Putnam patriot. [volume], September 11, 1908, Image 4

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Ml NAM WIN I HAM CO.. TOWN.
Ncpuhluan State Ticket.
t.KOlUiK l.. 1.1I,KEY,
Kor < iv vet nor.)
HUNK K. WKEKH.
For l.ltulFiianl Governor. ■
Kit E KM AN I FATTEN,
Eor Trenaurtr.
TlloMAH l> BBAIMTKKKT.
< For < 'ompt roller.)
( oI,o.\ KL M II Kuril.Its,
For .-M cn lary of Htale.)
JOHN </ TJf<*oN,
i For I imir n«*iri*n- at- tar if
William E tit Itrlatol.
Alton F.irrt-i. of Ariaotna.
< harlew II K ilmk, of Nrw IA /Utlon
William t hurnliain. of llrti|*ej**ft.
Euiiuif - I*- N\ tmlhflm.
Henry II KrHlicman, of .Norfolk.
William A. Ilrot It well, of « he»ler.
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For
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Editorial Scraps.
While general improvement in hind
lien* in recognized, It* progress I* alow,
but *ure. An acceleration may mil I#*
expected unlit after the deep anxiety
of the manufacturer and captlalUt I*
tjuftely by the certainty that the elee
lion will <!#•<• i<te that there will In- no
upturning of general affairs by new
an«l fanciful *ehenn*s, but that the g‘
fieral administrafion of affair* will la*.
eoofi(le<l to the hand* of tho-e who
have made the country »<> i£t«ml in it**
|uoHjH ril\ and w ho alone can recover
ft and maintain it.
The • untida!***, 1 aft amt iiryan, arc
to tour the country until the election,
•tddre*Miig the multitudes in e\|w»uHd
ifig ttie principles and measures each
Will employ In governing the affairs of
the nation in case he I*-elected. \N e
do not c anything undignified in the
»*<•!, If the effect enlighten* and con
vince* the |»eople. The two men un
able and attractive speakers.
Tin* disappearing of our forest* and
the <*• >n Mag rut inns that sweep over
Cities and villages, erenl mg inereiis d
demand for luinls r. should induce the
national government to offer a great
reward to anyone who will discover
Nine non combustible material la !*«
nai'd in building that will not U* more
costly than wood, all thing*considered
The re|a»rt that the President Is t<»
f eommeml hii increase the strength of
the army to inu.euo men nearly doub
ling the present niiiuU‘i may bring
out in Congress the need of liiereaMing
the army mi soon after increasing the
navy. May it not !*■ probable that the
government has good ichmoii to tadteve
that a gieal wai Is impending 01 may
toon occur?
“ I ks s ad\ertising pay V 'fhe Hoar*I
of Trade of Springfield e\idently vote
•* Ve*" on the pro|H»%lttoii They have
Merit out a circular lettci announcing a
prize of y »oo for the U-st plan lor ad
vertUing their city. I'hc eoutes'ant
must furnish a caption line w hit’ll can
be carried through all ‘’ad*’* w hich wilt
emphasize the desirability of the city
for residence and manufacturing. Put
•mm’s Huainess Men's \s-.»ciHtion will
w a ch over their city, to adv nnec its hi
it rest* in many w ay s
Kev. I>r. (. ( iiiiiplx'll Morgan, • »f
tlllllkx llmt HUIIIHII SUflelgl
Iii Knglnml v* ill In’ gimilt <1 al the next
session of I’nrllmiifiit \ great feather
In tl>r i!H|H of tIn1 wuntnii suffrages!*
In Kuglatid. It mean* IliIm iimiil ry too
I lobatid ha* sell! an li 111 Mini II til to
Venezuela, til regard to tilt*■ rr 11
(mmimt'iiH', tot** renioved hi No\ I^t
NVm*ihi|iii are to hark tt ii|>
l lir Iroutli in |Ullt* of IVtinii l\ hiiim,
Ohio, mill \\ i t \ nulniii Ini'. Ihhiuho a
► •lliuli limiter, not mill 111 blocking
mi l tiHiiHjHirlnttoti. Ho'iiiK down of
111 HI 11 manufacturing plant*. toll Ill'll
III making it difficult t i ot»tutil a mi|i'
ply of drinking w alei Tin- drought*,
fioO't*, tol lullin', Ill'll I' | H ' t' , mol oth
er ravage*. our tin- on tile oountiy,
hair already reduced tin* eviaa'led
tium|» t »tii|» to nil average one.
