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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE. FOX TVBLII NTTVN
department OF the Interior 4 ; Land
office At rucumcari y VI Aug 10, fgos,
Notice is hereby given that Agnes T..
Wilson Of Dodson, - VI who on ldly 9,
1907. made Homestead l:ntr, No, 1900
Serial No. ossi Tor ~ SCI Sec 81 ] On,
Il lDa, and lots /, 4 and : oi Section s.,
Township sn, Range lpe, y, VI principal
meridian has hlrd motto" OF intention To
maize nnal communication nrooi to establish
rlum to the land above drscrinrd, before
Rega,tcr api Receiver u, ;, Land Office
At Tucumcar. y. NJ, ~ the 18th day OF
September, zoos,
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Il. \. Webb. of Quay, y, NJ. oscar
Strmplc. Sohn 1. Gof, oi DnlSon, y NJ,
J. G.. benedict OF Doris, y, NJ
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NnrlcR koR PUBLICATIONS.

apartment Of the Interior. q ). Land
Iice at Tucumcati y W. luly IS t9os
Nu,icr rs hereby gwen that James A..
'rrp Of Endee y. VI Vho IN Oc,. IgoI
Jade homestead entry no. fIs57 serial ~
'S3t iur sea sec. TO twp. ~ n range 50 y
v VI principal meridian. has filed notice
IT intention to make final commut1tion
proof. To- establish claim to the Ian abovr
desc rbod, before Register and Receiver
T.. :. Land Oihcc Tucumcarl, y. VI. on tn,
,th daS 1t Sept lgo,.
Claimant names as witnesses
l.. Williams " HlrdJ Hyrd What
y a"d g. T.. Dcvct all Of Endce y. VI.
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department Of the Interior, u ; Ian 3
ltilcc n, Tucumcafi ~ NJ Jul, s fyos
Notice ~ h, rcby gwen that Elcuirriu
liaca Ut Logan y. NJ. who. ON Sept. y.
1000. made homestead entry no it.243.
serial M o37, Tor nwi swl, ~ nwi sec
~ tar, r IIc y VI principal meridian has
hlrd notice oi intention to make I nal com
mutation proof, to establish claim to the
land above dcscrinrd. before Register and
Receiver. q > Land Oiioc. At rucnmc1ri.
y. VI. on the goth day 1T August. tgnS.
Claimant nance A. witnesses
lose ) Ilinya. Juan Gomez. l'lroy Iaiuya
Mariana Montoya. all pi Logan, y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of The Interior, u. 5 Land
Office, al Tucumeari, n. NJ. July 93, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Ewing We
yer nj TucuDcari. n. NJ, who, on Dec.
~. Igo6, made homestead entry No. 1906
serial No. oSSS. for "a sw4 and W sea
sec. Q, ~ ron, range 29e. n. NJ. principal
meridian. has filed notice OF intention to
make hnal communication proof, TO establish
claim to the land above described. before
Register and Receiver, u. $. Land Office,
a, Tucumear. N. NJ on The sat day OF
Aug. 1905,
Claimant names rs Witnesses
4. &. Chambers. oi Hanley, N. NJ, 3, ID,
Justice. II. s, Kilgore. ]. L. Smith, Of Tu'
cumcari, n NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Ut the Interior, l. =
Land Office ut Tucumcari, y NJ,
Jul, >, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
Henry & Looney oi Looncy y NJ,
who ON October 27th, 1000 made
homestead entry No I26i6 serial
NJ OSS5 lor SCI section % tp. Sn
range zoe y NJ, principal meridian
has filed notice OF intention to make
final communication proof, to cstab.
lish claim to the land above de-
scrIhcd, before Register and Re-
c%civcr, T. ; land office at Tucum-
carl, y NJ, on the 9th day OF Sep
tcnbCr, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II L Dobbs, / Norman, James
q Squires, Dan w Ware, all Of
Looncy, n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department OF the Interior. 4. ) Land
Office At Tucumcari, y. VI. Aug. 10, 1908.
Notice IS hereby given that Thomas
Racon Ut Ogle. \. VI who ON Ian l. 1907
made Homestead Entry No. 1905, Serial
No. osal Tor ma nw4, M nc4, Section 5,
Township Dn, Range 4Se, y. Vi prnoi.
pal meridian. has tiled notice OF intention
tu make hnal Communication proof, to estab.
lush claim To the land above described bc.
tore Register and Receiver 4, ;. Land
Office at ruCumcari, y. NJ on he 18th
ia, ut September zoos,
Claimant names as Witnesses:
H.. Rodgers. Walter RODGERS, {. W.
Fisk, William Wallace all of Ogle. y. NJ.
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department Of III" Interior. T.. : Land
Office At rucumcari, y. VI Juy -. igps,
Notice - hereby given that lanes T..
OF Endee. - W.. who. on oct s..
go. made homestead entry no fltou.
,eral no oSii, tor nci sec 81. tp tan, { inr
y VI principal meridian, hes filed MOTTO.
Il intention 10 make final Communication
root to establish clam to the land allow,
described before Eugene T.. tIedgrcut ,
) commissioner, IN his Office 1t Ende1.
= Vi. IN the rst da, Of Sept. zoos
Claimant name, A. witnesses
g T. Hrrndon ! " Hardy, A Is Long
@. A Long il all OF Eudee. y VI
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Territory oil New Mexico,
County OF Quay,
In the Probate Court.
In the matter OF the Estate

