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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-20
A PLEASANT PHYSIC

When you want ap leasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets a trial. They are mild and
gentle in their action, and always pro-
duce a pleasant cathartic effect Call
at all druggists for a free sample.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-20
THE LUCKY QUARTER

Is the one you pay out for a box of
d.. Kings New Life Pills. They
bring you the health that's more pre-
cious than jewels. Try them for head
ache, biliouSneSs. constipation and
malaria. If they disappOint you the
price will be cheerfully refunded at
Tydings & Co.'S drugstore. K
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-20

Remember that the Ponce de Leon
celebration comes OF at st. Augustine
April l, 2, 3. This great historical
event is to be reproduced on an elab-
crate scale. Special rates will be
made and good crowd ought to go
over from Ocala and other towns in
Marion county to see it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-03-20

Use Plank's Chill Tonic, Csc. per
bottle; guaranteed. Sold by all drug
gistS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
staunton Social News.

STANTON. VA, May MIR. L. 9.
Ware, manager OF the Virginia Hotel
was called to Louisa county on account
OF the death OF his father.
Mrs. Thomas y. Ransom has returned
from visiting her sister Mrs. ]. r. Ellis
lat Elkton.
Miss Cornela --chener. Of Selin's
Grove, Pa. graduate Of Stuart Hall
Formerly V. f. ID, hns returned home
having come to spend the Easter holi-
days at her alma mater.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j.. Scherer. who came
to attend the Schanher-N Norton wedding
have returned to Richmond Also Mr.
and Mrs. John Luce, and the Misses
Helene and Elizabeth Luce. visiting on
their return to Richmond the Natural
Bridge.
Rev. W. F. Ball, missionary to Korea
has Joined his family here, guests OF
DR.. and Mrs Thomas M. Parkins.
Mrs. Charles L. Cooke. of Richmond
is visiting relatives hHe.
Mrs. z. B. Burke. Miss Fannie and
Master Edwin Burke, after spending
the winter in Washington. have return
ed to Burketown for the sumner.
Miss Mamie Richey will soon leave
for st. Joseph Mo-, to join her parents
who have moved TO ST. Joseph. and vii
make that city their future home.
Mrs. c. r, Caldwell and little Mis-!
Elizabeth are visiting Mrs. CALDWELL:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
TIE TIMES DIsPAToH. RICHMOND va SUNDAY NAY g. 1908

spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Mary Fitchett.
Miss Lola Bussclls. or Hampton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bruce L. Jones.
Miss Josephine Fisher, Of Eastville.
Is spending some time at the home Of
Mrs. Il. c.. I<ellam.
Mr.. John r. Daniel is in Frcdericks-
burg this week on business
Mr.. Lynwood Walker, of Nassawad-
dox. Va. spent Saturday in town.
Miss Mary s. Reid, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. Jack Higgins, left Friday to
visit her niece, Miss Madge Read, who
Is being treated at st. vincent's Hos
pital, Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. b. G. Kellam entertained those
who assisted with the musical program
at a.i the : bazaar last week On Tuesday
Rev. John w. Hundlev Is visiting his
son, John W. Hundley, Jr in sharps
Wharf, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Crewc Social News,
Especial to The Tlmos-DIspatch,