Tlir tlranil t rmi In *c**toii mi Tole
ilu, < i |in"• it ir'illul ion' looking to nn
amendment 1“ the x'tvlrr |irii*lon trill,
reducing to • years the age ill v* till'll
a veteran can nwiu >JU a iiiunlh. An
other amending the pending widow s
pension litiI to make eligible nil sol
diers’ widows v* ho weio married prior
to the ilnteof passage of tire trill. These
amendment* were thin, v laid over for
three years.
Tfie fkvnncetieut fair tin' been a ire
inen(toils sucees* It Ini' outdone I>an
bury In ll« Brut effort, and established
an enviable reputation at the start.
Home .iS.tritn peraons attended the tir»t
day and In.i**1 at ni|(ht — a total of
iK«i exclusive of the free list
The commission plan of city govern
ment is receiving favorable attention in
many places. Ht. Joseph, Mo., Port*
land,fire., Hloux Kalin,8. li., have aj*
Jillnled committees of leading citizens
to draw up charters on tlie Is-* Moines
pa tern. Meantime the “lie* Moines
Register and leader' nay» of the nmk- ;
ing of the plan there “There are veiv
few, if any, in IV* Moines now who j
d mb* Ihe efficacy of the eotumtssnm !
plan, with it* lived respouaibililv and I
elimination of red ia|«. uur itu*l
ijcsk Men'* Association have this im
portant subject to lay before our eili
aeaa,
“hier and Fabric" adv ises manufac
turer* that this is a good lime in w hich
to make ready for Ihe most efficient
operation of their plant* when gv*>d
business sets in again.
Hartford Bridge Dedication,
ti *.«i>a v. uctonca «.
<>n <ictober nth, 7th and Mh, the de
dication of the Hanford Bridge t* to
lake place, and fa to *' one uf tire m<»t
Mtt]|)tehenafve and elab irate public ce
lebration* ever known in New Eng
land. A program h»* tun prepared
which will occupy every moment of
the three day* dr-voter! to Ihf rfedi'-a
lion ceremonies, ar»ri tfie attraction,
wliicli it otler* arc *o many and varieri
that ther«- will tie something Ur ap|*-al
forcibly to every one.
Tire tledi'-atloii ccremonle* will l*-gin
at a o'clock In the morning of Tie -day.
i n t. H, with the firing of a national *«
lute arid !he ringing of la-ll* through
out flic city, followed an hour and a
half later by religion* Mnemonic- in
the Kind Congregational church Then ;
will come an immense paratfeof school |
children, in which from feri to fifto 'i
tliou*and cliildreii, all carrying Amer
ican flag*, will take part. Shortly a(
ter noon there will i»- an hlatnrh-al ta
bleau on Ibe ri -rr, allowing how lf<-v
1 noma- Hooker, tb*- founder of llirl
ford, an I hi* party , > r-> , d the r>v»r
on rail* and were met by Indian- on
Hu Wf-tern shore.
the afternoon wisl la- devoted to a
largertv tc ami municipal parade w Inch
promise* lo la- the bigge«l event <>f the
kind that <'onncciic,it ha*ever known
All of the civic wieietir* and Order* of
the -tale will la- r< -presented I-y large
lie legations, ami it t* -ale to »ay that
l ie riuuiia-r of men in line will tie near
er oti.ism than any other figure. In ad
dition lo the v n*i number of marchers,
which alone would la- anltlciently Im
pressive, tin* parade will have many
*|H-ctacular feature* in the w ay of uni
form* and Moat*.
