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PUTNAM WINUHAH CO..* ONN.
Lditorial Seraoi.
Mathew K O ISrien. of Hrfdfeporl,
MM-of tb« roost persistent workers in
thin State for prohibition, ha* •**« f,,r
the atoond lime nominated •" canrll
date for frovemor by the prohibition
party That may «h<>w faithfulness
•„,| eonsisteiM-y, but one effect is to
make it appear that the ter..|.eran«*
vote is a very small one, not one tenth
votlriK for tln irow it candidate, a* there
•I* other ijoeMlons afreelihtt tin- w» il
»«eti.K of the -tale that the eanrlhlates
of lire other parties <|e,tre to ha. e adop
ted. He was live times refiiserl adriu*
sir,n to the bar hv tie lawyer, of fair
field county- Heerntly he paaawl mo
• lamination la-fore the board of har ex
•miner, in V\ ashinulon. receiving his
credentials as no attorney at law in
jure the supreme court an«l court of »|>
peal*.
Herrctarv '1 aft has resigned *****
tm Hccrelary of W af, and »>«- *«cen sue*
,*ed«d by Oen. I.uke Wright, who l.a
fol lowed Tafl'a footatepa from the
glpptnea Into the < abinel.i and their
will ie|>iMtnl him, being thoroughly
fitted for the duties of ltn- • >rt'n-*
A legal meeting of th»- tuem-a-ra of
tbe fJonnecllCUt Itar A**• s tation i* to
tield ill New Haven, at ream, July •-.
for the purpose of acting ojain prwfiosed
•rnendriient" to the constitution—I he
|trlndpil changes of whieli pro,id'
that the torn mi tier* ahull la- •]1 |»olnl<-< 1
hy the president, rather than I* eleet
«-d, and that the president "hall not la
reflected more Ilian two-, -making
the Ionic st possible term ale years,
|*iiit' (.corge l>. Watrou*- has t*en Mom
Inated a*, president of tin- V oi-iiillon
At the reeent meeting of tile mem
t er t of He I ir 'I t horch of 1 hfl-t, "J i
cut 1st, In-t I ill ltoiton, at which l.mai
mend* r- were prrnt, « me- age wit
read from Mr * 'fury Imk.ri. I'ddy
In » lilrli she said (hut flew t Itflatliill
♦ielencc churches, or ,** H-lelic», had iie< n
established altlie rate of one Inevciy
4 f o days or *1 a year. I hi*, I* a |dit
nominal growth, with which no otliei
religion* body ran compare.
At the International Hook and Papei
Kv lilt'll ion which I‘aik place at Part*
In 1W7, one of lire features of the Ann
nean aecttnn w as a model tjiiainea*, ol
flew. Admitting I hia was a it-tiding
room, where the principal p»|»r« of all
ooimtrtcs were kept on It I* X' hen the
awardajol tin- international jury were
piltihatied recently the fact ap|a-aied
that 'rile l ul-iine had rei-tived a gold
OlCdal and diploma, which ha c iaa-n
transmitted to this eounl ry
Tin- Hupreme tnuil of Mexico lias
decided against tin- appeal of Walker
tin* absconding tellci ol the New l»tl
tain hank, and ordered tdm to Is* turn
ed over to the i lilted ."tales lot t-vltu
(lit ton
Inning n violent hailstorm in Item
Ireinoiit, i-tanei*, last May, hailstotn-s
wen- picked 11)1 is trlng images ol the
Virgin on llleit surface V dhs-t -an
commission investigated the inlrnclc,
and after hearing l'>7 witnesses, it at
tinned the n aiily "I tin- event,
A new t ,i imini novelty for tin- 4th,
•'knoll tanks, have piemaltirely e\
phaled and killed font men. V line
pint tiling ho tin- children
Spain st nt a WMshlp to Havana, c\
prow!ve of Uer friendship, raising Hie
t 'tiban flag to hei main I" «k and tiring
a national aalttle to Hie * “him govern
• merit. IVn year* ago there was bloody
butchery going on throughout the isl
anti between Spain and her then sub
ject* Now ail is tiampdiily i vt-n it
yspatn st-ut a hnsttu tlii-t tt woold not
tlisttirl* the t iitiaiis. Met htg American
If rot tier is lit-1 safe defense.
