Putnam patriot. [volume], May 01, 1908, Image 4

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«*rfTNAM VIKDM AM t'O,/
fditonal Serip*.
England in couriered lb* uimt #»n ;
lightened nirittian nation of the world
yet vnni’ 111 It* law* are true* 'if I'a rim
rousday*. One i* Imprison merit fur
debt. I>ieken* "ought iu almllshmen! ]
by lulling ii|> U> view, In raw of hi* |
Immortal stone*, its libiei iu* prartien!
working*. An unfortunate debtor i- i
taken from III** ilefreiMirnt family t* ,
CBU*e h* 1 BUn-.l p'i\ a few 'hi r-'' ,
and kept there sndr IlniteH. If «li~ |
chanted be "till owe* hi* ereditor. An
effort I* made there, no to otslilerale |
the iiifatnon. law . In»? !« ram to a few j
|round* Inatead of shilling* to subject I
ttw debtor to imprisonment
The promise grow* lM-ller. untler the
deliithtfnl weather, for Immeme rrop
thi* year, In Canada a* w< la* in Mil*
country. If thlr. turn* out true tin
effectaofthe finaneial depression will
melt like ml*l» ts-fore bright sunshine
A rlair I ray la again a failure thi* year
It ought to la- eelebrateil next year In
thi* etty With thegladnea* of a general
picnic.
The I toman < ‘athnllc eliureh in New
York celebrated It* centenary wtiti the
moat Imposing religion* display ever
witnessed In this country In the-log
tng of a graml Te Ih-uiii In one rhurrh,
«, **> children partlel|inte<l
Wealth bring* no pleit*ure say " « ar
negie I’rnf. Van Ilyke ls*lie\r* that
the rich afe imhnpplet than the |*«ir,
nml that every tnerciiienl of wealth tint
Hilda In dlaenrilenl. Klein r Ilian an)
nation known to hi*lory, Anierir'ii I*
yet singularly re*tle**, dt*roiitenled,
ami unhappy *nys the l’ruie»*ur.
Seri* !ary I ni! run!him* mi the nnr. r
Hr lefl today day h>, I'nnanin hisrith*
Home dl* l u filing IJ nr ,1 Inn* Inlwo li I hi
llama and I olotiibbi V\ hen In n*
turn* in time wnk* Ilnur two Krptib
llr** will la! happier for hi* visit
A ladirwr in < 11ii-11nn ■'m ionn* milled
In ii heal«*f of |h« elmteh, iiimI li-niiN
hi* miii l«M’ w a* not 1m nh'*l I * \ j»fi*\or,
I>uI **)ireiol lilt* <11•*• «**—** to hi* l»‘K. ** hit'll
had In t** am put jtlt d, hr *uie<l the
healer for :*i*.i,nno fm thv Jo**» of hi* Iok
itml recovered ♦jo.nnu.
The 17th NaUonnl <'n»i«rt**H of 11»«•
|) A. It., al \Vii-lliltirtoii, flowed hist
HiltUfih,\ It w ns our o| Um* ino-t hm
erwwlul in tin* hl*tor,v of lh<* organi/a
lion.
hr. Morgan hl\, Iteetor of Tilnllv
|iirl»h, New York, died on Weduenday
aged M veitwr.
llurlaia l»» < huim II
I he l loth annual meeting of tin*
\\ linlham < ounlv Medleal A>*»o« iall«»i»
v*uw hvld at tin* l*titnmu Inn la«d wo k
Thursday
At I he bt*idn« s* nio tiiiK t lit* follow
|
y ear
President John A Pain*', M h , ol
Thompson
Vli'r President John \\ W.itlor,,
M h , WIlUiminln
.'Mr v and Tieaaurei- J |. toitdner,
M h . s out rat Village.
I h‘ i • ■ale I* -i | w • v - i > !(un. \ li<
Imam, M h . I *anie I- «n
I Vim or lor three warn I I
iiMMtdn, M I1 . \Y11liinantit*.
t 'ouneillor lor Hurt yours —( . < «• 11
drfulwvf, \\ inKliitook
IkdegaltM t » enmity Hw*«H'lntions
Hartford J It Kent, M h. Putnam
X«l loll livid - L. M ilnu, M l», \\ II
liman* *r
\i w London \N li Jnihon, M H ,
I imileUon
Middlesex I ihuiitl I IS i i v. M H ,
rntnam
Now Hawn I It Parker, M I» ,
\\ lillmantl*
Tolland II It Lowe M I* . Put
Ham.
