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BASE BALL
C. A < . 10 » *•■•»*>* ''
Wr tpoltiKllc for iwItiK the alinve
he ad in it over our »tnry of what t »k
|,i»i; on the Providence utrrrlKW’jniV
I ant Saturday. it’* an inmlt to a *<*«!
caption, hut havlnir iwil it so Ion* our
reader* have brcooie aeuatorned to look
for it, and if they don't find It thl*
wrk they will never reco*nl» our re
port a* the name old t>a*e trail column.
Tire t handed to the ' ariadian*
by the crippled leader* of the league,
a**t*led hy the tallenderx’ victory over
the Koaehud*, put* u* In a trl|rle tie
for ttrnl place. It nar no prirna donna
performance rm the part of Putnam'*
|»'l« that turned tin- trick, ami ha<t the
*ante *ime ninny nnrre Irmiri** lire
I'olt*' *t»ck of blue* would have been
on the visitor*' alrlc of the talrle.
lio to Mouth ikwturi Mai* airy time
and -ee the Pirate* aridTtgern, (life lim
it 14 year*, *ive an exhibition with a
ball made of -trio*, and a wa*on *|*.kc
for a hat anil it will |i*ik more lik- the
real rial lot in I - |M>rt, of which Mali i rday *
content waa a cheap imitation, rc*em
blin* the real article alanil as rnticli a*
a ten cent production of Kauai doe
*ran I opera t in ,.»o,oo i.imo inhaluiaii
tmf li • < trine**' Imiipifc wouldn't limk
a* yellow, mil any chink that couldn't
JukkIc a Iteach special more *raccfully
with a pair of clio|Milck*, than did
mo*l of t he Pi performer* in Saturday *
matinee would tinvc hi* pigtail cut
off and 1" 1 run |*n led
In *oo<l plain l ulled Htate* nlnn*,
the Kiinic w a* on the fiit/, am) would
ecttninly have I** ii pinciicd mid -col
to the island for six month* if it had
been found la low find street after
dark. II l III ' In* |iiclun mm Hu
eoulrl have taken a record of those bid
I ail) j»s« eusiort*- |iiiraeblde (tlllljw, -k V
rocket*, and II/./.I* . d Would be a (jicd
do*e of medicine if the man I ensemble
that took part in it could lie in etc to
watch tin reproduction of il twice a
day for a week, and charge ttiem a
<| Harter adinl'*loii each time. It'* a
cinch, that if they wircnl sent to 111!
• hilly llolisc labile the week Wfls over,
when tin lime wii up they would
Iwat It to the bait Kiotind mclil , and
chase over the (liaiiioiid enou*li to
atari the |a'r*plrallou, keep down the
weeds, and cam their wn kly meal
ticket.
Met hilby hi»s»w«*«t up wiil, III*
»lui»U l(wkt*«i to lx* the good* Ir*»i»* tin*
blearhe n iiimI pu//le«l lhi* ImhI ** 1 jt• K• i
the visitor* pr mIim'*’, anti when
hi? furtiK >1 the mighty Haymoiul in tin
seventh, with the sar Us fail, n wu
time loi ft full blast from tin* nretu'Mtrn
mui tin white light. I to v got ti n
bib* oft' III in* 'M' tins (lid, tni it
wouhln’t lake a rnliege profes oi vt r
Kftf In higher mathematic* |«» take a
mhititf nml a j»i« of blue rhnlk am)
figure mil, how, with aiivifiinv' hie
the Hup)H*rt the t> »m an* rapahle • »,
the in! w oil hi t»r cut ilmvrt t*> th«
Tin* only eiilleism to l.*e ma*le i* r«
Kunting hit wtl<tu«*s, \vIttc%11 Has only
ufitiuril In a flit app» ;u iio*» II pa
e<i three III n. hit •»»»• . hu*t »»n*» ».v:1 {
pitch, amt pitched himself into the
hole «|ttiit* ii limit tun «»f times lie ul-u
Martini atiiiir of hl■» drops too Nm , unit
it wax only by the li\rliest Kimlut work
OU the pa11 of In-, t uitmiMm t'ol'egian
bucket* p that In w n- sasetl linn -es
era! hum w il<l ,»m -
\\ 'Mill* : po|* ! ir!r> I M .1 t m‘j| ii!h*u|
liken cork in a choppy t a i t hi * ex
ItlbHioii sli uii' ont like a >hant tint in a
bunch <*f *«n!tp ii*«;t. Me dug them out
of tilt lift, took them on the bound,
Unit jintU *t them out of the at unisphere
at umtMHtl height* H tihtHit ft hi!ii ami
by tin nn at of In-* loon, > ,01101 hi*
weekly sllp ltil Ul llll' Iftst 4Hlp|HM .
