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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

of his followers Jesus said that
those who saw him aw the Faihor.
therefor those who see progressed
Christians should see IN them Jesus
Especially does this vision apply to
the Lords supper. This Is the center
OF worship. As the ARK OF The Cove
nant represented Jehovah. 80 does
the Lords Supper symbolic Jesus.
The pastor. In connection with
Mrs Henry overly. Is organiz.ng a
sunbeam choir OF children. They
sang yesterday mprning for the FIRST
time. 20 the delight OF everybody.
Mss Nollau sang most accepiably az
the morning serv,cc
The evening hour was occupied by
ihe chlidren Of the sunday school
who rendered a very pleasing program
under the direction Of Mrs.. overly.
The Meme club meets tonight
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COLORED SCHOOL
WITH LARGE ENDOWMENT WILL
BE OPENED SOON.
Professor Dinsmore, OF Berea. Inter
esting Colored People in Their
Own Institution.

Prof j. W. Dlnsmore. dean of the
normal department of Brea college.
accompanied by two colored grad
yates of the institution, are in thu
city arousing the interest OF the co.,
ored people in the proposed colored
school, which will be opened in Ken
lucky soon. AS soon as $4,000, Of
which $4,000 must come from Ken
lucky. have been raised, a fund OF
100000 for the colored school will
become available. and ha.f OF this
sum will be a perpetual endowment.
The site of the new eolorei school
will be selected probably in jan
uary, and February ~ President
Roosevelt, who will be in the state
to participate in the memorial at the
Lincoln birthplace. will plant a tree
on the ground of the new institution.
Considerable rivalry has been
stirred up among the towns and cities
of western Kentucky as to which viii
send the largest contribution from
the colored people. Already more
than $4,000 has been subscribed.
Tonight there will be a meeting of
colored people at Burk's chapel and
tomorrow night at the Washington.
street Baptist church. Professor Dins-
more will address the colored people
at these meetings.
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nroadwaY MetI,odi.l.

seeking the Oh Paths" was the
timely topic OF a forclhle sermon de-
uvorod b. the Rev. G. 7. Sullivan az
De broadway Methodist caa.ga ycs-
terday morning u was based o. sks
words OF the prophet Jerem.aa ana
was a thoughtful prrscntailon OF the
contrasts and g'mi'ariiies Ia the old
and new pa.hs While Glowing the
advantages "a 'he old aad bsa.en
paths r.. sullivan gave emphasis TO
the good that vas IN all 4 largc
congregation heard the sermon with
deep attention.
Al the close Of the sermon DR.
Frank BOYD made an earnest 5-min-
ute talk IN behalf 90 the Chr.Emcs
stamp islloi by the Rcd Cross afso-
'at,on aud the beneHcient work. The
ak was made 90 ihe request OF tho
omm'tiee from the Woman's club
saving the work here IN charge.
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Kentucky Kernels

Union Tobacco society completes
organization January 21.
Sale of IL, 5000 pounds Green
river tobacco was ratified Saturday.
Adj. Gen. Johnston completes rec
ord OF Kentucky-Spanlsh war yeter-
ans
Auditor of State James has repaid
the 50, 117JO4 C. f. Booze stole under
him.
Major J. Alex Grant. Confederate
veteran and native Of Frankfort, died
at Annapolis.
Henderson citizens sue city for So
G7S.O3 sprlnkling tax, paid under
void ordinance.
On account OF bank failure Elm
wood cemetery at Owensboro may he
sold under hammer.
pittsburgh parties bought Pana a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14
PEACE.

We are for peace. That is why
we favor keeping a strong navy in
both oceans. recognizing the military
establishment and strengthening the
Notifications along the coast and in
our eastern possessions. II we de-
sired war for the love of it, we should
advocate the disbanding of the army.
the breaking up of the ships of the
navy and the destruction Of such anti
ouated fortificatlons as we have. We
should have war then in hurry.
Does anyone imagine there would
have been war between China and
Japan or between Russia and Japan,
II both sides had been equally pre-
pered? Let chose advocates OF peace
who decry all efforts toward defensive
preparations, ask themselves why
Japan did not wait until Russia got
ready to prepare for war before she
struck. When two people or two
nations with Misunderstanding are
equally prepared for war, they usual
IN arbArate, or, at least, spar for an
opening long enough TO- peacemakers
TO intervene.
why do we maintain coast guards
and land batteries. II they are not 70
- fought to the highest state OF
y why do we have a navy
\it is not to be mkde ade-
-. lre they not both warlikc
- ~ =. -. 4. Y !. 49,.
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First ChristInn Church.

