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PUTNAM WIN OH A k CO.. CONN.
Tfci Confercnie of Gaveraora,
Perh*i>*. In time. *» Preddent Kno*e
wlt'a Administration I* reviewed, the
mow l remarkable nniuim the notable
refill that ta\e dWll*uWml It* hi*
lory, will le the • inference «f lit# Gov
ernor* of all the Miate* to pre*e r ve th*
natural re**«ureewof the country It*
final camion «» held on Friday 1**1 at
the White lfon«e.
Jtcwiiic* th* Imt.v ernor* who
responded to the l’re*lilwtt « invitation
there were J hIk*-* of the Supreme ( "ourl
and Henatora, noted ex|wrl* and a niiin
tier of di-Urirfulahed eitlaen*. among
whom were Andrew < arneglc and W.
J . Itryan, who were an:-rig the *|**»k
er*.
The conference wn* harmonious In all
H* proceeding* with unrestricted lil*er
ty of opinion and < >. pre**ton of view*
The i’rexldent » «t*c**ch m opening the
Conference and at the closing *e**loti
were worthy of the occadon, and ini
parte*! the eaalteil «pirlt that Influen
ced every participant. All the *|*ech
e» and proceeding* are t<i te printed In
The entire prc*-of the country put
ftnide every expression of «li lie fences of
opinion, in it* unstinted patriotic praise
of the purport* and tofk of i fie? confe
rence mid «l*n of the President for
bringing it about. We give herewith |
tbe ,lfleclaration of the (tovernorH,1
wliieh aunia tip the work demanded
for the welfare of future generation**,
grid what step* are necessary to I**
taken by the Nationa! »*<> ermnent and
all the Ml ate* conjointly to eon*uni
male successfully the purport?* out
lined by the conference.
N’f cr^ani/atnm was for
filed ia*> none hm deemed nectssufy.
At«h\ linn• d**s*red the |*re* idetd, * n
|»i*% own volition, can call another con
ferenoc, or the hu i'fiior^ ‘ i»u *ugg* -4
to tlie President, at any time, tin ad
vtafcMiUy of hsv tug another« mfco nce
TMk; oml.li \ im I, \ IIA Tin.n .
The dec?)i«ration, on which the l*re
ttldent '* remark- wi re predicated, wn*
presented 1 < t‘i* conference b)
tGovernor iilanchard of Irom-iana «t
the o|M*tdtig of I he -<--ion. After read*
trig It Mr. Inane ha i *1 said Hint II pro
reeded on hroad lift* * and purposely
avoided making s|**eifU‘ indorsement*
of deal red pmjreH or legislation. It
follows.
We, the Governor*of the states and
territories of the I rilled Slates of
America, in conference assent bled, do
hereby declare tin* conviction that the
great J prosperity «»f our country rests
upun the abundant resources of the
land chosen by our forefathers for their
home**, and where they laid the foun
dation of his great nation We l«a»k
ti|«»n theae resources as a heritage to
be made use of in establishing ami
promot i ng t hi- .. i . i j i |'» > t > a I
happiness of the Vuierican people, hut
not to is* WH'lol, dclcriorgted or n« ed
ic#s)y destroy»d.
\S e agree (hat our country - future i*
involved in t lit - that the great natural
tftaoitrefN ni>|>|,)> lit* material basis
U|»>n whit'll »in civtU/atlon mu-l > oh
timif to dejsnid. and u|«m wltii’ii i!«■
|H’r |*‘t idly of Hu* nation llsi-tf rt'sl,.