Ht-aisl struggled for Jltree years to
g, t a reeount of flit- i-allofs vv lit" lit
i-nt in Mavor, elaimittg to have ts-eu
th-U i'etl by Hand The recount was
tud, it-,i recently, and t« most t-oiuplel
etl without finding any sign* of fraud.
Tlit- .hath of tinner t e\eland catted
forth laudatory praise ol such a eharac
It r ttiat was a* general «' it was uuc\
|s-cttd, considering his treatment as
I’rcsident for two terms, and prviveti
him an exceptional aide and uptight
man Hrcsiitcnt Kotwevelt Id tit a
proclamation to the nation paying the
dead e* President the tribute of |«rr
utatal praise, as ditl tiovenmr W tsslrufl
of our rstatf fhe press wlthoul e\
t ,ption, joined tu the triluites of praise,
and al»o from foreign governments
Ilia funeral was heltl last Sunday, at
lended by an immense conoourse of
proiuiiient i*x>ple. There was no scr
ttton, eulogv tu song Hut tbe most
ts-auiitul eulogy eve! written l»y Wil
liam Wordsworth was read over the
e-tlhned form of Utr vh-ati former Preai
dent and applied to him ami Ids life,
tie ire* burreslat Princeton.
Kookv tile U full of joy amt activity
Ihla ink in the celebration of tlte l rn
teiinial »| llu loon of Vernon, of
which 11 forma a part. A* a content'
ja*rary Mty> “There l» no o\rrv*Um«l
iiir the value and lia|iuiUnw of thew
centennial amt Woulrimiil ertebra
lioos through I he Stale They revive
|>alrn>lt»ni. encourage (luWtc »|>mt amt
make in many o ay * for good cttuen
alii|> ami human |»io*r«s~
* I none i*l lire wo*l CNWited rlWrirt*
of tondon, among the ttorklng-cU»
Ktgll*h |»*|iulalt«-ii. there i» held r\e
ty year a regular Fourth July oeie
brslton. Ihg American Hag' are un
furled, American patriotic mu>k« are
aurig, ami the Urgeaahyeel* of km*
Kdward. with In- approval. make
*|«eehe» tn honor af the Jieclaratlon of
Independence
• Will in*** Place."
Two or three week* ago In a short
Item rntirtlinf the Improvement to be
made near the tfuinelmtig Kali*. *ome
one <fiigge*ted the name *,f '• VI ilkinaon
Place a» a *td table one. I wonder if
your reader* realize how appropriate it
: would tie, or know the 'act that the
trench now running to the Monohan
*etl and the Hammond A Knowiton
mill*, ar d along tire eastern ode of tire
small tract to he pureha*ed, »a« for
merly the main rrtnal to a large irriga
tion «y«tern devised,built and put Into
operation t,y -milh Milk In* in nearly
■Vn year* ago. The fad that our \a
tlonal r i.iu rnmi Dt i* now expending
million* in irrigation ay*tern* for lire
ftarpnae of reclaiming the desert*
allow* ila value a* an economic meas
ure. While the two large intervale*
along the river between the *ilk mill
and tire fair ground* am far from des
erts, yet their productive capacity wn*
greatly Increased by the elaborate *v*
lem of canal* and trenche* lhat carried
the water of the Cfutiiehang to every
(toriion of uifnf- larulM h! iwiwi |*rio<l*,
or whenever they l«eam<f thir*ty. Thi*
U only one of the many thing- that
Mr \\ ilkin*on aeeo/n pli*h<d white
owner of moat of the lain! now known
a* the city of Putnam It i* cited a*
allowing the enterprtM* and huairieaa
ability of the man. Theft arc doubt
Ic** many of our young awl ever
changing f*o|iulation who know noth*
ing of the characteri-dic* or anility of
Mr \Viikm*on amt tjiw good wife,
therefore I Udteve the following artieie
from the |*en of our county thl*lorian,
Mina Kilen !». Larntd,tta printed in the
Woman'* trillion of the l*ATl<loT.f>ub
ii*he<I June ii*. lhU.», will tie of interc*t.
Should itit* title of thi* artieie even*
tually Income tin name of either the
*mall park now t* mg worked for, or a
larger tine ttial l* ledng hoj**d for hy
that ohoultl reach from the l ull*
well tow ard the l/ong Bridge, they will
appreciate why the title I* applied.