There were two splendid services
AZ the First Christian Church yestcr-
day. and large congregations az both.
Dr. Moore spoke from the text:
and they saw no man save Jesus
only" The sermon was a thought
ful one and was well received by the
congregation. Jesus should be con-
siscucus IN song. prayer and sermon
The apostles and early eyangelisis
preached Christ to the people and
thus. figurstlvely speaking, turned
the world upside down Jesus should
also be seen In the Ife and character
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

BY buying a red cross stamp you
may be contributing a little toward
the saving of your own life or that
of a loved one from dread tubercu-
losis. The whole world is engaging
in the fight against the white plague
Doctors might aid in this battle by
obeying the law in regard to report
ing cases Of tuberculosis to the heath
department and fumigating premises.
Doctors tell us that tuberculosis Is as
contagious as smallpox. and yet they
are the worst offenders.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14
stock COMPANY,

The Dillingham; Stock company
will open a three nights engagement
at The Kentucky theater on Thurs
day night in the four-act play, "A
Cow Boy Captain" The cast is made
up of actors who have been trained
especially in this line of work, ana
they bring to it ability. enthusiasm
and earnestness. During intermis-
sion high-class specialties will be in
troduced by eight vaudeville stars,
making a complete dramatic ana
vaudeville show combined. on Tues
day night ladies will be admitted free
on usual conditions.
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Economy in the Kitchen.

Many dollars may be saved each
month by ordering from the grocer
only those articles that go the farth-
est and really have good food value
for the money expended. For illus
tration, one package of "OUR-PIE
Preparation will make two large pies
that are simply delicious and sure to
please all who taste them. Nearly
every grocer In the country sells
these goods. Try a few packages
and you will buy often. Lemon, cho-
colate and custard.
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Cumberland prsl,tcrInn.

Two good services were held at
Cumberland Presbyterian church yes
torday. large congregations were pres
ent both IN the morning and evening.
The pastor. Rev. d. W Fooks. preach
cd In the morning from the subject.
"The Divine Discipline OF Life" In
the evening from the subject. THE
Angel, the Way and the Place Pre-
pared" There were three additions
made to the church at the evening
service. making total OF rs addi-
lions since October -.
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The Rev. J W. BACKYARD. the presld-
Ing elder, held quarterly conference
at the church last nlrht but the bus.-
ness was deferred until tonight. The
Rev J. W. BACKYARD preached last
night, while the pastor The Rev. T.
J. owen, occupied the pulpit at the
morning service.
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Forntsin Avenue.

Tire Rev. G. ". Banks. pastor Of
the Fountain Avenue Methodist
church. has been engaged by the la
dies Aid society Of the First Meth
od.st church at Paris. Tenn. to de-
liver a lecture during che holidays on
the subject. "A Trip Through Pales-
tine on Horseback Mr. Banks will
tel Of his experiences and the impres-
SONS ne received during his trip
through the Holy Land
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county. comprising 1876 acres, for
$296,24S.
Two million five hundred thousand
pounds of hurley, half Warren crop,
delivered at Bowling Gren bring In
5000, 900.
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Tenth street

a great deal OF interest an church
work Is being aroused among the
memberfhip % the Tenth street CHRIS
tian church through the efforts OF the
new pastor. the Rev. C. r. Jackson
Besides the good attendance az
church the enrolment az the sunday
school Is steadily Increasing new mem
bers being added each Sunday
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

The board of fire and police
commissioners will meet tonight at
the city hall in regular session, but
the police and firemen will not be re-
elected tonight. All OF the applca-
ton blanks are in, and II is thought
that the board members may look
over them tonight. It is said that
the election will not be held until
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

The Sunday school children OF the
German Evangelical church are re-
hoarsing a Chrls'mas program 10 b.
rendered AZ the church the night Of
December IS. 4 similar program
will also be rendered the same night
az the German Lutheran church
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

Wonder how the information that
the president has proof Of congress
sional wrongdoings leaked out OF the
white house. soon after committee
was appointed to propose action IN
regard TO the presidents message.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

The Bob Dudley arrived this morn
ing al o'c,ock from Nashville ana
al way landings and at noon she left
Tor Clarksylle With a large cargo Of
delight aud a number OF passenger.
The Dudley viii return Tuesday
night from GAINESVILLE and leave az
noon "Wednesday for Nashville.
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Seconi Rantist.