We agree, in Ihe light of Imi
brought lor ill I blliiH ierlge and from ill
formation rm oi 'l from wruriv., w liioh
u v cannot I loll III, that this inuirtial
basis Ik llueittt neil Wllh exhaustion
Kven as eaeli simss'dlng gem inlloli
front the birth of lire nation lue» pci
forme I It* part in promoting llie pro
gie*-. Biot ilavolopim nt of the icpuldtc,
e « Jo wc ill till- g< iiemllon rcougni/t’ if
H'bIiIkIi ilut.v to perform our purl,
and this duty ill iBirte degree In tile
a I option of nim.uu - for I he conwrva
Iron of Hie natural wealth of lire
Country
We dorian our linn enmietioii Hint
Ihle eori«ervntion of our natural re
soiret-s is a aubjcrl of tr‘til'cnident (m*
|e. i.mot‘, wiill'll ^luui'il engage mire
Rjfttif.giy the mli nit ’u of the nation,
the slates Btid the pe. | iii earnest co
operation. riiese notu:al reniumi in
elude the land no vvhiflh »v live. Mill
which yield* our |o.hI llie living
water* which fertUtn the *oil, supply
jKiwrr and form great *\etiurs ot oum
meree the forest* which yield tire mn
lerials for our homes, prevent erosion
of the soil and conserve the navigation
and other uses ot out streams, and the
mineral* whleli form the l>aid* of our
Industrial life, and supply us with
heal, light and
Wf agree that the laml nhoulil In* •»»
utril that erosion amt soil wash should
mim, that tlrerr should la- reclamation
of atlil ami »rmi-artd regions by means
of Irrigation, ami of swamp amt oxer
flowed Rfltin« by iiitiiik of drainage
th<*1 ibe waters »(.. .Id te ■... iviiannl
and used a* to ptouiulr navigation, to
develop power lit the Interests of the
people. that lhr forests, which regulate
our river*, support our tnduatrtea ami
promote the frrtllUy amt productive
ness of thr soil, should tr piwrvtil and
perpetuated. that Ihr minerals found
•o abundantly beneath lire surface
should br mi tiM'd a* to prolong thru
utility that the beauty, healthfulm-**
and habitability of our country should
be pnvnnl ami IweitMwl; that tbr
sources of national wealth exist lor the
I tr nr lit of all the people, and that the
ruor»o|aily tUr.rol should not tie loir
rated.
We com live ml th£ vvi»*- forethought
of thr l*resbleul in sounding the uotr
of warning as lo the waste and ex
haustion of the natural n-wntrres of
thr oountry, and signify our high a|s
predation of hU action in calling this
conference to consider the same and to
seek remedte- ttirrefor through cu
operation ot the nation and the slates.
| We agree that thl* co-operation
•tumid find expre*>don in *tiirab!e *’•
lion by tbe < origre** within the limit*
of and co-exteu*ive with the n»,tl mal
! jsiiwflction of the «ul>j«et, an<l eom
j plem(nlar| theiel i by the >tri*iat ore*
! of the »everal ■•tale* witliin the limit*
I of and eo-exten»ive with their juri*die
I lion.
We <lelare the conviction tiia! in the
u*e of the natural mortice* *tal»*» are
I interdependeijt and tioiind to/ether hy
tie* of mutual tieneflta, re*po»*liilllUe»i
| and dutie*.
We agree In the whelom of future
conference* letaien lire I’rediteot,
memtier-t of r aof o ** and the Oover- |
nor* of tiie *t tie- resrardiiisr the oon»er- i
vatfoq lof our natural re-ouree*, with I
the %ie» >*f Continued erwofieratUrii and ;
action on tiie line- auirai -led. And io
till* end we a tvlxe that from time to
time, a* in hi* judgment may -rein
*w . the Ifo»i'tent call the Oo< errtor*
of the »tate», memhefx of < on NT re** am)
other* into conference.
I We ante that further action I* ad . i
! -aide to awertain the |ir***ent condition
of our natural reaauree* and to pro
mote Ihe con-crv atiorl of the *ame \nd
to that we reeonirneiid the appuinl
riicnt by ea<-h *tate of a commi—don
on the conaervation of natural rexou r
ce-, ly coui|*-rale w ith each other and
wiiti any -imilar coinmi-«lon on I*
lialf of the federal government.
We urge the continuation arid exten
*lon of fore-t politic* adapted lonecure
the huxhanding and renewal of our
dimlnMdiig ttnrilier *upp!y, the pre
vention of hull eriwion, the protection
of headwalum, and the maintenance of
the purity and rm- inability of the
ktreama. We recognize Ltiat ttie prt
vale ownership of for.nl land- entail*
rcpmndMIitle* In the Inlcrmt* of all
I In* people, and we favor the enactment
ill ;■»< broking to the protect Ion ami
replacement of privately owned for
e*ds.
