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MACDONALD & WILLIAMS
FNOPRIKTORI
PUTNAM WINDHAM CO..CONN.
Lditorial Scrap*.
lyjiw uneaxinem i* felt In the bust
ne** (l(pm«ion, a,* xo ninny lokcni of
Improvement are xeeri on every hand.
Interest i* eentetei] in the l»urri|>er har
vest tin* tali and the election <<f Taft
to end all *u*|**t»»e arid Inxiire a rapid
return to great pro*petitV.
The great American fleet of hallle- ,
ahij** hail a gr at welcome at Aui'k- |
land. New Zealand. The sailor* ran- i
not hut feel that wherever they go they
are among American people *o cordial
are their greeting*. It can never l>e
known the extent of the mental and
moral revolution In the mind* of the
human race wrought through the in
fluence of till* world'* voyage of. war
ghi|>» on Ihcifc nii*»ion of |* ace.
Deputy Dairy ' niiitiiUxiorier Hulcrt
K. Potter, of North Haven, wax aj
|*iinted I miry 1 ornitil**ioner, l>y 1,1
ernor Woodruff, on Tu< -day <m Wed
nesday t oiimil—tiorier Poller appoint
eil Tyler < ruttenden, of Norwich, to I*
Deputy Dairy < dniiiii»'ioner.
The New Haven Irireelorof Piddle
Work* will n»k the board of ftnanee
for * Ji.ooo to »avethe city elm tree*
from the ravage* of the lieetle, which
I* doing grenl damage there We hear
of nothing U lug done In *av e our I fees
The AmerIran \\ until Mrother- now
aland fnrpiiiutit in tin* ranks of Invent'
or* of l)mt cmii sal! the air. On
TucwImv, at l.«-until*. I1 ranee, in an *
jH iimentrtl trial, they made the long
est imd tiiiint MitrtfHsful Min lit of tin
new, remaining it* the air n« airly four
minutes Tlit* machine circled the
field three 1111m >, at the rate of mile
Mil ho.. r i In |- 'I* < ! •»I * - I t: t h ♦ ■?'. I
ly at tile grand dimd until within
N|»es»kinn dlH tnee of tin -|mtI film**
then soared Ilk* a I>ir<I to new heights
ami continued its flight until it reach
tin starting point, where it gently
descended, ti1111«t the Inin! plaudits of a
«Je!ighled audience.
\\ till a view lohtmging nlmtil liftlcr
mocImI, sanitary am! economic cmnli
lion- on \imrican farm**, President
Roosevelt has requested four (a\|*erl*nti
cmnlrv ttfe to make an Investigation
Into tin* whole mailer ami to re|«>rt
t i lllin with recoininemiattoiia for iin
provftiiciits t he matter will la? la <1
before (’ongre** Tin? ev|x*rlM named
are Professor I II Hat ley, of the New
N «*rR t Villciic nf Agriculture, Henry
Wallace, of “Wallace's Parmer,” I >«•*
Moines, Iowa, President Kenyon I
Mutter fit* hi, of the Mnssttehusett* \g
ricoltural < ollegc, tdfford I'inehol, of
the I 8. f orest Me^erve, ami \\ alter
H I'agr, editor .i ;!o “ \\ m Id 's \\ ork
rs'ew \ ork
The Conference «»f N'w l.uglitnd's
(inventor!* in September nett, say s the
Hprlliglleld Republican, may suggest
In more t lian on** ingenious a ml impiii j
lug mind, whethei. if these -i\ 'states
have common Inlcreat*, a mcrgci o!
them into one < otninouwcttllli might
Hot Ik* a subject worthy of di*cu**ioti.
I ..llli. wl 11 mis.