There was a good attendance at
each service at the Second Baptist
church Yesterday and the pastor
preached two interesting sermons.
One new member was added TO this
church at the NIGHT service.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

Some people have expressed sur
prise that a blasphemer ike the
leader OF the Holy Rollers was not
struck dead at once; but Sharps
actions in court suggest that he is en-
Toying q little Hell on earth right
now.
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Tim Murphy Tomorrow Nisht.

Tim Murphy Tomorrow Night.
Tim Murphy will disclose one OF
the happiest roles he has ever had
when he appears as David stratton.
the miner, in Cupid and the Dol
lar" at The Kentucky Tuesday night.
II is a romantic society comedy. So.
cety Is shown in all its convntion-
ality, in the drawing rooms OF cit,
mansions. with snuggeries by huge
freplaces, piilowed corners, fiickering
night-lights, etc In this refreshing
setting are found a group of romantic
people, all agents of Cupid in his
generation of the great
world-force-love. The story is el.
ceptionally strong on its fundamental
lines and the audience is held in sus-
pense and given invigorattg sur
prises at frequent intervals. but the
gossamer of laughter is over all. The
characters are all amusing. the lines
are witty ami the pictorial features
treat the eye to modish dressing and
beautiful scenery.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
November. 1908.

TOTAL $500 A-N'"Vf
Average for November, 19OS.. .5O5z
Average for November, 1907. 1895
Increase ..... ........' Liz
Personally appeared before me
this Dec. l, 1908, R. D. MacMiflen'
business manager of The sun, VINO
affirms that the above statement OF
the circulation of The Sun for the
month of November, 1908, is true TO
the best Of his knowledge and belief.
NV commission expires January
10. 1912.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
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News of Theatres
AT THE KENTUCKY.

Tuesday-Tim Murphy In cupid
and the Dollar"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Dillingham; stock company.
Christmas (matinee and night =
Brown of Harvard"
January dustin Fainum in
"The Squaw Man."
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LEEAUST A
RfzSd!Iss1is=
III 49, - ..
- ~ ~

how it win turn out FOR me. The case
Is too difficult for me 20 be able TO fore
see that. For me II may he mastery
! always thought It would mean that
or perhaps, somehow. 1t may turn 10
ruin" lie pressed Sophy's hand now
and smiled NJ her. She understood and
returned his smile. But the question
isn't one OF my interest My duty Is
plain
lie walked quickly 10 his writlne
table and unlocked drawer lie To-
turned 10 the table with IN envelope g.
his hand and sat down between Marl'
and zefkoviich.
CONTINUED In Next Issue)
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SPAGHETTI As AN ARTICLE or
DIET.

Spaghetti Is becoming more and
more appreciated for it's wonderfully
nourishing quality and its unlimited
cooking usefulness. People can do the
hardest kind of work on Spaghetti diet.
In Fact Spaghetti entirely replaces
meat In many homcs-more tnan full
Milling every requirement for tastlness.
nutrition and variety. at a price wholly
gocdness Mi Mith ih,ssCEFAusTR
sure the spaghettit y3FiSya11i .0ss,sis--i&
you you BUY Is Faust Iu - =; :; -..z4
Made IN America Clean auc whole
some through and through. You're
never at loss To serve Il "A new way
from soup to dessert. So adaptable
that you'll be constantly discovering
dinerent ways of preparing g. sold
by nearly all grocers--nve and ten
cents package.
Book Of over twenty Faust Spaghetti
recipes VIII bee sent you free on re-
quest.
MAUI.L BROTHERS. ST LOUIS. MO.
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II takes a lot Of p.ety to stand up
against prosperity
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

The Evening sun-ioc Week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-14

Third Street Methodist.
A maet.ng Of ire ofIiclal board Of
re Third Street Methodist church
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Daily Thought.