In the ilevelopiiM nt of modern man
tifaetuir* ."iiiith W tlkin*on *tand* fort
1110*1- til-* mime to !*• handed dow n to
future Mgi > a* the leading fiioneer of
cotton iMHiiufactuiing in < oiineeileul.
lint it w a* in the v i I Inge that he found
and cun! ml loti %o many year* that hi*
strong |h*r**t>natii y particuhirlv im
iim»mmI it o-1 f ’I lie Point ret Kailtni
\ llhtgc, piefeding Putnam, ho re a
unhpic arid individual eh a meter, the
feiituie* of the ordinary "factory vil
lage <*| the day either eliminated or
not allowed to de • ; »jo Ht rift, on lei,
i * le hi 11 i n*' **, morality, church-going,
were rigidly enforced. lull with tin*
*t ridne * nf dUei|dinc there w an a pe»
*oii«l Interest and oversight indine
owner* and oja-rntIv»-» together a* rue
one great hou*N hold The Pmitfrei
p aelory Village in iv hav* i«* n gi
•■rind hy a *tmiig head and will, hut
h it there vvn-4 a heart udthid n Tin
rc*idence of Mi \\ i'kiu*on, built muii
afterthl* marriage to Mi-* Kli/aUdh
Mowe, *tlll *1 itmlw on the corner above
the High t all* I »u miiiiiv year* it
wit* a mk imI eenler, entertaining a con
I
"Hill XX I I KIN^'V
-Ilint m ili'> of \ InIi.hs limn nil tiif ■•ill
r>untiliitit n- 11 •> \ isitiint H*l xx onlit
In Iwrli 11*| it i 111 nt i - rs Hi ncai IN cxcyx
fillliltx ill I 'I li I til- tliWJltlill • I'
11 Hih lli'ti ■' 11 hi it II like t*i ;i.,, Ill'll mil
IHMir, s l r fill w * 'i i*i xiilugc tcsideut ,'iii't
linin' fhti'iiit vxlttii’iil ii cordtHl ml
oilin', inn ' 1 I nut .nit! -x nr,Mtln in
x am Mi \ i‘i t*i 11 lii N|i'nk ■■ nt Mi'
\\ i;K11humi n- 1 i.it"imliti* mother o( ilie
X til,Iff. *111 'i.lifX In iitti'inl l'» it*
liivils mill tl it** in |n.‘i'•mi. XV r
Hlf llln-t tin|i|*X In ilitil 1*11111’ Ifilllllis
ix'iiiin ihhii tin' I nit siirxivur uf ttiii
t it i X i lx Mu Ntiiiix W i i k I nun i Mitimi
•' ViliulllS til \ I it i :|i lilt tcoolli'i'tlolls lit
rally ilaxi mi- main incidents » Inch I
recall x ix til I y tn iiiimt in i-minccl inn
null nix lather's paternal care ol Iin
employes I in' Hi k uni agisI \%t‘ t e m
kindly H'Uietilli'11'il, Hint ix lu'ii ilfiitli
finin' tn \ mother always had tin1
itirxnnl limit* In mir house Nix fattier
null 111 assume tin |Hnt ofundertaker lit
ttif t n in' i it I. amt nolhiiiK xx hi onutti'il
I mm t lif 1 Hit ihiI ini', * imi *■ \ f i hum
bit' lIn* j*e non might tn
•' An Miuinlinj Incident occurs In nif
til recalling 1 hfif cxenta My lather
in-nut alwiit I nun huuif onec, itt v mi
cle, Augustin Jluxxf. urttfiHlfil Ht the
funeral uf H i|||*tl chilli Niter the cut
tin xx hi lowered Into llie graxe. tin- U'
rc»xfil father »lep|«ed kirxx*nt Hint iHiit
xx 1th emotion
•• Ikai friends, I xxwh tu thunk xxni
■ II Hint particular!' Mr. Howe. f tlo
ho|H‘ I shall soon W aiile to retaliate
the laxor.'
“There was a laige hrtek school house
on the lull, ami before churches xxcre
built relt(tinin serx ti'fi were heItl there
ox'castoiiallx I ieuieint>er one occasion
xx hen the liex.Mr. Bos worth jireacheil,
ami he xxas noted for his long prayer*.