Ilrvnn'a s|»**-h of mre'ptmire' Iih»
l*-tn niHele , anel n kimmI purl is ilt'ioliil
to criticising the KrpuMHan petite ami
)>tnt>itai It Ini' no Ira,line piiniipie
or bailie cry like the ‘Truss ul «
or “Irt to I I'm Silver," t« firmin' llie
IN'inocratlc mi.i'-i'm, a* in lu» (m inm
campaigns lli- mnl Ills lnomls an
htruttKliiMi against a losing light,its ye-i
Tin- I iiiiiih'i ill If HUIr central com
ii,ill.s' Inis issue'll tin'mil for hethlnig
I In* stale • 'mil I'litlviu, « iilfh is in Is
lirlil in 11nrlford, -*n pi I , mnl l'> stair
jt'rtiivrs Hint a i .Migu ssiuau nt latuvnit*
t Is' nominate'I
Major Joint if Tllaoii, list Inti if
t .mil'll from Ins \aritlimi at Ilia olil
home in Ti'iim'ssi r, iIi'i Ihm s Iii> Is n
caiiillelale' fur i mutii ssiimii m lmt;f
tin- store of tils \i iili.li mi al la'lng it la
luii-ntion I ll'll prceenl* tllf ivnoiiil
nation of (ioifiiH'i Wisalruft.
-se nator I .a I Ulie'lte is preparing to
copy Itiy an a melhoels to win National
popularity. lie' is alsiut to start a
weekly pn|a-1 to aihiMHte' Ins lailu-al
reform measure's, which !rave> inaele'
him |M>|>nlnt in Ins en* n state i'f Wis
consin Hr will also le-eturc through
out the country , tot*' ready as a caneli
elale lor President In IMK.
t‘r«*ieleul Itoeiaevell ha* publicly an
ncmnocel that tie alone l» responsible
lor the Issuance ot the original ore let
discharging the battalion of negro aol*
etll rs Ini nllege'ei shooting up Hrtl&na
vtlle, Texas All that Taft had to eto
with that onler teas in the line of hU
duty as Secretary eif War,
Great tn(hu>lt<in ha* bwn aroused
In New Yotk Kt*l( tor (ho nomination
of (kivemor llughe* for another term
The lames don’t like him. If elected
he will kilt thrin. If not nominated
the people util kill them That i* the
dilemma ttiat ha* come home to them.
A ahreuil |<olltii'al observer ««’es In
all the *ix National platform* a simi
lar line of thought in regard to taking
the control of |*>litiral tiflnir* out of
hands of the leader* and placing it hack
111 U»e hand« of the (icople
At.the notification of candidate ’'het
man of hi* nomination lor Kepubllc ui
Vice President, at I lieaj N \ , the
delegate* objected to a large Hr van
and Kern banner in the vicinity. Mr.
KheMtiaii *anl “I believe ttiat it would
b- a proper mark of courtesy and n|.
deuce of good feeling if the organisa
tion* In Ihc parade, on Ihe day of the
notification,should give aehoer a* they
pawl under t!ie banner.''
Throurb the Eye-Ode.
For several summer* the Kriglish
people have Ut-n holding great out
rtoot pageant-, in dilferent U» iI
Itntnle various period* of tfteir nation
al hiilory. Ttiey ha •• been irnnten*e
ly popular, not only a- -hows hut for
their educational value. Thus 'ar Itos
i ton Is the only American city to try
t he scheme
A few weeks ago its new Normal
, ,-school building w a- liedicatnl, but not
with the eomenttat exerci-* - hot with
a series of brilliant scene-, uuslefed af
ter tlie hngli-h idea, to ill -trate the
pr. ar re- - of education from llie earliest
times.
Another mammoth exhibition of this
sort w ill lie held in fioston next year
l for the p irjro-e of demonstrating the
i success »,f foreign mission*. - n b an
I exhibit, la-ling fi e seeks, has just
ts-en tield in hind hi. and attracted
nearly a million visitors. Winston
< h (i retd I M I’., made a notable ad
dress at llie opening, and one of Ki.g
find* most famous <nmj*.s-f'. Ham
isti Maef 'unn, wrote the iiiusk- for th*
I’ageant itself, which is only a single !
feature of the show, 'l lie mam pur
isms- is to represent the actual life of
the fieopie of tin- Orient arid Africa
how they eat, drink dress ami wor
ship, liie kind of houses they occupy,
w hat l<sd*,wea|srus and domestic uten
sils, they sise, how tiiey treat women
and children, and then to show how
tin- |s-ople have ls-en lifted to a higher
• .el by < hri-tian inatltulions. ( hina
holils a prominent place in llie exhibi
tion.