W c fi «<'L'iii/e in our water* a most
valuable a*-et «f the people or ( nited
■Mate*. amt we ree onmeml the eiiaet
riM’tit "f law** ifMikirtu' to the eoiiservn*
(ion of water fivmiiTi fur Irrigation
v.v a t e i **ij»|»ly, ami mh iication,
to the imiiI that 11a iii'•-%*•.-■ it*! rodrh»*
! -! m mi- m av U* (nought under mm*
j |iW*tr eon t ml an * I fully utilized fori
e t-j y punm***. We •»|H »,ia!tv urge on
I the hit*ml i ungm~« the immediate
j a* to | it tort oi a wide, active and through
WiikiWih ;» •;ji . j i<ij1t„! - ■' I h
prompt Improvement of their w liter
► tnoi- riMpilied loi the u-t’-t of run
merec ami the protH'lioti ol tin* in
li’K .tod the mir |«•<*|»!**.
We recommend the enactment "j
law* looking to the prevention of waste
in the mining and* extraction of coal,
<»il, u a* iiimI other mineral'*, with a
view to their w i-»e e<niM rvai|on for the
in- of tin* jietple, amt to the |» rote el ten |
of human life in mine**.
Ia*t >ih eon*erye the foundations «*f
our prosjierit y.
Ihitprnor 19 ti|hf* New I fgUUltoli
< Governor tl niche** of New York Mate,
pr©|M»*e** t*> slick until the people de
• tile liet ween him amt the I <egi*lalurc
m refCitrd t«» new measure** tie deem*
are for their l**»ulti they areas fol
lows:
t vtension of ttie* powers of the pule
lie servtn* rninmUaum met telephone
am! telegraph companies
I Mieet inniiinatlolls
Prov idtng for a more complete hten
tlilealion «tt voters at registry lime
\no tiding tin* election uiw in r* :t
Inn to the go-, eminent of fatidical p t
ties.
idlttg : ■ - * the establishment «*t' A
him an of mercantile insfaetion in the
.ain*i department to look tiller dep.ut*
infill stores.
l*ro\ tdtng for an appropriation for
rebates on Ihjuor las veil Monies.
\ eomtnissloti h» tmpnre into tin*
tjlies!Ion of stock speculation.
\ commission to asecrtalii the mini
U f ami e.-iolit on of the unemployed
Most of tin ilmve art* sj**rlallv ie*
* pi int | in ' * i\ t y oi New \ ttik, that
ot nlenlify ing . **l«*i s w hen tin y register
as at t lines f mm 4u.ifc o to mi.issi f i ami ti
le at yotes , iw levn east at an eleet ion
by Mc°h»m is’ n it entitle I t«» vote.
laist we*;',,in lartford. the this
; ness Wen - \ss,». moii of » mneetie it,
adopted a • t* -o at ion l>v unanimous
\**te, lav oi »,* th eslahitshui *nt of a
p . O' 'i t j > i' iilssion hy the m \1
i m . u; - ii A \ This U one oi the.
measures i .<< e: mu 11 unites eom jslUnl j
the t * iiislature tv» adopt last \'eae. as it
was «*pp‘*M*d hv tl*i icreat emp»nattons
whiwa* hiisliies-s mettunts ttiey wautv'd
lit) eoininhsntn to Investigate, and the
sub*er y lent >enate eiuleavoctal tograu
fy ihein, hut the yoteis of the >tate
took tin* matter up ami the faithless
St*nator«* dropped ttieir op|s*situMi
If ttds measure is propyvse l a! the
iw\t hviiiM.il \sM*'uhi \, w tial senator
ot Uepres**iiiaUve yvtiuld have the te*
nierlly to please the cot|M»mtions, with
such a jaiwer as ttie <’oiuifH*t»eut Husl
nt's-v \ss*s iation e*mii»osrd of all the
hH*at As*.vH*iatlons of the Slate—-to eail
tilm to aeeount .’
Wttt
Practitioner* of .wteopalhy won a -tg
nal \ lolury In I hr Supremet ourl, la-l
dwIl iii Hrooklyn, N Y., when .lu
thv tHe key <lecnlo*l that they were
physician* ami entitled lo legai fe-xwt
nltlon a- »ucli In lenth-rlng: hli de
cklon the Ju*tice *anl.