\\ at • to view ■ the P .re they
biili going am! the sign* point to a
.Kfoggy finish 1111I0' they ate «ln|»c«l up
for the »v o»'M eiol. t widish*. one of l hi
l*e*t ftisl basemen Mi l>?e league, lifts
torch tlftlisfereil to short, which look*
like a l»mt none, ah hi >.:h In- emered
his territory fmily w> !, a- «11«I his *ur
cc^or at Hint, an Italian limned Lang,
thin* tried *cvtin«i but the ball went
through tns luiUlikt* a *lrop of ipitek
#il\er mnl He went to the stable in tin
third mnl Mr. Hill amt hi'* p uujnuloiif
look tin* second station, umt by get
ting tlie easy ones tie managed In «s
*ragr 1 HV7, Although the re were tie
error- ■ n the outfield lhtrt> w i,
stupid fielding t!iai added to Putnam's
hatting average
|f *|m«' |*-rmil« w. ii tell how the
eomedv wtt- played, and you'll not
nwl to I*' « eritie to nnilD* how the
atara forgot theti cue* and the otioru
Was out of tum> It-no tint, we hale
ledutt, li t llli' »alilti|i front drvaiu
tng you ve got a million hetore you got
lime to pot it in Hie hank
A i)uarti lt of t amtdiau-eireled In the
Br»t. Talro lanl down a little ground
erthat Hogan »»- kind enough to
liitnhu Ho went -h w it w hen liovern
dropped the third -trike oil'l lrolle anil
hail to throw to tii-t IMott put a safe
ty to right, ami went down on the Hist
hall a- 1'ate wo- |*erehed on third.
Martntt Oopped out a little grouiuter
that tdadtsu- -l I add ivti a- it po--ed ' \,
and two runs scored. lism iiK.«nl(<tl
I
the ap seyHnnl on a had throw
hint (tapping, t‘p Mot— lo'.u.t ore ]
etl the end of hi» t at that wen! cui !
among the auto- in tight ami with a
n or more -linn- h«> mattethird<m
it, Marion -oortni Daigle tiled to left
an I*’'t> robbed him of a saeriilet to
refusing to date third. Humic-pul up
an < is) jx>p tl,- to Dion. He tried to
c&leh tl p,«t:y ami pU awe the ladies
The tesalt was tie dtdn l eateh it A-laii
i.e.d M .r-I era—ed the part. Hitler—|
i wr Icy «-u ppe I to the plate with his
l.!»pi.igreed hat, ami changed ht» name j
fev -tailing tits batting average up tin-'
ladder with a Texas eaguer just out of
|, f# .wi MH artliy emit- t the 1
aet by farming
Hav i : «id .<*rled things f«r 111* v li
lt .r- The !ir*l I all went wild. The
.eeund one In m*l. It went hi "hurt j
j itft mid llmrtii- “ >t a hand for captur- |
i ing it. Govern fartnol snd Gang waik- ,
j id, hut GadD.is' grounder In Marimi J
j forced him al ---ii»iiil.
Two more f<.r tli*- l oil* in tin- -"cufid. .
I There weft* lw- i gone wli -n iliult tilt
1 safe In -hurt iimi!*-* and utoie. II** seor*
| ed on Marlon 's Tex a* to left. Marion
j woill<l haie Ian n an *a*y n il at second
hail nut I lion «*ei»fi|**-*l Govern'* good
throw when tie touched him. The < ap
tain tiled to -teal third, and came right
along with the run on Govern’* wild
throw to H aran
.Veveau reached see end on l/izotte a
wihl throw In ttie visitor*' tialf, tiut
Rot no further.
Ttiree "inirle" and two error* in ttie
third, increased the local*’ leaii to h.