There were neveral interesting pajM is
ton I anti thst-usM'tl, hut verv httU- »d
the pmt-rotlums would Ik' ol illtcreM t«»
fin* general reader, hut of gieal value
t ‘ the 1 kn lurs
Cungrc**
l imgre*.* (lit- (It * u »t l-» elo*e it* la
in!* nil till .Vltll Ill'll lid III M AI !*'
\ ur\ Ini'! i>een dt'imered o he t il *y
the National uo\eminent ran take im*
Mnsioii of thf Wliilv Mountain mill
hold II a* lore*t rrn'i i alloil I Iic House
judicial v Committee now dn Inn- it cun
I* Wijulrol mi eon*UluUoiial ground*
a* mi HisjuUtiimi lii aid iif urn Imitlini.
\\ hat lininml Hint lU'Xlhllc ihlMli ImHU
wniiilrrful I 'modilutlon.
On Monday President l\no*c\elt sent
In I unities* h speetal mcnHin ii'uik
tiiK I lx* legislative a otk, mid aitmn u ig
inn legislation along the line* nwiii
mended ill hi* *js-e1.HI message III Jan
nary dial It wa* not read in other
limiw.
lire iH'iiatnn hill* pul through last
1 'Idas amounted In over 1
ri» (uiKHiriM Imal investigation l»
•nun to cli>«. The commutin' re-pUred
both companies to jiixhIucc Itreir Umk»
It *l*n re»|UCal«a| He preventative l.tlle\
to produce lit' telle! preai book coin at n
i \g copies of leltct*. signed with hi*
name, referring to the piwnt investi
gation, all letter* to or (torn him lo any
IH ianni in any * ay connected v* tth any
Connecticut m h ip!i|* t, since KetnuH
ry i, itaev also hia clerk*' note took
Through Id* lav* ver Mr. i-IIley refused
t*. comply with tin* re<pie*t Kviikiil
It the ca**' will end uns*U'!aeton.y a*
llueMtleme lia* yet Iwn given topi vc
th« truth of the charge* inaite at am'l
the submarine comparty
Die |*re»»de*rt» special nu-ssage ua*
read in the Senate on t\ cslnesday, and
•i*o in the iiouw.
Mu, J it Kent ha» •*«•.! in Port
land, Me., litewliui a m«tms of the
Woman * Foreign Mimhuitiy Society
held there l!ll* week ■'die i* Seuioi .se
cretary of tire lonuecttrut Woman '
Foreign Miasiouary society.
Biofrsptnul Sketch nl tbe Ml M|ir
Clark.
Two week* ago we ga.e the announce
frH^nl of the ?»th of Kdgar ♦ u*k at
hia bomton Klw wtr «*l,TMv morn*
ning at 4 o'clock* April I ■, after an ill*
i»i^« of a few dityi, at U» wr of *4.
Mr lvl|«r t lark wa» known by nrwwt
jpcople, arid e\ pi* iw»*t of hU friend-, *3
mt upright < hfi«tian nHw*n. an *bk
utid e% fierier ced engiBeer, who had
iren eny»i(' d <> f#on important *dvil pn
irinecmnr work, nrir hy and at niany
dUt&nf j*#tfiU, and that U all, except
• m . . • 4 ■ tC ■ * '1 > e; - ; *
There another jdi#^ of HI* life
known only to hi** family anrl a fei$ in*
tiniatp friend-. That w ,»* bU *tu *!ion*
ins e«t he niton * Into tin* deej*r realm*
nf astronomy ami oili«r oraorhe* of
«*oieftce If lie* hail w riter* nut bin view*
'#n of Hip intricate of
red ronomy, w btef* lit* hail ma- ered,
in a jmpuiar form. In* wonht base won.
no doubt, a Imrh and honorable pin****
rt* an authority.
He wa* atway* pka^cd to engage in
iiinlti-n of a do p tcievitihc nature that
interested hU atitdiotia abilltie* hut had
no thought of making a «11w|»I*iv of hi**
in » digalion* requiring deep thought
and careful examination. It wa* the
*ielight lie took in hia uttidio* to which
he applied IritPfiM* InU'iwt and mental
force, from which he ikrjvwl all the
gratification he eared to have.