A Viceroy said, at a recent gather
ing in •'hmighai. where < htnese oill
elals met to discuss educational |s>li
li<-, Iimt the mission schools are tin
ts d in tin I fiipife ‘ !s< iiu-e they tiave
a religion which i-absolutely necessa
ry to make men Our new learning,
lie continued, "doesn't make men.''
I In- presentation of conditions in Hu
I a> Kast, through the eye-gate is eon
elusive ev hlcncc that missions are not
fanaticism, hul slatesinansliip of the
hlglie t order.
A Noble Philanthropic Work.
I Jo * ini .Hati chureh >s «1 <»iiik a great
d< a I in iivi Mori to maki*. IIm* World I M l
in, even in til** darkest n uImii*. In re
«•»•! \• ar«> it fin-* Ireen |. anting to Irani
the young |»»-**|#*t* of tin* churches and
tli*«* that t hi -v ean hrim: undei ehureh
in« , in * ahils to make then; good
rm/nit and useful ini,niU,i-i nf society,
by appealing In their ambition and by
nl!« ring I h rm rewards ot . urious kind"
These Hu (.miiM'lldld* fm lit* maid
11icy* accomplish
in tin large cities then* an* organ!
/id MH’irtii" to project tin ti«-l
young, mid n-.cue tin depraved and
niminal young, to help titnu to I>«
coffie Ijff I ter and Useful by kind treat
Hunt. Most of t lie St ah ** have i n-t it u
thru* for tiie same purpose, whit'll in a
\ta> are doing good Hut the t« *d way
of dealing with young boy * to mak<
them g«>od and worthy eiti/ena, In tin
plan of a philanthropist ,»f Toledo, O
< < unckel by imme, ev idently a < •riiiinn,
" hit'll might U* Murrs^ifuli v adopteiI
in mu plMee, I nr ire or small. It would
ftin.i eie\ ate till* lliorai tone of thowe di
dally engaged in the work, mid I been
lire community. The *t«»iy m tli 11**
told in tiie Walerbury \merlean
■ I dvdo ini" the fewest Had Imys, 11*
proportion to population of any city in
the I ilion People generally would
have -aid that thU honor t>elnri£ed h
I Hut v er, hut the ‘ \\ or Id *» NN or k* show >
that it Udotigs to t'olerto I low* lift!
lhi** U*en aerom plished.1 t hrough the
efforts ot John I t • tuiekei, a loenl
philanlln.pl>!, who net to work with
the newad-oy*. to "tart all the Im>\m ot I
the fit y I le organized a baseball team
a hand, a eotupauy ot cadets, and a
drum corps, admission to w hlch could
only 1 *v i « ;iv t through merit; by go
in K into i; ..mint and a' am toning tmeh
hat'd' I- vea' ing, gambling, stealing,
drttikiln . i t • m *khig cigarettes t he
i in genera in mem
t m i --.Ip k • i" ■ w n a> the \ew*>lm\s
\m»«»«*iutioM In d no one can i#*eoinc
in - ih « I'r.ive honors without
pio mi »• !i» is free from the viitv
given ahti • 1 •' ij*iw :i ink! tnhuyson
this side, gt>ing them as amhiti m li
do right t !u ,■ md some!; hi mr in teres*.
Inc U» do i • t< w ard *»t that am 1stt it
Mr tiunek* i>. to a 1 a- extent.
made ov V p- 'pulat I oil ot I ' e
do.
this is in e-n dance with the last
theory of s»h I progress that of activ
tty Interesting | ample in rigid things
Instead of forvver emphasizing the not
doing of w rong things The viekwis
ness of the present situation is that so
iiiltt) young people might In- saved for
worthy eiti/eiiship and good lives, ii
only the world went in the light way
at the job of saving them."