■•The practice *»l iimlirlnf dor* no!
con*t*l merely in the aduuiil*trati me!
drug* or the u*c of surgical luslru
nmil> ll l> Clear |o my niiml that »*•
leopalhs are physician* ami practition
er* ol medicine except for the reatric
lion* |*ut upon them l»y chapter Ut,
which prohitut* them from admintslei
Ini drag* ami performing mi rcery ettfc
the ,*c of instrument* ami that they
are entitle I to ail the rigid* and aie
*ut ivt to all the |ienallle* of other phy
uriaio (nil medical practitioner*
t ar••enter Merlon KixiAn* can la
u-ed with very satisfactory result* on
«ither a Hat roof, slanting roof or jsak
ed rv*>f. It I* a lion-conductor of heal
ami coll, I lie upper room* ol a dwei
llng arc oe*‘ er in ->.111111101 and warmer
in winter than when other moling ma
teria-an - I M y on lx liney .V >11
cany a iuii slock. lt-*iklel ami -am
ple furnished frx*e,
.. «**■"• --
l or a mild, ea-v action ol the laiwrls
a -tug *«* ilo-e of I loan - HrguWU • -
enough. T teat men t cure* kltiltntl con -
►tipau'in . • vent- a i*>\ l-k your
druggist for them.
Tbc Ciuiiu Ctek. Vt Vurk,
In Sf* Vnrk Hly virion mlimuli
tiro havr social organi/attona. that are
a blessing In the roc-mlrers of each in
many way*. White there i« a kindly
remembrance of old honor-tie*, and ten
der friendship*, nothing in ever >aid
or done at these annual meeting* that
due* not denote the heartle«l toyaltv to
their adopted country.
Among ttie-e organization* (he Ca
nadian t'luh stands prominent for the
many members of Intellectual airility
anddtaUnguished character.
Neil Mar-jdiatter. M I).,of New York
city, hat well known here, is President
of the Canadian Club, and acted a«
To*atnia*lrr at the annual hari<|ue( of
the club, on Thursday evening. May
Ulh, at the Hotel A«tor.
I here were Si iablt-s arranged for the
greatest possible comenience of the
t‘iol>. Hon. It. A Hammond was as
signed one of these tables for himwlf
ami liis friends. His guests were: C.
c. Knowiton, Kretie rick W. .Shaw, At
torneys Waller H. fdlpstrir and Emetrt
( Morse, Iturton Thoni[tson, of New
York.l l»r. II I, Hammond, Hayvlile.
i ! »nk II l*o| ler, Bitston, Irr. < liner 1.11
Kue. and W. K. Holmes, of Putnam.
When cigars had ta-en lighted, the
President addressed the 4IJ guests as
sembled, and Ids remarks held their
close attention for fifteen minutes, and
with such eloquent appropriateness an
to win pro longed a|i|ilause.
Hr. Baltue, In referring to this ad
dress. afterwards, said: ‘ Mr. Ham
mond, I did not know that lir. Mae
phalter was a poet and an orator.''
Hr. Maephatter originated the unique
idea of calling upon some prominent
|ierson to Introduce the s|«-aker, thus
airording him the op|sirtunity of mak
ing some timely remarks, and so doub
ling tire number of ies|>oii*ea without
prolonging the exercises
Among the guests present were many
of the most noted statesmen, scholars,
orators uni other distinguished rloir
m lers from (lie various Provinces of
the liomililoii of Canaria and also Ame
ricans High! I Ion. James tlrj << )!■■
li'h Ainhassador to the I'niter! Males,
was our- of the guests and made an ad
dress. The presence of such a riistin
gulshed siaicsinau would make any ga
thering noted. Tl-e lte\ . I>r. i-raneis
I Pillion, e. president 14 Prim 1
I ni. ersity, represented American cio
■ o n C i,it,I scholarsh p. AA'e cannot
uainr even a -cor,- of |tu- dldinguished
guest s w i thou I seeming to ie inv idious,
so, we reuse. Neither can we by words
or expression* convey the least Idea rf
the brilliant and original addresses
w Ideli r*o ere.l e\erytlitng that could
lie of interest to such an intelligent au
dience l.noiigh |o say nil piesent (ell
derpjoy at a tom piet that in no view
e odd Is- exceeded in grandeur.
ConfrcxR.
i oiiKrt-i'i liiliurrvlnn Hit- imssagr of
nil urciteil liKlxInliini in outer to ml
journ tllix Week
Ttic currency measure which wn« w
urgently |ir»xxc,| in xn many fornix
smut tin* tieginning of the *exxion, tin
iIit general iliscuxxlon, fnilcil to main
tain interi xt, mol no hill ix likely to in*
juixx»*i|. \ N a t ion it I Stank, such ax the
great romnuTi'inl nation* of Knro|ic
Iiiiv c t'xtahll*hi*il Hx a regulator of their
currency, ix «hat ihix country mast
ultimately1 aiio|»t
The general ttellcicncy Appropriation i
liill, carrying an appropriation in ;
• |7 ;ia ,i7:'. v\ ax jtaxxiM 1 mulct xux|K*n
xlon of the rules.