HU abilities a "killed draughts
man enabled him to make whatever
drawing* he required in hU mdronomi
eal *tudle«, and thus through the eye
hU work wan deepened and made clear
er.
We might go on telling of the use
ful *tiidie* that has e occupied hi* apart
tlliir, liiorr rspt'rialh HIIH'C In- «nvr il|i
his regular professional lalmrs W *’
» ill, however relate in a few wortlslhe
I ns i emplovniftil llinl ni».iirUil Ins
II it in I ami heart previous anil up l>> the
UlllPof Ills Ill-Ill li. rti III WHS tin- sail
illy nf the great \uieriraii Arnimlii
n uni i ill tin* is in t i iii'ii t amt tin* world
Hi* IImiI In sir it misiiiiplisli Hs lirsi
mis<iihi Irltiiu pliant 1} I" tils y ri'iit Rrat
i 11 i-ii l ti it i Ills 1111 in I ami lit* n rl writ*
iiitililftl w 111It- sltll llir iulliieiire of tin
( mil friiilny put r mt it* Invnltv ilmtiina
Ini tin- \mt iit*it11 |K*npl(*i!iiilpiirtlt'U'
larlv tlitisf «l \i w I nylaiiil Ilf saw
nil thr minus ni tlir Ki piililit* us ilul
his fiirflntlifis Whatevti troneerneil
n toner imi] him whatever nllei'leit )
hts I'limitr\ all rltil him III** Iti.vtilt\
l-i tin tth is *if tilt'fimiitlrrs nl lln Hr
11 . Ill II i • III ' h*l HI i'll ’ 11r ‘ *t
log llr ' 11.\ I'i its mil I sr vv it limit till \
ill!\fist riittfisui, ImI g Me veil " tit'll its
lull In" rti unilerl.V tug pi inn pits were
slighted or mlstisf I In Hi ndi l*ei| rti
Iris, hut thr KrpuhlU' to liiin remained
ns purr atol yiiiuti ns wIll’ll ftiuiulrtl.
lit' l|\l"t, ill I Sflisr, III II past nyr,
mul tlifirfoit « I* not fully understood
h> |host* hi ills m itiotlrrit Ideals mul
under dlttereiH inllurnrrs Ilian hi'.
It inn\ lluis l»t iiii.hiurtl lion In' re
Knrttrtl tin* sailing l thr great Ihs l of
V ii it rtrail u iiiships (hr most uttigni
lirrnt dtspinv ol naval |«'vver ever s
Ilelll,
Mi i ink |. iml a mapof I'li- i-iiii
tlnciil nrnii I « Inch llu' Heel w n- I«•
suit III1 t ilk <| illlll I’lWoUb U**l U
slat! until 11 tinpmn, anil thence mi
not tvtin: ami mai king each halt until
H n iiltftl tlif Stratta nl Magellan,
« lii if i i,f inti's ahroatl lluntislil it imi't
!<f wifi-ki l ami tfii'.omtnioush tail in
eouiiileiing lls |itir|hisf Ihi'ii' ui'io
a,so some \ iiu’i leans only n ti’ii so
ili'HiIf)ini In patriotism, through halreil
tn tin- y.liiilmslniUi'ii, that they seem
f I ilf«imils tn half thi- prophecies of
Ini fig ii fit's fillin' Iruo.
M i. t lai k hint no inlsgn ings as If thf
successful missifti nf thf gif at (lift It
n ns. tn him, tn iln a groat missionary
sol \ nf tn tin- nan so of penis* ami g»**l
mil to all tail' of uifii. anil In lni|>rfss
tin* gloat »at |H>wer« of the Ulif Worlil
min tts ability to fstouli' every ne
• s ssaty slotv to |inilM*l it* own anil the
noaker nations iiiiilor Its care, who
were trusting in Its gnantiaiiship for
safety from U-ing wrongest Before the
Heet real Inal It* ilestlneil hartair on the
I’ai'Ulf coast, ll» hfilllanl success m na
Mgaling all walors with no semhlanee
of an unpleasant hitch: the terror of
frieinlshl|> unmutakenly nprewnl hy
all the Republic* ou it* long journey,
awakenesl new conceptions in the i
nmols ot rulers anil statesmen ahroaif j
of the gramleur anil (siwer of the great j
Republic ol the V\ est. who pr s laimeil
i openly their full eonlhlence in llie #oM*
j lit, oi Us iH'aeefiil mission
i VII these changes of opinion ami ex
] juessious of gisal w til, simply confirm- ’
est M i t 'lai k In lit* conceptions of w hal
the ileet was itewltnml to accomplish,
w iitch ga\e him Inevpressmse ib.ighi
! He livnllo see alljt hts, which arthfitesl
him inn It comfort at thf ni V' lar
as is,not ic ilf if in fhioni, ksl ail—the
events that iransptrvtl to the fleet until
i anvlio eit m Antetl.m walors.