Some of Itie younger mem ten of our
family xtere axerw to these nerxiees.,
but w*e hail a gooxl ileal of fun that
time. As main as the long prayer mil
exl. an oltl man nameil temper *tcpprd
into the middle uf the towni, anil w ith
a low bon to the minister, said ‘Mr.
tUxsxxorlh. if your senium is going to lie
as long *s your prayer, you will pleast'
exilin' 'll r i»i|s't 1 shall nexer fx>r
gel that scene amt xiith ail my father s
stern dignity I tlunk he real x niju.xeil
it
“I could sjieak warmly of my par
ent', amt no man exer itcserxed more
rea|>ect than *’.iuth NYUktinou tie
xx h> (tie most honest, truthful ami just
man in business, and he had a kind
heart lieneath a cold and naeixnl
manner."
Heavy , Impure blixid ttiak.ee a mud
dy , ptitiplx eom| i \mn, heaxlacties,
nausea. indigestsoii. Thin blood makes
you weak, |»ale sickly BurdockBlood
Bitters make* Itie blond rich, text, pure
—restores {anted fteaith.
Aii Fda.ationil P*«iim«.
K»yi#r>nto tk» H«|m> **t fh# W**rM
There ha* tonic ?*-en a «k**frc to have
g rag* { if -I |* *»{- * - M »re*r
nerai interest ha* teen manifested in
recent year* to bring thin about, and ew
pecially i* Oil* ao a; the pr^nt hour.
I At h recent mating of an Kuptran to
.inckty a? I*i|tftlKiric, Ha firenirlent said
there were already one million »todente
i of the language: there were r^o
ciette* with 70 new spaj*T*, nwatly in
Kurope. .Horne of Um* hum! eminent
edneatore favor the cultivation of K*
j reran to. Andrew Larnegie is an en
thu-ia*tir student, «" aim the IHrector
of the < arnegie Technical Institute,
and also chancellor Met orinitk of tlie
Western I nhernity nf »»»*».
The advantages of Ksperanto are
thus given by an ex fieri authority:
1 It t4 not a dead hut a living lan
guage, containing all the elements of
life arid grow th.
2 More motives for learning it than
for any other language liv it you may j
eorre^jsind not merely wifri one foreign
nation but with the educated in all I
hinds. Already, if you can write good
Ksfreranlo, is>rres|smden<*e circle* in
all land« are ojren to you. luifiortant
|»eriodicaS* and publication* of inter
national interest are now fiainted in
Ks per an to.
It i* the easiest language on earth
to learn. In a large convention a man
h.\ years of age made his first address
in Ksfieranto. The reason of its being
so easily learned i« in tin* wondrous
iimplicii.vol its grammaticHl construc
tion. There arc no exceptions to gene
ra! rules, no silent letters, and never
only one sound for one letter, and the
accent is always on next to the last
syllable
4. It has in it many inherent pro
pagating forces.
h. A universal language meets a
world's need.
H. 11 is attractive. You can scarcely
help is-ing interested if oiiee you be ;in
to learn it.
7. Its marvelous success in so short j
an existence. The third annual world's •
congress met last August with 1,'rfKi de
legates l ight bundled of the «h li
gates from thirty different nations
dined together daily. No oilier laii
g u age was used tin ring the con \ en turn.
More than .;,iWM,<mn js-oph are already
interested in it and me well organized
Aisiut 7-’sisis'ieties are organized to pro- |
pagate the new language. Many hun
d reds of circles are for 11 ltd in this court- i
try In study it. and all under on in !
st t uetoi of eour-e of lessons in the ( hris- t
turn I ho aki. Ilissoeitsv to learn that •
no tcachc» is necessary . Witu thebvxt
inH»k, reader and vocabulary one can
easily h arn It without any furtlier aid
and the w hole outfit costs only sevtitty
cents.
No |c*s than four imp triant interna |
tional rev lews arc now published m j
IN|H-ranto, Isoldes many |**rio«lira!s
and other publications of a more na- i
tional and local character. It is taught ;
hi many public schools in st-v oral couii j
I firs in Hhnopt*.
