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The Probate Courts.

NTATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of v Washington ss Probate Court, Jan. 31, A. D. 1905.
 lngtOn, in said district. deceased.
 The administrator on said estate having made application 10 this Court showing that i, for t. 6 interest of said estate that certain real estate be sold and that such real estate consists or a certain piece parcel of land ing situated in New Preston in said probate district and formerly owned and now occupied by E. B. Hocomb as per application on fle in this court more fully appears, it is hereby Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at Probate Office in Washington in said district, on the Fourth day of Feb 1905, at ? o'clock in the afternoon, and this Court directs sold ad ministrator to give pub lie notice of the pendency of said application publishing a notice thereof once before the third day of February, A. D. 1905, in some trict.
 Heman O. Averill, Judge.
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Joseph A. Turner of Lake George district has been quite i'll at his home with the measles. Miss Shaw, a trained nurse, is caring for him. Dr A. L.. Schuyler is attending him.
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B. L. SHERMAN ON THE CREAM
 QUESTION:.
FAVORS MAKING CREAM TO SELLING
 MILK.

A great many farmers would like to sell milk because cream does not pay, and some would like to find out how much farmers are getting for their cream. No one could tell, so 1 am going to keep an account of milk, also of cream, and will have it printed every month, so the Kent Hollow farm- CTS will know how much they would make to cart the milk to South Kent, or even pay 1Oc per can for delivery. I made in the month of January 1915 quarts of milk. At 34c per quart it would be 56.524, and take 1Oc per can of 40-quart can, it would leave S53.O4. 1 made 329 quarts of cream, at 15c per quart, which will bring S49.35. My cream tests "A, and it will take little less than two quarts for a pound of butter fat, which will not bring less than 15c per quart. Can man make trips to the milk station every day, for SLY month"; a little over 4Oc per day? A man selling cream raises his own calves and makes his OVID pork, and has few pigs to sell, a few heifers to sell. I don't say that we get as good returns for our cream as we ought, not as good, as last year was very poor, very low.-[E E. L. Sherman.
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Attorney Charles G. Morris of New Haven was in Sandy Hook, Wednesday and Thursday, stopping at Taylor's hotel.
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W. A. Cantield is decorating the in terior of s. D. Sanford X Co.,. s store this week.
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William E. Mitchell of South Britain was in Sandy Hook, Wednesday night, to meet his daughter, who returned that evening from Bridgeport.
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Fred R. Booth of Ferrisburg, Vt., is spending few days with MT and Mrs D. c. Peck on Mt Pleasant
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

THE SUNDAY SERVICES.
 The Endeavor meeting on Sunday evening will be celebration of the 24th anniversary of the founding of the Christian Endeavor movement. Short sketches of the early history of the society and glimpses into it's work ings in many lands, with some special music, will make a pleasant evening. All the people are invited to this serv- ice.
 The pastor will preach next Sunday morning, February 5, on "What Chris tian Endeavor Has Done for the World" The society was born 24 years ago at Williston church, Port land, Me.
 Rev Mir Barker cordially invites the young people of the church who are not yet members of it to meet at the parsonage this Saturday afternoon, February 4, at 2 o'clock, to take up with him short course of instructions on the duties of the Christian life. The meeting will not be long one, and the course is such as has interested large classes of young people elsewhere.
 The ladies are to meet for sewing on Tuesday afternoon of next week, Feb ruary ', with Mrs L. w. Lloyd.
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F. A. Young has just purchased ot A. s. Mansfield of Brookfeld one horse tread power.
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Miss Elsie Moore is visiting friends in Hartford, Bridgeport and Stratford.
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Miss Mamie Talty is quite i'll and threatened with pneumonia. Dr Kier- nan attends her.
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NOTES FROM ST ROSES.

Thursday being Candlemas day, mass was celebrated in St Roses church at 9 o'clock.
 On Friday, St Blaze's day, two mass es will be celebrated, the first at 5 o'clock and the second at o'clock, with service in the evening at. 8 o'clock.
 On Saturday morning at 9 o'clock there will be months mind mass for the late Mrs Mary McGauley.
 On next Sunday at both masses a collection will be taken for the coal Each person will be expected to con- tribute $1, as the cold winter has made large expense.
 Next Sunday mass will be celebrated in St Stephen s church, Stepney, at II a. m. A collection will be taken for coal.
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Board of Relief Notices

