Putnam patriot. [volume], July 24, 1908, Image 4

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MACDONALD At Z U.LIAMS
PKOfKIMO !- *
PUTNAM WINDHAM CO. .CONN.
To Subscriber* of the Patriot
According to Onter No, '*»7 of
the Post Office IJtmartniml sutweri
brm cannot I** indi'Oted to a new*|jg
|>tr more than one year ami still ha\e
tine paper went to them at the wrofid*
Cltjs- rate. I s * order read* a* follow*
A reasonable Hum will la* allowed
publisher* lo secure renewal* of nub'
acrlptlonf, hut uiilr«**t ^ulw riptioti* a*e
ft it* »/v ti after the term for
which they are paid,within the follow
log perkid*
I null* - w n ; in t »r« « mold h*.
Weeklies, within One Year,
they shall not i*c counted in the legiti
mate list of -ubnerilier*. and ©ojde*
tilftilnlun Hccoiiiil thereof*/*//// no/ I'*
€tfor i.i'iih/Hf at I he second
rla** rale of one c*lit a pound,
but may tje mailed h! the transient see
ondclaas frontage rate **f 1 cent for each
four ounces or fraction thereof, prepaid
by stamps affixed
LkMif1a« Camp Metliiif
Mo**t of those who came on the camp
ground* wince the tree* were ttiinricd
out, thought it an improvement Not
ho those who own cottage*, who liked
the shade, an«l rni**cd the tree* taken
a* ttie lo»* of old familiar friend*
Preachingaervice* I »*t rbmday were
of a high order and greatly pleaded ttie
hearer*. Ttie morning sermon wa* by
Itev. John Hhorl, and that of the af
term*mi by Itev II N Drown h»th
eloquent *|>eaker*, deeply spiritual
linn, who never fail to make their
views cleAr to « « ry hearer *u a* t*»
alrengttieii their faith ami confidence
loth* Hible Only a lew- inini*l« i
w«re on tin* ground the first Sunday
Next Sunday will be the great day
of the meetings, when a large crowd of
!*• ipk* are sure l*» I** j»u **ut if ttie w*-a
tiler »* fair The foil u-i *»* odbUUm
W»U I* pres* nt p.ominent among the
worker* are Itev. Mr Lanphear, who
alafled the Pentecostal church of tlie
Nu/arene in ilit** city. and hN wife
Wed»*e *d »y the \ *-oehitlon hehl it'
annual meeting, and re-elected it’* old
dilector* Ms I III Ilk of «• Milldeuce III
them. The following officer* were also
re-elected
Prc Idenl—d f# *»rge M Mor*
Vice President lfc\. John Miort.
h e e ary Itev II \ Itrown.
T reasurei l<e\. I A . Ilillcry
T he report of the success of the meet
lug* I* deferred until next week.
Burglary in I'omfrrt
Httrgiftrn cnhrcd the rcMidcrtor of M
M Kimbull In l*omlf«*t early Widiiea
•lay morning, gaining entrance by
inrun** «»f n window A <|UMlltlly of
►dlverwHtt* win taken, coni|»riwiiig odd
juere* and pieee-a from M*tn. I hi* lUt id
ihImiIiiic t|>U*c** I** »** follows Suuar
ahell, mu-dud di*h, iray. I wo Mill
<li*lie«, three forks, nine butter dUfit*
with Hit* engratcd InlliaU J I I
four eofTVt* dl*dic*( nan re duh, rh*» —«
••utter, and four Inide kni Tile
Ihitmon |* »l|ee and Stale me at
Work Oil t lie cum
Editorial Simp*.