Be wise today its meaness t.
defer.-Young.
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you DON'T HAVE TO WAIT
Hvery dose makes you feeibetter. Lsx-po
Keeps your shole tnsides right sold on ~
aon-y-hses plsn everywhere. Price
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Continued In Next Issue)
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goodness. But be
sure the Spaghetti
you buy Is Faust
Brand SpaEhetti.
Mazda In A...-t..
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New York New Hapen & Hartford
 Railroad
JUNE 27, aeos

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 Fog Washington via Harlem Rive 'l:oO ?. m.. 'I2:00. night, daily.
 For Boston via Hartford and WI mnnfic-.'l1:03 a. m.. '4.03 p. m. a PrGs.d:nyssiSe ,s :,se5. :s';o si .sss fa ny, .gii' a. Gn.' m .ls.o5, % .a.ss. sasSnssSsa :s:ss. ll:l5, a. m., '1:47, s6:i4. p. m. Hundl --'l:io a. m., 'l:ii. '5;ii ?. m.
 For Hartford, sprinsneld. E.c.--s1 x4:oo. 6:Sb, 7:4b, .o.JS, 'il:lb, & xl:Uo,- sl:47. 8:l0, -4:G3, x5:06. s6| 6:l5, 7:10, (to Hartford), xs:lo. 103 Il'oo p. m. Sundays-'1:l0. xe; xll:46. a.. m, 'l:47, '5:30. s6:44, [: 'iss; For New New Z. Goason, %i E.e.-.s:s,. '. l;o5, lto saybrook Junctio .l2;42, '2:5s. a:O5. 400 (to Eaybro saybrook). slI5:io, s7:O6. S:lb, to c, ford. t6at. to Saybrook), s10:00 D. Sundsys-s2:20, s3:6l, 3:52, a. m.. si2; '2;6S, s4:56, '7:o6 D.. m.
 For MlddletOwn, Wlllimantlc, Ntl 1:SS a. m.. 12:6s. 6:1o. ?. m. Sunday 7;c0 ?. m.
 For sheIburne FalIs. Etc-7:It .. l2:20 (to New Hartford), 4:01, 6:0S, m. (to Westfcld).
 For WateFbury-6:4s, (via Naugatt Junction), 500, 1885, 9:32, .. m. q 5:45. 7:lo. l1:4o. p. m. Sundays-S ll:15 a. m., 6:45. S:bl p. m.
 For Winsted-6:4S. (via Naugat, Junction.. 9:S2 a. m., 2:35. 6:l6, 7:lC m. Sundays-.S:25 a. m., 6:46 D. m.
 For PittsIcld and Intermediate Poi -656, (via Bridgeport). 9:32 a. s2:00, 4:06 D. m. Sundays-S;05 e. n
 For Litchneld--9:32 a. m, s2:00, s4 6:l0 texcept Saturdays), p. m. 8l days. S:0b a. m.
 Express trains xLocal expresa
 Parlor car limited. sSaturdays. w. c. HIERD, A. D. SMITH
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THE TWO ORPHANS
Kate Claxton's Famous Comedy at Polls Theater Next
 Week.