On Tuesday evening historical »«I -
dresses will 1m* math* by Rev Mr. Ha
vel S. Luther, president of Trinity < ol
I bin. \\ m. K Henney, Itev. Win.
.1 Mdi ii k, Hint a poem will O* rend
t>y K« . Mr. I1. Iwiii I* Parker. in the
evening there will a I mo in* btmi con*
reft* and ii - ••! it*onit« illumination
of Mm* ll.irtford 1Widge and lilt* < cmnee*
tleut f Ionic \ ard.
I‘ln‘rr will be l Wo parades on Weil
iI' -'dii\ , o< t 7, on#'of automobiles and
motors and the other an enormous 111
doolrin1- jifoce*.-dan lllustmlitw tin.* ui
rioti* 111 Mil ii la1 iu M114 and other netivi
lirs of the Sia t*. l! M estimated that
I at least lo,noo nu n will man'll in tin*
' industrial parade, w 11*«■ 11 will also
make a great display of emhi. pi it it*
flouts I'Im* automobile pmade will
In* an es|M*eially attractive hature of
1 hr celebration. It will he in eight
divisions four touring curs,runabouts,
eki'lriis, motor cycle*, club*. eommer
rial cars, and it lust rating the historical
and Industrial sides Tin* cars m tin*
prlvute car section will is- veiy hand
somcly decorated, an I they will nom
her anywhere from sto up. This par
ttde will Is* held In tin- evening, which
w ill gt\e <p|x»rtmilly for e*|ieciiilly el
fretlve display tn the way of troth d*
coration and Illumination. The hiatn
rlcai and industrial sections will also
take part in the big industrial parade
of the afternoon. In the historical di
vision will be a ilotnoblies showing I h
development of the motor ear from
the e.\ |a*iinieiilal days to the present
time.
Idie Industrial itiv tslon w ill contain
exhibits of tin ( onneetteut factories
engaged In the automobile business.
\nolher unusually interesting feature
of \\» Inisdav - program is the river
mu » of v atehs .and motor ImimI* hi
tilth afternoon and evening. The
yaclilsiueu and canoeists of the State
are making careful and extensive pre
parations w hieh should result in a very
U'liulif il w stei fete V latry like scene
is piomtsed when theerall are illunii
nated lor i he evening display On
Wednesday evening also a series of
historical td'haux will l a* presented
oil a stiute itt the riverside l hits*
h iihIii d t»eis.iiis will take part in those
tn leaux M i l.: the evening there
will be hand conceits in various parts
of |he city
I M 1 hnrsil’iv ( >r s, Ihf (ill'll iluv ill I
tin* ce It'brali hi , vv \! 1'iiini1 llu* urinal I
dodU'iilitiu ol l i m u I’lidgc Intho
llllilitll' >|| I In lilt'Oll 111,nun ill llliilr I
ll.nuih n tli n .ii lit Impniillg jiii'
ei'ision In l lii' luidgf, where thr I :i -1
Hillin' nlll l*i' luiii n till 11 in' ivri'tiiiHiy .
I'lir tnl'irt olth'taily marking the imiii
|*U*Uihi i*l dir handsome iiini massive
•IriiiTure Mill In' nil i itlt'il in llir aftei
Himn, follow ini; llir In*! military parade
«till'll ii in be, jierhaps, llir mnit Tril
lium rvi'iil of ilir riilirr celebration.
Tills will Ik* llit* largest military parade
mi irrii in ill*1 .'state i'lio I'liliit' 1 iri
gadeof llu* national guard of i oimee
Iti'ul hm Ihu'ii ordered nut fur thi" oc
casion, Hint there will U' a lnllHlinu 11 |
ton regulars fruiit Kurt Trumlnill, hi |
New London in Hiliiitinn to these I
lriKi|ii, there w ill Is' the 7th regiment
Mini the Thirteenth regiment of the j
national guard of New York, noth com !
panics of the tiovernor i Knot tiuanl
ami both conipanics of the (iovemor’s !