A plenleom ruth throu^htnil New
KiIKIHIhI, 1.Ilf pHkl U'X1 d»> », i|!H lll !u ll
the lort'-t lift1, Mint ended lIn- wni'l
drouth In .Maine In wins
I'lilua m'iiI « -1■« •• i.1: I'liuiv to mu
lioiernincnl In thunk II lot rendtllnu
H |i»rl ill w liiil l» kiln" ii H' Itif < Mm ■'
•'Honor" i mli- in it 11> . Until Hu- k>' ii
^..irilc- Into which the* elc'Unl i-111j>n«■
t dix idol, arc hk'ciiI In so kiiiy i ii'M-r
friendly relnlinnx with the I nihil
state'. • Mini Ini' declared it' Illicit
tinii of 't i til 11 ifi annually xludenU in
t I,- 1 nlloI State-* mini the cancelled
In lemmix |» exliiuilcd
Walker the New Mnl.nn hank ah
k Milder, Ini' been deUxchil up by Men
l>si mid i' noli mi lit' w mi here tu ex
Jilllle III' Cl In h’ lie I' H limml Hx well
n limiticial banktitpt
I'hc National Kopubllcan t oniniUtec
Will a ill-ill no cniitrltniUnnn from ihh
J- III |n||'( xahl J ! In \\ II lilt 'Ii
lliltiu w l' hi1' |n n-it iii nn 'll I i'C i l|n
Uun oxri »li«i I'm- |> nlllcal tide Ini'
not tk'K<ni In niiixe, tint what itbtica- j
tioti' arc iiniuife'led allow a xlrontt,
grow ink hi-Inn; for the Kepubllcan
candidate tathei than lor Ms op|ioiient (
After their nollrtcallonn have been lot
til Ml I % made, and their let tern of «iHa|k
UihV |iut>ll'hnl. II w ill lie. mam no
ticed Imm* the (Hx>|ilc are Itnlita up.
The llcar't Ilntepetideillx haxe »pllt
tmi from llrvan and will haxe a na
tinnal Ueket of ttielr own It la a «e
ruiuk deUa-Uon for the “Pwilw#
W ar clouil' |h»i tendinis trouble for
the Sultan of Turkey are thickening in
Macedonia Terxia t» in the agxiiucx
cf a blood} revolution, and ihe tcnlral
American Itcpublb** are anarltnK for a
bloody rupture There are too man}
kinatl (fineriiiiieiilt there.
The buatiiii" outlook tstnwx 'leadil}
brighter, proving lhal lielore long lliere
will tie wen the old ru»h of pmapertl}.
Tlte Corram dx> not like lelnn «ub
jeeled to Japanew mle and bloody re
volt^ are conitnuouii}, t>ul hopeloaa!},
gutnf on
The great IWI of A nitric an l>at! It I
had a glad Ktleuuw on arrival «i
Honolulu. It l» hard to lt!l which an '
the moat patriotic—the < hlnaman, the '
Japan**, the native or the American
born. They are each chock full ahuoat
to bunding. I tide >am * adopted
children are trying to i» ju«t like him
— Mr*. \V *>. Jahnwn. who i* at hci
auniuief cottage at the lK>ug!»» camp
around, entertained member* of the
Kaplld l.adte* Aid aocietv to the
number of IS Wednesday. Kclrcah
menla were werved. Mr» Johnaon *
fc wpllalllv w a* thoroughly cnyove.i
•* It f* Cumin* Afoa*."
4 ‘rotchety folk* rimy -av that it the
dirfft primary r* a good plan for #»
small town tike Man-find. where the
rx|i^n«f of the unde fta king will le
-light, hut a doubtful pluo for a large
renter of jx.pulatinn like N**w Haven
or Hartford.—New ll« er* Journal*
* 'mirier.
To thin the Hartford 4'on rant re*
pond*:
**(>tir observing and reformatory
| fH'iKhtion do not -eem to ha ■ e «en*ed
the ait nation in Hartford. They talk
of the |«rir11o \ i ■ • de-irt * for
entail tovniH. Hut they *hod Id rail at
tent loo to the feet that ths*city. which
; ha* Hih.OOM people or f»oi _ i« to employ I
the direct primary rneth^i of norm- j
Mating it- Kepubiican candidate- for ]
State Senator* thi* fad Imvin our
opinion, wilt prove of very large irn
pirtnnce In lhe history of ttit«• new and
attractive ay*tern. It throw* each vo- j
ter track on hi* ow n resource* He can
no longer *1 ay at home from thecaacua 1
and declare that everything i» >ei up
in advance.