Kcmary Ritter, deceased.
Notice OF Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern. That under and
hy virtue OF nm order OF the Pro.
bate Court OF Quay County, New
Mexico, OF date goth day OF July,
1908, the undersigned as admin.
istratIiS OF the estate OF kamary
Ritter deceased, having filed her
final account and report in said
court, will make final settlement
in said court OF said estate on the
18th dav OF September \. d.. 1905,
aud ask To be- discharged rs such
administrators, and Tor an order oil
distribution oi said estate, aud that
all persons having claims against
said estate not presented as re-
CURED 10y Law, will be- forever barr
ed and said estate finally settled.
Dated Aug. 1908.
MARy l.. RITTER
IS at Administrative.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

A reward OF ten dollars (SIo. oo)
will hc paid Tor Information lead
ing To the arrest and conviction OF
any n uesspassing upon the
public school grounds OF this city,
or doing any damage in any way
to the buildings.
ScHooL Directors,
Dist, No, !, Tucumcari, N, M.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department oi the Inferior 4 ) Land
office 1T Iucumcarl y N Aug 10, Igps.
Nut," Is hereby given that Walter Nor.
ran ol Roosevelt. y NJ, who on oct {,
1900, made Homestead Entry No. 1850,
Serial No. osDi, Tor nel. section - Town
ship 5n Range gg", y NJ, principal mrr
Idian has nlrd notice oi intention to make
hnal cummutaiiou proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before l..
House, a.. ; Com missioner, in his office
"a, House, y. NJ, on the I4Ih day OF Sep.
tcmbrr 1905,
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Charlie ". Aspen, | Il. Choat. Il. c.
Chuat, Frank Fowler. all OF Roosevelt
New Mexico.
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NOTICE roK PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Inferior, l >, Land
One" ~ Tncumcari y " Aug 90. zoos.
Notice Is hereby given ihUI John Il
Mise Of Montoy1. y NJ, Who on March 5,
1907. made homest,a al entry 80 1850 SER
iai No uspn ior s2ncL nv lnri Srlnwl.
sec. ~, ip, IN. range use, \ VI PRINCIPAL
meridian has hlrd notice oi intention t.
make hnal cummulauon proof. I" establish
clam 10 the land abov" described, before
Register and Receiver, u ; Land office
a. Tucumcar, y VI, on the 18th day "l
September Ipos,
Claimant names as witnesses;
A T. Wamplcr. oi Ogle, \ NJ, Il | I'LL.
Is smith, S " Shcrrod, oi Mon,oya. \ VI
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Department If the Interior. g. $ Land
Once ~ Iucamcau y N Aug 10, zoos.
Nutuc Is hcreb, gwen that sam fau,rit
If Tu,umcari - NJ. who on Dec H..
tpn,. M ,dc Homestead Entry no G7pt.
SERIAL 40 usp,o. tot sWi, section :, Town
aniv un Rang" So" y VI primo met
Tiian has nlrl notice ul rnu t. MAKE
hntI o,mmutaupn ptoui, to ESTABLISH claim
tu the lana above ic cuhod before Res
i,trr and Receiver u. >. Land Once AT
I%urnuuarl y N On The 10Th lay NJ Sep.
trmh"i tpuN.
tlai nint names rs witnesses
1911 Iochop. NJ llutson T. 5 Baker
T. &. rausett all vt Tucumcari. y NJ
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department OF the Interior, u ;. Land
oihcr ,, Tucumcari, Il. VI Aug 10, zoos
Notice is hcrrb, given that Lewis stuart
OF Kirk. \. NJ, who on Nov IS, 1000,
made Homestead linlIy No. Ijosl, Serial
No o9ot Tor seI Section IS, Township
On. Range soc. y NJ principal meridian,
has hlrd notice Of intention to make maj
Communication proof, to establish claim to
lhr land above described, before Register
and Receiver q :, Land Office, M Tn'
oumcari. n, NJ, on the 10Th day OF sep
tember 1905
CLAIMANT names AS witnesses.
Melvin Young, Sam iiendricEs w y,
Slocker, ], n. Smith, all Of Kirk, N. NJ
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION.

