Putnam patriot. [volume], July 03, 1908, Image 8

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BASE BALL
TAfl, KKDMR* «"MKU. fObTA
broke the 1c* * Wave broke
the ire ! wh* about the extent of eon
vernation that eouid t** had with any
ttdN, happy Dayvillc rooter after
tfirgarne la*t Saturday Putnam wax
the hammer with which they did the
trick, and of courae it in role the t oil ’*
friend* juat a tiny bit aore to lie treat
#*d ao by the trailer**, but every one who
Maw ilie go rnu»t acknowledge it wm
one of t tie moat lntere*tmg game*
played An the league thle year. Anil
Dayviile deserved to win, for they
again outplayed anti ou that Mai their
opjionent*, ami for tin* find time thl*
M'aaofi the hondo wan tillable to in* pre
aent, amt now Days tile ha** hope* that
hi* in njiell broken
Hon in wan Kivrn hla Aral real chance
thin aeaaon. He wh* complimented
tor tlie showing he made. He really i
• lid well under the cl rcu in* lance*. Ilia
only fault wa« hi* wildm***, tint ron*l
deritig he han been kept on the trench
aiuce I H < nration day, tills# U not to la
wondered at. Hi* delivery h rather
alow and he ha* a habit of going half
way to the plate to receive the return,
mid thl* cofnidnatlori prolong* the
game amt glv»*« hia opponent an op*
jiortunity for a good real. It alxo
give* a runner on llr*t an opportunity
to get a big lead. Hut hi-* curve** **eetn
to l*e hard to hit, amt only nine ball*
were hit out of the diamond.
flower* whm in good form anil had
lot** of ape* d, but lie ha* to **tow down
to make hi** pllchc* accurate. He al
lowed but alx hit*, and but one in an
inning, ami fanned It men.
Putnam went out 1 J in the 11 r«*t
Dm;, ill*1 reached tlnrd. Keaeli got a
Minnie over -••eond and went down *»t»
a pa**cd Imll. 1‘ Niiiklln walked and a
wild |iilch advanced Im»tI» runners
\N illt a man on mi'oimI and third, with
but one out, the fan** were worried a**
to how Homn woiihl alami ine Mrain,
but their fear** wore groundle** a» he i*
eool amt collected with men on l»a*c*.
Daly died t*> Dngn* and I.ntielle fan
tied.
In the third Putnam cm**ed. The
manager atarted with a pa**, atole
»H'iuid and came in on Talm a Iona
mingle lad w een center and right.
Nothing more doing up to the *lxth
when Days Hie look the lead Duly
atarted with a single and steal Lalndl*
put one Into the ehureh yard fora
double, seoring Daly Ornuliee *«crl
hid l ain i * t » third mid In « »red on
a wild pitch.
Tin I nits w« re MtUl one I add ltd when
they (Mm ■ to hat in the ninth <«ngn«
dun»|H*d il down m front *»f tin plate
and v» a- ah on Daly * wild throw lie
dole *.ocond and up to the fhir*l '•tatIon
on Mnr-*( - out. Duma* hit a grounder
which K rank I id >n <«■< d* d In getting
#me hand on but couldn't rrcuver nml
I he t King run crossed.
Kohitnite hit a lly to right Ihilglt
got near enough to II In puli it down
with un* hand amid great applause
Houin pitted the next man and ad
vaueed trim with a wild pitch, lie
got no ta the! it* the next two were
« i»*y al tlrst.
There were two gone when a ray of
ho I** hunt ted on Putnam'* hori/en.
Daigle hit a grounder t»» I aUdle Hei
thtauno ill *|»j»* d the thrown, which
wu* low M at ion w alked. Dagm* met
t| Mjuare, h it il went too high and
Uohttalte g t under it.
There wa one gone m Day \ tile -
half when t raiikhn hit t«» right for a
Mtlely and *tol« Daly hit |.» It ft. Du
mu* started in tor it, *n.i he wa»
wrong, and started hack II had lost
j id ei^ough time in til* misjudgement
mi he eouldii I get under it, ami the
w liming run came in
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ll w as a great uame w in or |.>„
Wauicgao i* cvrtaiulv •*. a u-.| |* „ !
riaulwiir,i with ail -ml* set,
Armatul Karlov, w hotranjrtit for tho
•oomhI wain tn their i u> ii contest 1
with >*iulv»r*it*iv 14*t s*iunlay , look* |
like a winner, ami throw* to (>»*,•* will* '
i ill Io t fTort. H** will *lo ilto backstop <
v'- ri* for lilt Jlrit tram hereafter.