" sors of the town of Washington will be at the Selectmen'S s office in said town on Febru- ary lst, sth and 18th. 1905, from a. m. to D. m, to perfect the Grand List of said town as provided by the General Statutes of the Sta e 9f oonoec,ic9t;, H. E; Bradley, George H Wheaton, B. N. Moore, Board of Relief; O. s Hollister S D. Morshouse. Assessors. Dated at Washington. Jan. IS. 1905.
 NOTICE-The Board of Relief of the town of " Easton wi be in session at the office of the Town Clerk in said town on Monday. Feb 1905, fiOm one o'clock till five. afternoon, to hear any appeals that may be made from the doings of the 'ioard of Assessors. Also will meet at the same place on the three following Mondays, during the same hours. Geo. E Parrack, Daniel W. Edwards, Wm. H. 9rum- man, Board Of Relief, town of Easton. Eas- NoTICE-!Notice is hereby given that the " Board of Relief of said town of SOuthbury vii meet at the Town Hall in South Britain on the first day of February, at o'clock and o'clock, and at the Town Hall in South Brit ain, Feb l5. at l o'clock, A. D. 1905. and will adjourn from time to time as may be neces- sary. Dated at Southbury, Ot, Jan. 20, 1905. Board of Relief.
 NOTIOE-The Board of Relief of the town of " Monroe vii! be in session at the Town Hall February 1, 1905, from 10 a. m until p. m.,
 rom 10 a. D. % for eRs se of hearing appeals from the doings of the board of and n,. to do any other business W. Bliss Edward Corning, Board of Relief. Dated Monroe. Conn.,, Jan. 17, 1908.
 BOARD OF FRELlEF-Not1cs is hsrsby given
 D that the Board of Relief of the town of Trumbull will meet at the Town :Hall on the following days of February, 1865: Wednesday. the lst; Wednesday, the sth; Wednesday, the purpose of hearing any appeal that may be made from the doings of the Board Of Asses sors. Dated at Nichols this 9th day of Janu- ary, 1905. Howard B. Curtis, Sherwood s. Walker, William o. Beach, Board of Relief
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Miss Belle Conger, who has been threatened with pneumonia, is on the gain.
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NOTICE-The Registrars of Voters for the IN Town of Washington, Conn.,. will be in ses- sion atthe Town Clerks office the first and noon until p. m for the purpose of enrolling the legal voters of said town according to their Dated at Washington, Ot.. January 24 1905 Chas. c. Ford, A. 0. Titus, Registrars of Vot- CTS.
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P. F. Keating, the efficient carrier
 on Route 56, was obliged to break road,
 Monday, from Hollisser's corner to S. D. Sharpe's
 M. J. Heating has a handsome new horse, bought of E. Dunworth of Southbury. The regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, o. E. s., occurs on February B. Lawrence Taylor has rented the house of the late Marshall s. Otis and
 will take possession March l. Miss Fannie V. Daniels has visited in New Milford, guest at Hon H. O. Warmers.
 Rubber and felt boots and a reliable stock of shoes at the store of L. 0.
 Morris. Investigate the stock and prices. Iue OlldkeSpedre CldSS Will meet al
 the residence of Miss s. J. Scudder On
 February 9. A full attendance is re- quested. F. A. Young had telephone placed
 in his house, Wednesday. His number is 17-l2. George R. Wilson has been among
 the sick ones, the past week. Little Hattie Miller has been ill,
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Little Hattie Miller has been ill this week, and under pr Gales care.
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QEGISTRARS' NOTICE-The undersigned district of Newtown hereby give notice that they will be in session at the Town Clerks of Friday, February 10, from i2 o'clock noon un- til o'clock p. m.. on each of said days for the yoters of said town desirina TO nsrticinatss the political primaries and caucuses of 1905. according to their own declared political preference. Thomas F. Bradley, Charles F. Beardsley. Registrars of Voters, 1st Voting District. Dated at Newtown, Ct January 10, 1905,
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Special Announcement.

NOR SALE-1 two-horse dump cart. patent | Jumper. nearly new; price $75. Wm. A. Tator, 3!79 Main St., Bridgeport Conn.
 NOR sALE-The Brophey place. the :best G small farm in Stony mill District. Bethel. excellent land. good buildIngs Bargain If disposed of by Feb. IS. UalI evenings after . and sundays. Don't write J. A. Brophey, e Grand St.. Danbury. Conn.
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%iSroR VIC
 Talking Machine and Outfit
 Delivered for $5.