t he map will he presetvefl In the la
in \ as .1 on who was *o
gneatly hiveil ami wo well unik’istissl.
His : .in ial t.s-k piac ale
h kttf, hl» I'a'tor, Be, f I*, "sargent,
f min, lo.g ! in 'O' l i,i Ull wo
from} f t f xit ♦ ‘Orr t*f *i>e
*tp. er cord w »» loosed were
|ht worrii u^<l by Mr < l*rk tc
rniiy iifler lie felt the fin*! fharp p*in.
e«u«ed by the rupture of the *rtertew
which resulted in ?hi* death, a premo
nition, lie realized. of the eio*e of hi* j
earthly life
Krofii the Tollauid and \\ In barn I onn- ,
tv I li*tory,w hieh contain* a Mo^raptil- j
cal *kete?i of Mr. < fark and hi* family.
we glean the foi lowing additional facti:
Mr <'iark tw»rn March #»- I**-4,
in Pulnam—then a part of Killinscty. 3
He graduated fr mi the Bac n Aeade-,
my In f ole heater. After *eve'al year*
In thi« inatiuition he taught aeftooi in !
t olebeMef, air! then In l.3»t Hampton
arid he afterward* iwseanie a rivil enjri* 1
ne* r. At tie* ftw "I iio he went to Pm- j
vidcnee and eonneeied hirji*Hf with a .
firm of ghernlnt* to jieffeci himself in i
that ***'!♦•!IJe remained with the ,
firm wet era) yearn, but the confining 1
duller wo affVefed Ilia health that he j
£ t #• if up and returned to engineering. 1
II • iiccame connected witii the Boston j
and Worcester Kaiiroad, with which j
company he remained many year*. )
Hi* work haw not aii tween in connee
tioii with railroad*, he having had eon
Midcrahle e\|wrienee of the ml new of
tin* country , notably in northern New
Jersey and lVrin*yl\arna.
The kiiiih ii*' roiling null of the < arn
bria iron company, at < nmhria. Pa., |
i* the product of Mr. I’lark *geniuv
In New Jerwy lie wa* connected
with »*onie difficult problem* in under
ground surveying, but which he wolved
to the -atlsfaction of thowe who em
ployed him.
In Jh.,7 he cum* to Putnam to live,
arid ran the line under William lA*wler.
a Keologiiit of note, for the Bouton,
Hartford A H-hkill Railroad company.
Il«- wm*m memlier of the Connecticut
Society of Knirineera.
He haw served the town of Putnam
aw Miirveyor for a nund-cr of year a
It 1* unnecessary to give in detail the
variouM engineering and other profe*
-ion a I work in which he had f**eii en
waged. kcrnf.i \ Uing H"1" luted with
tl.c |» adinv i n ! ■ *rtd* of t fie • u 11 f < s
On < ictoirf-r ♦«, 1s/»l\ Mr. i arke w a*
married to Mi** Mary * apner Kxlon,
of < linton, N J. To thi* union w* re
Ihjmi time children Thomas I stun,
who died in infancy' Ml** Surah I i
/id cth, and Harriet I xlon, wSm mar
r»ed hr I I <*uild.of Wimlaui.
Andrew frost. who wml to I lor -
da for Inhealth, ise\| tried homo tins
w eek
Hie “forty hours’ devotions ’ will
• l*o observed at St. Mary A church next
i Sum I ay.
H cor ire Brown, of St. Louis, sou of
(•liman II Brown, is home for it short
him.
hr Margo rile Bullard has twilight
the hr Hough j»ro|n>rt\ corner South
M aln ami < • rou* st rot*l
I-‘twin T Host*, a tx>\ at the t nun
tv Homo, by order of Judge ItixM-il,
has Ison sen I to tin* school for Ihivh in
Meriden, U'caiise tic was incorrigible.