The voter* ca*t at the primary will !
determine the *e Sect Ion of Senator*. If f
it turn out that *ma!l town** <'111 do ii !
without Injury, and that hi# town*,
like Hartford, can do it, loo, then it
look* a* if the objection* had pretty
well lieen di**l paled. There may la* a
*ueee**ful delay of the dirccr primary
in till* conservative State, hut it* com
ing 1* a* *ure a« •Minri***—-and consider
able atinihine will conic with it.’*
Shim* crotchety folk in thl* State ofe
|N*e<l the Introduction of the Austra
lian ballot w hen f'.rat pFO|**c 1 a* an
Improvement on the old method of
• otiug. Now t he name class of gieranri*
are op|*»»ing the u*e of voting ma
chine*, although their ad antHgcaover
the prc-ent ballot system hn e lieen
testified to wherever introduced to this 1
State.
Thing-* and method* employed in
electing candidate* and governing mu
nicipalities a half c century ago, quit*
satisfactorily, would la* utter failure*
to prcv cut .v M i»g-doing and mi - govern- ’
MM-nt at tiii- duv Notwithstanding!
i the \ arc n-* change* that have lieen '
I made l*» no * l c * i v failure hi securing
i an hone*»l * pr* m»n of the |M*nple ’*
I wi>he* in je lling n pM -.entah .es and
i in s« curing th< just adminM ration of
| municipal affairs, lh* -?«• 1 - an urgent
j demand fit p • < nt for impunenicnl in
! Ixi, h t hcse <|i m « 1 ion*.
l or the purpose of getting a safer,
in *re * a pi «li(mils and elieiipu n»«-th« d
of lecording and eounting voles, the
voting machine hn* proved -uece**ful
w he rev cr te-led
At the South unit West, m order to
I avoid the a t i<ir< UihI seemed t*» 1 »■ in
evitable in the *dd system, the Mayor
Mini* tillllll Oil < OUtICll WlTt* 11 b»*i i shed
and a commission hh^ «ubstiluloJ,
each iii«*nila*r Iihuhu assigned to him
a *|>cel«l department to ran* for IfJiU
numngemeni did not prove nilhtiictort
he would I** turned out without forma'
lily and another man put m In- plact
Thl* hit** proved successful in eveiy
city where it ha* U rn adopted, and the
idea U spreading rapidly, ta eauae the
\N extern |>eople are not *o consei vative
It hide bound ns we are at tin Ka*l,
and do not refuse to adopt a good tiling
lh cause it is m w
1 lit* «111 ret primary is »<> simple and
so easily ti lt' d that it commend* itself
ir* a step m the direction of upward
progress, to c\try thinking |H*rson ll
i* coming t thr l uiiranl sav**, ■ »•
Mill* a* sunrise
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IVihnps *oiiic t»f our readers may ne
\rr have taken the trouble to Irani
what the “dii rt primary mean*, and
M»me of these «same people will not go
to a ra tens to nominate candidates, in*
• mum , they vi) , •very tiling i* rut and
dried by i miii i cia*s of |t responsible
prisons Ih* dnrri primary Is just
the thing - .«■!» |H*f>ous ought to tieglad
loser mlop d They woohl not have
to waste time k' dug to a caucus, to
tt)ii*tiat<\ take lie e »>e of our muuicl
pai officers, as it pr sent eon-dll tiled or
by r unuiiN*. !i \s « it adopted \t an
appointed day . idler due notice, volets
will In.* asked to \y it t- down li. e naun >,
say lor May *» n the ntdn • »! pret* i
cue* . the b!>’ oti tlse list In'ing the hist
chops-, and tin* othei four in order • *t
Choice I In will le de|Hftik*d as *»i
dlnat v ballot'*, m the rare of a selected
committee, and counted by them, and
the name having the largest numU'i ot
Notes will is* deeiated the candidate.
I( tor a |H»lltieal othec. each party w i
select their i artv emdidates m the
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same yy ay
\\ e mi;) give the outline of the plan, j
the details to make everything work I
sate, are simple enough. Preceding
Mich direct primary , the el at ms of those
whom any one wishes tl*- selected,
may tie publicly presented or privately
discussed, winch will prevent h>o wide
a scattering of choice.