This isa plain simple business proposton-and nigh y attractive one to you.
 There is talking machine that equals the Victor. It hard durable disc records that give clear pleasing production is unlimited in its scope plays all sorts of music and plays it we'll, sings, tell stores is around delightful entertainer for the home.
 We will send you Victor Talking Machine Gegu1ar price $5 and dozen Victor 7nch records eguar price $5 the initial payment of $5. You need only send the money and three satisfactory references your standing The machine will be delivered at your door with extra charge
 1t is not as represented here you may send it back within three days and will refund the money If it is satisfactory you will forward the balance of $lS in weekly amounts of ST.
 There lease to sign, mortgage to give Just fill out the coupon below
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A complete line of salt fish, macker at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
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MT and Mrs Charles Wooster of An sonia visited at Stiles Loveland's in Stevenson, Tuesday:
 The Newtown Savings bank reports at the close of business, January 31, deposits of S789, 8O4.2 .22-a gain of over S19, 800 since October 1. The assets of this bank amount to $872, 7s333 and the surplus account is now S25, 900. This is splendid showing and the bank and it's depositors are to be con- graduated.
 An unclaimed letter remains at the Sandy Hook postoffice addressed to Fred Sherman.
 "Old Sport" of Sandy Hook is break ing all records as worker. As hos tier and snow shoveler his services have been in great demand.
 The Methodist society have had an offer for their wood land in Berkshire, and it is probable the bargain will be consummated.
 Dr Kiernan is out with a handsome pair of bay horses. He purchased one of Charles Bradley of South Britain.
 -<>-
 The ladies of the Methodist church gave 25c supper at the home of MT Susan Hall, Wednesday afternoon.
 Martin Corbett, a popular clerk at the store of Taylor, Curtis X Co.,, is confined to his house with heavy cold
 E. J. Hall has new "adv.n in this weeks BEE, which should be read by all inte nding stove buyers.
 Taylor, Curtis & Go. are closing out their stock of 12c outing flannel at 1Oc All good patterns and new goods.
 A complete line of salt fish, macker el, herring, cod, all seasonable goods at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
 Misses Pearl and Ethel Grace Par sons entertained party of young peo pie at their residence, Saturday even ing.
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MT and Mrs Charles Wooster of An sonia visited at Stiles Loveland's in Stevenson, Tuesday.
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Taylor, Curtis & Co., are closing out their stock of 12c outing flannel at 1Oc. All good patterns and new goods.
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George R. Wilson has been among the sick ones, the past week.
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Representative J. J. Northrop, Who was Elected County Auditor by the Legislature on
 Thursday.
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Registrars Notices.

DEGISTRARS' NOTICE-The undersigned ID Registrars of Voters for the second voting district of Newtown hereby give notice that Sandy Hook, on Friday, February sd, and Fri day. February 10th from 12 o'clock noon un- til o'clock p. m.. on each of said days, for the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal voters Of said district desiring to partic- of 1so5, according to their own declared poiiti, cal preference. John L. Sanford. John E. Keating, Registrars 2d Voting District. Dat ed at Sandy Hook. January 19. 1905.
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E. J. Hall has a new "adv.n in this weeks BEE, which should be read by all inte nding stove buyers.
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DEGISTRARS' NOTICE-The Registrars of IL Voters Of Brookaeld will ba in session at the Town House on the first and second Fri days of Feb, 1905. from 12 o'clock noon until legal voters of said town according to their declarsd political preferences. Dated at Brookfield, Jan. goth, 1905. Thomas P. Bristol. Almon Taylor, Registrars of Voters.
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Misses Pearl and Ethel Grace Par sons entertained party of young peo- pie at their residence, Saturday even- ing.
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Martin Corbett, a popular clerk at the store of Taylor, Curtis X Co.,, is confined to his house with heavy cold
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M. J. Heating has handsome new horse, bought of E. Dunworth of Southbury.
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NOTICE-The Registrars of Voters of tn " town of sherman eby give notice that they will be in session at the Town Hall oI the drst and second Fridays of February, 19O5 betV zen the hours Of 12 o'clnck noon and g o'clock evening for the purpose of enrolling to do so, according totheir pol tical preferenc, and to erase or transfer the name ct any cleo tor to the party which he may direct Dated at Sherman this 24th day of January. 1905 Daniel Mallory, Charles 0. Stevens, Regis trarS of Voters.
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The regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, o. E. S., occurs on February
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EOR SALE-My place near Botsford Depot r good house and barn and about 50 acres of land. Mrs Charles 0. Roberts, s3 High street. Ansonia, Conn.
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F. A. Young had telephone placed in his house, Wednesday. His number is TIP.
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The ladies of the Methodist church gave 25c supper at the home of Mrs Susan Hall, Wednesday afternoon.
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Dr Kiernan is out with a handsome pair of bay horses. He purchased one of Charles Bradley of South Britain.
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NOTICE-Notice is hereby given to the le- 1N gal voters of the town of Warren that the keGistrars of Voters will be in session on Fri day, Feb. Sd; also on Friday, Feb 10. from l2 the % purpose % of making s an enraIIment m @ % of the political preference of the legal voters of said t,wn. Warren. Jan 23d 1905. David Strong Max Schneli. Registrars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
THIsDAY iNHlsT0RY
October Goth.