The school* of tlu* city were dosed
Friday to give tin* teachers an np|wutu
nit \ “1 attending tile Teachers’ i onven
t ion in Ne w I * union
-.leiome loUftellotte andheorge S.
Bradley hiivcUvii tip|>nio!cd apprais
ers of the estate of the late i laremioii
M (ireene.
Mr. :md Mis. i Kw aid Hregdre, of
Soutlihridgc, sjH'iit Sunday wilii A| i.
ami Mis. Simon Lai lev, on Woodstock
avenue.
Mrs Kdgur t’larke. Miss s Kli/a
bdh i’larke, ami Mrs. Klla iModdard,
have returned from a visit a till i»r.
tftilhl ami family in Wtmlham.
— A few of the new triangular regis
try tans, on do^s, are to In* ween alsiut
town. The time for registration, with
out iwnully, expires tins, Thursday,
night.
The llepublit an Town < ommittec,
recently elivtol, lias tweii organized
with Vrehibald Maclkmaldas ehaii
man ami Henry J llioyer as elerk
The comm it let Is now constituted <!
nine members
vi ;i» burned nu r i'll Sunday m ar ll <•
town fnnn. The great abundance of
leaves 'liil lliltng the woods make foi
i '1 tlre» a mtu"' menace under the |>i>
v alenec of the‘very dry weather, and
e\t i a c ue Mini w alchfu im-ss should t«
OVrtilsed by those W till go into till'
u.K'ik In the lire Sunday the town
h-st -■' mrilx ol h»hmI
Mr ami Mrs Francis Jasmin, of
School *treel, celebrated their iiolitt'ii
WnlilniS anniversary Iasi Saturday
evening, although they have Iwn mar
ried i >rus Then? were 4t guest*
present. Itie \enerahle couple iwr
presented with ' hi gold, an appro
priate presentation address taring deliv
ered In Miss Alev Ross They have
7 ehiUInut ami grandchildren. They
were niarrrevl in t amnia Kefresli
inenl-s were served ami an eiyoy able s,s
el a I hour was passed.
— Mystic may tie a place small in
st/e, hut In some progressive directions
it excels many iarge and pn-tenlious
places For one thing it has a Hoard of
Trade which has been twelve years in
existence all the lime doing good work
ll has public-spirited cilirens who
think human life tsj inteiuUM for a no
bler purpose than groveling through
its short course civ lv> graltly sordid
phvdeal iialure. They et\joy meeting
tvvgethet and plan to do good t>» their
’home place, and indirectly wherever
their inti teiioe reav'hes "The Mystic
Times gives about as much space re
|s>rtiug the speeches and doing' v>f a
t ail', ,v, given by It' Hoard ot I ra I
the 1“ vTHior vlut in rejvorltng our Httsi
ness Melt s RaiOjUct, whichcsme v !!
the night alter their s was given. As
1 we reavi the v|eva'lit > they *r-..med tn
tone and purpose simi.ar to tho-e we
prime.*. The Time* al-o sixes an il
lustraUvm of an immense new manu
facturing l-uilditiig creeled there. The
s urit of U.isittcss is ci ivieutly march
ing on
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Clothes for Young Men
r*
We arc -per
: -mart K
y , , ws. If you appreciate extreme style
j / 4 of a Suit.
you’re I tie C!i<i0 Wo Wont to Soo
w.
kn
n
Suits hI
'i ,•
;. o
ur_t man that knows will appre
.nd handsome patterns, t oats
- tlap" in coat and vest, cuffs on
... ;v»ut cuffs. Not a single style
♦ | .
•J I *J
l,s a bit or I rouble to show Young
.Men the sort or garment we have for them.
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Marriages
In Nlooxiip, April -7 by ICev ■ John
Itroderlek, Albert H. (• indie of I’ntiiBlii
Hint Marie Ixtulae Itoi.itaille of ('enUal
VillaKt.
Deaths
In I *n In am, Apr i. ph < oiler re.
ni(ei| '>*1 years.
In North WooiNtoi k. \| il -'i, W al
ter I'one Snow. mod V y tr
ill I’litniiin, A|ni i I’ierre < arre,
Hired .:i year-.