The t'ourant says tliat in Hartford
camtidates for Senator* are to t»e selec
ted by the primary mettuHl Putnam
should select at least one candidate
this fall, for some special office. 1 he
votersof Putnam, or any other town,
may thus have the operation of the
dire.'t primary denumatrated, to learn
whether it is a feasible improvement
or not It is another proposition the
HuadncKs Men's Association should take
in hand and carry through to comple
tion, and it w ill be remembered to their
credit, we teei assured
Intfrntini Loculi
ht«*> rv | >mi ml l<_\ mkeMnfr.v
Men • M'»wt U|« i v, l.adies ms
l niun Shvart'o., Areade Mlnok, I’utnam.
W M Man»lWld A i n sell Kmir Ar
thur Hour. StK-A*
Jnl> J> mu! JSt, t’handier A Morse
will haw with them a latl> who will
it. immiilriu the tt-HI-O steam t ook
i i'r. Meat", i -iielable», and |i*>irv will
j tie cooked with the tt-HUl t ooker.
You ev .kithe entire dinner over our
, Inn net
Mum Helen A Maleta has received
| the nomination fur tuunti sujierinten*
deni of S -h.s' » in l.awerenoe counts.
South lias.vita.
best* of ftofcuf Potter.
!$i»hop Henr? Codmin INHter, «et«
enth Protestant Kfrtfleofrtd Bishop, of
the Ittoeeae, New Vork, died on Tu*«
flay night, at hi* turn me r borne, at
( <xfj»*r«tofin, X. Y., after an illuewief
several week* The Bishop wa# fin
eorwinu** « i d’y. itul the end fame
peaceful an<I rfiliet. HU wife, hi* two
duehten ami non, were at bin bedside
wlietl l*c expired. Me wa* 74 year* old.
A year ago, while pastor of the <*on
g relational church at Kant ford, fie-.
V\ it. Linaberry had oec**«nfi, in hi*
-* rmon. I't speak of Bishop Potter, and
re! a ter I the fidluwirig Interesting -tate
rn *»t:
•nirnethlnf mer a century ago there
lived about three mile* on the road
west of Aahford < ‘enter, a widowed
mother and her two non*. The family
was \ery possessing only a few
acre* of I and. one eow, ami I wo or three
sheep. The mother, however, wan a
g * 11 v woman, and she determined that
if she eould do nothing more for l*er
two little f«oy*, she would t>rirate them
up to honor ami worship Hut!. Sabbath
after .**ahba:h mother and non a might
seen making the journey together
over the highway to the little I’ongre
g it tonal ehureh at Aihforrl.
< m** fold winter the need* of the fa
mily were sogreat that the mother had
the sheep sheared, that ahe might line
tin* wool in the making of doth for
warmereoat* for tier boys: she protect
e<J the sheep from the cold by a pad
fling of *t raw that w a* wound about
their Inaflien.
A* time pa-ned on the mother dck
ene«l nr»*l died, ami her two son* went
out into the larger world to nerve the
t Mid 1 hat the mother ha*I lo\ed 'uni
uel worked hia way through college
anti for year* wan one of the most pro
minent minUter* in Massachusetts.
-p« ruling hi* ministry of M) year* a
paalor <>f th*’ < nngregalional church at
I rariklin, M»m., from March 1 . IT4'.'
to May li-ith, I**-'. There he Ucaiitc
the father of the young Samuel Nutt
who went out with the first band of
missionaries under t he A meriemi I»< »nrd
from Holton to India and who afh r
In* return to America li\edto an hon
ored old ago ill the city <»f H.ntfnrd
The oilier non of the Ashford mother
iK’eame pastor ft * f a little time of the
Presby terian church < berry V.\ *\.