!
| CREWE. VA, May Am enjoyable
German held here Friday night was at
tended by a large and fashionn b g
ctowd. The German was led by Mr..
a. c. Shortt, Of Crewe. with Mrs. Fitch,
of Brooklyn. N. Y. The chaperons wore
Mrs. c. S. Smlthson. V. A. Riton, and
Fl. =. Henson. Music was furnished by
an orchestra from Petersburg. Tho
following couples were dancing: Mr..
L. W. Hubbard, Of crewe. with Miss
Coleman, of Burkcvllle: II. L. Smithson.
CT Crewe, with Miss Norma Emmons.
OF Richmond; W. Il. Elicit, of Crewe.
with Miss Lizzie Abbitt. Of Norfolk; Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Wilson, Of Crewe; Mr..
and Mrs. Loyal Harper. Of Crewe; Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. II. Henson, Of Crcwe Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Wilson. of Crewe; Mr..
and Mrs. p. II. Jenkins, of Crewe; DR..
and Mrs. c. Martin. OF Crewe; Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. BYHton, OF Crewe; MI and
Mrs V. a. Rfton, of Crewe; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. a. Burke. Of Crewe; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Barry, Of Roanoke, Va; MIR.
r. A. Wilson and Mrs. Q. C. Wilson. of
Lamberts Point. Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. a. Sale, OF LYnchburg, Va; Mr..
II. L. Wilson. OF Crewe, and Miss Eva
Lenenberger, of Blackstone: Mr.. S. r..
Laycook. OF Crewe, and Miss Dora Har-
por, Of Richmond; Mr.. T. J. Farley, Of
Grove. and Miss Annabelle Coleman. Of
Roanoke; Mr.. Wayne Harper. OF Nor
folk, and Miss Hosier, OF Norfolk; Mr..
Charles and Mrs. w. A Jenkins, OF
Grove; h1r. T. G. Shortt, OF Crewe, and
Miss Bertha Pratt, OF Crewe; NJ N. Le-
neave and Miss Ada Wells OF Crewe;
Mr.. ]. A. Harper, OF Crewe. and Mrs.
Robertson. Of Burkevllle: Mr.. 8. C. Eos
ter and Miss Charlotte Bird. OF Peters,
burg: Captain L. p. Thornton, OF Roa-
way; Mr.. w. NJ. West, OF Roanoke, and
Miss Alise Wilson. Of Crewe: Mr.. B. II.
May and Mrs. II. N. Phillips. of Crew !;
Mr.. w. NJ. Dyson and Miss Pratt. OF
Crewe; Mr.. W. +. Orr. of Crewe and
Miss Atkins, Of Blackstone: Mr.. B. c..
Weatherford and Mrs. j. C. Jenkins,
of Crewe; Mr.. w. Il. Spiers and Mrs. d.
Saunders, of Crewe; Mr.. ]. Nicholson
and Miss Ruth smithson, of Crewe.
Miss Lottie Andrews. grand organist
Of the Virginia Order Eastern Star. will
leave "Wednesday for Richmond to at
tend the annual session. attended by a
party of delegates and visitors.
Mrs. Allie Gallagher Oliver, grand
nlatron. Will be entertained in the home
OF Mr.. Charles A. Nesbitt, grand score
tary, as will also Mrs. Ella NJ Abrams.
OF Norfolk, associate grand matron.
THE Lost Plead a romantic COM
| edy in three acts. was given by the
Normal School girls in the Young Mems
Christian Association hall Friday night
under the auspices of the Citizens I'M
provemcnt League. a large and en-
thusiastic audience greeted these TWEEN
ty-seven charming young ladies. and
pronounced the play good.
Fred Bradshaw. the ffteen-year-old
grandson of Mr.. ]. x. Taylor, died the
2sth OF April OF acute indigestion. The
interment was In the Crewe Cemetery.
Mrs. w. a. Newly has been confined
to her home by sickness for the past
| two weeks.
Miss Annie Cook, of Petersburg, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Suffolk Social News.
Especial to The mes-Dispatch.