Soniv years ago a plitlmilroplst in the
whUtii part ol New Notk ■Male organ
t/ed a *‘|!oy* Kcpubho, which look
with tin? l«>v*. »iui uiiv rtapiired to
agree to load clcati lives to la'Oomc
mcmttvr*, and to hav t-gotal r» pulations
to la- eligible to hold otlloe It accom
plished mi much giaal that It haa been
copied in oilier place* old clti»n>
give the Republic support and other
aix *ho» their Intcrbl, which add*
encouragement p, 11»«* Imys
Another organisation of buy* la the
“kid police id t ounclI Muff*, Iowa,
which i* doing admirable work in
transforming the neglected youths of
that city into self-re*|a>cting young
gentlemen The chief of police, who
has a natural sympathy for |»or boys
Coucelveii the scheme On* ol the nu
merous street Aral-* of the city was
brought into court for violating some
city ordinance The policeman who
dragged in the dirty faced, terror-slick
en little fellow , said he caught him in
the act of shooting oft a giant cracker,
t he chief took him in hand and said
lo the tear-faced culprit.
: “Jimmie, w hat do you say to hel|*.
t tug me make the 'gang la-have them
*c.v«s tomorrow, i mast a gis«i hoy,
i and I believe you are the very one I
( w ant
Not me, ' answered Jimmie, “ l ain l
1 gun to tell on none o me |*a:*
•N. , I don l want you to do that,
saut the chief, “li! make you a regu
, -ar policeman, and vou can arre*l any
Itaiy just like any oilier policeman.’‘
• And kin 1 have a star?"
“Yea, 111 let you have a badge.' «aid
j tlie chief
| “Ail right, I'm wtdjrer.' And Jim
mie right there w »* made a sjax-ial, and
started oft. hadired »> a policeman to
keep the other toy* from shooting off
cracker*. Half an hour later Jimmie
returned, bringing In two ragged. dirty
little fellows, who had disputed his au- ,
tbortty
•M hief. here's two of the gang the,\
*ay i can't arrest nobody, no matter ;
what they does. Yoa teti 'em about it.'
The chief ‘-told em," and after a long
talk with the two newcomers, the;, re
cei\ >•<! badges and were made poliae
riien with Jimmie. As the wonderful
news spread, practically every “kid*' i
in town tried to get a|>|»>lnt*d on the
new |«»ii«-e force. As a «amj ■ of tlie
go-si work donehy the •‘kid»," that on !
July 41 l!»m, it Man not found neeeswa- I
ry to arrest a single boy for setting off j
lireworksor playing unruly trick*. In- I
deed they did more towards keeping I
order among the boys than the adult
police.
1 he abo. e three organisations are
formed on the -ame principle—to make
the »• r-t class of city boys feel that
they art worthy to fill honorable public
offices, and their pride and ambition
strengthens them so that they cannot
forfeit their selfre«|«-ct. JVrhaps a
great work is yet to is- done on this
line, to re- ue lads prone to go to the
bud without M,me such aid.
The town clerk* are receiv trig the
blank* fur hunter*' lieemie*!, without
which no one can legally hunt in thin
nlate. I.ieeiw* ire good for one year
front <1 ate- of i**tie, but a large number
will expire September 1*1, when the
often *ea*on.on wildlowl and bay anija;
will tiegm. T he large*! ntlmU-rofli
cenwn lant year were i*mted in the lat
ter part ol September anil the early
part of < ii-tolar, a* the ojeu .e;tnon on
•juall, woodeoek, anil partrhige*, lagin
on the fir*l day of tire latter month.
T he lleebne fee for resident hunter* in
*1 with 10 eenln for recording for non*
reniilenln the fee in -In w ith tfo cent* f ir
recording, and for alien* the fee i- • I 'i
and the recording charge i* ■ celil*.
Speaking of men w ho carry heavy
hindrance, a cotem|iorary -ay* there
are neveri men in the I iiited Siaten
w hone live* are inmired for -1 yniu.ono
and there are »,I u who are iimun d for
• ill mm. Sinei that report. I. M. \;
nold, of thin city, ha* made the il*t
■i,l in.
Deaths
In I ’ a l n a in, . \ 11 g 11 *! II. \ V i n II
i hiinilie'laln, aged *. vein*.
In I'liinlret, Augiml 7, (>crtliidc .1
Seoit aged , yearn.
. H.. r-smith
Furnishing ludertaker,
Arcade Block Main St.
*l«h' at Htora. T«l«t|»hou#
CuontelluK
| Ballard & Clark, |
| Funerals Directors t
Putnam, Conn.