,\. N . w hen lie wan cal left to the Pi*
ifleney of I nioii < 'ol'ege d’liere I
phnh t Null won lame a* one of the
greatest of Niiieriean t'olicge, Pre-i
dent*, and wan called the ‘ Maker of
St atenuieii *
At amt two month* ago the mural
tablet to the memory of President N«»tt
pledged tw * year* ago, w an set hi place
at the left ol the pulpit of the Presby
terian ehureh at < berry Valley, V V.,
Inuring the following inscription
»;i irn \j j i Non, i> i» i. l i>
— cUuum ft renrrubile Irumen —
I of * I y ear* President of I nion t ollege,
w a*, from 17iwi to iv»s,
Minister of this church
and in the Academy here
l**grtn hi* w ork an
I IMd Mull
born J une .!»*, 1T7w,
I bed .1 in ’,'7, 1 s*.n
I lerleil by III-* r:«||< Is ki ,
llenr> 4 I'utUM. l’>i»hoj» of New York
I'HM
*■ s s r U < M . |>« I 04 K
The 1 11-4 WtKMl^icM'k 4 **riH I Ihiml
will Imhl a eunrert on tin cuiiiiiiiiii
>.»lur*la\ evening. lee treatn will U
I on Milt*.
Mathias I’ljimi i> "jHinlini; a
. month in < amnia
I *r M Hitlerite lluliunt is s|sen<tlrig
a \ aeatiun in tin Vthromlaeks
\| i ami Mrs < hnuneev M um
ha\e ret trnetl from a t\\- wet ks stay
on 4 H|H» 4 *m| •
—Thlevesi broke into Louis < hn|*«t«
Irtlne s saloon on We«linh|a\ nliilit.aml
stole a lew ln>ttlesoi whiskey, ami live
hollars m change
Births
In West rhnmp *n,J lU .n.a »lan:h
ter lo Mi ami Mis W illiam >1 Marie
Marriages
In North W»h Ntoek, J \ I b\
Lev I Turner. I*t >! John Attains
• >( W ashinw’lon h 4 . ami Miss | i
i’aiiie « : Noitli W »H»«|stueK
Deaths
In 1 »st Thompson, July Is. Mrs
Voorge 4 ut'er, a^etl'M M ars
In i’utnwm, July A*. Ko>a I hiic t
aet »l l«> yoiiN J
L<. K. fcSinith
Furnishing f- ludrrtaker,
Arcade Block Main St.
• « Sturt. TuItthuDt
Cuaatutlut
Ul Mvr J*l Srt*rr vwtrnfcir Cense U-nr Work
tvr Menu**. l**tr.
Lore Brothers
South Main Street
Putnam
HtVt • » MQt'l Of
tiranite and Marble Monument*,
i Tablet*. tirate*fone*. Ar.
i>» hand. A .-henil tbiOMiit *' Sr * »re t»n
am tinier* iw.tf.: lot *attie Sr ‘ore \:
11.1»*.
Samuel \V. Neill. . Agent
Notice
WhtrtM my '«'n. 1 6\*\ ha* 1 ft h *
; home without him cau*»\.I henrl.y for.
ti»«i any one lru«!in# him an mi ae
tvunl.*' I *ha!i j»»y no tuli* id hi* c\*n
ir*clinic ntirr ihi* datr J llt
t i v i t, V\nnl.iAi. \xmw. Putnam,
luied at Putnam, July 24. lyOo .X*
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JWid-Sumroer Clearance Sale |
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„!DoqW, * snec^l saV vou can r, .ke up y..ur nun-1 that it is * -goo 1 buy " This fa-t i* gm*r*\y no ler
i ,r -vie* attract a h n of haters S exstft'-m'son. No mi- -tt^a f - Tuts sale has only one purpose, the
ut of our spring so 1 summer stock to piar-e our ho is* in order for U), and winter wearables.
This Sale Will Continue But Thirty Days
MEN’S BOVS AM) CHILDREN'S CLOTHING If ATS AM) FURNISHINGS.