I lot** (iiiarii of t uiiiieetieut, amt a]
miiiihcr of visiting military orgam.u
Ilona ami delegations.
tin Thursday evening the three day*
crlel'ratlon will elose with the finest
display of lirewoilu net wen lut'on
neetieul, anil probably tlie l>eit e\er
shown anywhere in New Knglaml.
TtiU ills play will tw given on the ri*er,
where it can tie seen from every jks>m
Me point. Tiie Bridge, the Boulevard
and the river will be beautifully illu
minated, and there will tie tvand con
certs, so that it may lie truly said that
the celebration will end in a veritable
"tila/e of glory
Methodist think Mate*.
The I .adit's vid SiH'iety will hold a
! I hi! lar asocial in their parlor* Friday,,
“September 1* There wilt lie aprons
and (aney work for sale. Ire cream
i and cake will lie served for li* rents a
i plate, it is expected there will be an
unique entertainment, and the publte
are cordially Inv ited
—I1 red Wilcox of Providence has
J Lean vtitling relatives in the city, ;
p
Confrtfalional Clmrtli Nate*
A (Mttini of the gymna«iutn com
mittee *n held at the par«otiage Tuew
<lay evening. The following officers
were re-elected: President, K. M.
WlMlon; \ ice president. < • K. • liii‘1:
neeretary and treasurer. K. K. <'large.
A committee including < Y. Phiid,
Kichard < ar|*-riter and « l> -har|«
was appointed to secure an instructor
an<l physical culture teacher. Kev. K.
I> - irgent art I John • >. Johnson were
ap|x<iiit>-<t a committee on hy law-.
No dellnile arrangement)! were mart*
at this meeting for the winter, hut
many plana ami suggestion* were riia
ru» i | which will la- acted upon at a
meeting to tie held at a near dale.
Eighteen Year*’ Pastorate.
hast Hun<Jay K*v. Frank I). Sargent
entered upon the nineUenlli year of
hi* minl-trv In the * ongregi
Hound hure!i of Putnam. He made it
the topic of his morning * discourse,
( ■ ($onflned bk attnafka mainly to.
I lie loyalty and hearUne*§ with which
it,* mef/itr *t*Mp of hi* church had sus
tained/dm in hi* long and successful
• pastorate. Much might tie said of that
phase of his labor*. Hut we forbear,
preferring to call attention to the ma
:♦ rirj }»r<'m|ierity of the church under
Hi* acJminMrai on, w hich is modestly
outlined in the following statement
printed in the 4 hureh < alendar.
Today marks the l**ginning of the
nineteenth year of the present pastor
ale. NS e have never made it a custom
to preach anniversary sermon* or to
indulge In remarks that could Is* in
terpreted as U-ing unduly nedf* apprecia
tive. It may not, however, tie amiss
to note the un<|ue*lioriab)e fact that in
our growing community we have not
treeti unmindful of our opporlunitie*.
I »uring these eighteen years, three hun
dred and two have l**cn added to the
roll of the church. We have emit flo
uted to charitable purposes, outside of
• uir own community, al*»ul *■ u,***).
1 he Pastor's salary-—liberal in the be*
ginning—w as increased three years ago,
and the annual ex fiennes amounting, a*
an average, to over * • .t***, have, a- a
rule, been promptly met .Ian I.IHWU.
