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BASK BALL
M XI HWI t V o. « A. 1.
The Wan .cgi n fir -y* kept in tln-ir
tie forfir*l place by ilrfentlnx the f 'mi
adiana in their llr«t inning, I»•*! f*at
urday. oa tin; t adel ground*, \\ aure
K«ri. Tli* fiU* *howed their yellow
Mlrcak a* noon «< they too* the field
Herthinrne'* aggregation took advant
age of it to pile op 6 run*, enough to
win, till! were unable, due lo Honin’*
effectivenc**. to make the round* again.
ihitnain aaved a nhutout In the 4111
when Marion ami I tunnel hit for two
•mck*, earning the vlaitora’ only run.
Ltaeh in right garden wa* a big far
tor ill *hlilting oil < anadinn run*. He
covered a hi* territory, and twice rob
bed;tlie \ l*ilor* of hit* that meant run*.
He al*o lead both team* at bat.
itouiii pitched good trail after the l*t
inning where he had n hand In l< -mg
hi* own game by panning a man, rnak
in; a wild pitch, two wild throw*, and
allowing two *ingle*.
Raymond wa* the Brat man up and
drew a pa** lb* went down on a
wild pitch. I reach'* grounder, whleli
Marion failed lo handle cleiin, let liim
Ul third. Neveau -cored boltl runner*
with a single over tir*t. itunin * wild
throw to cateh liim napping let him
•town. (iadlml* brought him o < r
witli a -ingle, teaching *eeond on tin*
return liovern »nerllleed (indlaii* m
third Mill tilt to Itoritn and took lid
•ill hi* p**>r t hr--w to I he plate, < ■ luibni*
•noting. Hill reaeiied llilrd on I,a
roek'n hit to Marlon, and drew a wild
throw from larlcy, which let hint over
with tin tiflh run
It wo in the fo nth that t‘ tm-m
<jui all liielr curing. I in-re wen- two
<tmi n when M irlon got a tliivc fir two
Hack*. 1 mhr tel *enred him with a
double livei lliynu-nd. I.aemiv -lie
gled drill Ma.uan v. liked, filling 11 it*
line- I ail-) wa ip and put a low
tlv over ili*l that looked go-id for til
lea*t two Min*, hut I-cacti made a good
run and caught It The game then
dragged through to an uneventful
finUh.
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tllon- mi tin Iim nl ; ' iiiil- Mondav
Putnam Im ke even w nil lhe i'rujan*
«ii liarlfoid, a team inuell then Infer
ior.
KrrorH, |i i ir ju<Um nt In the llehl
•rut In tile in in ir;. neat depii tment,
added tu It-.alette* oft' Itiniin, loot Put
nam the morning gome * to * The
*'olt*aUo u*e»l the wagon tongue, net
tinis to Webber for 1 ■ with :« total of H
Putnam luitl a lea.t of one run when
the Trojan* eame up In the !Hh. Itontn
hail iK-eu working with a -ire arm
•nil the vlMlor* had lavu gelling to
hliu everv Inning \nv kind of a
change of pitcher* w ould have given
Putnam the name The Hr"! man up
Miigled and Mole and *eored when
Maiion lei Manning * -.ingle go
through hi* leu- Mantling vv as caller I
tint at the plate on « clo*e* deeiMon
Whitcomb wa* on lii*t and Marled to
►econd l-'arlev threw to tat to l.i
*»U*\ fot Home unknown iva*on jump
ed up foi the hall. It hit hi* hand and
imunded te> ltie ihil 1 < .1 md \\ hit
camib aooreet the winning run on the
luuplav
Tfugan* '« nil A* o n. if- *
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The ■ftemuot* .«• ua- a a,
» oil* sol U, Uk> thulluic 1 ill '
Villi A toi.it of It. Mini with H
errors lnU-i»i«t ised m re Able l»< *, .>
urn*. Tal«> t>l tel.nl nrval hall, ami
1 ill for aii error by Urott n.»t a mao
Vuujit h»i» *«i Bi»l until the «\(li
TV« strike out* Villi In !it» crmlll, Hlul
}>ut four hiU were iiiuk off him
< •„ A. i\ <Mk l -2--tt-S- i>-b-*—lu
•wau. S^itre k*in Batf
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Miss Hazy and Mr. Stubbing in Mrs. Wiggs of tht Cabbage
Patch.