The following price ioducemcu s will show you how very iaocb we desire to sell :
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Men* 14 "tr. 15 no, It; txi -nit. now
]>»-. - >i. " I'* nO. 1 i.ll) -uit. now
Jtov - I t io. I'i'i i. l<; i* i - in. now
(’hildmii'i 1 "ft. .'5 <H) -uit. now
Children*- 35 4 '»0 -tut. now
fhildren'- 5 <*n. <i O'* -nit. now
0 75
!t <#
ti 75
0 9*
1 98
98
3 98
STRAW HATS
Men's 3 0 i at-, now - 5<>
i Men's - 50 Lat-. bow “-!,0
Men's 2 < 0 hats, now 1-50
Men's 1.50 hat-, now TOO
m.;vs underwear
Men's .Vie l.a'briosn. or blue ribbed sLirts and drawers. 3!>e
Men's "»ii’ negligee shirts, now Site
Middlesex sock-. P«r P»«*
I, it won't pay to come to this sale, it won't pay to pic't up dollars. Its your opportunity.
The Church Clothing Company G
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Hartford
Danielson
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CITY TAX Notice
A warrant Jiavirm Uen issueil to me
for liir collection of taxes iexie*l by the
iriHinl li't of the City of Putnam, for
the year Phi7, » ! ieh no <lne ami pax ,t
hlc on or 1-efore Antf'ist 1*7, P***, ac
conlimt to the rate of -act city, nattce
i« herein ttixen th.it h the purpose >f
recci' imt la\i> f will lnix-t all |»ersoiis
li t*'h- hi pay taxes »| ie s ii.| city . at the
('tty t oimcil Itoom. *■ I nil Street, rut
I'liors.hn . I- play, - i' lax, \mju~t
I ||, I.>. |:His, from !• o'clock a. m. to
. o'clock |>. m. If not p.iiil for within
i In- time jirexcrilieil ■ n let' ami per
cent mteieot xx ill <»• cnarK*'i|.
.IllsKI’H M- K M IIM K.
r .dot oi rn\es t.n i t ity o: Put
nam.
Itatciiat Putnam, t am. July IT.Ioox.
(aiidis Pugislralinii \otin*
I he ItxRlstrarx of \ h r- of the Town
of Pulliam will U- in -< --i m it the se
lect iiii'ii s office ill I iiion IMoek.
Friday, August 7 and I'riday,
August 1
from t* o'clock noon until ‘i o'clock p.
m., to register the legal xoters of Maid
town who may apply lor the privileKe
of yoliiiK in |n>lllic.-i! caucuses a- pre
sentieil in thet 'onnex'Ueut Acta of liai.',.
< hapter -!,'<■
t hose who have i reinl.y registered
muter ttie ael.are not reijutreil to again
unless ehuiiire of political preference is
ilesireil
I.Win T Wlhvrf.x,
'l'lliiM ys P, If y AN,
Putnam. < onn . .1 uly -
Registrar*
I, PHIS. .1
For Sale.
|*ro'*|Hirnii** bak*rv Iiifiik as.u it h i»•:*I
t^latr ol aU»ut n*i*i »n land _ l-a
storehouse «ith Hi, (Miiliilniim bake
shop, large 11 •»11r house, u agon and car
i nane house and tine stable. .\o hip in:
1 niaiu’es Hukesltof) ha* good i>riek
, «*\en. If i 11 h k i F. \Vt*M t’hompson.
t 'onn. 0 ;■
Sliki1 lAamiiiations
Vn examination for Mate Teachers'
' < Vrtiflcntcs will »*• held at Israel I*nt
nam x-Ium>1 building, Putnam, on Au*
Kiist • and »< f rom !* a. m. to o p in.
I-«>r information apply to Staleltoard
<•[ Kducatioit, KiKim j-, ( apitol, Hart
ford
The examiner will Ik* glad to confer
with |H iM<ns desiring to enter the Nor
mai N*lun»h. a)
NOTICE
: 1 V i\ 1 »*?»«'*•« u: No!: • is h**rr
sttm Squab Company,
!. _;ar ■ 'i uui px>tmg uiult: The
m.iii 'ii ('otiiKTlk'Utt and having
, n, Woods! A,
ug ‘ la:m» gainst such f t*mj*nny, |u
Wo
! ■ Cilv of ftnUilu, > *.i* -I
, Y * .! f h . > !.» , ! I . > . } -
1 .* . 1 ». '•> i; !!■ >1. i • Puerto
Notice
' »
I !nf ii!;■» !>"'.> ■ i Cvi nm? the \ i!