\ bill making an appropriation of j
*I, rfio,OKM» tot representation h\ the
I tilled SlHlc-i at the Toklo I \|h *dliot»
hi Pd'J, wn* p«**ed
The pul-lie building bill, earryine
**;.»,immhio for new public building*,
w n* pa**ed» but may he \et*»ed
t he hill providing naliotial fore*l* in
the Southern A pulaehtan and White
Mountains, pa**ed the Senate, and i*
now in the hand** of a committee of the
Mount Presideiti KtHvsevell had a
to red a ineinl«er( lh.it in hi* view thi*
niettMire » i> of more ini|Hirlanee than
fhe I'anama i-ana
iUdh iloriM-* rave agreed it* authnr
i e the \N i»\ ^ >iid Mean* I ininllUe |
a lit) l he I iuanev * omtniUee t*» in*UluU
impllrie* lid* *ut»imer into the work- I
lug of the Minglev lurid *ehedule>, to
base ll rt*vl*eo next *priug It) meet the j
demand^ of the (ieo|be.
rhe commit lee that ha* Iwt inves
tigating the eh.due* made by Uepre
*enlatlve I a l ley, made a re|*»rl NX ed
m *day, Haying |*v»r idlu y, tteuoune
inn him a* a loot the op|H»*titt»n *ub,
marine U»at e unpany, ami intimating
that if he hud not l*eii sick he might
have been expelled. This, t*‘eau*e he
had led the onuutrv to believe that
Mime of hi* colleagues could la* *o de
graded a* to help a company *ecJtitig
favor for *nrdtd consideration*.
The atilidhjutuTkm and some other
Ivilis urged by the President to be pa**
ed, will likely fail, t he iteople's turn
next.
Secretary Tali'* nil**iun U> Panama
was Iraulla lit1 '{Uieltai
a rt*lmt of tllwasnsliMi. lUtih lIn'
Comma election In July on* lo la- con
ilurirtl in ihf *aii»fae«4<m of all i>»tile*.
In »|<rakinK of tin- i«lhiinns In* am*
enihn*t»*Uc when (elling of llie |m*.
HIM nidle ini ItwcanaJ, w lien compar*
ina the I'lCM'nl Mtualion |l»l» l" tlial
which icrcclril him on the ocvaaiou of
In* tlrsl i i*il lo ranania, m lva*4.
The Meth>*li*t Kj*i*ooj»al uenetal
( unlfiviuv. m M'**lon al Kalliinoiv.
ha* eofttiahy invtlevl lhe Mot!nah*l
l*roli *lati: tmieral SjikiI, iw» m **■*
*1041, al PUtabur* to join with it ami
la* nnc one taaty Till* o'« Hurv lain w
uniter conaiit* ration
The *va*iaH*i* for the Oiint time have
noilitiiawa! 1‘ei'* lo I*Iheii cainln'ate
for PnMitenl. To hi* credit he v,i* e*l
io e*a|w Uie honor, lie i* tatties lhau
ttiiuht have beer* Ha> wood.
| Tafl * ilele*ai«* now minitar above
in over a rmvoiUy Hi* nomination on
1 tie iir*l billot i* (DticoW'l by all.
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Congregational Church Note*
Thin Thuntday evening Mr*. < I>
-tharpe and the l'**U>r « ill give *<>me
aceounl of 11»«* annual gathering of the
Home Ml-*ionary Society, whot-e -e—
-ion- hase lent held the pa-t week at
Pilt-tleld, Mb—.
A large and appreciate e audience li-t
ened to ,\|i*- M Kden Talent in her dt i
neatiojiof Margaret I'eland - "Awak
ening of Helen Richie. Mi" To
tem'- characterization* of the different
iiersotiRge* were unti-naily true to life
and no one had any dime i t s in follow
ing the plot and appreciate
teaching and eulndnnl: "it 1
The audience -at *peU-liotm
two hour*, anil -hosseiI tin
1. tin gtited i011•• ■ -■ ■!
the upptau-c tiiat greeted
-tiiino— w liieh intei
■d t
ig the moral
if the -lory.