L
SUFFOLK, VA, May o.-The Tuesday
Afternoon Card Club was entertained
this week by Miss Anna Mary Ptddick.
at her nome on North Main Street.
Six-hand euchre was played. The
club prize, a purse, was won by Mrs.
Claude C. Cohoon, and the guest prize
a silver buckle, went to Mrs. Claude J.
Riddick.
Other players were Mrs. NJ. ]. Causey.
Mrs. George L. Barton. Mrs. Paul T.
Cohoon, Mrs. Louise Disosway. Mrs. Fl.
Il. Elan, Mrs. William z. Hines, Mrs.
George P. Urquhart Mrs. M. T. Withers.
Mrs. Arthur Woolford. Mrs. Charles w.
Jenkins, Mrs. W. II. Darden, Miss Julia
Phillips. Miss Louie Crunp, Miss Laura
Etheredge, Miss Susie Prentis. Miss Car
RE Phillips and Miss Mary Delk.
Mrs. James C. Causcy, Jr.. was on
Wednesday afternoon hostess to mem
bers of the Suffolk Book Club, at her
home on West Washington Street.
The following on Wednesday after
noon concluded stay OF two days at
the Lake of the Dismal Swamp: Mrs.
Seth Edward Everett. Mrs. Charles Fine
Taylor, Mrs. Walker, Miss Claudia Long
DR.. L. r. Hart and Howard Taylor.
Mrs. Claude Flynn Howell, Of Will
mington, arrived in Suffolk to visit her
parents MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Nurney, on
Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Baines has returned to her
home In Wayerly, Va, accompanied by
Miss Minnie Clough
The Daughters of the Confederacy
met at 4 o'clock Friday after
noon with Mrs. L. c. Lotzia. Bank and
Franklin Streets.
The Methodist Parsonage Society was
on Tuesday night entertained by Mrs.
e. L. Folk, at her home on Franklin
Street
Mr. and Mrs. Leonldas Parker Hin
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lipman have con-
oluded an auto trip to Franklin, Va.
abe Nansemond County Medical AS
ISOLATION, met on Tuesday night at the
Office Of DR.. Robert II, Pretlow.
When the business session was over
the doctors adjourned to the residence
OF DR.. Fretlow, on Bank Street, where
a seyen.course dinner was served,
The guests We're DR., John +. Phillips,
DR.. j. NJ. Gibson, Dr. ID. L.. Harrell,
DR.. C, j. Riddick. Dr.. j. Il. Rawls, DR..
l.. c. Holland, DR.. j. p. Whedbee, and
DR.. L. w. White.
DR.. Fl. u, johnson, John w. and
Claude Eley John Fl. Mitchell ana
Claude !. Dennis have concluded a trip
TO Lake Drummond.
Mrs. Fannie Booker has concluded Il
Visit to relatives in Portsmouth, Va
Mrs, Charles r, Brothers and chit
drcn are stopping at their Ocean View
cottage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Rustburg Social News.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
RuSTBURG, VA. May miss Ida
Upton. of New Orleans. has been a
recent Rustburg visitor.
MI. Charles Pick, the pitcher for tho
Rustburg baseball team. again covered
himself with glory last Saturday by
striking out eleven of the heavy hit
ters on the Lynchburg team. The
game resulted In favor of Lynch burg
of pitching the best ball went to Rust
burg.
Mrs. James Lawson is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Barnes, in Roanoke.
Rev. Asa Driscol was absent last
Sunday. preaching a special sermon
to the OddFellows of Big Island.
| number of young ladies from
Lynchburg visited Miss Edna Bailey
at her beautiful country home last
Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Coleman was Rust
burg visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drysdale, who have
been spending the winter In Lynch
burg. have returned home, and have
opened their houses for the summer.
Mr.. Hugh Williams, of Lynchburg.
has returned home after a plea SAINT
visit to town.
MISS bufley. VINO has been the guest
Of Miss Stella Withers, at the Foun-
tain Hotel, has returned home, much
to the regret of the young men of our
town.
Mr.. CARLY, superintendent Of schools
of Campbell county, held an examina-
ton for teachers at the court house
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. A
large number took the examnat ton.
We hope that all passed
Mrs. Thomas Rosser and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Stone, are visiting
Mrs Rosser's father, at Lawyers.
Mr.. Gugenheimer. of Lynchbur
brought out large party of friends
to the Fountain Hotel last Sunday and
spent tn day.
Mrs. Godsy is visiting her son, Mr..
Fletcher Godsy, one OF the substantial
citizens Of our place.
Mr.. John Withers. formerly a. resi-
dent OF Rustburg. delighted his many
friends by short visit recently. Ho
was guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Reed.
Mrs. John Rosser has returned home
after pleasant visit to Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
father. Mr.. George Adams. at Wheeling


W. Va
Mr.. E. G. Pendleton. family and SER
wants, who spent the winter at Mr.. PEN
dleton's Florida homo at Palm Beach.
are back at Augusta Springs for the
summer. They have a beautiful estate
at the latter place,
Mrs. ]. L WITT has gone back to
Baltimore to be with her little daugh-
ter, Marjorie, who Is undergoing medi-
ca treatment there.
Mrs. s. P. Christian, after spending
some time with her mother. Mrs Kitty
May, has Joined Mr.. Christian at Nor
folk.
Mr.. W. c. Rowlands has returned to
Philadelphia after a visit to Major and
Mrs, T. H. Russell. Mrs. Rowlands will
remain a few days longer as the guest
Of Major and Mrs. Russell.
Miss Rose Harrison entertained the
Young Ladies' Club the past week at
cards. and Mrs. Charles NJ East the
young married ladies'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
skinquarter Social News.
[speclal 10 The Times-Dl.patch