!. 4 Il + /. : /
15s3-James sturnus. a learned German
ambassador, died.
.1eos-George Clifford, Earl OF Cumber-
land. died; celebrated English nav
igator.
17a2-shipped for transportation to Viz.
gnin, sixty weight men and fifty wo-t
men, felon col. .icts.
175o--John Motley died; an English dra-s
mats writer and historian OF Peter
the Great, OF Russia.
17s2--Anthony Therasson. a distinguished
S5 French advocate and professor OF the
Royal College, died. He wrote his
tory OF Roman Jurisprudence and other
works.
1eo+-The French surrendered the town OF
sonto Domingo to tho English and
were made prisoners.
1eOESamuel AysbOugh. assistant libra
& rian in the British Museum, died.
1s22-The Caledonian Canal uniting the
British Sea with the Atlantic Ocean,
opened.
1e2e-James Madison and James Monroe
were active members OF tho convcn-
ton which was meeting at Richmond.
revising the Constitution Of their ma
tive States, Il
1e4o-Earthqual1e at Zante. which de-
molshed 240 houses in the town and
injured nearly all the rest. The VII
y :,
lagos and country houses OF the island
we're destroyed or greatly injured.
1e54-Qucen Isabella, OF SPAIN received
tho National Guard OF Madrid at her
palace. ~,
1s7o-F'ranco- Prussian War; NJ. Timers
has an Interview with Count BIS
marck before Paris. ia Il NJ
THE Prussians attack Dillon, and al :
ter bombardment enter the town
1a74---Kullrnanrl,s who attempted to assas-
sinate Bismarck, sentenced to four
teen years Imprisonment.
1sse-Boer War: in a sortie near Lady
smith the British were entrapped and
defeated, and the Beers captured $40
prisoners. III
1eoO--Census Bureau announced the pop
ulation OF the United States.
1eo4-Russo- Japanese War; Russian ana
Japanese trenches near Mukden only
400 yards apart. and general battle
expected at any hour; outposts fight
Ing daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
.sTRk|GH7OuTs BOW
TO State COMMIT TEE.
Norfolk County Candidates With
draw From Ticket and Tell
Friends to Support Fusionists
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

& NORFOLK. October 2o.-George w.
Jones and c. w. Coleman, the straightout
leaders Of Norfolk county, and the can
didates for the House Of Delegates. have
issued the following card to the Demo
cratic voters of Norfolk county;
I've believe that the State Central Com
mittee, mislnformed and misled by parti-
san and ex parte statements. did great
Injustice, Internationally, OF course, to
the Democrats. not on!y'in Norfolk coun.
~. but of tho State. when on the 8th OF
September 1t recognized tho Fuslonists of
Norfolk county.
"Neyertheess. We recognize the State
Committee as the court of last resort IN
the Democratic party, We have made
repeated appeals to the committee. as
such court Of las Sresort, for q rehearing:
hut we have been unable to secure q
quorum of that body II we could have
presented our evidence to the committee
We believe that Its former decision must
needs have been reversed
Therefore, as loyal Democrats, we
shall abide by the highest party5trIbunal,
and having participated II tho primary
by the State. Committee, We earnestly
urge all our friends not to regard us a.s
candidates, and we earnestly urge them
and all loyal Democrats TO support those
candidates who have been recognized by
the State Committee as tho Democratic
nominees, ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
GEN. ARMIsTEAD's BODY.
Must Be Removed From Vault
Should Come to HOLLYWOOD.