1 elephone cmIU Miittwered promptly
i
F* Nlirhl i 14. Day 3 4. 4
i % i\ t»«--?»nt when requested. 4
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•ii* >L>' ••!"’■ I . :., -.IV W.-i k
t*M \h 'IH Ml I I»IV.
Lore /brothers
South Mam Street
Putnam
!U*. > i..i„, .•... k
(■ranlte and Marble Monument*,
Tablet*/, (Jravextones, \e.
>tt hfittd. A iiIhtmI dt«f**Ht nt w it*. ’tv«n oi:
miv order* rwvtvtd lot the •*:*».e tie lore April
1. ltum,
Samuel W. Nelli, . Agt'iit
Republican Caucus!
Tilt* 1‘lerlors of lln‘ low n
of Pom fret are re* | nested to intet in
miicui at town hou-e in >aid IVmtret.
^atiinla.v. Vuum-d l-»lh, l’*1*, a! tuo
oeloek |» in lor Mu* of fleet
Inn de It'llHle*> to lhe Uepuhlieno ''tale
l on\ enlion to i»«' liehl tn Nev% Ha\en
( iitui , septeudfer s mu I -C I ,<,s. lo
nominate candidates for Ihe state liek
el ami t onnie^onaii-alMaine, and to d»
an\ other htiMiuve* pro|*T to U* done at
said meet inn
Hv order of ihe Kepuhliean I’ovuit no
mitUv. I I W ku.ii i,
i hairin ui
hated at I'omtrvt, Conn., Auk \ l^'s.
Notice
Xolliv i' hr rrhv given that Uii- |*!trt
not slit |t hrrvloforv r\ 1st tug U l wion J.1
«mIi Kalin nml Nathan WilnU'u:, Imth
of Putnam. 1 min . ttmler tin linn
imnif nml stylr ol I'lie Kagirilalluring
1 omomiv, i" this iln> ihssolvol l*v mu
tual oonsrnt.
l ilt- business «tll hereafter be carried
on 1 iv Jacob Kalin aloiu-, in tin- uiiiu'
jiiaot anil under lh«* same name All
la'raons owing The Kafir Tailoring
( om|Kiii an' authorized and requested
to make paymrnt to Jwvb Kalin, ami
hr agrees to assume amt pay all out
standing obligation* of said company
l>alnl al Putnam, t'onn., this 7th
•lav of August. A. 11 lAks.
J VI OH K ll IV,
.vU.u Nant m \Vkinhhku.
For Sale
at a reaaotialtle price. a Ivaru, 'ire Hva>
feel. framed with pin' l healmtl
frame. All in trand condition tatlfi the
CXWplIOn Of A •IIIMlI |HMllOll of Mil.
Ham can readily l>e taken down and
moved to any h*cxl4l\
t i n ikk, Lock Hox In, Putnam
•SUf
Republican Caucus;
The KepuhlirAn Kleelor* enrolled j
U|hhi the iteputilloan « aitoti* l.ndaot
the loan ot rhomp'on an- retjue'ted to
meet in caucu* tn lire Town It all on
Vujmat 'Jt-Wl, l**s, at •' o clock p. m
tor Hie purpose of eteclimf delekaie' to I
| the lte|>uh!icaa State lonxeullon to lx- j
held tn New llaxen September s and j
;t, !;»*', for the nomination of candi
•lal*-' for state OIHcer*,Kepres*ntatlve
at-lanre in the l‘on<rv*» of the I tilted
state', and Presidential Kleetorx.
Ky order ol the I'otfen touttuitlee,
Mareit' A t'wvell,
Ira l>. Hale*.
John iKHinell,
Rciv—1htlc' tovn * om util tee ;
titled al Ihontpaotu Conn . Auc..«l t.. ,
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I .e*-- 2ifg. Co.
Easy in ^
Any Position.
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We're Strong on Strong Trouser*. ^ I rousers that do not rip
that stav where put md that withstand a ; sorts < f hard U'agc. The
best to. work. Good for op ss-up. We have them lor ait bir ds of
wear, in neat stripes, worsted ana cassimere, at
81.50. 82.00, 82 50,
*3.00, *3.50 and 84.00
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The test of service a!way- proves the absolute supiemacy ol
DUTCHESS TROUSERS, io cents a button, $t.oo a rip. The
new Fall Styles are now on our counters.
