Putnam patriot. [volume], September 18, 1908, Image 4

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ff'TNAM WIM HAM ( «. CONN.
To Subscriber# of the Patriot
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ber* car;riot t*- irMirot* 1 to h new* pa- j
per inure than one year and *1111 have j
the |»a|M-r v. •.' to them at the M-conii
eJa*> rate. T he order rend# a* follow*:
A reason abb time '♦ill !*• allowed
gmMlaher* to secure renewal* of *ub
ampin 11-. tint uni*** *u Inscription* are
ear or/ * «/#/ riu*wr*l after the term for
Which tbcj art paid, with in the follow
lug f* ri<w|s
Imiiie*. within three month*,
Weeklies, within One Year,
the> *hali not l<e counted in the Jcgiti
niaie h«*t of *ub*ei*it»er*, and copies
■nailed on ho’ -um there rf r/io// no/ />*
£#/•/ #/>/<- ti J'or m*ulin>i at the mtoimI
c!a*% |***tn»t»- rate "f one rent a pound,
but may le mailed at the transient aec
c»nd cjh*« poking*- rate of I rent for each
fo jr ounee* or frinlion thereof, prepaid
by stump!* «dlxed.
Editorial Scraps.
Thf nearer the approach to the elec
tion w filch Ik to decide who of the two
leading candidate* will lie at the head
of the administration * national affairs
the rdower l**eome* bu*ine«H tmprove
• iient. The capitall*t and the enter*
prising business man, while morally
pure that Taft will »*• elected, are *till
apprehensive of the poasiMlily of Bry
an's aiiccesii, which prevent* them from
undertaking any enterprise to advance
liuainesM pro*j*rit\ It will la* yet six
Week* Udorc the decisive day arrives
W hlch will settle the deelalve <|iiestioii.
Imi 111 the one week that ha- pa**
C*l, the success of sailing aiiship* ha*
lieen advanced by the remarkable ex
|M‘flinents that have continued the
hope* of fio imIs iu*d silenced doublers.
The Ameiiean XV rig lit Brother* have
lignin established the sujierlority of
their nii*lilp Iri the ease with which it
fti tnaiHi uvred in all weather*. Other
airship of various kinds are show lug
remarkable advancement. A (iermaii
airship sailed for I t coiwecutive hours
—a record trip. A new Inventor Inis
enter* d the content, Maying lie ha* solv
ed tile problem of air ailing using ail
acrews i»a « d on the p.tnciplee of bird
lllght, nod has made successful tents.
Tht < iitIndies iiave Iseii fiolding a
J .m liaii*l!e < ongie** in 1 .ondon, and
al ila close Inst cninday bad a goal pro
cession which exceeded anything seen
mims the funeral of t^ms'ti Victoria,
it had Urn arranged that 1 anjinal
Vanntilelll, who, with other great dig
Hilaries ot (Iu* ehureh, headed the pro*
fi ssion, was to have carried the Host,
toil w us for bidden by the government
to do so, fearing a scandalous religion*
disturbance, tin Protestants being se
riously against it.
Atlantic « ity, l he ext rente southern
point of New Jersey, ha* Urn inn con
dition of insurrection for a lew weeks.
The saloon ki«|*rr* had kept o|n ii their
place* in delbmec «>t law and the au
thorities. The tiovernor oidered them
closed and forced the ktc|H ts to do so.
N »w they me preparing to oj»en then
Millions next Sunday , In defiance of tin
I iovernoi
The promotion of |misi office clerks
and letter carriers in i orinecUenl, mi
det the act passed a year ago, htcivrtstng
their »Him|H*iisMtIon, show that ear
ner* have l teen so promoted, since J uly
1, at a total cost to the I S. govern
jitenl of s.; lyuin. and that -71 clerk* at
an increase in the gov eminent * annual
|»ay toll of vat,non
The tltl it Urrii I ranee and < icrma
ny , annul tin' tut11'i '•* acknow ii ilinic
Hi*' authority *•! tin new Sultan n( Mu
mein \* 11tiouI OiiiihuIUiik til*' utlii'i
j iwi i- i'iiiii'i'Iuni, i» hihiIiihIIv i|iiU'l
lutt do** it iiuili i tin' illorl- i'l tin' -talc
Uteri of Kuro|*e 'I'll*' I it'l Mlilll l‘‘ui|i*l
«>r tiiixtiiK named til- I'uint i- **illm«il
► tnuilil Hu ImiKi'i di-tirb U'lii'"!1 tun
in.'in tint tin’ |- • |»li* uf I'uiihv ti'i'l
bitten* -mi', Mint Du- attack- ui ili*'
I i. i u |• 11 -- **ini iinytlilitit tint unit
II y u ui Hit* I ni|n u ti 111- tuny ilii t In1
Intltli' lice tun ollcll, ’:i - *11111,
Ki ll llnrill*', Hilt . tin- cuilitijt 11*|
n -i 'ilnti**'- i*t labor in III*' Hmi-ti I’m
Ilamerrt, in an addr*-- before the i **u
trnl I rdctaled I iiion, i-t Sunday, in
?Si ** \ ink, tinted \ nn i ii'Hii ** in kiiit ii
In IS« iiiln |HiUtti'-. “Iii I ni; I Mini, tic
mnl, 'wclouud **c were i-,ni*ll* lie
jDi'i'tiil ntti'i the I’liH'tinn whether ***■
Jit-11 hi I coi-er*aU*e ,n Itbetal |>m r t *
with our * nti-. Hint Du n ** * -cut ilu***'t
ie|it*-t’iiUU*ti tutu |i>trImtiK’iit with
m man* itootl re-uU-llial I would tire
yOU if I Dl*i| tin IIUIIUmu-till'll) Vou,
too. -iii'ii ]ii u ink I- n party in imliiic- |
that could U defended upon to protect
Vmi -■fiKunnl your niter*-t- •
Kvvt nUy ili? phlUwupbcni have been
«li«*n-*Dm ho** I on it tlt« world * »u|>
pl> of fuel w t*» itulnit to la-t, nmi what
would the wurld do then? Al-iul one
It indeed * * nr- nt*'- I el ore nrithrnelte
•o«l **»' known to be nfuel, the *ame
*1 notion wn-enrne-.il* a-ktd. Kecvntly
* lo» u In llrilt-h t oluinbia wan eon
- mini, Un inhabitant-of which wa»
e i«i*i:«'*l in mining coal for a company.