Editor of Tho Times Dispatch:
who recently au I' returned r from trip 10 Bal
timorc Informed me that the remains Of
the gallant General Lewis A.. Armls! cad
Of Gettysburg fame, we're IN vault - n
several prominent men of that city he
was told, that there was a plan in view
OF disseminating the cemetery. where the
vault was located and probably General
Armistead would have to be Inferred else
where
Would it not be appropriate. and tit-
ting honor that this officer whose heroic
should be buried In the soldiers section
Of Hollywood?
A Confederate and u Federal soldier
who were not far from him when he was
killed. have told me that 1t could be said
OF Armistead as Napoleon said of Ney;
that he was the bravest OF the brave.
Should not some Confederate organi7ato,n
investigate this matter and If pra ctica pc
give the hero a last resting place<ln the
State whose regiments he commanded!
General Armistead was born IN New
posed OF the Ninth, Fourteenth. Thirty,
eighth, Fifty-thlrd and Fifty-seyenth
virgina Rssmen's Piskefs n'vi tn he
immediate iiai command Of the remnant Of
the brigade that was led into action
wrote OF General Armistsad IL his as
sault against Cemetery, Hill. .Con 81 Sis
brigade. waving his hat In the air. Gen
eral Armis,ead led his men upon the
enemy with a steady bearing which In
spired all with enthusiasm and courage
Far in advance of all, he led the attack
till he scaled the works OF the enemy anu
fell wounded in their hands. but not uh-
til he had driven them from their posi-
ton and seen his coors planted over theif
fortificationS.'
General Leelwrote in his report; Brig
adier-Generals Armistead. Barksdnle,
Garneet. and semmes died rs they had
lived. dscharging the highest duties II {, g. 81 81
patriots with devotion that nerer ialt IA
ger" THOS. ID; J.f r ness
Past Commander L.. a. Armistead camp
c. ", No. Is. of Virginia.
Chase City, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
IS SON OF VETERAN Of
REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
Judge t. Jones, Formerly Of Vir-
ginia, Has This Dis
tinctior.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
Il KEYsVILLE. VA, October 2s.-1n the
Sunday T'Imes-Dlspatch, your correspon-
dent from Accomac county states that
Captain Edward Bassctt NAPLES was the
only living son OF a soldier OF the Reyo-
luton, and that he was nearly eighty
two years old. and Il constant reader OF
the daily newspapers. l wish to say that
Judge John L. Jones, Of Lexa, Ark, Is q
son OF a soldier Of the Revolution; his
father was John Jones, Of Essex county.
Mrs. w. Morton, OF Keysville. He Is In
his ninety third year, and In the full pos
session of all his mental faculties; his
eye sight is good. and he reads all the
daily papers and the current literature OF;
spent the summer with his daughter at
Morton Hail." and left last week for his
Arkansas home. He left Virginia when
twenty-one years old. after his Kradua-
ton In law at the University OF virginia,
and moved to Arkansas, where ne was ~
once elected judge OF large clrcuis'
which position no held until the "ar,
when he retired and after me WaT, ~
1886 was elected by the DemoGratiGe - Leg ess
sature OF Arkansas TO the lIi.su otht tts
Senate. When the Grange was a. ~ ~
greatest success, Judge Jones was electeo
master Of tho National Grange. ne nus
large planting interests In Arkansas; :. ana ana
even at his advanced age. taxes . i ~ ras
interest in all that pertains to MS lar W.
plantations. He has been spehulHis III, ,ns
summers withs his daughter IN : v ~
for wears and has always clalHleo " os
son OF the Old Dominion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30

clause, when (the oath is) taken by any
officer appointed by or belonging to q
court, 1t (that Is, the record OF the fact
that the oath has been taken) shall lie In
the said court. or In such other AS is PIE.
scrlbed by law" The question, then, IS
confined TO narrow limits. Said curt,
does not necessarily mean said fern"
nor are words "at the same term, TO be-.
by construction, interpreted into the sec
ton. because not ne: essary to complete
it, 1t would seem, then, tnIt me point
Is this: Must the record Of the taking Of
the oaths be made in open court. or, HE
a vacation decree, when recorded by the
clerk become recorded in court. Unless
the latter construction is tho irue one,
how will this section. section ! H. DE re.
conciled with section sl2, ut pare G2?
pointed by the court to take the oaths
before the clerk. ana requires tho clerk TO
make entry ''of the fact IT such lnalih-
cation in the order book OF sad court. I
In view OF Judge Hundley's de.!s.pn. 1t
seems important to have a Supreme Court
ooo'''o' 80" - LAWYER,