In llie Ural of the tlflh Wauregsn
punctured a little hope of a aim tout
that tiad "11111111* up in the miml* of
norne of the faithful, by getting a man
around After making a Rood stop
Marion wa* a little "low 111 netting the
hull away and Kayiiiond l*-al it out.
Govern heal a hunt, wlnrdi pul Kay
mond on "*i*ond, and Gailtiois* hit
down the l!r»t ba-e line brought him
over.
I n their half the t 'ansdlam made the
round* for tin- last two time* Mon
sieur Farley singled, lie tried to turn
it into a double and would have been
out al the second -ark If Mr Hill had
eauglit the lull. McCarthy lined it
by seeornl. A man wilii a wooden leg
would have scored. Farley showed In*
i*»*i aprinth'g puce and managed to
reiieh third. A wild pitch seored the
catcher arid put Mm- on third, from
j win-re hi- sr-ii 1 ciI llie leulii ami last run
on 'I aim'* -moi(ice.
It you lui - - us prepare to shed
I iii-iii now I icven of our guest* went
lo bol in I hi * ■ enth, and li ve crossed
the rilblso 'llie Ifhi.l i oils looked
like broken down e;i , linr-es in a J: '<!!
eias" heal. Dairy rtit I in Marion
liny liiund put a grounder down llie
first hli-e line Did l‘ion slop 11 11 »
did led Mae fun t-d film down by
imping |{.iv h*»imI Hung Ml to Mur
inn. <»K or Sueli it throwingrotten’
I hr only tiling Uml *top|»ed it wax ttic»
first ‘ »m* blerndterx, un i before that
ill VV«i fine 4* f"i Us "*i * 11 and the
hatter reached xeeond. f.ullxd* tut h
lillli* grounder to srimvnl Tate fell Into
Hie error jiro*-«*Hxion v\ 1111 n juggling
*1(11111 Hogan lMill <i Imnt to first mnl
I win it Hioiiil <«itdlx)ix crihiM'l on
Bemdi's out at Hrxt. Neveau singled
Bringing Hogan ovei with the fifth
and hut run of itu* gn ■»»«* Hill hit to
MH Hrlli> , wlm mini', a good throw.
Hiil I'apn drop li? II* did Mu* took
hand and IIIlt*<I the Im -‘i hv passing
Burry. !ayitiond,* otw of tIn ui• it
!i*111 i • In tin* Uague a ;»s up MH ar
t!i > had been p n w i"its to I Ik* gentle
man s anility, and b*ok a hitch l«* his
idl and opened wide the throttle. It
was Hint' -Irik*-- for his, and tin cm
lain fell mid great applaud*
I’ulnani g d to tlmd in their half,
l ain v* a« up hut couldn’1 bring It in.
\\ ui icg nn didn’t s. *• second tn the
« maining iimiMtf', two men Ixdng
thrown out at station mmb**r two
Iniin left Held
Itu cmwd lli.il I* It tin field looked
•is p » ,j ,ed as thooch they had played
the long end of a :'0 to I shot, amt the
horse they played led down the home
stieteh, and :• it dead time feet from
lilt* win
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ii:» hail just rvtunn.t
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lion.) at a w editing in
Matiio;. : i oi.lior is reeupr rating *l
\\ olvtoi lake after Maetisug » 15 w 0
ttolorj «Vfr kh pnnin. 11 will lake
8>x»il two week* fi>r a wrapkte re
ci>fry, hill hr to le ahie tocome
In Putnam S»ltiril«v and put the Pon
te* through llte:r pace* when Man
rhaug return* the call. Meantime !»• -
partner. Manager RlVltl, wnddCt* *n
infrorffiiation bureau and w ill tell you,
free of charge, how it hap|* ned. Iron'I
hand him any kidding eon a* he ton
i* reiairteil threatened with a brain
at or m.
Manager fienott ha* sgtied a new
man named I ruga*, who ha*i*-*-n play
ing with the Taftvifle Athletic*.
A slight *inile and a pull on hi* cap
when Mae thought they were over anil
the umpire didn't, but ntver a word
*|mke he.
“Sow I want you fellow* to under
xtand that there'* to tie no noi*e on the
coaching line* till a runner get* on," i
*ay* Mr. White, and there twit.