ln.ihe District Court OF the Sixth Judicial
District OF the Territory Of New Mex
leo, within and for the Comfy OF Quay.
J. 4. Donahus, Plaintiff,
" NO, $50
A. / Parish, Defendant,
The said defendant, A. |. Parish, is
hereby notified that a suit in attachment
has been commenced against him ~ the
above STYLED court 10y =. Donahue,
plaintiff, Tor the sum OF Nine Hundred and
Fiity.slx Dollars, with interest, and at.
torney's fees, on account oi n according
to the face and tenor OF certain pTumls
sorry notes made by said defendant to said
plaintiff and now held and owned by the
latter. and that unless you enter or cause
to he entered your appearance in said suit
on OF before the ird day III October, A -
Ioos, a Judgment by default, will he rem
derrd against You.
HARR7 II. MCELRoY,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
lsHALl CHAs. T. Duwss, Clerk,
Is, 4. A. pRgsTICE, deputy.
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NOTICE. FOR p~UnIICATION-

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. q. -. Land
Omcr AZ TucumCatr. y NJ. Aug. 90. os
Notice - hereby gtyen ,hat Week Bur
net, nI ~Lcransylllc y VI who On Aug
usi g.. 1850 made Homestead knir, No.
lS4o. SERIAL No, oynS ior net N"Cuon go
Township ,n, Hangr ior y NJ, prncipal
meridian has tiled notice 1T intention To
make Enal Communication proof 'ncsilblIsh
clam to the land above described, briurr
" T.. pirilow T. : Commissioner, IN his
office n l]Iullrnr. QUAY COUNT, y VI ON
the 9th day OF September 1905.
Claimant nlmrs lS Witnesses.
". ! Hollis ul Preston. y VI, {. "
lrll, Thomas Hare. Henry II Hare all OF
l.rglnsyillc, y VI
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NOTICE. FOX pUULICATION

NOTICE FOX pUBLlCATlON
Department ot the Interior 4 ; Ian,
Oliicr at Tucum,afi. y VI Aug Ca. igos
NutCr ~ hereby gwen that Charles VI
Coopcr oi po,lson. y NJ, Who on Mace
g., 1850. rad, Homestead EutrN No 7{p
SERIAL No ospp tor ~ uWl Sec s. ~ nrI
section -. Township on. Range 90. y
NJ, principal meridian has rird notice OF
intention to make nnll combination proof
to establish clam to the land above de-.
scrubbed. before Register and Receiver 4
= Land Office ~ T~ucumcari. y. NJ. on
the Iith dny Of September. tlp,.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Joseph Il. Franz. John \ B%illingslcy.
" Cbcel, all oi Dudson. y. NJ. VI. II.
snow. of QUAY. y VI.
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NOTICE EOk PUBLICATION
Departments " the Interior q 5 Ian,
Office 1T Tucumcari, y w.. Aug. 10. os
Npticc is hereby given that Lake Mood
II Logan. New Mexico. who on luly IS
. made Homestead Entry No. faGO-
SERIAL No oqn7. for nei Section IS, Town
ship iin Range ile y NJ, principal mct
Idian has Med notice OF intention to max
'nnal Communication proof to establish clam
lu the land above described. before "
". Moore &. ) Commissioned ~ w.
office At Logan. y W., on the 18th day ol
Scu'enl"r 1905,
Claimant names rs witnesses.
r., i.nsic. T.. Mos. Erby -. Cha,
am. L. Cha tain all nj Logan. y. NJ
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RUTH REBkKAH LODGE No :
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturda,
nights Of each month. At st5 o'clock, ~
X. Of T.. Hall Visiting members welcome
LukiE BEApLEY. y. g.
SAttiR HELL. Sec.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

M9A TUCUMCAKI LODGE No. ~
g9 kSfsuTs % PYTHIAs
GSE Meets every Wednesday night
NNH NJ $50 O'Clock
School Of instruction every ird Wednesday
Social program every tt "Wednesday
Visiting Knights cordially invited
). NJ. WHARtoS. &. /.
r. = DuSoHCo, X Of Il and >.
a. 4. n a. NJ
Meets or Ia and jrd Monday Of each
month at 5 p m in Masonic Hall oyct Post
Office
A. H. GoLDgSBgPG, w HARGis.
W NJ Sec
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A. T.. A. NJ.