! A*t >; \ Aditoid, towu >■! Kttiioni,
ri\ Wn»»iiiAai. and state of Connecticut,
*V«.. »; l" «•- 1 W. lUi n:^ ati-l
la N i . '<> **id Ueoiifc W Darim»:
• i tint* ot i an>i contains nth! acre*
iiiuir . iK»i r V'l as follow* li«*aT*u»: g
at «tak< ami *! > •'* at the nwthwtst turner ot
*a i I-' f*y .’»*v ruuuiug »auth«riv on '
*4id highwav *!k»uI 60 rods to a *take
ami *ion«--. It bring th« southwest comer o! ,
*a \ ' «t. i »*’« b\ the ’.and of John Ho ojan -
!•* %?ah» i '• «* about f‘0 red*. Noitb \ by
an i foi tm ' m -I by 1 . M. Alien to the tn *!
cameo A* .u*s* i IkhI on |’*i.T 1 A\
h ot ’he land r»s*Oi * of |«kv • ot tax notice, the
!*»u of Hartford. >a»d ictr> bring f u the pay
ment o! tax due. the I iwboi Rn*ftord on : ■*: ot
1 HOT, at d amounting with !rt*! mt rent to $ i 07.
Th»' « to give notioe t a! on the 25th day «•*
N-f'ruiier, ll*t*b a! 10 o'. jock, a m. a' the sign
past in the village ot Norik Ashford 'n said
•own ot f asttOfd. 1 ’‘bad *rU enough of said
•eai estate to pat said tax together w tb the
awful cxal and charges thereon Caro I*.
IwvthaO', f ollrrlM at Taxes, town of Kasllord,
!*h«em\v V. Conn., »Jul\ 20th, 19U&.
at-£5
Notice
W Vffsi l the subscriber having levied a r«\
warrant ttfnuj * certain tract *»i land *iua?tyg in
the southern par* or *he Tow* - f Ba*?b*ra and
near’ e Wrst line. North of Hal ’* KewonMnr in
town of f '•atfoT'* i «>uutv of Windham and ela’e
*•! « eattnitevi taxed at-4 a***« MP»d to Fran X
Kin*k»vn>i. and "Upptitrtt to hr I ‘«g !o *aid FT*av
\ K vkwtHsl A m« «! A!«Ses-tue»t and C**«tair *
4 ,. »* iv e %-r hr*a ueaa'nbed a» fo»*
North t.% and bow or former iy €»f
V% !*!»•« W i(tak*r and WiUiauj Hrata*'.
' *Vt r ^ Ua . u ^ Mnwer’v of Fl sha t«rant !
and d Hnttvil and heirs cf -j ’Sejak
»*v»fkortv bv :aed now i\c formerH hr land of •
•lit* i> r« amt fnesaaii K»-nee!4>o add on i
The A * ,• aa,4 h-u. r«sa and land now
; or f > <« e»* d •■> \ s VVerAs and H A
. fU-n- n v% p«f» fP!, r«L s | ;
I'- ’Vj» ;U ’%rn o' Kadroni va*d .ro betiig
tie i ^vntenr o' ’a* due ti»« ?v»*n of Kaatfor i
1 * h'» •*! jo-, , *»,} amisantind teh ega: interest
j *t s, Ttu» I* *«- gtxr Busier that »*a the M:r.
Sfp rater. •*« ai »oV et a in , at th" {
| »»cs p* »■ '.a f- *en»a%UU’ in mi-: Town of r.asf
*o-d. 1 »h* «eH enonfh ’d *a»«i rea- ••>T«te to •
i’*‘ saKl Tvjf' . r m:h the ‘.aWfnl *>'•’> ltd
• cv. - i %i‘» t*. l.sthaDi. Coi.tf:urof
‘ * v ' town • f ta>. Vrd. I'boetiki* r, i one . :
J v >56, -*e
I'o Will
W dhaiii
Dresser's Dius:Store
FOR
GIFTS
Some very dainty bits of
Fine China
and
Glassware
as well as
9
Delicious Candies
in Boxes
Dresser’s Druer Store
\r v> : Kr of probate Holdes
*» »• 1‘ ;«»•! w.thm and tor «a : »u.,t o!