The manager rmiilr a <iart»B steal !
?»*t "41 unlay. taknijj a e bailee when
l!i< pile her wa* otu oi hi* position wtih
1 ii- bail in his pn»aami,in. Hi- ma t,'
it all right bnl kwt *i* Inches of *ktu
44$!' hi* rtna on Die sink-.
who ma*f- ♦ with * total
of 7 iti Patoim didn't get » took in off
Mortin.
Morin handle I the game in ■ satis
factory nttnwr. The only flHUrtwi
heard wa* that he endeavor* toexplain
to the player* w hj lie nuke*
hi* deeidon. He w»* certainly watch
ing tire game wired tie *aw Morse nteh
Itergsicn *1 x incite* off. on that old one
of hiding the hall. And the wound
time I,ala-lie tried hi* Intr reference
with the catcher ther* wa* no dust in
the eye* of the uril|>.
I.i/otte pulled down a fowl fly that j
lookeil pretty good. Mo did Italy «ff J
Tatro.
Mor*e iexj[eil one up in llie fourth
that *aved a run.
Keaeh rohhed Mor*e of a single hy j
getting hi* line hit in the *ixlh.
franklin at abort entered lot* of
terftUrrry and gathered in a cow pie of
hard one*.
ItoMtallein left wa* <|ulte a factor!
in the game. He pulled down Tatro'* j
line tut in the tenth, that looked good
for a double when It left the hat.
When franklin indulged in a litUe
kicking tie wa* warned hy l*op Morse
that it doe*n’l pay.
One hit in nine inning* off I,arose,
must lie the record.
The Canadian* have stolen U< base*
to np|Kineiita 2‘.i Ihi* year.
The league meeting last Monday,
which It wa* predicted would tie a tug
of war, turned out harmonioualy. The
hatchet wa* buried and ail protest*
were withdrawn, although aome g<*«l
riatured argument wa* indulged in.
Hceretary J. -It. Hcnoit of Taftvllle
tendered Id* resignation of league sec
retary and Kdward A Hiilllvan of han
iclson w h* elected to succeed him.
Treasurer Miotic of the Norwich
Taftvllle team, In discussing the rule
ri ‘|uiriiig a l<ui day notice to the see
rotary of llie league I adore playing a
lit*h man, (minted mil it* detrimental
effects, and a vote taken on llie matter
module- rule 4 • to rea I "live days' no
lice," instead of ten.
The ifuestion* ot official scorer*
came up for conslderalile talk, hut no
m-lion wa- taken Manager Williams
w i* allowed to add Itoliert Willi* ol
Jewett* it.v and Morgan Moore. u for
met miiti - -ml I w irler ill tli si town, to
Ills playing list, and they will lie in
the garni * I hi* week
V vole of thanks w a* extended to
the Putnam Patriot for the gift of a
handsome |xniiMtit to the league lead
ers ill llie end of the season.
I wo games with the Andems the
l-'ourlh iIo|ie the weather man will
gl v e us a good deal.
Mr \ I Morse had a rtihlier put In
tn the pitching Im.x and there will Is
iio more arguments a* to where to
stand
There ha* also lasui a water pi|s
laid to the Held - > the diamond run Is
w et (low n
The greati -I p rot deni now* is I lie dead
In id* and that will probably l>e solved
in t he in ar I in ure 3
Putiiam has now played around,
taking I mm h-wott t ity and sptttl
ing even w it ti I lie re- .
i nd i »v iii. aid p iiiles ol the l . V
i ii mil team irpnsed our town
p-op|eiu w tin I w ind contest hy defeat
loa the -truin' ->muteixl lie aggreal mu
at a came plttvid on t lie new grounds
last Saliiiday nflenioon hy a score I to
ii The game w as play .-it in one hour
and ten minutes That's going some
Ini the yonngsteis.