Bradley Theater
ll lw uni.I .if “Till' Wolf” which i« an
imiiiici'l fi’i I'rHliiv, 11, Hint ill*
a v*• iy Mltrsufiv* play, !«in, *ilr»i»K
and eonsimMii/ Tilt* wumt'ii Mite ‘t
I I an* *tu st4 it r- *•<» manly, anti la*f*ft»i*e i 1 m (
* sen-oil ional Ki’f/tu -, without lain# <*on
v «*ii 1 loti’llly nndodt amMlif me forreful
and €-1 f«-<*t i \ I ir piny pfo.rd lit
HlrrllliK worth i-V n i‘!H« rm lit tin
\ I .\fir T! >« at m , \ W % «> i , i:«*>t HMiii. 1
11<< Mtoty tf*!U • I the M hy
.1 ii< H« i il.iii* . « n \N i!<i:«i•» Mm-llon*
aid. lor tin Ulrayai of lieanhiiie’* half
i -1 <* r, Xinift.t*-, and of how ltd* k*
ventfe vv *»■■* i-HTom pii-died. 1 hr M-eiten
are laid in the wild N- tlh < *un1ry ami
tin ilia met** i - it'll* < l l In- vviht life t*l
! tlniM* ii n -«•! 11* I M'Kiun al-> now on
I HU It*,
“M!;- Winn- •»I III K * \ lilt \<lft£
i * a r« ii."
The original 1 Mi- Wmicsof tin*1 *mi*
i»111'«• I’nli'Ii i* not «| ? * 11 «* a* mu mi v a
MMlI IIh she w ih Jflu.M A till- I 1«- wt it 11
IticM* discovered her to tin* world in her
■•tor j«->, am I Mini*#* Anm* t i;iwl»nl He\
I ner «1 r amrtt »✓•**! hfr. Inine ht»* ninth*
, u liens y tin head thill omr Ins down so
easily in tin *‘l »htiH4« Patch of tin*
l#oulsvilte suburb, mill insist nt si*it
or* * r foi h hit of 111 -1 ha ml phiioso
phy oftentimes ffffi*. • , him! to *ay , a
lil'f flttM* MMlI-illlK Indeed, till* ill!
jM'tUous jMotoly j»f of Mi- Wigg*. uol
Ionic shier d»hi.~i'il no excellent society
!a t\ with Miil.’i uml w«i summoned to
Im»iiff e ml, vvIm m* she w a* honorably
ill o li nt *•» d,
• *• I w<m t liooblf notofi Is. If noto
H Is iloo l (louMf Of. Plies kin | nt
jim in book* mol in -lat'e puiy* until
(i \ T»* i t of it, but you all base got
\ to nlfff fill! of Ilf ill |H*rVO||,M If
i iiiMikol t hf " Mii VV igii.* ot I, mis
i . t!U to a opt In Mf;iu vs li If l hf Milf
‘ Mn \\ iy , of tin « ablm ;e Patch”
ami ■ ■ i ,o\ f \ M us !•■»* gone into*! he
bundled* of th<«u*aud-', Mini in thin
<|ianiftll/< d form tin fharm*let'* nf the
hook aif -till none f tti*f|i vf ,tinl t liter
am I ii|4 Ness Noik ncsei fo«-k more
kindly toatiyom t ui to Mn. \N tick's
ami lor t «n jm* tm miinu'* the >astiy
I I If Ml If \s a ' .Ini by folk *re king
i sin.! ii',r limn Ooit'lom Right tn
ill if ssillt the i* % f »■ i If Off o! book* ami
piay i* |h« * M*t port ay line tin* numer
ous exuelliu: i 'If- lit i'ii U t alhersbv,
Mi \\ icg* Minnif Milne, 'll*
II is I’ii k. I’ ill on, Lo\ f y Mary ;
II ims |h . lam.n Mi Sttihhiu* anti
t -con- o otln i hast Htl.h I tifvs ami
tivbu: **:*>*•• j i iurt - tt» Ihf gallery of
iff Vmein.m tiramu. All the < nb
lirtgi Latfh f«»!k ssH! be *een liete
l hm*tlas, *« pi Lit h
i* lito- «i in ...
I n It ■ 1»: l '• l. lit f MlSflltl *n at V VS
I las ill, oil V\ i; < ••■lay , non d mi led a
strong ll k« t amt which ssili oe t iffl
Nit w ft t hunt th til t < e-ngn >*man Lit*
ley ss as nominated lor Loscrnot on
Ihf Hi*t ballot, a* tt wa*cctlaht limn
Ihf ill*! that In* ssouhl Ik* ImseltUH
Wood)ui! mol I futenanl ih»s«nnu
Lakf mit l hell successful op|*'nent
i*ong i a lul a tn*ns IV.ns amt haifU'ns
now pres all VII'* well that entl* well.