He made hi* second appearance and
again ga\e entire satisfaction.
Ttie 1'resident of llie league w as there
too. lietween lime* he had to listen
to the sorrowful tale ol the Jewett < ily
plugged hat episode, hut he didn 't ap
l»-ar greally impressed by the narra
tive.
Watiregan 10 errors, Putnam 10
score* Putnam a errors, Wauregan 0 j
acrre*. *
Pete, custodian of the hat hag. hail n
hu-y day. < >ut of IH chanee* lie hit a
Hies to the outfield, d to the infield,
fouled if, and missed 0, average sm
He now thinks he I* the real melons.
If you want to see him wound up get
t»the ground* early plenty of time to
11 see hl u uefore the log show com
mence*
If we bring Taflville's scalp back In
the wigwam la-fore setting sun next!
Saturday, the medicine man will la
hear-l to say “Heap big brave*, go on
warpath, lake |«*-1111;i111 ting I'gh! i
\nd he * a wi*e Indian If Putnaru !
win* Saturday's game the flag should
he theirs unit-** something unfurseeii
hapia-n*. Hut we needn't In-gin to
worry ab-.iut where we are going In get
a (lag pole, yet.
hat f orestry ha* Done.
A eireutar, entitle! "\V nal Forestry
Ha* l> » i , ’ just pohltsh * I by lb • F -
rest S r\ mv, ni l obtainable up map
pbeatihn to the Forester, Washington,
reviewi* tin* forint work of the It* nting
f *r**ii» eoniltries The rhief lessons
H .iirh iti i\ he learned from them are
Mil in n» art/ed ii*' follow ^
What forestry hasdone in otherc itin
trit*M shows, first of all, that forestry
pays, and it pays Ik-hI where the most
in mey^ Is expended in applying it Hit*
I nited States is enormously Uhmd
hand hi its expenditure tor the man
agement of the National Forests, but
nevertheless returns have already in
eie iseil wltli increased ex |ieit«li I u re for
management.
A sceond h’.ssim, otearly brought !
home by foreign forestry, is the Herat of j
timely aeiton, *iiiit fort si w a*lv nm tie
i-'paiied only at great eo-d.
I hird, 11rlsale Initiative d«>e* not *uf
■ • ' U .• !’!'-■ ■ nt w i'lr! ri !.1
Use. Fuglund, it i* true, lias so far eon- j
sistently followed a let alone poliey . ■
II on ver, 1 nglnnd has Ihh*u dejnmd
lug upon foreign supplies of w.khI 1
N iw that all I running U hmd
every year iu the pr iduetinu of w >od
a.jo 4m tons , ami there are utimis
lakal'li M^n* that I'uuniiu*-* w hich had
ill t*\|u rleis of wood >% iiI hn\e (o eur
tiiil their wood exports, I uuhimi is ti
hist f< «*1 iUK her d< pendent* mid is sj»<
cilnling iiiih'iiiil) n> {» « liru' she ran
(tiIhiiiIv vtiiu’ what wood she mvds
in thi* future*
f un fill, w lu*n tfu forest countries an
I'omi'iut'il ii' to wood ini|«t'h and < •
|hirI*, and w ln*n it is realized that ii
number of tin* countries which prac
tice foredr ;\ uree\en now on the wood*
liii(Kutiiu; list, the need of forest ry m
lhr r \ |*ot t eo.i nt in s doubly enforc <1
liussia, Sweden, Austria Ihmuaiy,
and i mada, for instance, arc makine
go,> i the wood deficit «»f a large pint of
t o* world Sweden cuts much more
w «m| Itm.onu otto cubic Icct than she
produce*: Itu*M:t, lit spite of her error
inon* lo cst trv-.mv>. has probably cm
tend the same road, and Ingtend, the
i a ding in |mrter of wood. llliM i*uilllt
ni ne and more on t anada Hut the
l uited State* consume* e\er> year
I mm three limes the w.» »d which its
t nests produce, and indue time will
d odd less take all the Wisal that t ana
da can spare In other word*. unless
l he countr»t*s of the western hemisphere
Apply forestry promptly and thorough
tv, they will one day assuredly U* held
responsible for a world wide timber ta
mine
l itth, in comparison with foreign
countries tl'.e prospect* far forestry in
the l idled Stales are particularly
blight, for the following reasons
■ l We start with the assurance that
success run ectiauilv l» attained
J We have few «f the handicap*
which have trammeled oilier countries.