tSpscalto The Times -DIspatch.J
Mrs. Sallie Moseley and Miss Ressie
Berger, Of Ioseley's Junction. arc
spending the week in the home OF Mr..
w. l.. Goode.
SKINQUAPTER. VA. May 2.-Miss
Lola Graves. of Beach, Va, spent Tues
day with Mrs. J. B. Sims.
Miss Sadie Atkinson. who has been
visiting Mrs. c. r. GILL; has returned
to her home in Richmond.
Mr.. Basil Bass visited Mr.. Lunsford
Goode Sunday.
Miss Gussie Sims visited Lone Oak
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. a. Phaup spent Sunday with
Mr.. Eddie Phaup, OF Payne's Siding.
Mr.. Cornelius Brooks. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
:er Mary. Of waverly, are visiting her
Ir. and Mrs. James T. Richards spen,

ter Mary. OF waverly. are visiting her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Richards spent
"Wednesday In Richmond
DR.. John c. Broaddus. after stay
OF month in New York, has returned
home.
Mr.. T. G. Chandler, of Washington. is
visiting Mr.. A. B. Chandler.
Mr.. Hugh Coi.ins has returned to
school In Washington after spending
item days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosser. OF Lykens.
Penn. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam E. Ennis. have returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Cape Charles Social News.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch, !

Ts'FvVIHI 10 TIE fIItNa- UTsPatcII'I
CAPE CHARLES, VA, May 2.--Alrs
Bruce Leo Jones has returned from
Hampton, whore r'r1 spent the Easle,
holidays with her parents.
Mrs John II. Daniel and Miss Annie
City, n, j,
Mr. Hunter Mann. of Norfolk, Va.
visited at the home of MI. II. w. Will
Jams last week,
Miss Anne Hopkins is the guest oil
Miss Harry l'itchett.
Miss Jess Q DealnGade, of West Point
Va. is visiting he sister, Mrs. w. r.
Williams,
MISS Madalips Rich. 0. onancock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Buena Vista Social News.

+. BUENA VISTA, VA, May 2.-Miss
Caroline Hardwick. assisted by her
cousin Miss Louise Meriwether, do
lightfully entertained the Entire Nous
Club on Saturday at the home of her
uncle. DIR. G. D. Meriwether Whist
was the game of the afternoon. Dain-
ty refreshments We're served.
Miss Katherine Wren, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Mack Rucker, has
returned to her home "Avencl." near
Bon Air.
MISS Leila Richeson, who has been
teaching at Raphtne. has returned to
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs Carrie Minor Richeson.
Miss Mamie Almond and Miss Mar
garet Witt have been the recent guests
of Miss Vixclla Cunningham.
Miss Iirlsle, Of Lynchburg, who has
been visiting Miss Adellne Zimmerman
has returned to her home.
DIR. and Mrs, James Battle Avirett
have left for an EXTENDED visit to thor
son in Cumberland, Md.
Miss Caroline Hardwick and Miss
Louise Merlwether spent Easter with
relatives in Bedford.
DR.. L, II. Rowe made trip to Che
Western part of the State last wea)s
IN interest of the Southern Seminary
here.
Misses Ethel Pearsall and Miss Lois
Embree spent Easter Wit. Mrs. Law
renee Embree, OF Lexington.
Mr.. Fl. S, Rucker and Mr.. V. IT,
Hodges went to Richmond Monday on
a business trip.
Mrs. Mack Ruclser has been quite In
disposed for the past week with rheu.
matism and is still confined to the
house
Mrs. Joseph Cunningham has return
cd from a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Pitt Tucker, of Goshen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

Miss Ega Ltndenberger, of Blackstone.
ere visiting Mrs. w. T. Wilson.
Mrs. w. w. Barbec and children arc
visiting Mrs. H. a. 1nge.
Mrs. Charlie Pond has so far recov-
cred from her illness as to be able to
visit her sister, Mrs Mollie Johnson, Of
Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Rhoades. c, W. Grandy, Jr. Mr.. Webb