I iiisilly . I cannot imagine any |m*^sj I
hie strong hindrance to its grow th
There is no reason why Putnam may j
not have a < irde for the study of i s
|s ranto. it is no doubt to become the
language ol |sdite society as was Latin
at one time, ami later French, which is
a medication of Latin, a» is Italian, |
Spanish and Portuguese. It would af- |
I loid pleasure of lasting effect tieeause
1 it would be a useful acquisition, and
Its study wo.tld leave no feeling of was
led time. A small entrance fee to the ■
t'lreie could U used as pri/C* for great i
est proficiency, during tin* season, of
of individuals or divisions. Hv agitat j
lug tin* subject at once a < irclc of i!0or
-■» migltt b formed by Uctoi**r, to eon- ,
tlmie through the vvinlv i months, meet
ing one nig lit a week.
*><u inll»Mi l»y
At ii MH'lMlUt meeting recently held
hi Hartford, imc >*t the -peak* i- " ;i- 21
Mi— I . k II.i Twinimrr who referred l«»
I'lohluK Koi)M'\dl railing Mover 2110!
Ha\w«M»d "tindesiriitde e»li/cns. ’ and
"aid that -he hud a- mm h re-|*cet for
Hariy Orchard 21- -he h id i«»r l*n >i
dent UooM selt This remark hromcht
out prolonged applau-e Mr. Ha\
wood, the “undc-iiable cUi/en,** Ma
ttie leading -|K*aker He explained
w tint Socialism mu-. I inter that -\ —
tern there would U* neitlier -ecret ary of
Mai nor navv in the cabinet,only men
icprc-enting tlie |Huuvful indu-trie-.
| I t would wi|** out *-t ate linea *oh-h
j state government-, and would do away
with the arm\ and |H>liee force “A
Mildter 'U a txiit and a police force 11
pimple on the t»od\ |M*litie*, he -aid,
and c\ idence- of a dl-ea-ed -ysletn.
>ociah-m, he added, would "change
a (mliUeal junk-hop into an indii-luui
woi kshop.
1 lie* |»ft.^nr ( (tntfnlitiii
Novi I 'no»itav, J uIJ tho \ illi*mi:i
I Vimfl alto oou V oltl IlHl n|*'ns .it 1 K-1»\ t r
In 111'I1HUNI* oamlulxtos lor l*rexitlont
ninl Vu'i' I’rwiiiWiil. Iho oomtilions ..(
llu- convention mo similar, in nian.v
to lItMt 111 I ho t<0|«ltvlicail t mi- i
j I fill lull: It has tfcn well M'Uloil for
months that William Jennings llrjan
j vi iiu!it I*' miminalcil. Mo ha- feuml
I Iho jiii-ilnoil votes of ovot Ivm-lhinN
| .i( llio iloitisalt'. amt will la’ mniiinalo<l
! oil Itio Ural tiallul, amt iho Vita" l*ro>i
. ili-iil camhiiale will ru't If known un
lit alt Iho olhor luoliiniiinrii'- are »l
| 11i*iI t'liore wilt If no ilivtsion There
j wilt If a studio |nir|»wo tn view—to
olool tho cantliilales, amt everything
ilotf will tf »ha|ftl to that nut, not
ovt'ii Mr, Bryan's will l*1 al low til to
tnlorforo with thisilelemiinatlon. Amt
w lion itofoalotl—a* U will tf—tho (varlv
wilt If more oonijiactly umlcil than it
ha* tfon since tho lael Democratic I're
itonl w a» clevlesl —twit uniter now lead
ership.
Tho seoomt annual lair of tho Now
Knitlanii Koovl Kair amt Ho iso Fur
nishing Kx|awitton, will If holt! in tho
Mechanics Building, Huston, Oclotf r
< to it.- Among iho attractions will tf
tho Uamlo tie I’ohota of Mexico, sant
’lv|tiave no su(frior anywhere. Tho
| Mexican government will also havo an
1 ox hi Ml occupy lug a 'pace of H.'o
'' «|uaro fivt
CASTOR 1A
Tk CM Yu Din AIiiji Butt!
; or Infanta and Children.
Bear* the
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Ready for the Fourth
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(I it a Tail) Suit R-ady, a Straw Hat. So t Cool Shirts. Thin Merwa;, Coal Hosiery, etc.
You'll need every one of these things to be co nfortab e. W e re are at
your service with the be*t.