Next Moint.as , Sfpt t I. Maim* hoht*
il* Slate election, tm the it Milt t»f ss tiieh
much is predicated in regard to the
Presidential fleetbsn usually. tn»t tins
seai the tjuestloii of prohibition enters
the contest ami tliserU atlention from
purely p tlilieal t|ue*lhm*
'l'he rttl*nurn l>i*paich, tn it* re|H>rt
of the Isepultltewn tally at \'oun«*.
town, u , vs a* much impie**ett with
Uoserntir Mughes, saying • * lie mhlftl
to his rs'putalmn another laurel, that
of U‘ii»K one t»f Ute most msguetie amt
vmns iiicing platform speakers the tsmn
try has listened to since the era t»f Me
Kinlcv, Itlaine ami t‘onklin.,‘
1
Judge Alton H. Parker, who was do- i
fealetl in tt<m by Hosa»selt, i* stumping
it for llry an,w hich is more than Itryan
did for him when he vs as the candi
date,
nl • I HUT »*l I
«.**»« U v i>l l*m»i
SC ***** iwi*^- i*r
SAM »»h«*HAl'K
iAtn sh >4l l district 4«- |
st»lt*tl»-d h(* »dttiit«t*
t S* i’r IS***, St Ji' |. m.
ut ml ti J..U K.tfai,
\Q Mf j • •. hS »ij I--, ! vTV‘ 4 i I* "It1
ft**nn* mtkmcUte* »i *»s*J itiiUfu.?* *c
CiHiai with »|k} «-**.» T<r Mi l tbMIMiH .itwtl tHv
l4ttifelllftitMT t's'C 4ii }>Cfw{h tAtVfril^
IteifUint’ «t «MIid tlwi* Aid hi |
p«hll*)ubi t-nif wvlfr fit ■%»«*«• iww)t)Mt^r tHutftjjj j
» s n In »*t?l vtikUt .»ud b» *
fopi «» »t « Kjti i-v*» Ik IM town i»f Pul
H4t*i W hrfr ttt« *i»,H'«-K.Srt*t l»»t
V LI*" A Hi' v» ttKM.il I, Jud<T
AUCTION
— AT —
Fort Hill Farm
THOMPSON CONN
(I Mile Kail of I’.iM i It!
Fiidny, September 18 1908
t-ale at 10 o’clock a. rn.
I Shall Kell at Auction the Following
riy :
DWKI.I.INU HOl'-K
/ modern plumbing and Memo heated)
%% ir«->1 for (*ltc rtc light with two aer* a of
land 1') *" r of picture and in <1 w, I* •
11 ou * , and twenty one acre-* mo ring Ic t
free f OTfl *tOII 8 With fi -It *tOti» YA H i I £ ,
m tw tem rn m h u-e all k town former y
kh Deacon ll-owti Kirin, one ri ile tawt ot
‘I'hornpoon i* »Mt Oftb *
Hmoder and eh rken hnuar* (which
run It aeon Im fort the **al • at I'rlnroft"
Firm « the hay (very boat quail'\ i In
Maiti r»lh:»*y barn, and all hay In the Day
hirn. Fine heavy pair of work horse*
, .nk mi y one what t hi V can <1 , two acts
<»f double harm a1, one ladle*' waddle, two
|r nil w * *oitm and CMrt (without front
wheel- one old fashioned one borne
chaise, | *d et condition built about 1829
winter horse blanket*, one upright en
gine and boiler Del.aval separator, plat
form mi ale*, n I k hot! It *, stock of mead*
oa hay, rut* kitchen range, lawn mower,
hone awn ttn>w»r, old fashioned sleigh,
one two h<*r^* Med with extra seat* for
ttleigbride partie-, one new Deerlog mow
mg machine and hi d bay rake, one potato
planter, I harrow, Seeder, lot of new
blacksmtth’* iron, alt apple* on Fort lliil
i t »ru about 13 »e*e* wpr u» and wood b t
near Mr Hu h I'rav'* ifl't -f Qmdic.
N Ib glMteru l J«■ r** v Cow a, 2 registered
,1 ret \ bu.u t .vo ear* o'd and 2 bull cal
ve- ct1 g1111*« tu r*~gla|i r. 11 head of grade
row*, tr.oiie rtm rv 'll, 2 llrVt’h-Te sow *
mid one whit'- t h* u rg nbr -1 bur. btaid.
malty « 11, r Ihlnga Vtliors wt.coriK
in \ t In i bt f, re t be sale
J 1 DO AN tv
GE1 THE BES t
I’m S l»v H \UUV Ml UT'in \ Mil
k» ! MMTi .Pol «m |Yi. UhVl*: l*i .