We have no ancient forest rights ami
us«Kt^ with which to contend, or Irou
hlesome |tro|w'Uv <iuo»lions to settle.
the result* winch other land*
hate achieved l>\ long *1 ruggle, often
with tdtter costs, are free to u* to use'
a* we vvisit We have. it is true, our
I'UfvIv national and i , ,i forest >jue*
lion*, toil the hev to nianr of them is
* 'im-where in the keeping of the conn
I! Its which hn\ e aehle < ed forest rv .
I In vanetv combined with value
out tort'slsate without a parallel in ttie
world l'aev prod ,.s- timt'er adapted
1*> tlu <TViittM,»l \ariti) of :»»•>. n.» tlutt,
» vtvj { to uwel whorl mgr, ini|^
of art* uiiiHWvwiin fr urthrr
HU'ft, 11 AU^JKUtHtlOll fnvilitios tiisl f
u« to m.-tkt v\*r \ h*re>; u r,
hW 'fhai, l'\ iui; u
management, each kititi ot U>n>t mav
tv to >4eUt the kiml v>. material
foi which it i> *uivi the
\i itwicw *hw? to 0\iii)|)iiiiv»rv io&fcJ
*u|*f>4k* ittiv t*e |»r;uHui.i eUnhnaUHl
fcmn'W <0 S* * ** > - - 1 « -
4tt»»Uu W « lin *«i»|»lv tlrt I'rtfMt
Pure w»ter In ntfe^iry in onto to ,
hatt goo I brilth. Ordinary wttl **• ,
1-r i» not reliable, neither i* tW*n
water even when the rain water i* ti •
t red a» it eiitem, an both are liable to
have offensive if not i.njurioun matte re
gel in each. Not wo with »rte«ian well*.
Far nem, and other* limit in lhe<r*un
try muni have a nupply of water,whicli
ahoiitd be pure to be healthy. In the*e
days even threw w ho hav e depended on
ordinary well* or cinterri' are getting
artewian well* to repjre-*- them in order
to have pore water.
Much Improvement* base lieeri ina<ie
i i drilling apparalu* that the eo**l of
an arleniari well ha* teen greatly re
• dueed. One of the meat ex|*rienced
I and auceeaaful men in the bu»ine* of
drilling well* in New Kngland in h.
A Champlin, ot Kanl Ixngmeadow,
| M i** During liaOT he drilled Z\ well*
i i tbi* Stale—five In Jiroad Brook and
| live In Krerkville In hi* own town
of Ka*t laxigmeadow he ha* drilled
: well*: till* alone i* one of the highent
tentimonlal* any one need ank for. If
any one dcreiren he will nend him a li*t
of well* drilled the pant year in the v a
■ riou* New Kngland ~laten. and can
I make «ueh in<|uirie> a* he de*ire* of
t ielr ownerw,be»ide* other Information.
1 Mr. ('hampltn n advertt*ernenl will be
found elsewhere in thin innue.
M \*n i< III -Kl 1
Karr Alpaca t o.
Holyoke W arp t o.
White A Wyenfl Mfg < u.
Holyoke Shooting llub,
Henry 1’eUrrwon,
i .rente II. (junri,
Henry It Johnson,
John K. I.yman,
A. T. Muck hunt,
I >wlght Mfg. < o.
Ki'*ta* Itr'm.
< imalia 1‘ackimt < o.
(leorge 11. Kilt*,
John I aney,
Kldie Welch,
Mer .in II l’ea*<
Holyoke
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South Hadley
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l.owell
Sherburn
South Kramingham
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John Wuthriek,
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11•• i man Noank,
>1 tndard oil < n
Kllen Buckminster,
H \V. Taleott,
Hartford <V Springfield St.