I n I’nltinrii, \ | Mmi i.i J IV
cllie. Hind z month', __ .In
in I'litiiurn, A| -I Mel:e Mi-e'im,
am d 7.1 years
In l leal a, I a.. A j ■ I .1* n it bun (
Fieiieh.nired \ i i., ... I'iain
j Held.
M
.
lit t u
i t it^ ii'Mi:t.’iiai^r,
Vrawk* Him k .Main St.
A • i * n < I« o i 41 * mi- i * t>| lOtif
| Baiiard 6c Clark,
J Funeral ■.*£ Directors
i
Putnam, Conn.
Telephone cal in annwert-d promptly
r Ntebt 3 14 Day 3 4.
F i,a«!v a**nst»ut * h
I#//// Wail!
till May tat Ik !*>h- u iknni; < craeU rv Work
for Mcnor? 1 I>*v.
Lore Brothers
South Main Street
Putnam
Have a l*tyr stork <»t
Ornnite and Marltle Monuments,
ralilel-, tit a test line-, ,V
Samuel \V.
SATURDAY
BARGAIN D\Y
at Cliapiit’s Meat Market
i s r\vn;\ i v vtl nr a no !ui;k
Mfiui ;xi i .* a baaUuUti! of l f«
Groceries
to p'fn«i 1 c<t**touier»* I'ure foods < n'v
Fragrant in ft and r**aa, Freshest But*
ler and F.ggs. and Jh n* that delight (be
palate Wt *rt f vcr* of the public
health, happiness. and the pock t-books
•very day of the rolling y*ar Gad to
•dd your name to our list of pleased cus
tomers.
Krad Our Prire* for Sal unlay
12 Arllc t' * iii .h« Baikal Kim? for fl
2 lb OrvDu altii Suffur 03
2 Bar* of W<*k- >t»i« S.-ap, <'5
l Box of I'latoNr, 07
1 fjimp C'h mony, 05
l B tll« of I. irnoo Kx’.ract, 05
12 lb Tea. 30
1 2 lb CoBo«, IS
1 package I’oroatarch, 05
1 box Shoe Blacking, 07
1-4 lb Pepper, 10
l lb (.linear Snap* 03
|1 00
R-gular price, |1 42
DrstONS
CoarkMiMTX Ac.
• t * aarv *» a aw-ifk'" »«»
. »«<> ■. . ur X-ttm aimfcer an
• - * - .* .tfaa*. as*k-^04 wal *>o 4
uw, k ^civ * f\»r
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i **. ,**,-*. » mi «4f*nr#w n\ U«
Scientific American.
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cv .* f * f ► HmnkAt. +* l» a
l«u> * ar » »«*». IL iff Ait **#»*‘***i«r».
■UNN t Co.”’*— NewYork
lb*i,c* t«.«, sr V «, U. C.
First National Bank
— or —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL. - S 150.000
SURPLUS. S60,000.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Draft- Issued on all Foreign Countries
t nited States Depositan.
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GIFTS
Some very dainty bits of
l ine China
and
Glassware
as well as
Delicious Candies
in Boxes
Dresser’s Drugstore
New i
Improvements
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lr. levl. We are TODilipllr on she
lookout f..r ne* »cd orentm .on. !n.
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(he price of a gallon of
paint is of no account.
\\ hat’s in it ? There's the
rub. The most-gallons
paint is three-quarters
not paint at all. The
least-gallons paint has
nothing in it but paint.
There’s but one— DEVOE.
_For^ale at Burt’s Pharmacy
The Eastern Dental Co,
Elm Street,
I’r it. cy I! i>ck, opposite Congregational Church, Putnam.
Operative Dentistry
Most Modern Methods and Materials Skillfully Applied,
Mechanical Dentistry
li Grade A orknianship and Materials.
Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty,
The Eastern Dental CO.
Bradley Block Putnam, O'
Nothing contributes
toward giving a good ci&
smell to your home than
Pain! and llaiii
WE HAVE HANDLED
Derby Paint tor tri I<
and never heard.anythinz be1 *°*
it. All Standard Color*. fl.S® j*
and every gallon warranted la
oat door arork.
WE HAVE I'SED
Liqnid Granite Varnish for 12
and from personal acquaintance can >ay it is th*
Bt >t \ arnish for Floors, Furniture anti
" E EVER TRIED
Ballard & Clark,
5 1 n KE and HARDWARE.
UNDERTAKING, . Putnam, Conn