The Church Clothing Company q
Putnam Hartford Danielson
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CfTY IKK Notice
\ warrant ha . mg been U*ue<l to me
for the cut lee t ion of taxe* levied by the
irnunl !Ut of the lily of Ibitnam, for
(he y« ar lt«»7f which art* «lue ami paya
ble on or U*for<* \ iuru^t I >. I'*ns, ac
<or«iimr to t tie rule of *«i<! city, not ire
i-* hereby given that for the purpose of
receiving taxi— i \\i h meet all |>er<oi}s
li.-mle to pay laxes* "ai• I city, at the
( hy t oimeil Itoom. Klin Street, on
Thufoiay, I* i<I.*> . - it unlay, August
I . I I. !•’», bn»s, from '* o'clock a. in. to
. o clock p. in. If ii”! i»nt<1 for within
t In- I'li** preM/rtUi fet^aint'* per
I cent. intere*! w ill be charge*!.
J«i-:i*11 Mi K \« ii MK,
< i. etor of Ta\ * ' b e < it;, of l*ut
WHEN YOU CO
ON YOUR
Vacation
l»on*t 'hi! to get a ur of our new am her
ien«4!« tr-1 «iir» 4.. ] w*!«m plot ;<»«, ^rr»t im
prornneut <*v< » 1 01 color* < I
H. W. Thompson,
< *} !i I I • M M' I* 111, _r .
! 1 \ \ M. M » \ \
faurus K« »islralhill .hitin*
The Kegistrarc of Voters of the Town
. i Putnam \m!I Ik-in m :»t (hr >e
lootmenA office in I nion llloek.
Friday, .August 7, and Friday,
August 1 4,
from PJ o’clock noon until M o'clock p,
m . to rmi'lrr tin* legal \oicrs of said
town who nun apply for tin* privilege ■
of\oting in |>olitleal caucuses a* pre
sor»l*ed in the 1 onnectieul Acts of t'*o..».
< llftpter .7
lho.se who have already register 1
under the net,are not required to again
univr* change of political preference is
deal red.
I K. N l WlfSON,
1 ||o\| N > l*. ItY AN
Putnam, < onn., J nly
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Registrars.
1, Phis ;o-;i
Registration Notice
I hr It irutnir* of t lie Town of I'oni
fri'l wiii U m at thr Town
! I i-t 00 I- >i In , AtlgtM Till. and I ri
dux, \ .t H, from l:.’o'clock noon,
until •• , 1 . -k. IV M . to register those
«flu iti'-tri lhr legal right loxote in
. iui-iim'. anil primaries according to
Irgi.uili.. >. t« of l‘.n>. chanter -7 I.
i"ito»c 1 nly registered under Oils,
irt nni i- do >0 ml If*- change of
jn tir li | ' Irirnrr is desired
t H I x"\,
.1 I > lolill.X ltl>,
Registrars.
I*.-1, i :. 1 run., .1 uiv -1, It*'1-',. -1 c
ramus Registration \«tire
I Uv \U t irs of Voter* of the 1’ovv n
of 1'!»*■:i»| " >n v%it! Ih* in vision at the
oflWv «•! M i » n A. i o\t*H, North t• ro>
\ *»or«l:tV. tmiliailof Ucvortl*,'Thump- ;
son,
Friday, August 7. and Friday.
August 14th,
from I’J o dock noon until h o clock p
m . to register liie legal voter* of *aid
town who 11 tv apply f»r Ihf privilege
of vtiling tu i*itilioai caucuses as pre
serilwti m tin t 'ouneclicut Public Acta
of 1'nv‘i. t liajder 1T7 >.
Thtw who Itave already registered
under the act are not required to again
unless change of |w>!itlcal preference i«
tle'ireti.