Fiiriiimn*
i 1 Ml s \ LI
< hit* canopy beilMotuI anil ?t I oromi.
I k 1111 t untie «»f flurry. In.jut it
Kin«*liur> Ihhim', iu \t t«» hotel,
1 rh, !» jv^on, t uini. I lA lx l»i I l \
;ii\ri:s
A
1 4 t • ■' • ’ t ot v halt* ’ >'M It Pllhiam H ->
in amt Im the dish o t <>f t*u»«aiu on the
:t| i • .11 .! (Mi * ■*'. « \ l > P*'N
l*ie 1. I'.itt-tid t. \\ • .1.1 i •.«
I'l tiHt c*t til > t M *1 i 1 \ ’mill, Utf |\,»
unm, m .vuci, it> hvui ot W iirrvn 1 \ : -I>.f
(lie . ty <’1 I'niVitlrinr anti state ot Kh. Mr
I *iai'ti t'mit nx i'ii V. li rt’ii, fruttter ui .1 r
tl » XX 'I '* < M ID 1 VllHMlI «l« • .IlM .I, hill
ii', ilit'il 'Mil hr I' !i »>l M iti« , A I > , l * 0*. t id
fV* k I HuttiH, Axliniiii*>t int\M of the e«tateoi
*.* i I'lsn mkui M ti'crn, dtvciiMHl having, ex*
hibtteil tuthiiwiiil the account ot aaid ir.iatrc
with -ahI estate t«*r allowance** ivtjuiml hi
txt, anil *ani W rti .1 A melt I having |Hti*
iioiuhI tint court Ui writiu*r to Appoint the
Itiunh UUml hospital anti Tmat («»., o! the
city of l*rov»itet»ce ami «tat« oi K tunic UUm) or
»iiai< suitable peiaou, truatee* of aeixJ truat iu
tin* | 1 »• Ot *atM l iatemton M (iiren, deceaar,!.
It i' theiefoie oixterrtl that the I'.lh »lav of Set't
V I*., at IO..W tM'hnk m the toremuiQ at
the Probate ollh'e iti Putnam ioanni xltMrtct atnl
the name i* boivbi amh^ihdI for a hearing oc
the al >'*»uiv ot said t»u*!re’» account,
•dao for the approval ot *a>M luvpoaed trustee or
«ou<e -utlmble |*ct^ou hi thi* r»»urt, ami that
public notice he given of the time ami place ot
said t)cai»*»i: hi puhoshtng * oopi ot this otVet
m a newspaper |HiMi*hw iu Putnam in *a>M
d»*tnrt, ami y post-a like ct»f T on the
pH'*.:*- post i. ia:d Putnam, at least five
xUi» betore said tin > a-' »; i.»*»l Alt eat.
F.UWAUU li. W KKiIU Juilge.
;v
\t ik Court of P*v>i*te hoUl at Putnam, with
in *tut lot the of Putnam, ou the
Hi\| tl»i »*• s jvtcis^N V P , X ***
K*tw»nt tl W t.ifht, Jin4»t*.
l'pi»t t*t*le of John H V.tt»iUle, lair <>t put*
t* *a*a <H*t'. •< t, i!«ay»w i, ;u tavoj of
M in 1 t'*? : I < ill ' in' ! H ' i'.
I. uit*t the H.il Ot K ll« V»Uvla:« .
hiv '.xt-i i i'ii l i l«t <‘ti o! .? - ;* V IK,
' ‘ ^ ii J \U«V K II i’!i >*, , : , >»i »t v ot
thv < *»*? sts r *a a II k.v \ !l a ,.., .inv*.
y.*\% of #4*4 Horn
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v l> . X* v>
!kf*fe«t« o* , ui p
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ami t»v pos.Utt.jj a H*.e «r\>p% uti th* si^n
in P «£*> # beiotv 14KI
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Min til* /f '* * * \ - J i’*J 1 tte*:
t
CONNECTICUT FAIR
CHARTER OAK PARK
Hartford, Conn.
SEPTEMBER 7 to 12 OPENS LABOR DAY
Exhibition of Farm and Horticultural Products. Tobacco; Bees and
Honey; Rowers and Pot Rants; Domestic Manufactures
and Art; Table Luxuries, Preserves, Pickles, Etc.