< \ Arnold,
L J . \\ ink If r,
\ I < urti>,
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James Wotiler,
H 1' IVIlon,
I >r. K. S I tennis,
{.. A Kent,
Lilly, Swift tV * o. -
I led Tyrrell,
II < . Bronson,
I. s. ('hast*,
A .1 Ketcdien A- Son 1
i 'haiter Oak Hygeia hr <
Rooky ille
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I’.road Brook
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Norfol k
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Waterbury
Waterbury
Middlebury
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Henry Dyon,
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Portland
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New Britain
EXCURSION
SAVIN ROCK
\ in N<« H:i\<n:unl l.lfi’lrif'
Tuesday, Aug. 11
SjH-ei.i!
I- ! • 111
I'ulnam
I »:i\ \ 41 It*
I ImtirNon
I rain ho lu!t* ami Karo*
I ,i i i I ’a r t *
$1.50
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k*m k at 11 . lo a. in.
N.inU'i •>! in ki ts strictl4v hmiUil.
\ihm-"! ii i" Hi-- r.imoti** Whin ( iiv
I K KK
MolimiitiL' NjHiini train ioa\*‘" Now
I law n at n.OU j*. in.
New 'i osk.Niw 11 a\on A I lar tfnnl K K.
av
1 i * I < 11. I «* I 111 1 CON III 1 ION
rir>l National II.ink of Putnam,
r . n Hi M.itr o| 1 hiihviItrut. At (In
i>-» I ; - - ^ t ’..1 •«*».
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Total . .
I lAtMMTIfcft.
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l>ue to ollit-r N*tkMi4 (tank's . T.’-'-t I
lkit» to l ru*t Compauii» tu«l SaTiagu
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(Hi t.k mi. .. ( lfiiiw
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iVrnnttl t h.vk* . m
I tiletl Nfar*--* Kjknu.. 'Hi.au*
Nptf* AI.I bill* r»-l!'.'v*ur«!rtl . * ?0J 0t»
Hill* |amM. , tu» iu iiu* o*rtill<**t*S of
«4opu*i'. ?vu moQt-jf k>rrowrtlt , ont* uo
( ror . .nfr
ToUl .
8tAt«* \*t i vHjnfy of UkHltfnirr.M.
I. i» H *.t'mihler of th* sK>»e
lywk «lo h • •« nu»ly MiWftr that th«* abmr
«utnnrui is trw U' tli«* t***t of my kuowH|«
•mt *. H.tmrmh .('ashl^
SulwcnM wul swum to before nr this ,**.h
d*> ot July, |W*
KXANvlj \NKTT.
Notary hitvlk.
r«rfrct~AUr»t
* h v> H Hi * l
" »v Kvm > k. • IHwlor*.
• _______
WHEN YOU GO
ON YOUR
Vacation
H. W. Thompson,;
<>. j: <10. Co. <1 }U«* HttiUuur.
! iNWI.U'XN *
Rradlsy”
m/0 u C
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Songs
and Travelogues
Ewj ItltiiuM and Euninj
and *.15
! Tuesday Evening Souvenir Night
Amateur Night
Prizes 13.00. #2.00 and 11.00
Names must be in banded by
! Thursday of each week.
EVERY
Saturday- Ch Idren s Souvenir Matinee
♦ i limit***
Attention !
THE HEST
Candy. Ire ( ream and Fruits
Wholesale and lft-tail
Confectioner) and lee Cream
■fry Our Home Made CboCoUtef, Ben
boo». The best and the price lowest.
Our Ice Cream is guaranteed under the
pure food law.
Price 30c
or O ;e Dollar per gallon.
We keep in our stork a full line of fresb
Banana* of all s;*■*■*. Try us once and
you will be satisfied.
George Paris,
Tel. 42 12.
Our team* deliver i^oods in Put
nam or any of surrounding towns.
i
i
i
SATURDAY
BARGAIN D\Y
al (liupul’s Heal Market
Pooifret Street
'
Fancy and Staple
Groceries
| Frpnh, h ir b trr uic-. right in tv cry way.
| are « hat wt emit v r to secure, and sup*
It in*'**', grout c<rc and vigi'anee on our
put, hut we surged, we bt 1 » v *. a ud give
our friend* the t>esi groceri ob'aioable
(iiv.ids that p!--H.se the n. b* t h 'll l4
tp \ 1,1 FV AND I*KICK.