RgTnEL CHAPTER NO. IS
ORDER OF EASTtkN STAR
Meets ON and and lih Tuesdays OF each
month at ) p m at Masonic Hall over Post
Office
TuCuacARt LoDGE y n. ~.
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TUCUMCARILOpGE No -
@<8 | q. . T..
Meets every Thursday night
at SIS O'Clock, IN n. on y, Hall. Visiting
brothers always welcome.
G. T.. MuLLES y. g.
&. Is. pARCHMAN. Sec.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-14
RICH MERCHANT SHOT
 TO DEATH IN STATION
Brother Of Lawyer Ammon Suc-
 cumhs to Three Bullets.

Jersey City. N. J., Nov. 14.-In the crowded Pennsylvania depot here Walter Ammon, millionaire banker and Il member of the firm of Ammon X Person, butter dealers. waA shot dead by Andrew McGrath, a former business associate.
 McGrath fed after the shooting, but was soon captured. He said he had lost money in dealings with Ammon.
 Ammon was . brother of Colonel Bob Ammon, the New York lawyer of get-rich-quick notoriety. Walter Am mon was director in the Third Ma tional bank and the Commercial Trust company. He was member of the Union League club.
 It was said by Walter Ammon's as- sociates that he never admitted, ex- cept to a few intimates, that he and Bob Ammon were brothers. These business associates, who spoke through c. E. Boyd, general manager of the Ammon X Person Co.,, said:
 The first we knew of McGrath was three or four years ago, just after he had been released from Jail in New York, where he had served thirty days for selling oleomargarine for butter. No sooner was he out-he had been fined several times before he was sent to jail-than he threatened to do MT. Ammon.
 sMr. Ammon sent for McGrath and McGrath denied making any threats"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-14
By GEORGE II. PICARD.