Kate Claxton's famous melodrama, the talk of two continents and one of the plays that will last forever. modernized for stock purposes this season and only allowed presentation In certain cities, The Two orphans, V will be the offering of the Poli Stock company for all of next week.
 The company has been augmented for the difficult casting of the various parts of this strong play and splen- did production of the same Is prom ised.
 The beautiful snow scene and the prison scenes will be vividly portrayed and the entlres presentation will be made up to the minute.
 Daily matinees will be the rule. and at every matinee the ladies will re- ceive coupons for the diamond brace let to be awarded on Monday. August IT, at the matinee and which will ,be on exhibition in the window of s. Fry's on Church street.
 On Friday afternoon It Is desired that all stock patrons be in the au- dlence as a ilashnght picture VIII be taken of the audience and copies of the same presented at the matinee a week from this Friday. It will be a nash-light matinee.
 This afternoon Is school children's matinee at Poll's and they will each be given popcorn package at the matinee. School children are admit ted to any part of the theater this aft ernoon for ten cents.
 Last chance this afternoon for the ladies to collect the numbered cou- pons for the one hundred piece dinner set which has been on exhibition in the window of Gamble-Desmond stores. On Monday afternoon some fortunate lady will be enriched with this beautiful set but she must be in the audience at the opening perform ance of The Two Orphans on Monday afternoon.
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Cherbourg, Aug. 7.--Arrived steam CT Prnz Friedrich Wilhelm, New York via Plymouth for Bremen (and pro- ceeded)
 Neville, Aug. 7,--sailed Steamer Corsican (from Liverpool, Montreal.
 London, Aug. 6,-Sa1led: Steamer Si- cilian, Montreal.
 London, Aug, 7.--Arrived: Steamer Hbernan Montreal
 Tastnet, Aug. 7-Steamer Campanin, New York for Queenstown and Liver pool, 40 miles west at Il a, m, Pro bably reach Queenstown S:SO p, m.
 Naples, Aug 6--Sailed steamer Flu ropa (from Genoa) New York.
 Southampton, Aug. 7.-Sailed: Str Kaiserin Auguste Victoria (from Ham burg) New York, via Cherbourg
 Cape Sartal, Aug, 6,Passed: Steam CT Regina Elena, Messina, etc., for Nor folk.
 Trieste, Aug. S-Arrived: Steamer Alice, New York via Naples
 Venice Aug 4.-Arrived: Steamer Clara, Pensacola and Norfolk via Bar celona for Triesmte.
 Lisbon Aug. 5.--Arrived: Steamer Peninsular New York.
 Rotterdam Aug, Arrived: Steam CT Noordam, New York
 Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-Cleared. Str, Friesland, Liverpool via Queenstown.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, August 5, 1908. ESTATE OF SAMUEL R. HOTCHKISS, late of New Haven, in said District, deceased
 The Trustee of the trust for the benefit of Harriet F. H. Keep, ct als.. having exhibited his account with said trust to this court for allowance, and made application to have the distribu- tees of said fund ascertained, 1t is
 ORDERED, That the 18th day of August, 1908. at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, be ap- pointed for hearing on the allow ance Of said account and application, and that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publsh- ing this order three times in some newspaper having circulation In said District
 By the Court.
 POHN L. GILsON,
 a6S Clerk.
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R. AND R. CORSET.

The k. & K. Corset and Underwear Shop are having sale of slightly soiled left-overs, and model corsets, which they are selling at greatly reduced prices. Also La Grecque underwear in all styles and combinations. and single garments. A few tailored shirt waists.
 At the same time will be shown the new French three fin one piece gar mont that the fall gown will demand. Everything in this sale Is a genuine bargain. Sole will continue until all arc sold, as room is required for fall goods.
 See adv. for prices in another col umn.
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NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London, Aug, 7--Arrlved Schr. Alice Maud, British, Wood, Bridgeport for St. Johns, N. B.; Fred. c. Holden, Port Bedding for Passport; Orozimbo, South Amboy for Passport; tugs Reso- two barges bound east; T. J. Scully, light
 Sailed: Tug Boxer, with two barges bound east Battler, with three barges bound east
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Antwerp, Aug, 7,-Arrived; Steamer Lake Michigan, Montreal via London.
 Genoa, Aug 6--sailed: Steamer Cit ta di Palermo, Sand Key.
 Sable Island N, S., Aug. 7-Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam, from Rotterdam for New York, was reported by Marcon- gram 7S7 miles east of sandy Hook at , ]. m, Will dock 6;90 ?, m. Sunday.
 Lizard, Aug. 7.-Steamer Philadelphia from New York for Plymouth, Cher bourg and Southampton, was 2S5 miles west at G35 D. nj. Will probably reach Plymouth noon Saturday.
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collected from vendors in payment of licenses. Judge Tyner in the city court the other day gave decision in which he declared that the ordi- nance with reference to the licensing of vendors Is unconstitutional. the board of aldermen having erred in delegatng their power to the chief of police. Alderman German thinks the board of aldermen will see the justice of the claim of the vendors and will see that they get their money back.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


 District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, August 6, 1908. ESTATE OF FRED c. FISKE, late of New Haven, in said District. de- ceased.
 The Administratrix having made written application for an order author izlng and empowering her 10 sell and convey certain real estate of said de- ceased as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, 1t Is ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 18th day of Aug ust, 1908, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that public notice of tho pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon. be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having cir culatlon in said District.
 By the Court.
 JOHN L. GILSON,
 a1 3t Clerk.
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crxEnAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, Aug. 7.--Arrived' Steamer i'11i, Cane Race, N. F., Aug. 7.--steamer california, Glasgow and Neville, for New York, in communication with the Marcni station here when 1,O46 miles east of Sandy Hook at 6:90 a. m. Pro- bably dock f:90 a. m. Monday.
 Havre, Aug. 7.--Arrived: steamer La Touraine, New York
 Queenstown Aug 7-Sailed: Steam CT Arabic, (from LiverpooD New York.