Pn-i lent I!., -ha- assigned till
plrc I ahty of Aorwi- i to ottlets'ii- at
the league ..- one. in till' city and
Noithtirosii miihili s-alHtday for
lie game- Ulwn-i Wauiegan and
I lay v ii le W lute, t lie ha - ket nail play er
anew iiinpli in till* league, willoitl
etale I mpiu’l aisse of Ihl- city goes
to Jewett ' tty and Norwich for the
games at that end ol the circuit.
Ntvl -s.it id iv tin l \. C second
Tan ; i , I, .-.I ' . I -i 1! .,-l\ g aiiTC
with the Kain'der* of \ nth liiosve
mu dale on the Vodeius grounds in the
! m ulling
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in l* I'Kit < r.
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"Any player noticing a mistake in
Ins halting average will cooler a favor
by notifying the scorer.
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Wildwood Park
The Kmptre t'ltv Minstrel* are gu
lint givsl value si ttie theatre this
week There U a regular minstrel tlrst
tnirl tnt milnelng gisul singing ami
evmieitv l‘»rl nmuhu >*( Uirar giant
\ miik' ilk mimkti tncUnfing, Jimmy
<'«»» |>i i in original monologue. the V.
> Stiigtiti: Knur, ami tisn Harrington
iiimI lit" talking ltgurv>*, all pleasing
■ii 11 Vest Ui' k ■ new \ amievilte nets
him !»• |iu—i i' ll l'li* Ureal l.yneli, j
rt'M'liil t»v Ml" l \m*h, in a tight
wire ai't K*i!e .v Itiirl elt in an Irish
ivnu'ili Mini Hunter tiia'ratie
" in'll • M n Krwi'i I'heaUe
'tail iiu’tU'n, a ima* importation fi,*»n '
i !'n|v, ami tie" motiig picture*
i ■ lit, Ihnrsilav ami
"altiiiiav ■ ,-iiimt', a No *>»tur\lsv as
te i ' tut i'ourth. ami tln> I iiilav
>•*
1 K n tt K. IVart tfc to I
* ■ e a . .j In locale lhe
^ ' ill l‘ I ■ 'U smet Itiavseielt, j
hntU lei him hi the IVary Atolieeluk,
anti t* ie!i i a, rieil him ami !;►* pu'tv |
ti> tite ,i ii.en the !a»i t\|a'<tiliou,
nett Vlomiat w ill begin hei north* afti
vwjrajjv.
Kto|w ttehing instantly, t uft's piles,
cerein*. *,s i t'teniu, letter, itch, hives,
te ijs-N. v'iHw, lV>.su * Ointment. At
drug sieranve.
_____________________ I
THE GRANGE
C«r*d‘ir»4l fcr
J. W DA.HOW ChariwM. N. T„
;>r<* < <*rr.r • %ne Y'nr* £*•’</
PROFESSOR R. A. PEARSON.
Or»n9* Membtr »t Head of Agricul
tural Department of Ne*r Ycrk.
Oov#*rn.#r Hughes of New Vnrk state
r»*'»*ntiy appointed Itnymon t j
A l:*-*!’ -on of » ••f..-. \gr u'fur r * o
lege N* comilliwiiotier of nj^ftcuUtfff to
iucree.1 Charles A. \Vlftlli|, whose
term of office bid eSfdred- This ap
pointment is particularly pleasing to
the memtwr* of the* grange of New
York state. in which Profeaaur Prirwo
la au act Is* worker If#* l# a member
of Forest C’Ifjr grange of Ithaca. N Y
II** baa done val
uable work In
the dairy divi
sion of Cornell
niliege for the
paat five years
an<l has been a
chste student of
agricultural life,
lie was l#oru In
Kv a nasHie. I ml .