The “Menv Wav" with its million lights and thousand allurements,
including Ferans Animal Show. Nebraska Bdl’s Wild West,
Bontoc Igorrote Y'lllage from the Island of Luzon; Old Mill,
Scenic Railway, Ferris Wheel, Carousal, Miniature Railway,
African Camels, Oriental Ladies, Philippine Belles, Etc.
Every night Pain’s “Fall of Port Arthur," a military spectacle accu
rately presenting the conflict between Russia and Japan, fol
lowed by a $ 1,000 display of fireworks, and given in connec
tion with Band Concerts and spectacular vaudeville.
ADMISSION: Day to grounds, 50 cents; children 12 or under,
25 cents; Night to grounds, 25 cents for all.
Grand Circuit Meeting - - Running Races
, POULTRY
r\ a r
DOG
I CAT
AUTO
Halloon Ascension Each I)o//
/lender Sholcs tV No//,
World's Greatest Prummer
Children's J)atJ, Sc]>t(inhcr 1(>
All t liiMn n ur.rler 12 years, admitted free
it accompanied by parents.
I
Woodstock Fair
Coaching Parade, Sept. 15
THE BEST EVER! 50th ANNUAL
SepllMUlMT
14-15-16.
Old Home Hay
15 th.
+++<•++♦•*•+++++++++++•! *+++++
THEATRE
Sf Kvknin..- VI
U ( K t • l> i rf ,
Amateur Night
THIS WEEK
Thursday, September 10
Thur day. Sept. 17.li
i» 'oininjf ^iih«s'i iios for you nil—The
’ Optimism—The
Mrs. Wiggs
oK 1 11 K
I Cabbage Patch
ih \.ir 111 \merit'll. n*1 time'in
I .'M.I.'I itl i until iii \uslialiH
S.m l in ns l uoxiaN, Sept. 15
Tie lets onlet. I by mail lilU'l in
clude return |- Mmre, oilier wine the
seat' will U- in I at the box oltloe.
Seats ortleietl In telephone will in*
helil no Inter than H p. in. on tiny of
lierfornnntee I'nees, L‘no, I.V, tV, 7-x
mill fl HP
Next show. Wednesday, Sept '.'a,
“ The I,ion mnl the Mouse."
Continuous Pictures
I-ROM
7 to 10 Saturday
FRIDAY C™* 1 1
r Evening. 1 1
■«*•»«• • AvUI
nutNRju
A Dramatic Poem
Tcl'irg .i Story of the Pictur
esque C rs of Far North
ern Canada. Rvh in Incident.
lnte *c'\ Interesting.
Prices. 25c to 1.50
Si its n sale W ednesday,
Septe min " o.
NOTICE
1 tan h! of the slock
ho li. r> f Wo.olsi.ick Acatlchiv will tv
1 i hi s i v, ii\. v«tuntiyv. Scjrt.
lash, •; i o’clock in the afternoon to I
elect oltkvt- i >t the ensuing year ami i
to ilo o! .o iuijv -.ant business*. A j
l<rom|'l ami ful; attendance i> desired.
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Attention !
THE 1U-ST
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Illlll'Sillt' illlll It • I h! I
Confer! ionerj anti let1 Cream
Try i >ur Horm M rie Choc; lues Hi n
bona. The heat and the price ln*vest.
Our Ice Cream 1* iranteed under the
pu rc ft >d I* ,
Price 30c
or O ie Hollar per iraHon.
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Ban u.a* of all s:r • -. Try u> oi.cv a d
you a ill hf sat i-tit 1.
George Pails,
To!. 12 12.
< Cu trains tit- it. ■ c.ii.N ia I’at
limn nr an.v nf surrounilia^ until*.
Remember!
EVERY
Saturday
is
Bargain Day
AT !
Ctiep'jt’s Meal Market
Pomfret Street
Finest Groceries
on emb. fresh. itupimj. appetir a*
Oo11) t to lodty aid run your cr it tot cve
over our liat of winners. and ycu’i: see
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lor aoaxrtbtag *ood lo eat.
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Hats
1908 Styles
Our Special Derby
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All the other New
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prices,
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Come in and look them over, we will
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!
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RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4. Putnam.
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Heiubinartcrs in the city for Hart Seliaffner k
Mntw t lollies
OF THE
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jo t received a large shipment of the justly famous
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Every ELITE garment
carries the glove fitting
vise shown herewith.
The ELITE Petticoats are mad*
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See the Featherweight Skirting.
Heath bloom Tatteta, Italian CloW,
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Prices, *1.00 to *10 each
School W Stocking Tim
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