I for nearly
■it apprecia
tlor 'noth by
her and the
(Kirtrav
I of the -lory.
The Pa-tor and Mr. (‘lu-ter f ■
! Child went to Weh-tcr 011 Satnr
d 1 s foi i eonferenee w"il h M" - -■ Paek
I aid and Itnthie al-eit De .-tinnner
I amp for the hoy-.
The Pa-tor gave the eharge to the
People in the Ueengnition -erviee of
lies 1 harle- It. Mel mitre, at Three
River*, Mn« , la-l Friday evening.
The Woman’- Miwttmiary Society
met with Mr-.Chauney Mor-e I ue-day
I afteriuHin, the topic lieing I iidi-trial
! Mi—ion-.'' The piogrmn vs a- a-fol
loss -.
Itca-uri-for Indu-t'i'il Mi-ion-,
Mr-. Jo-eph MeKaohllie
Indu-I rial Mi—mu- in Atrica,
\l r-. K 'I Warner
Indu-trial Mi—ion* in India,
M i— I.■,//!(• < hild
i ndm-D in! '!, -1 , I " 1 k, \ ,
M r-. A. M . Tow lie
thauu, "tio-jwl o I.nl'or.
NIi-- M in jorle liurge-s
The 1 , ii-s d Courier-Journal -ay
that the New y ■ 1, World and Brook
lyn l aiglt . oni-e Democratic paper-, me
no longer that -oil. "It is dollar- to
eent-." -as- 1 'ol Waiter-on, “that l-itil
of them will -upport Taft."
I v#rj W*>11,-H wot He Imorfltril
If you have pain- in the hark,
I nnai s . Bind I,| or Kidney t roil tile,
and w ant a certain, plea-ant herb cure
for woman - ill-, try Mother Cray -
A i-triihnii leaf 11 1-a -afe and neser
lading regulator. \t l>ruggi-t- or by
mail 50 el- 'ample paekage KIsKK.
\ddn—, t he Mother Hrav t'o., Iwlioy,
NA.
i;»—ts;
Births
in Pulnan Mas l-.a-on to Mr. and '
Nit- \medee I ..--ter.
Deaths
111 \\ .O.l-t Mis 14, Miron C aw
ford, aged V, ya 11
In P o ■ May Thomas Duboi-,
aged sear
in I Mil- , May 15, Mary
j Das i- n, me d II sear*.
In \\ e-t \\ ■■■■! , •*, May 19. Min
nie H \ o lie ,gi <1 »> y ear-.
In 1 en i Vniege. May tl, Clement
>|ia'iidine, aged 1 year-.,
in I' d> t.,' Slay 10, Anna K .
1 svifi of \\ 1 1 .1 Daniel-on, aged ,
! s ear- *
I' In Malden Ma— May I-. Irving J.
! Hoy need ■ y, t - Native of f a-t
1 riiomp-on.
I '
t\. r-viuitii
Faruistiiii^ luderlaker,
Arcade Block Main St.
Ballard & Clark,
Funeral *sc Directors j
Putnam, Conn. •
T»t*pbon* o«!U ,n>wer*d promptly T
Sttht 1—14. Day *—4. 4
1 * , vjwrst#,! ■ w
Wini Wait!
j till \Uv ‘.at St ow ohkrctr iVwflcrt VV«t
Venoan 1 i*»T.
Low Brothers
South Main Stroat
Putnam
H*vr % l&rgv atot'ls ^4
(iranit** ami Marble Monument*,
Tablets, tirtifstonw, Ar.
%a\ ' mrtve *t tar iUt mUBC bciane Aft;.
s.unui'1 \V. Will, • Ajrnitt
CAHTOllI A..
j iw-nU. i* ™ *»* ***« *<*
i UT' (Zs/tfZ&fc
First National Bank
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL, - $150,000
SURPLUS, $60,000
! Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Draft* l**ued on all Foreign Countries
l nited States Depositary..
< ns.-. II
J. I t \ lsrK\ t'Ki:
( i. II. < II P.S I i
I’r
INCONCEIVABLE I
MPOSSIBLE fl
ncomprehensiblemi
Dresser’s Drugstore
FUR
GIF!