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Coolest of the Cool
Two or Three Piece Suits
In S Cheviots, etc., at
#8,00. *10.00, to *10.00
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
50c to 12.50
thin underwear
50c to $1.00
COOL HOSIERY
25c to 50e
STRAW HATS
1.00 to 8.00
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Literary Notes.
The complete novel in the July
pineott’n in entitled Second Quality,”
tint there in nothing nenuml-'iutility
about the ntorv, nr almut the magazine
itself. Mrs. John Van V'orst, who con
tribute* tile aforettaul runrl, tian chosen
for her theme the efT'<>rt-> of a middle
aged American millionaire to get into
“aoctety.” At Monte Carlo he meats a
number of people including xeveral
with lilies to their names, ami fora
time tie in im|>|>\ in ei.ltlx ating their
ae‘|iiiifntniiee. tie i i. squandered a
great ileal ol moue\ oil these parasites
before he linnlly wakes up to their real
eharaeier ami then b- Minis from them
in disgust. All tie ehmaetern are not
of the disreputable it pc. however. a
ming man ami nym.1 wemail among
them being Imth losing ami Imahle,
Min. S un Vor«t i' tii r uglily familiar
with 1‘nris. the itivicia ami I he other
scenes disclosed inti e narrati i e.and si e
gi.es us a most iiiieresttfig ami rule
\ hieing ptetine of them
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by tool! application*, a* t!n v cannot
reach tin* dUe.»t««ed j ■ lion of the car.
There is only one w.<\ to on re deafness,
ami that is b\ constitutional remedies.
I leaf ness in cau-t d h\ an inflamed eon
dition of the itmciiu* lining of tin* Kus
tachtan Tube. W • n this fid** iN in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
iinfierfeet hearing, ami when it is en
tirely closed, Iteafne** 1* tin- result.ntid
unless the inflammaton ran lie taken
out and lhi* tufa? restored toil* normal
condition, hearing will he destroyed
forever, nine cum * t of ten are earned
byt atarrh, which i* nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous Mir
face*.
We will give < hie Hundred I K> i! rt r**
for any cum* <>f Heafuess caused by ca
tarrh1 that cannot in* cured by Hall’*
< 'alarrh < urr **end for eircufurs free
K. .1 « Mkn k\ A i Toledo,* »
Sold b\ I h jl.’I'-I, 7 r.
Take Mat * I amily l*il - for r .n*ti
palion.
The complete program of the * on
neelicnt < ha ta :-ju i Assembly, to he
held at the I'i utkvftlle < 'amp-ground.
July Jt to indicate* that the sessions
will l*e of unusual Interest this year,
and that the ariou* courses of lecture*
and classes wiil Ik* very successful.
Ttic election for Governor in Tennes
see ln*t week w a* \er\ hitter, based on
the tempeinti r issue. The prohibition
candi late was defeated although he
had the \\ * I t’, and olhfr temper
ancr organi ntions to assist him. His
i'P;k»i< nt favored local option. The
same thing hap|*‘ited in Georgia a few
weeks ago.
Births
In North \Y«*Mfstoek, June 2V a >-»n,
« !i irlt' \iiiMUi.Jr. to Mr. ami Mr*
i \ IVt!er.
In Vt »shirt» \'i.# June 21. a son to
I5e\ an I Mr> Kenjamin A lH*an
Marriages
In Hampton, June hv kt" I 1‘
^.»f «• ii t. n*.i>n M>\ ltev. *• M Mar
xl i!!. lit tin -n lAtmoint erf >torh, jiihI
Mt**> Annie ll.unin nntnrf Hampton*
Deaths
In \\ t■ >i fit .1 N Y . June harU >
\ kmuM. v i of the late Krastus
l\ niuht Th- • iipson.
In I'ntmun. June UhAllaprt Parro\v>,
a«eii *»; yeaiM. tlurial in \Ye*tTho«oj*
*»n.
JL. K. Smith
Furnishing ludrrlaker,
Arcade Block Main St.
ItlMdMt s11h’ at atora. T«l«pboa«
OaaBMiloa
| Ballard & Clark,
Funeral %* Directors

Putnam. Conn.
, , T«i*|>bune o*lU promptly
| | M*bt »—14. Day »—«•
l »,:< .t»Bt »hrr.
t
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Why Wait!
til Mnv ‘.»t OwtUrf ^ t
r Mett«ri * t**v *
Lore Brothers
South Main Straat
Putnam
a Utv* ***“***
(iranitr md Marble Monaments,
Tablets, tiraveetonea, ae.