M vu. 1 ' V t "Vii 1., 1 H^jqnrs
1 i 1 1 It At h ' I
Thompson, i t., July -4, Pae* 1
Auction
By virtue of an order to me directed
from Honorable Andrew J. Bowen,
Keleree in Bankruptcy for the dtslricl
of t onneeticut, in Vbe matter of i-dorge
r Munlock in Bankruptcy No. 1M>. I
will sell at Public Auction in the vil
lage of New Kuttltm. in ifie town of
Thom|*»in, on Salurday . August la,
Psi*. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, the
following dererlbed property, to wit
\ Iran of land situated m the »at.i
village of Now Boston containing about
five acres. Bounded North by land
now or formerly of one l*ampson anti
tjninebaug Kivet: Kml by highway:
south t>» the land of Mabel M Stobti*:
and West by the lain! of the so-caiiod
Jordan r'stale.
sale ptouive to the highest bidder.
Halts) at 'taftord Spring* this :Ul
day of July. IaK
Ini
lad Vut H» ‘
KttnKHi H. Ki*k, Trustee
Btwrs tia
Dresser's Drugstore
FOR
GIFTS
Some very dainty bits of
Fine China
Glassware
as well as
Delicious Candies
in Boxes
Dresser's Drugstore
Saturday at Store
of E. MULLAN
1*4 lb box Stickney’ and Poor’s
Ringer, cloves or Cassia
& ibs Uinge r Snaps
5 lb* Soda Crackers,
5 Ibs Boston crackers
Bakers Cocoa
Hoopies’ Jelly
Canned Salmon
IS lbs granulated sugar
tic Id Medal Butter
5 lb* Special Blend Coffee
S oked Shoulders
Blue Label Catsup
Blue Ribbon Kaislns
Pea Bean*
22 ib» flue Granulated Sugar,
limited
to tbe purchaser ot
gOc bulk tea
8 !b# Sweet potatoes
All round Soar
Large Mackerel
pepper,
6c
25c
25c
25c
19e
Copkge
10c
fi 00
28c lb
fl 00
10c lb
18c
10c pkge
8c qt
fl.00
a pound ot our
25c
70c
10c each
NOTICE
T ' Wbc'j I: Mij Coacert Notice i* hero
b' 4,"”’ Ibe Broofeside ifth I'oOiUOV,
• 1 wpora:ioo orjw tai tnu eautu# i-tder lit*
I the State d! (.'oo&ectcut. »i>ci bavin*
lU ;neoipai place v*f bu% ae** -e Wooxistork.
W • -•u. * :-!>, >t*l* I Cob r • has. by i
**. by ail Mockk«kn, »
: jo it’ -i *a‘« .s corporate tri.»teocet aa^i *
*b<* I*'** 1 ' ’ 1 Erectors hereby give not** to all j
r*r>'C •>■*' »Coh COOMMtBT, lO
ti »n or N lore N\n , $ , tv*. » i:h* |?*i
Jvc’ftary : *aivi Oo«kpai.y. cither at Wood. !
• ib* State os at, ar t: 37 J
s*
Swriwk. MbF.. i>
}'♦! *, 1 arid K. Hester. Director*.
*1—44,
r- ^ i» -X* Jbk JL a^W .
Man <fce _/y *» *& Fi* i *** ^
'gu.ci
a
ALL GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Sold on easy payments or for Rent.
SewingMachings. *d‘gs
Edison and
Columbia
Phonographs
and Supplies
tef,')000 Edison record*
constantly in stock
1.copies >t iiidiiril music at IOC a copy.
A.! thi p >,iular music at 19c
Di - > is pul) ieation sheet music 1-2 off.
A Fresh Stock of Strings for all Instruments.
1 rv our Italian \ lolin Strings, 40c each.
Pure Silver Wound (i Strings. 50c each.
F. G. LETTERS, & CO.
Main and Union Streets. Putnam. Com.
The Eastern Dental Co.
Elm -Street,
Bradley Bl ;k, opposite Con<rrelational Church, Putnam.
Operative Dentistry
M<>>t Modern Methods ami Materials Skillfully Applied
Mechanical Dentistry
High Grade Workmanship and Materials.
Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty.
The Eastern Dental CO.
Bradley Block Putnam, t'on»
^MAAMAMNW ■« WWWWWfl
Don’t Forget
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OUR
Sommer Shoe Marked-Down Sale
Do it Now
Don t rm»s the opportunity. They are going fast.
We are giving Great Value. Always glad to
show our goods.
Green Stamps With Each Sale.
C. M. ELLIOTT,
PUTNAM.
.ill