In I87.T lie pr*
pared for college
at Ithaca and
entered Cornell,
from which In*
graduated in
V¥M, securing
his master of
science degree in
luuw After grad
nation he »*ntere<| the tuilk business In
I'hlladelphi i and w «• one of tin* first
to control the production of a sanitary
milk auj.p v for a large city If*- was
In tin* milk business one year and then
ei bred the government servlet* as an
•ifttftlit chief of the dairy division. o >
lug Nome esc# lent work under Seer**
fart of Agriculture .fumes Wilson. He
went !<■ Cornell in !*>.:. ulitl undef Ids
supervision tin* d* j» irti.ieiil of d dry hi
iluxtri h is rea* lied Ms present high
{Nisi t ion To Professor IN arson almost
entirely I* dm the budding up of this
department Ihs rejuii a lion hi the ag
r leu J turn! world ha* l»*i-n made through
ban!, mm -nt w irk and his ahiMty
is reeogni/ed tlirunghoijt the country
lie has alway st-*»d for the fanner
and lias been prominent In state grange
work lie has detained numerous of
fets of positions in agricultural lines in
Other Stales
Professor Pearson's new honor will
bring with It a salary of $1,000 He
will also Is* allowed expense* not to ex
• e*si $o*s» .1 year As an added honor
his new position will make him a mem
ts*r of the fsnrd of trustee* of Cornell
iinherslty. and he will thus Is* still
closely connected with Cornell. He will
also be a member of the hoard of con
fro! of the experiment station at Hem*
va arid of the state fair commission
Ills term of office will be three year*
ft, A I’KAMMiN.
!
EXCLUDE LIQUOR SELLERS.
Revised Constitution and Bylaws of
New York State Grange.
Till* ron-dli Utlon and bylaws of flit*
New Y"i!> ‘-title yi.my*- l»;i'e t»*»*n re
\ I itmt brought d«\\ n to ditto. Tb*1
chunge* it,’h'1«• if** few, hut there are
I two or three of consider.!hie tmpor
laiut1 < *t»»* refers tu me ttlK*r» win*
havt.* heroine Uii.-Ir!iii;t -<! for.iu.v reason
oxeept expubthm Tin > tuny Im* ad
m1111<*«I to uieitjltorshlp in any grunge in
w lo*>e jurisdietion tin y reside. on np
pltcul imt ui « ojit|*;tHit'll hy proofs of
pre\ Ions membership. hy a majority
vote of tin* p niu;" and tin* pay tn«*ut of
sui It fee. not It >-» than >1 Ju for mcti
him! do rout* for women, a* may be
pta*H» t ihed hy tin* grange Sir U nppli
on that ami pro »t s sl»u la* referred to
a committee which ‘■half rep* rt iti s
*»tlhsoiptO||| moot l i! g i tb I tllo Voto Nh ill
In* taken by p ij- t I allot
Another put ngi aj h refers to tin* pro
hi hit loti «*f tlio selling of Ihpmr hy any
Patron atal U a* hdlows When any
ration shall eng lire In t ho soiling of
spirit mm* Ihjeois a* a heiernge. either
w lioiosn}»* ot retail, sin It Patron shall
ho dropped from the roll ol member
j “T: P w : ;»oi,t im- .• * I ! set if’ try
j shall notify the* tie worm ary. who
‘ shall notify o.t !t s« h.c.lPotfo grange
III Ho* state where such offending
pa.ioti iv.*dd« ”
Tn® G Need of the Grange.
\Y hat i* tho g.eute-t uo«‘d of the
grange and e au^t* work today ami
how shall It I e »oi| p!,« IV we n*k« d a
prominent Patron »v.« ally lie rc
plied
’ 1 he greatest net'll of the grange to
day Is i htomler com option by p*
lender* of Just what Influence the
termite everts in pubhe affairs, that
tin \ may set the pare that the rank
ami file '‘in nut! will follow It has
l*eeti trt» \ s.nd that McKinleys sue
ivss is a leader of men lay In his
ha hit of keeping an ear to the grouud
•O as to eateh the first tml lent loti of
the writ I me nt of the |**ople am! then
turning till* knowledge to use In lead
ing public sentiment The example of
McKinley, followed i lonely, will great
ly euh tmv the Inrtueuc* of the grange
in public affair* **
A Redundant Ward.
The Pt i. a |\ Y * Press aays: The
Press ne*er use* the worvl county In
gl'Ing tin* uatne of a Pomona grange
It !• the usual custom to writ* it Jef
femou county Pomona grange hut the
IYe*s puts It Jefferson Pomona grange.