: t* lbs (trauu'rtfed Sog.u for
! -S Kars f W rid > ,\p for
| l pfcge. I rn Sta-eu,
| 3 lbs of Fancy Prums,
5 lbs (if lht'e*,
1 gal Maple Syrup,
1 l ake Maple Sugar,
* lb steak,
j Pork Klb.
3 boxes of l ams
I_:_
*1 00
*1 00 j
«c
25c
25c j
fl 05 ;
10c I
25c
12c
25c
Caiinis Registration Mire
rhc Registrars of Vulch of the Tow 11
of Thompson w ill l«e in session at the
office of Marcus A Coyell, North Uros
i yenordale, and Hall of Reco rd'.Thorn p
i -on.
! Friday. August 7. and Friday,
August 14th.
from 12 o'clock noon until t* o'clock p.
m . to remoter the legal \oter> of said
town who may apply for Hie privilege
of voting in [>o!itica'l caucuses as pre
scritied ill Ihc Connecticut Public Acts
of UaWi, Chapter 27 l.
Those who have already registered
under ttie act,are not required to again
unless change of |>oiilieal preference is
desi red
M vK< l s A i ovii.i,, 1
IliiK.n k s Moksk. Registrars.
Thompson, I t., July 24. lfyis 1-12
Registration \otiee
The Rejfislrars of the Tow n of |\,m.
! fret will lv m session at the Town
I House ,m Friday . August 7th. and Fri
day . \utcust 14, from 12 o'clock no*m.
I until v cock, I' M . to register those
I w h o nest re the legal right to vote in
, cam: os,’s and pt;manes .-.cording to
Wanted.
hand. Man teacher preferred
r iany is Mrkcn. 12 \ 47.
*»'*■ »-> ava x»..
I«a tfc*
>|ntw
M
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vp1
OUR BIG
CLOSING-ODT=SALE
IS STILL GOING ON.
Lots of Good things Still Left.
Birgains In ■
Men's Suits
Men’s Pants
Youths’ Suits
Boy’s Suits
Knee Pants
Straw Hats
Men’s Shirts.
A grand good time to secure a good article for
future use at unheard of.Prices.
Come in and look them Over while the assort
ment is of the best, and get your pick—the best
values naturally will be the first to go.
I )on't delay but come NOW*
A. C. LUKE & CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
m » i -i 4
ACICJ’Uoiit •* ». a ubuuui
The Store that h as gained the eontiderce of the public.
V ’ r.CODS STORE IN PUTN^
.Hirst AND BEST VEMlLan
The Profit Time For Summer
Merchandise is Past
I'ven the cost will not be considered where the surplus lots
are large, bach day of the August selling will be a bar
gain day. Make our "Ad>" your steady study. You'll
get many a money-saving hint from them.
$1.00 Silk and W ool Eolien
ne 42 inches wide, now 69c
$1.00 Silk and Wool Crepe,
4- inches w ide, now 69c
Ladies' 12 12c fine Swiss
ribbed \ ests, size> 4. 5, 6, each
9C now, 3 for 25c
Ladies 15c fine Sw iss ribbed
Vests, extra sizes, 7, 8. 9, each
9C now, 3 for 25c
50c Fancy Back Combs,
now 39c
Ladies’ colored turnover
Collars, were 35c to 50c, now
10c.
Fresh Elastic Belts, the bal
ance of big lot sold at 17c, now
IOC.
Colored Silk and Satin
Belts, were 25c to 75c, now 10c
53-00 l>ress Suit Ca-es, only
a few left, now $>-95
One lot 52.00 and $2-:5
White Petticoats, lace trimmer
now
Castile Soap, per dozer,
cakes, ,oc
Ladies’ Korso fine ribbed
Vests, regular 51.00 vests now
50c, regular 50c vests, now o5c
Other Lots From Other Parts of the Store.
B.upin> C-;;> nx Sheets. Pillow Cases, Prints. Ginghams.
'S:'rt ” IVtth .us. Dress Goods, Silks, Lining' etc.
Noticey
S.itu'day H\
1 r:da\ > at One P.
.Open Monday.
M. dur ng R*
Wednesday and
Trade With Us and Save Money”
Isaac Champeau, Mgr.,
m Jar! 1 atterns. Lewandos French Dyer# *nd Gun*
Telephone 19-2 PUTNAM, CONN.

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