there was an out-landing debt ot m ar
ly * ,,ikki, incurred in part by repairs
upon tin* church cdlli *e. I.arly in the
present pastori tc this debt was paid,
and enough more money was raised t »
purchase the organ. Since then im
provement*, including new windows,
| metal celling, repairs ii|mn chapel, n< v
I e irpet, ami changes in the baMUitent,
| have l»een mndc In addition to thi j
the parish has added to its prop* rty
! the parsonage and t he estate on l.iveiy
street. I he only present IndeMedm
i,> Minon the parsonage, and a -mil
-l'.inki on the parish house, which is
being gradually lessened by ret unis
from the property . Through hgaclc
we have a |* moment fund of - .\ono
vvIihm inti rest is to I*’ expended m pa
mil e\|k rtaC'
If the condition ot the church, when
lie assumed charge, were stated, with
Ms small congregation, which has in
creased full thrice and in perfect liar
moiiy, and il- coniribulion* in still
larger proportion, a la tter conception
might !*• had of the 1mps.rumt work
neeoinplished in his eighteen year*'
pastorate. Two motives has governed
Ins ! ilwir- I irst, to bring |ample under
church influence*. Secondly, to llnd
suitable work for every one to do to
advance their own and the church's
welfare Hence it* growth and pros
perity
Miss Aleximt f ar ley, daughter of
Mi' liciiifi' I iirlrv, Providence street,
was uiiili'il m marriage fuesday iimin
iiu', in St. Many's church, In Hector
I in \ t* r. The nuptial ivn iiH'iiv was
performed l»v Uev. John Vim den
\h »rt There was a larue *: itliering of
relatives ami friends Mr. ami Mis
Payer It*ft mi tin* aftenuH»u train lor a
wcddimt Hip P* « amnia The\ will
ivluiii in three vm*ks to reside in this
city.
Albert l a\ reault ami John llib
eault, Iroth of this eit>, were injure*! in
tt collision with a south bound ear at
l>nnicl*ott Muminy ntirht The men
were (truing alotnc the west side of
Main sireet when Mr ltit>eault. who
was drt\lug, pulled the horse into the
track to cross. At the lime the cat
was almost u|>uu them. Motorntuu
Shlpjas* reversed the ear ami applied
the emergency, but the car went into
Hie carriage with a eiash, throw mg the
two men into tin street. I a\ reault
was wars' hurt and four stitches wen
required to close a cut under his left
eye The lame under the eye is also
crushed and he will require hospital
attention lhUaull was stunned ami
suffered from shock The horse w i>
somewhat injured and the c image
w reeked
how'» This ?
Wo ortri Our llutnlioil iMMstr* K »xn! lot
mix t **< of t .«l»rrh that - anuot Ik* * urt »i ht
1!aU w t, <t*ii 1> t ur»
l I CHUNKS A 1 O I'ultnUi, O.
Wo, thf uiulom^uod have ktoao F• J.
C’hotirv tor the l*»i l"> voar*. *iul brltrvr him
perlVvth Itorntnihii* ia ftlt transact
an.l t;ti!<i «»HU to oarrr «»»it »i»%
tiuui t>\ ht« fimi
W *1 UiNli, Kinnxn X M \R\ IV
Whole'air l >t 1 oio»io, O,
lUll’st «Urrltl‘ww i< taken internally, tot
itig tlitrellv u)H»tt the hioo«i »Uvl mucous »ur»
l«V4 ot flu* mtnti. IcslituoaiaU *fot fix'**,
l*‘ c TV |«* r SoU bv al! lb u^^ist*.
Take U*H'* Family IMU for cvMti)«thtb.
Births
111 I'utnatll, St-pUMiilarr M, win to
Ml amt Mrs Ku|(cn« TtMU'htUe
Marriages
In North \\ ooil'.tiH.’V, Stfi>n-mt*>i
by Koi r V Turnfr, 1 >hihv" lHmoian
ami Kninia tl^uriOM
Deaths
In i ilo ratio SprinK'. S,-|>teiiila“i *»iti,
i a ml i nr t'anforlh, wifr of Anhui M
ll>>l<-ul To|a-ka, Kansas.
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Finiskii* lidrrtahr,
Arcade Block Main St.
Attw4Mt AlfBi tt T»i«ph»»«
Co a a*«tl«s a
Ballard & Gark, I
Funeral** Directors ♦
Putnam, Conn.