Pulliam Vli t£*<- Cgnd dav of Jut\ \ l> -a*
Kdaardi.
O" m< - r •! AUfed T |>»,.s cl fu-oam
loin »d».unt-.-or «.•>! . U»i«d mil,,
rfl-MH ha. Jl CuIL.r
• Hhiii MM di.irtct, deceived tumam
ThMnnwiau-w Ih»: .1 month, b* al
'i“:1 «»•««> f‘" or »M ,.t.te
y-*:.'l>ll>,t *h»tr «•»«»!»* to Mm* to t|i*
VlH.mii.r.T., »„,l dlwl> ,-mile notice v
eirm.lthia older b> adirrti.iBaiaat.f.^^,
ha.iUg • CUVU.atloa in MM d ■ , t'TMBl
IU* a copy Jksm.1 00 the HM, ,,»n ix»t {, \*,i
ESU-SHT,, 1
Saturday at Store
of E. MULLAN
2! Bar# Star Soap.
Sibi Prune#
Gold Medal Butter
Banner Oat#
Sew Potatoes
Blue Ribbon Raisins
22 lb# Sue Uranuisud Sugar,
to the pnreuaser ot a pou
«0c bulk tea
Gold Medal Fioor
General r’utnax Flour
Pastry Floor
Young America Cheese,
•**okea Shouidera
tVa Bean#
Blue Label Catsup
Libby’* 2 ,b« can O* Tongue
L'bbj a 1 lb Lunch tongue
5 ib# Bulk b»4rcB
Red Kidney Bean*,
ft 00
25c
2Sc lb
26: pkge
*0c peck
10c pkge
fl 00
nd of our
65c bag
76e bag
CSr bag
15c lb ,
10c lb
b- qt 1
1 be
f»c ,
24c
25c ’
»e <jt |
ALL GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Sold on easy paymentsor for Rent.
ijnpn at $11.75
llivJU and upwards
Edison and
Columbia
Phonographs
and Supplies
1^*2,000 Edison records
constantly in stock.
1 t copies st iiulard music at IOC a copy.
A th- ]> ipular music at 19c
D;t'0 i s [mb ication sheet music 1-2 off.
A Fresh Stock of Strings for all Instruments.
Try our Italian Violin Strings. 40C each.
Pure Silver Wound <» Strings, 50C each.
F. G. LETTERS, & CO.
Main and Union Streets. Putnam. G'onn.
Shoes (Dost Go
Commencing Friday, July II
Must go to make room for fall goods. Plenty of time yet;
to wear -ummer shoes. Every pair from regular
stock. 1 hese are not out of style and
simp worn but clean and up-to-date
shoes. Below are a few of our
many inducements.
Look at these Prices :
ie\w< iod
black and tan blucher oxfords, 4.00, now
»> *>0
JIe>Wi> ' vel.mr and via blucher Oxfords, 3.50 now
2.98
2.49
2.49
W omen s Sorosis black and tan blucher *) Oft
oxfords, 3.50, now **** ^
W omen s Sorosis russia calf, one eyelet tie, 4'oo, *1
now
One lot Sorosis mat kid gibson tie broken sizes, 70
3.50, now —1 v
Women's black and tan oxfords, 3.00, now
^"n ' h’a-'k v'a and gun metal and russia calf
blucher oxfor >. 3.00. now
Mens pattern colt blucher oxfords, 3.00, now
Women s biack and tan oxfords, 2.so, now
W omen s black and tan oxfords, 2.00 now.
Women s black and tan oxfords. 1.50, now
2 49
2.10
1.69
1.39
Many other styles in Misses’, Children s
lv \ ' and Youth's, marked way down not
mentioned above. Come in. We are always
glad to show our goods.
iiWe (Jive Green Trading Stamps with this Sale.
C. M. Elliott
Central Block. Putnam.