The reason is that the word county t*
•ttjterfltiou* The IViuona grange has
Jurisdiction over ail the aui»onMuat»
grstuges where I* is located ami no oth
er Us territory is idem Pal with the
county line* ar t there Is than?fere no
necessity for the u»c of two w>rds
when one algid: ^ tli that t> ra<j^drvd.*
For n mil i. easy action of the bowel*
a Sitlg e tfo^e of I Van > lieguk't* l"
enough I'n atment cures habitual eon*
stipatioiw - ' ivnts a '-' V .Y>k your
druggist for them.
CiLSTOIli v.
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j t*<mX*trTs - ■' v
CASTOR IA
For Infant* and Children.
ftt Kind Yon Hm Always Bought
Bear* the
nature of
Bradley Thea.ter
'I’Jif moving pirlufi* habit i* ceftain
Iv (nmlni;. We don't ik* to *«y I’ st
lutrii ha- gone moving |»icture era/.'.
Nil certain il t* that the habit ha*
taken a f»*t hold on a fame |>nrti-m < f
the community. We have a ked aev
era! people in town if they at etui and s
invariably net thi* reply "Ye*- 1
didn't at find, nut after I went, or.ee I
went again, and somehow f have g"’
in the hai.it o g rig. i-i'l n w I , o
every time the pul ire* c-hange. ami
*ometilne- oftener. not? It
certainlv i* not « harmful nahit ratN r
the reverie. Many of the picture* are j
instructive. Take the "Fleet at Mar>-|
Francisco," »lio*n awhile ago It
hrouithl home fo every one present tile
Itrandeur of that womierfui display of j
the cuiin^;'* naoil jcwer, and the
magniltcanee of tlie entertainment of |
the fleet in port. it i* doubtful if any
of u» had conceived the ma.tnit.ude of
tlie event in the nation* history. Then
ttiere waa the atholic • entennial
Celebration." another itrami pageant,
instructive an<1 entertaining- Kit her
of these picture* a* a le**on in the proa
re»« and history of the country were
worth the admission fee. Then there
i* the entertainment feature be-*bk-*,
including comedies, tragedies, and
picture* of principal cities. Ned Nle
liolaon. bar a tone. i* a favorite with ttie
audience in illustrated song*. Hia
selection* are mo-dly balad.*, telling a
little dory of their own, which j*clear
ly brought out by the commendable
distinct articulation and ttie tieautlful
ly colored illustration*. Manager Kle
hart I* endeavoring U* please ttie puh*
lic to the minute'll detail* Il I* not hia
fault havcjnot not the habit, and if you
really have not g >t it. get it.
The picture* ttint will tw prevented
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday are
! •'Ttie Orphan, or lit*- Mountain Ro
mance,” “ Magnetic Vapor," "f 'urloua
Mr. (’urto,” "Family of f ata,"*‘f »rand
father'* Fill*,'' "I’nlucky Artist," and
tlie Travel View*. I*on’t fail to *e* the
amateur* Friday night Saturday af
ternoon every child attending the per
formance will rei-eive a Fourth of July
present free of charge.
Five Yalestudent* who are willing
to brave tin- rigor* of the bleak and de
solate I.abrador i-oa»t that mav lie of
*ome a**i*lance to I>r. Wilfred I.
< ireufell, the well known missionary,
Wednesday boarded the sturdy little
wlnioner i'ouiiuk, tied in Boston, and
with the rise of the *1111, will *el -ail
| lor Battle ltarl.nl. I.abrador, *toppiug
I at Halifax, cn route
Rradley
W C K I. lit rf |{ «* • i 1
THEATRE
IF TKR500N.43.15
W. C Klthtrf, He.hl.nl Y aiHlffr
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Songs
and Travelogues
Every Afternoon and Evening
<».!»> ami vl•»
Thursday, Friray and Saturday
The Orphan
Or the Mountain Hoimtiirt1
- Mu^ticctic 'N’lijtor.
.'I * 11 i .(is Mr t itr.o.
I I niiilv of l* it *
■ 11 ...(] I a l liei ‘* Filin
i. I iilucky Ai list -
7 - I I ■ Vesta).