Rhoades. c. ". Grandy, Jr.. Mr. Webb
George Bate
The last meeting of the department
OF literature Of the woman's Club was
held on Thursday afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock at the club In Freemason
Street. A talk was given by Mrs. s. S.
Nottingham on Local Writer'S
James Barron Hope. Father Ryan. Mrs.
Fannie Downing, Mrs. Darlington Ca
bell and DR.. Samuel selden, and read
ings from Memorial Day" The Mys-
TIC" "Our South Conversation and
Sonnet by Miss Minnie Moore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Bowling Green Social News.
Lsnecial Id Tha MINES p!gnaleM. ]

Special to Tho Tlmes- Dspatrn,I
ROWLING GREEN. VA. May 2,--
Or. II, II. Rowe and Mr., Engle, Of
Buena Vista, are visiting friends here,
Mrs, a. b. sutton and son Guy are III
Washington this week attending the
marriage Or her son. Mr.. Samuel SUIT
ton,
Or. :. NJ. McAanaway Is spending
some time In 'razeWell.
Mrs, Catharine Lac Bert aud dauRl'-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-22
LYNEHAN CASE
Attorney O'NeilI Lad Trial Fixed
 For Next Week.

Attorney John O'Neill, at short calendar in the superior court to-day succeeded in getting the case of Mrs Rosanna Lynehan against the repub- lican party down on the list of. cases to be tried next week.. His motion for assigning the case was opposed by At- torneys Carmody, Church, Reid and Root. They claimed 1t was not a privileged case, and even the court had his doubts about the matter but referring to the rules of practice Mr O'Neill won his point.
 ' The assignments for next weekaare Earley's appeal from probate Tues day, to be followed by Mary Whalens appeal from probate, Patrick Barnes against the city for Wednesday, Thomas Martone and John Fernan- dez, Walter s. Atwood against the Connecticut Co and the two cases of John Penrose and his son against the railroad company. For Thurs day, James Hotchkiss against the borough of Naugatuck and Mrs Ro- sanna Lynehan against the republi- can party. It is expected that the Whalen case will occupy not less than a week. This is a contest over will Unless the wheels of court move un- expectedly. fast Mrs Lynehan's case VIII not be tried till next October.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-22
QUEENS DAUGHTERS.
Entertained at Home of MT and Mrs
 F. c. Snowman.

Mr. and Mrs F. c. Snowman enter tained members of the Queens Daughters at their home, 1437 East Main street yesterday afternoon and last evening. Twenty tables were filled and twenty hands were play ed. Those making the highest scores were Mrs Thomas Fenton, Miss Mae Mayes, Miss Maria Donovan, Miss Hannah Moriarty, Mrs Joseph Mo- Ian, w. W. Pease, Miss Grace Wolff, Miss Alice. Tobin, Mrs B. Chandler, Mrs c. c. Russell, Mrs Sarah Butler. Mrs E. Cooney, Mrs James Downey, Mrs John Whelan and Miss A. Rosa lind Gaffney. A<' t#a 4
 The management consisted of the Misses Tobin, Edith schoenmehl and Annie Murphy. Votes of thanks were rendered to Mrs W. W. Pease for the use of graphophone and Arthur J. Lunny for chairs.
 The receipts will be used to meet the expenses of the open meeting to be held in K. of c. hall next Sunday afternoon when Miss Hannah Bailey, president of the Queens Daughters at Hartford. Mrs Frederick Jackson, president of the Queens Daughters of New Haven and Mrs J. T. o'Brien, president of the Queens Daughters of Bridgeport will deliver addresses. All interested in the work of the Sis ters of the Holy Ghost are cordially invited to be present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY.
General Committee Met Last Night and Completed Plans,