IN the sunniest corner of University
 Hall, the administrative building
 of Harvard. is the office of the
 president of that ancient seat of learning. It is bright. cheerful room, finished and furnished in light colors, and through the very small panes of the four windows the sun comes streaming in all day long, powerful coadjutor of the wood fire in the large open fire place and the heaped up wood box be- side 1t, all suggestive of the genial sit. ting room of farmhouse of half q century ago.
 On all sides there are evidences of we'll preserved age and good house. keeping. A cabinet against the wall between two diamond paned windows was once the property of John Eliot, colonial apostle to the Indians. An other cabinet. higher and more impos- ing. once belonged to Judge Joseph Story, professor in the Harvard Law school more than hundred years ago and afterward a member of the United States supreme court. Of the pictures on the walls none is more recent than 1869, one over the fireplace showing a group Of former presidents of Harvard Josiah Quincy, Edward Everett. Ja- red Sparks, James Walker and Corne- lius c. Felton.
 No one among them and all the oth- xy~t A the great university has made record
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equal to that of the man who for the last forty years has occupied that homely and old fashioned room. but has given notice that on May 19, 1909, it will be at the service of another tenant
 Forty years ago next spring the office of president of Harvard college was vacant. pr. Thomas Hills had resign ed it on account of Ill health and had been out of active service for several months. The responsibility of choosing his successor was vested in the corpo- ration, consisting of five fellows and the treasurer, but it was necessary that its choice should be approved by the board of overseers, numbering thir- fy members.
 Articles That Made a Stir.
 Just at that time, when the matter of selecting q new president was ab- sorbing much attention in college cir cles and in the educational world at large, there appeared in the Atlantic Monthly two articles in successive numbers which at once commanded universal attention, They were en- titled '"rhe New Education" and treat ed at length on It's organization and purpose. These articles were sharp attack on current educational methods, more especially those which were then an vogue at the Lawrence Scientific school at Harvard The Sheffield Sci antiflc school at Yale was cited as worthy example of the new teaching, but the old traditions which prevailed at Harvard were ridiculed mercilessly. The writer declared that the old time, unprogressive professors at the latter Institution had flanges on their mental wheels which would flt only one gauge He published a manual on the sub tect, and that gave him an opportunity to discover how new text books were received when their introduction in- terfered with the popule=jty of the works of older professors S like char acter. His experience as a teacher at bis alma mater was not congenial, and he retired from the classic shades of Cambridge and travelled abroad for tvo yeexA
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FE U Built Up Harvard AAxV x University.
Notable Record of Her Dianifed and Pro- sressive President. Who. After Service of Forty Years, Will Vacate His Office Next May
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and that the text books used by them were only notable on account of their perverseness. In the matter of se- lecting president, the magazinist wrote, it was not always judlcious to choose clergyman, men of other pro- fessions being quite as competent.
 These articles made a great stir in Cambridge. They were unsigned, but 1t soon became known that they were written by Charles William Eliot, a young professor in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
 It was recalled in college circles that Eliot's four years as student at Har- yard had been passed under the presi- dency of Jared Sparks, the famous Unitarian minister and biographer His tutorship and assistant professor ship at that institution were under the presidency os James Walker, another Unitarian minister He was put in charge of the chemical department of the Lawrence Scientific school by an- other Unitarian minister, Cornelius Felton, and at the last he served un- der the administration of Thomas Hill, also minister of the same denomina- tion. In 1857, when only twenty-three years of age, he delivered a course of lectures on chemistry at the Harvard Medical school, and it gave him some insight into the resources, policy and management of that institution As an assistant professor he came into close contact with the prevailing methods.
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On his return he accepted the pro- fessorship at the Massachusetts Insti- ute of Technology. where matters were not warped or dominated by gen erations of moribund traditions and where his new ideas of educational training found a respectful hearing and subsequent rapid development.
 Telling Campaign Document.
 This was the experience which was reflected in the magazine articles on ''The New Education" No one recog- ntzed in the effort telling campaign document, yet it turned out in that way. The deep thought, the high ideal, the spirit of reform, the intol- erance of med.ocrity, were 50 forcibly and intelligently expressed that the suggestion of the author as a person qualified to fill the vacant presidency was unavoidable. This sentiment soon specialized into definite shape, and at the May meeting of the corporation Charles William Eliot, then only thir- ty-fve years of age, was elected presi- dent of Harvard
 What happened when President Eliot moved into the administrative office was once described wittily in one of Oliver Wendell Holmes quaint letters as follows:
 "Our new president has turned the whole university over like fapjack It is so curious to see a young man like Eliot. with an organizing brain, firm will, grave, calm, digni- fed presence, taking the ribbons of our classical coach and six, feeling the horses mouths, putting a check to this ones capers and touching that one with the lash, turning up everywhere in every faculty q belong to three) on every public occasion and taking 1t all as naturally as if he had been born president"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-14
STEEL TRUST EXPANDS.
New Plans and Extensions In Pitts
 burg to Cost $5,5oo, 900.

burg to Cost S5,5oo, 900.
 Pittsburg. Nov. IA. - The United States Steel corporation has decided upon new plans and extensions in the Pittsburg district to cost $500, 900.
 President William E. Corey after a conference with superintendents of To- cal subsidiary plants covering two days announced that the steel car cor poration would immediately erect in the Pittsburg district a new pressed steel car wheel plant at cost of $3,- 100000, that improvements and ex- tensions of the Schoen Steel Wheel company, recently acquired by the cor poration, would be made at a cost of $1, 500. 900 and that extensions of some of the departments of the Homestead Steel company would be made at a cost of at least $1,000.OO0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-14
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means of expressing our heartfelt thanks to all our friends and relatives who so kindly sympa- thized with us and for their many acts of kindness during the sickness and death of Daniel Condon.
 MRS DANIEL LONDON AND FAM
 ILY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-14
nIsTRICT OF WATERBURY ss. PROBATE

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY ss. PROBATE D Court, Nov. 18th. 1908.
 Estate of James Ennis, late of Waterbury, in said district deceased.
 The administrator having exhibited his admin istration account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is
 Ordered that the 21th day of Nov. A. D., 1908 at9 o'clock in the forenoon atthe ePropateO once in w aterbury. be and the same IS assigned for ahearing on the allowance Of said admins tration account with said estate. and this court directs the administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear nt said time and place, by publishing this order in some Dews- paper published in New Haven county and having circulation in said district
 Robert A. Lowe, Judge
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-14

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