I \ I! 1 i V F HI DAY
Amateur Night
frizes >:!.t»0 #2.00 anil #1.00
Xuiui * must lie in handed by
Thursday -if i ll'll win k
FM'.HY
Saturday- Ch tcren s Souvenir Matinee
W anted
\ row r t for go tie ml hoiiM’
: k. t out I n t>n*'. Hi* n«
: mot 1 Cl \| . l»i* III ill St.
IVitnam iTTlf
SATURDAY
BARGAIN DAY
al Cfcapat’s Heat lartel
potfifrel Street
Fancy and Staple
Groceries
Fretb. b'gb *r»de, rl*ht in erery w*Jr.
• re w bat we eodeiTor to »ecor*. »od sup
pi? to oar customers.
It tatea ijrefct care aod vlgiaoee on our
p ift, but we saccetd, we b< lit ?e. and *»?e
our friends tbe best groceries obtaioable.
Good a that phase ttex, both n
Ql'ALirY AND PRICE.
18 Iba Graau’aled !4u*ar for
28 Bar* of World S^ap for
1 pkge. Corn Hta-cb,
3 lbs of Fancy Prunes,
5 Iba. of Date*,
1 ^al Mapie Hyrup,
1 Cake Maple Suijar.
2 lb ateak,
Pork Rtb,
3 bo*e* of C am*.
a r a cur it r o* probate held at
2\FHL I. within and l’*»r thf District of
Pontlret oi. ti e let cay of Jaiv, ISfOA,
Present, Cbatlcs «>. Thompsou, lud/e.
Mioori Estate in L* Biiectieut of Margutite,
Marion, II., KaUn-rine ami liobeton Ltwisol
1 liirtjfo, Illinois, » N Holmes of Pom fret.
Conn., Guardian in said district.
The t(Uaniiati itoi said having made win*
tr-n application to -aid court, in ac ordai.ct* with
the statute, for ah order ol sale oi the whole or
part ot the real estate de- i bed therein, it i
o.'tlcnd that said application he hrartl at the
Probate ottiee in Point ret on the bth day ol
dulv, ll.Kib, nl lOo'i n.Kk ii. the forvtoou; and
that notice thetcof In* aiv*o, b\ in«<!tio* a
eopv ol this mder in the Putnam Patriot, a
Of wspam t having h cim illation in saui uistrut,
and that return lx- made to tin* court.
Attest,
< HAHLKS u. 1 Itt)>JPS«*N, Jud*i
Windham County Jurors
The undersigned, Jury ('ommis-ion
ers for Windham bounty, hereby give
notice that they will fx- In session nt
the office of l-idgar M. Warner, Clerk
of the Sii|>erior Court at j,
PutnaM, Monday, July 13lh. 19p8
1 h« Second Monday i, July
nt in. ill it m., to examine the list of
| Jurors nominated from each town in
said < ‘otinly, and to erase from said
i list half of those ->o noinimited.
Any |xtsoii may a|i|x-ar Itefore ~»i*t
commissioners at the time and place
named ami I*.' heard with reference to
| names upon said list. Kaeh of the
• said commissioners ha- a li'l of the
J urors nondnaled, which can lx- seen
by an j |Kison interested iiefoie said
time.
Dated
.1 lit 1!
I Ik . Ml M \\ V I! X Kit,
Jury i -mill!!
Putnam, ihi
- /W
Mil .Is II. I.ltnw
Cll \ K IK- si. Ilxio.
$1 1)0
ft 00
8c
25c
25c
ft 05
10c
25c
12c
25c
iNew
•Improvements <
/ I) Kw' :':|sic»hs\r li|>t per
toted. NVc ai« ri.O'.iaut!v on the
lookout !o| M*VV f,d tu• ! 111 il ton* ! U>
*
->ur »‘\t- ^ oms. Have i*t-t j*idt*«I
the sh;u-Ou to ort . »!^e and varied
k.
W. H. THOM*’>0N.
1 omt II ,n It
IV I N VM.
DOUGLAS
CAMP MEETING
JULY 17 to 27. 1908.