[ f
 The general committee in charge of the Memorial day parade held 8 meeting last night in G. A. R. hal and practically completed plans fol the occasion. Commander J. L. Sake presided and announced that about 5000 persons will be in line. De. tails to visit the schools: High school-H. L. Wade and N W. Greenman.
 Duggan William Tysoe.
 Barnard Daniel J. Rafferty. Clay street-James w. Benham and Michael Cavanaugh. Margaret, Croft-William MeKin. ley and I. A. Spencer.
 Driggs-Chauncey Seeley and E A. Pendleton.
 Hamilton avenue-George c. Tut. tie.
 Hendricken-George E. Wood. William Milton and N U. Engelke.
 Merriman-George c. Futile (morning).
 Mulcahy-Dr W. F. Hinckley.
 Porter street-L. w. TiIlotson.
 Russell-B. F. Merrill.
 Washington street-John Steph. ems and John Higgins.
 Walsh-John J. Carroll and San. ford Proctor.
 Welton-John S. Hayes.
 Webster George Robbins and George M. Egan.
 Bishop street-E. w. Calhoun and Andrew Winter.
 Bucks Hill-Henry w. Brown.
 Bunker Hill-Dr w.. F. Hinckley tmorning) % ts
 Chapel street-lF D. Brown. s. East Farms-B. W. Francis.
 East Mountain-P Philo D. Hotch. kiss and s. A. Talmadge.
 Mill Plain-J. Henry Garrigus.
 Newton Heights-John J. Rogers and Charles J. Bromberg of Oak. vile.
 oronoke and Park road-Willian Mccoy.
 Town Plot-Emil c. Marggraff.
 Middlebury-Elf Bronson.
 Sprague (Waterville) George H Jackson, Richard Morrow and George Bradley.
 St Mary's-John L. Sake, William Milton and W. F. Cashman (morn. ing).
 St Anne's-John Stephens and John Higgins (morning.1
 St Thomas's-Chauncey Seeley (morning.)
 St Joseph 's-J. L. Sake and E. C. Marggraff.
 An order was issued for all mem. bers of Wadhams' post, the Women's Relief corps and Spanish-American war veterans to meet in c. A. R. hall Sunday evening at [ o'clock to march in body to the Advent church on Cherry street. where the Rev A.. ]. Bolster will deliver a Memorial day sermon.
 It was announced that Lincoln's address at Gettysburg will be read at Hamilton park on Memorial day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-22
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water
 bury People.

The waterville junior baseball team will hold dance tonight at Goodwill hall in wateryille.
 The officers of Court MeGivney re- quest the members to attend the meeting this evening to consider some new plans for the good of the order. All those holding tickets for the hos pital benefit or other socinls are asked to make returns as soon as possible.
 One week from tonight at Goodwill hall in Wnferyille an old fashioned dance under the auspices of the Altar society of St Michaels church In Wa tervIlle will be held. In connection with the affair there will he a street parade in which St Mary Magdalene's drum corps of Oakyille and St MichaeIs drum corps of watervIlle will participate.
 This evening will be held the May reception and dance of Kicks Dane ing academy in Buckingham Music hall. Through the evening there will be exhibitions of fancy dancing by the following members of the iuve- nile class: Eleanor PheIan. Stella Adams. Rosella Gallery. Florence Owens. Edith Munson. Adellne Sau- ter. Esther LawIor. Gladys Gallery, Edna Divis. Mary Fitzmaurice. John DuEan, Thomas O'Brien. George Mooney. Sadie Latham: also a drill by nine young ladies from the ad- vanced class. The dance programme will be in the form of fans and will consist of 27 numbers including barn dance and s-step music for dancing by a fuli orchestra of 10 pieces.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-22
lM'NIFF CASE
Additional Reasons Filed To-Day
 By Officers Attorney.

"A motion for filing additional req sons of appeal by Miles MeNif from the action of the board of public safe ty in 1905 was. argued It short cal endar in the superior cou,t to-day, Attorney John O'Neill appearing for the appellant and Attorney Root for the city. This case has been already heard, but the points raised in the additional reasons for appeal weIc not included in the case and there- fore could not be heard by the su- preme court, and it was to bring them in for that purpose they have been alleged.
 ',sThe reasons are substantially as follows:
 Said board of safety wrongfuliy and illegally removed the appellant from the police force for political reasons and because he had acted with the democratic party which suc- ceeded in Waterbury at the electlcn preceding the date of his removal.
 Said board of public safety MTUuSLullyy lilC6uiAys %hSa S1A N tesA9 removed the appellant as a police man upon hearsay evidence.
 Said board of safety wrongfuily, fraudulently and corruptly removed said appellant without proof of charges made, for the purpose of car. rying out their scheme of fraud and corruption.
 Said board of safety refused to allow him any attorney to conduct his case and. they also fraudulentiy and corruptly refused to permit him personally to be fully heard in his own defense, but dismissed him from their presence when he asked to 5e heard"
 2 Attorney Root opposed granting the motion, because he saw no "ua' cessity' for filing the reasons, and MT sO'Neill significantly said that 1t was not through necessity he asked to have the motion allowed. The court said he would take the papers and give his. decision later.