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WIi-’fi-M, I, 11'»«* *'*»- i*m i fiiivint: 1<vied * j
t*V WUIIallt 91 I'M > II n ■ ■ t . i it. »■•! ol luu I »»t u»t «•»!
in I hr village at Kmth 1. town of I :»-!!«**• I, I
f WmiMy of VVioilliini, *tut«- •»! < ounretieut*
taxed and d tt> W. I I *' in w r»t;*tr uii I
twd to ttt’loilg to - t I • I h*Ull *• *t :
tiu.r of and -titaniiug ten tbotl'and
mjiiuia: fert «*f luml ilc*- > died ;u* hdlowv : IW*»
ginning at tht Monthwes; > i <et of the gat'd* t: j
of the .John Work '* -» rulle*i on I hr N-nth |
Ante of tin higi-wax. :hrnrr N rthe«l> outlie
garden, one timlre<i lee!. Ol* r* *• \\ r*t« i Iv on
th.» Unit fit iMai<i <*runtotN, mn ht»*! feet.
Ih«iue bxi'hiilv one bundled t »t 1 he nee |
r.uwterlv on tin Vufh vide ■ I the high wav, ■> •<
hundred Cert to the j.Uee of beginning.
*U b ribed on |• *u*e ',s. vol. 5, land reenrd* ol lhe '
tow n ol K.4-t t*•* Said lev X being f«»» the pav
m< i:t ol Ih\ tier ’hr town <»t h i*tlord on li t '
l'tuT. ami union itn _ with legal i titered t * '** 1
Tins* 19 to give not < e that oil tin’ '2nd dav
November, l'M*S. «t !* .iVlook a. rn., at the -ign j
|» »*t in the vil:;i... e >d Had ford in *aid tow n of
K:t*H'irtl, I -dial! ->eil enough ot said real e*tate j
I i p.iv said tax !■ thei with the lawful < •*»'* i
m l » , . . < AUO r I \ 1 11 VM
• i .<■. ?ot ol r.»x« I'owii *»t hasttonl, |*!n»ein\- j
viile. t \u„ id 21. 190K. I
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haiiieal and Civil Engineer
himI Kurttjor
HICH HUM K
()>• r Flagg* More, PI TNaH. €'<!>'
Registrars’ Notice !
l'lu- ltenislrar* of the Town of Put
nam hereby tnc notice that it hey will j
meet at the office of the selectmen mr
I'htirsdav, September i£, 190$
from :* o'clock a. m. until ■"> o clock p. |
m. to rev i'. ami |tcr!eel the list r>f elec- {
lots 1 1 saiil Putnam.
l a. revised ist niay la'examined at
tin- oltiiv nl tin town .clerk and the
jm die sian pn-l on ttie l^h ill'!
Vi applu- u a''- "In lie made v oters
ean tie 1 eix-1 -1 >! i ter vi’clock p. in.,
I'hnrsilav the I ./h■
lilank :> 1 -1 a Atmis may l>e obtained
of t
I.K.ix r
Thii.m V'
I’utnam. < null
Ken 1st rars.
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P Iv V V X , , _
. "H-ptenilier ti, Phy
Stale of Conncitiiut. «imlbam Count).
We, the uiuli t'igned, a majority of
tin- IHrectors el tin- Itrook Side S.(iii.h
t om|mny, a eoriioratton orgam/i-ii
under the statute 1»»> »f the Mate of
Connecticut ami located in the Town
of Woodstock to said State, hereby
giy e notice.
That even xtoi kbolder of 'aid corpo
ration ha» signed and acknow ledged i
la-tore an oltlecr a illiori/ed to take the J
acknowledgement of deed* an agree-:
merit that the corporate existence of
'Hid eorjairatioii -hall la- terminated.
That January . luoii, >> hereby rixeii
a' the limit ot time for presenting
claim' agaiti't -aid cm poratlon.
That all I'-rsons haying claim'!
againd 'aid cor|K>ralton are hereby
warned t<- pre'cnl the >ime within
'aid limitation to John K. Sheppard
at hi' residence in said Wood'lock,
and that 'aid claims may l>e mailed to
'aid John K Sheppard. at Putnam,
Conn., H. i l*.. No.
1 Ailed at WiH't'toek this -nd day of
(September, A 1>. li*e».
JiilIN K. SHKffAKIi.