Mbtci. A t»r»l «twr®*i»» wii! b* «'-**» »•
4«v , <rr»n - wi tor tba mmt. A; • .
Samuel W» Neill, • Agent
INCONCErVABLE I
MPOSSiBLEM
NCOMPREMENSIBLE!!! i
Dresser's Drugstore
FOR
GIFTS
Some very dainty bits cf
Fine Chinn
and
Class ware
as well as
9
Delicious Candies
in Boxes
Dresser’s Drue1 Store
First National Bank
PUTNAM,CONN.
CAPITAL. - SI50.000
SURPLUS. $60,000.
Sale Deposit Boxes for Rent
Draft* Issued on all foreign Countries
l mted Stales Deposiian.
i nH. ItKtiws. President,
J. I- Cakckvikh, Vice-President
r.. II. li 1 LfATRIc, Cashier.
II Pays
TO
Trade
WITH
E. Mullan
' I t Ki HaIK
i l»lt of
I |iMrx«». i v»* i«"*»
1.-/ c*H»ri %!»»«• »«Mk
E*t»Sr of|E U K b* i
%%*m. in - ' • *
Tbr a.;rsr:ci>''.•.•■'r ltA> in^ * ahiMtod adnii*
Kl^rkth^ >«i:h slid to !ht» cvort
lor ailorticv.*’ i*
IWrrttl, lliat Mat \ .'l Jay of Ju », A. P . '&*.
** ■ -kh l *h th* fi 41 rruWv ffifr e
Tkooapao* a«4 Ibt *»iu« f«-r * nar
.* $ >-8 *> 1 I -*1114 . ii.i-’fatM K ».*
coomt, »o4 thi* court IftHti h*’ adniulHiatur -©
oi t all p«rs*a* inter* *!«l th*-rrsn *0 a; i* ir
*+A r»«Bt aiHi |vU<v,i»» put-its :b* tKj- or J* r ..* or
lay H>»r &+%»p«p*-r a circuUUoB .e **t«i
iutrt*!, 4b i m }«ystttt| a«»ji« ew tt*r pvlwr 4^
io»t IS the •*»»• of 1Ko»|MP>0» Btv* ^ tic
«0»*wt4 iW at ftrAtt l* Any* brtor* a?|4
tun* as**.4«w-4
CtllfM *n'.» lUfeN,
i.KoiitiE >, t K»*>B\,Ju4Ar
r. &
The Paint.
Problem
Better not buy a paint
that you’ve got to buy more gallons of.
Paint costs nothing; but gallons cost money;
gallons cost money three times over.
An extra gallon costs what you pay for it.
That's once.
It costs as much more, when you pay the
painter for putting half of it on. That’s
twice.
It costs the same, when you pay him the
other half. That’s three times.
And it isn’t worth it.
The paint that takes less gallons and wears
longest is DEYOE.
For sale at Burt’s Pharmacy
ALL GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Sold on ea^ / payments or for Rent.
Sewing Machines
Edison and
Columbia
Phono graphs
and Supplies
fn.Jy»‘e.()<)Q Edison record*
constantly in stock,
1.<■ >pn-> iiiiliiitl ulus • Mt IOC a copv.
A:! th- popular >uu*if »t 19c
I>. soil’s p,ib ic.it ion >ln- i music 1-2 "ff.
A Fresh Stock cf $ trires for all Instruments.
Try on- It ilian V.. St ■ ii - -. 40C * «• It.
Purr S lv.-: W ■ in.l <■ >tr ! —- 50c each.
F. G. LETTERS, & CO.
Main a- I IT; n S:r*ot*. I’utnam, Conn. j
SOMETHING NEW
“YOURS K)R HEALTH”
Set Ip or Taken in Aha % uule
Headquarters
FOR
Porch Shades
Croquet Sets.
Piazza ( hairs
Refrigerators
Ire Cream Freezers.
Lawn Swiuss,
Screen Poors
Ftc., Ftc., Fir.
AT
Ballard
A
Clarks
Vudor \
PORCH SHADES
Pick up V*
Bed and wdt
Ballard
&
Clark's

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