandise,
 except Pig from, 10 cents per ton. Hoisting Pig iron, 7tb cents per ton. Loading Brick, 15 cents per ton. Use of Engine and Engineer, $10.o0 per day. Guying, 1 cent per ton. Weighing, A cents per ton. Shoveling Ashes, 10 cents per ton. Barytes, '10 cents per ton. Coal, cents per ton. Shoveling, Salt, cents per ton. Shoveling, Sand, cents per ton. Board of Aldermen, April r. 1902. Report accepted, and Ordinance adopted by a rising vote, 26 Aldermen voting in favor thereof ard none against. Attest: HENRY E.. NORRIS,
 F7 Fs8i1, ,,F City Clerk. Board of Coupcilmen, April 14, 1902 Read, accepted and Ordinance adopted by I majority vote of all mempers present and lhsent
 Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
 Clerk City of New Haven, April 22. 1902 Approved, JOHN P. STUDLEY, Mayor. The foregoing Is a true and correct copy 1f the Ordinance as approved of by the ynurt of Common Council sand Mayor, and shessaid Ordinance will he operative and in sffect from and after the 31st, days of May, 1902. Attest: HENRY D. NORRIS,
 City Clerk.
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IN WEST HAVEN.

Tn West Haven to-day the parade of veterans, firemen and school children will be formed at 9:30 a. m at the town hall. Warden Dennis A. Kimberly will be the marshal, The line of march will be through Main street to Union ave nue, to Center street to Washington avenue. to cemetery. There are more than forty graves which the veterans will decorate. The services at the sol diers monument will consist of an ad- dress by Rev. B. M Wright, of Orange, and prayer by Rev. William McNicholl Flowers are solicited, to be left at the town hall at o'clock.