J a nkt C. Shwi-ahh.
A majority of the IHreclor* acting a'
Trustees ’ 3“*
Why Wait!
tali May Ut ‘miw wn-nm 1 emetrrr Wwl
U»r Mrnon \ I»*v.
Lore Brothers
South Main Stroat
Putnam
Harr a .*rjje *t«*A ©I
Uraniteand Marble Monument*,
Tablet*, tira»e>tonrs It.
ro Vvap<\. A .Serai hr jitrra ®t»
aar mtwrd lot ike same before Apr!
i. }*».
Samuel W. Neill, . A Kent
Dressers Drugstore
FOR
GIFTS
Some very dainty bits of
Fine China
and
Glassware
as well as
I
Delicious Candies
in Boxes
Dresser’s Drugstore
Saturday at Store
of E. MULLAN
10 10* Sweet Potatoes. 25c
Pea B*«n* Sc qv ^
6 lb* Prune*. 25c
60c Bulk Teu 41c lb
50c Bulk Tea 32c lb
S5c Co® e 29c lb
Meadow Gold Butter 26c lb
Baker* Cocoa 19c '
baker'* Cbocolate, 35c lb
& lb* Ginger Snap* 25c
Large Mackrel 10c eacb
8 oked Shoulder* 9c lb
Graham cracker* 6c
Molaaaa* STc gal
5 gala oil 50c
Tall Salmon 10c can
S can Tomatoe* 25c can
19 lb* granc lated aurar (limited i |1.00
Housekeeper
w anted by a widow to take care of her
self and little boy. Would like a wont- i
an between *1 and M> years of age. a
good washer, ironer. and cook, Good
place for the right person Apply at
once to Madame l>e Hit a.l'ho nix\ille,
< onn. Sotf
i» o'lKt of cm 1 bare Hiiuits at
Kj.ifoni w tfcia *u.l u\r ih, iM.tricr of
K**lf«*Nl lh<t * »! a»T Of. AU« A. IV, !*MV
j'Tvw^-nl. J->‘tt M
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«’.! &BIM \«3 €41 Ihf fltitf t>f
w»r\ W Wbd'R, i*’< SI*" •><K«a
I M*e •littrtct 49io*m**4
1 T1u* 1 o%rt doth 4 <|>~r that *ix to 4i
townr-tl a» i HbI’H for tto t*r«-€lf «rs of
1 ?t> * ttvr-tf « W* »k»f to tb*
*4i«i»i*fr»?or *»« tisrrcf* that pafehc xtcm** t>
! m«i al UtU orJrr r-j j, a&ii*Uii,r (hr uat .n a
‘ n<*« *|vitV! a oircu^ifH e 5h **iu Ui>;rict,
au*S b\ • ooPk :h» re**f ,>* :ht i utrtu- *i*c
lo>' lb !OtB of E**,#cra Brar**i
1 » tor* tto ‘i*x>*ajirA: ;*#: «tw* It.
, *-* J *UN M IATKM. Jtm*r.
Be Sure and Hear the
September Edison Records
which will be placed on sale at
F. G. Letters & Co„^S
August 25th
A few good
bargains
in little used.
Organs
Piano Player at a very Low Figure
The Eastern Dental Co.
Elm Street,
Bradley Block, opposite Congregational Church, Putnam.
Operative Dentistry
Most Modern Methods and Materials Skillfully Applied
Mechanical Dentistry
High Grade Workmanship and Materials.
Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty.
fmaamium
The Eastern Dental CO.
Bradley Block
Putnam, Conn
««niiiiiiim ^
It isn't the name
that "Sr shoe good'
Its the shoe that makes the name good
sSHC
Those who Wear
Heywood and Sorosi
M
are who y indifferent to the other kinds of shoes,
oecau'e they are sure cf long service and comfort
m>m the >tart. Call and look over our large
stock of
fall shoes, just arrived
Green Stamps With Each Sale.
We Fit The Feet And Know Hoff
C. M. ELLIOTT,
PUTNAM