S'very dainty bits of
Fine China
and
Glassware
as well as
Delicious Candies
Dresser’s Druer Store
Saturday at Store
of E. MULLAN
to tb* i^urcbtstrr of pound of our 30c
or l&c bn it coffe*
to the pureu«^cr of t pound of cor
#Qc bulb te*
\i rrrrm 0*73* 3uu>r> a*
\% amb** *»4 for Um*
[ ♦! :H** *b. d»> of A !>. .*#
|*T«r«»&<. t i* <- &<•*• n * ^ J«4f r .
[ On JtiBfttMB Hr »^4, .f Hurt
’ forxl, t >*• mecturnt. *>• tb* iitemM'e
of t!.t\w< i*t» Wg*4*t«cfc tb
«ul4 (Hart* wt 4x*i!».»t4.
Tfct*Court *otb trv-»f *&»• *1* tr Hi
.ii> i** «! *£«i Haute** ;«,«* *-r**i>.
t. »* »■! **t4 !«u' * '’vetr clmirt*
•fir tame to tb# A^aaMWwtrutor u«4 <Ur«Kf^ rh*i
paMic watte* fe* «t»ra -.wSe-r ue *4 «*<*:*.
1 Ie»* it a p«fe »■ * > £
] A \"*reT»tuU«>» in **s4 fStrict, aad be ; • 'rs.*jt i
j e. pt tfeeMtorf «af tW pmbik- ai^c pact t« »*j4 wwb
1 at tl ootfettaeiE. o»mre t lh* pdafco* wtwr* 'Jm 4*
i r»**eJ **•: #*>lt
ter C‘< *!w« K#W4.
in H< xes
Bacon,
Pur* Lard,
Creumery tub butter,
4 W Butter
Pantry I'.our
20 it* floe granulated auger
12c ib
lie lb !
'-*>• lb ‘
30; lb !
6»e nag
fi ;
Lemon*
12c dot
22c d 1
' Large Blood Orange*
No. S pall Pure Lard
2 can* Flat Salmon Steak
i 5 lba Uinger Soap*
vgunrt Bottie ot Ammonia
Tomato**
t breee
Seeded Kaialna,
S3 bar* SulH's Pride Soap
Banner data
Kora k nka
tJold Medal Flour
1 22 lba graootated »u«ar
Sc can
15; lb
10* pke
(100
25; pkga
3; ptge
S5c bait
1 00
55c
25c
25c
10c
t Uki \< t B an t) JrJge.
“1
J Experience Proves
J Whoever paints any other paint
1 than Devoe wastes money. He needn’t
l\ wait to see how it wears, to find out.
> He buys more gallons—no matter
what price—it takes more money; the
painter takes more, too.
, Fewer Gallons or No Pay
Paint half of your house with any other
paint ; paint half with Devoe.
The other-paint half will take the most
gallons; if not, we will make no charge
for Devoe.
Wears Longer or No Pay
Here’s another offer.
Paint half of your house with lead-and
' oil: the other half with Devoe lead-and-zim.
In three years the lead-and-oil half will
need repainting, w hile the Devoe half will be
about like new. If not, we will give you the
paint for the whole house.
J
For sale at Burt s rnarmauy
ALL GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Sold on easy pay nentsor for Rent.
) Ilf
L
|jj|AQ at $11.75
llilliuaiid upwards
Edison and
Columbia
Phonographs
and Supplies
0^-2,000 E«lJso« records
constantly in stock.
l.nftt) ,■ >pii>s st tulard music at IOC a copy.
All tll“ [) > > 1 tl' Ml Hit' l! |9 3
P.'mi < . i > ; • i'i » i j!i ■ tii isic 1 - 2 "ft.
A Fresh Stock cf Strings for all Instruments.
'I ■ v , ir It iPci Violin String'. 40c each,
l’u S-lv« V 'till 1 (i Strings 50C each.
F. G. LETTERS, & CO.
Putnam, Conn.
M • ;i„ | |
SOMETHING NEW
A F0LMXG r
Cot j
For Out Doors t
"YOURS FOR HEALTH" 5
Sit Ip or Taken Down iu One d ilute ^ka“? IT
—'X Ballard
Headquarters &
rj:z.mm m \ ciark*
Croquet Sets.
Piazza Chairs
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers.
I.a«n Swim:*.
Screen lioors.
Etc., Etc., Etc.
AT
Ballard
A
Clark’s
Vudor
PORCH SHADES
Largest Variet?
Kest tJuaiHj
Hammocks