Can;- CTr..Mrni in Douglas M»»> t* the N V N H X H Railroad the direct line from
tv. \e» York Kscursion rates from K’st.>n Worcester VLilhmantic Prv\ tdetice
ami all *ra> station* Healthful surrounding* fire music excellent tinging spiritual meet
ing* A targe company of aide preacher* ami Christian worker* Mr Frederick Bj.ile>.
known a* fttv Shang mil tell of hi* conversion from .» life <f *?n
80 41*0 W eek H-T5 da> 'V also on Huropenn plan IfOO.HS— 25c and 50c per day
TKNTf-fSfor term of meeting Engage >ovir room or tent now.
hrtti to H. ^i. Brown, .15 Autumn Street E\eeett. Ma*«
The Eastern Dental Co.
Elm Street.
Bradley Block, opposite Congregational Church, Putnam.
Operative Dentistry
Mv»t Modern Methods ami Materials Skillfully Applied
Mechanical Dentistry
II.gh Grade Workmanship and Material.
Crown and Bridge Work
A S*,hv..':\ .
Tlie Eastern Dental CO.
Braille) Block Putnaui, I’oun
Wearables
Strain Hats
We aie showing the most extensive line we
h ve ever shown, in all the different straws and
shapes ranging in prices
50c to $2.50
OUR LINE OF
Negligee Shirts
was *n< ver so complete, all the latest colorings are here
represented, ranging in prices
50c to $1.50
Just Received
A large shipment of Neckwear, the latest, designs
out, and in all shapes. We are headquarters in the
city of the celebrated
Hurt Schaffner and
.Marx Clothing
r,et the Habit and Save Money by buying of us.
' M mev cheerfully refunded on all unsatisfactory
purchases. We give Green Trading Stamps. Ask
i for them.
A. C. LUKE & CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4, Putnam.
T'i Store that his gained tile confideree of the public
ik Peoples Store
r AND Bfif VOiTHATr;
G00DS5T0REIN
For Your'Comfort
in Celebralius (lie Fonrtli You M
Silk Gloves
Two clasp 'ilk gloves, black,
white, color... double finger tips,
50 cents.
Long silk glove*, black, white
ami colors 1.75 now 1 50
1.50 Gloves, now 1.25
1.25 gloves, now 1.00
?9c Long Li»!e Gloves, now 50c
Misses’ 25c silk lisle gloves, tans
and greys, now 10f
Hosiery
Thin hosiery, silk gauze, tans,
per pair, 2JC
Silk lisle, black, new tans. Our
special Three pairs for 1.00
“Onyx" black and new tans silk
lisle, the widely advertised No. 409k
per pair. 50c
“Cadet" scientific stockings for
men, women, boys and girls, every
pair guaranteed, 25c
I Thin Jersey Ribbed
Vests for Women and Childrefl
Made for summer wear g isaantar
! thmi led garments. V-m M.gbt 'lo
1 worse than to stock up on the io>
| low iug.
Women's ribbed 12 l-2c
j low neck sleeveless, and low Dok
with wing sleeves., now lAf
Women’s extra size vests, lo»
neck sleeveless, now 12
Misses' fine ribbed vests, 12 l-2c
value, low neck sleeveless, all
each I*
Women’s fine silk plaited
50c quality, blue, pink, wnjj*
sleeveless, now ^
Women’s 1.00 vests, silk ad
lisle, hand crochet lace, now ***
‘‘Merode” hand finished
UNDERWEAR
We carry all the popular one
bers advertised in the Women » ■*"
gazines, rests, drawers and untca
suits. _
Verona viulettc taicum po» ;er Fr«l*5 ^
box
A.. kk'i« 01' Brewe: A at " 4'-'rtfc*
pen uBKs^ Friday per at
NOTlt'K This store will be closed all day July 4tli Open Fri
• sy evt uiu^. ib-o-innintf Friday July Mtli. this 'store will close Frt*.«
j! 1 lu \ ^ * ^un - July an l August, to give the Clerks Li t holiday
KiUUiN vio y Hir t r.i 1 in_ m the morning. Fridays.
Trade With Us and Save Money’
Isaac Cbampeau,
for Staahr l lVuras.
Telephone 19 2
Lsy.inlj’s Freac'i Dyers and C.ei&i**
PUTNAM,CONN