4 areful in*e-uitaii“it- mere then uiatie
with-urpn-mit rcaulu. It wa* found
that ftontelhlUK .‘..nn.miini Ion- were
-tored away in an area embracing '-•**
■ I ua re III tie- Mill further, in v-ini
b ua, l lie re i- -aid to be full* a- much
more coal, making an aggregate of to,.
UW,««UUI ton* When tht- w orid w a,
made everything w a- provided to »u|>
|dy all waula a- limit a- neetted
An mle re-llng educational iu-ttiii
t on of a no*el |ihiianthr\i|>ic character
ha- recently been c-tahlt-hed In It**
ton. ili* called tiw Vocation llinetu,
and it* purpose t* to aid younic men
and w omen, by ad* tee and direction,
tn c!u>J-itig an occupation, preparing
Ihriiuehni for It, amt 11 mimic an open
ing. It la accomplishing much good.
Putnam Fair.
Willimantfe, Brooklyn and Wood
Block Fairs have now a'i ta-en held,
arid all were moat sueces-sful—good
weather favoring all of them. "Iking
Uve l,,itnain Fair! "—the only \\ md
ham comity F'air Uiat still retnsirw In
Ntore for us—-to la held Wednrrdiy ami
Thuradey, Orloiar 7th and sth. 'I u* -
day i- cntry day.
The < 'ommti’e* of Arrangement- ar
promising the public a F’air beyond the
u-nal inter* -l in all department*
I’urse* for trolling horse* haw i>eeri
increased *ioo tbi* year. Total M.-KM. ■
Tim events will lie at follow -:
\\ ednesdsy—Free for all. 0|*en purse j
» km. da** trot, dosed -lake,
Tliur* lay—i Ik class pace, closed, ,
K.'aai. trot and par*, open pur-", j
tJMI.
'I he Floral Itepartmenl w ill Is- kepi |
up to the high standard recently estate j
ilaherl. Tlie Ladies' and • hildreo * I
iH-partinenU will •*- given s|s-eial at
ten lion.
111*. Ormlr*I tl*»*t*ffi rmiil -at»
It la hut about two week a now la-fore
the great opening of the moat mam
moth and s|HH'lacular (exposition ever j
held in New Flngland, the seventh and
greateat Ho* ton F<*xl Fair, to I* glen
under the auspice*of the lloaton K» tail
Oroeer*' Aaaocialion, this year, in the
I’ark -*|uate t'oliaeum, Hept, ^Slh to
Oe|. .11, under more ad v antag<*iu* con
ditiona than ever la-fore. Ho elatiornte
ami of aucil long duration have ta-en
the preparations that tills Kxiamition,
always mi popular with the people of
Hoston. and in fact all New Finflind,
hids fair to prove the most im|***mg
ami thoroughly interesting allow ever
given in New Flnglaml ami the biggest
Food Fair in the history of this coun
try, if n it In the world.
I M !'••■» orrun or.Irr
1*1111 ill in, < unii., Sept. -i, l‘*ns
In accordance with the order of (In*
Homnuhle I -nirth Assistant l*«»*tmiis
i#*r i ivnvi nl, I ion to No. 2, from t tie I* ill
mtnt post oilier*, will U* amended to
take effect Se pt. 1 **t 1-Nlh,
In addition to the route now trave l .
• <1, tin fMincr will kh H<i!ith#-M-t from i
the North \V«MMin|oek po-i office corner
to the l i t k p i* , un i r**t i bit, thence |
west to tin* It lie ad plan* and retrace. j
1 ami lies remlhiK on or m ar the m u !
ex tension, u ho d« 1 re the r u ml service, |
are required t«» provide amt erect, at
their e\ptn-*e an appro ed letter l»o\
directly on the route, and a i *iim nient
plr.ee f. »r < i ill*-1 l<* i • i< ; l u I M i - it a i j. h t
mu from his u an< n
All mail for patrons, on route hImivo
referred to, should tie address I "III*
rnl delivery No. Putnam, < omi to
get her with Imix nun.Ur. New iroxe*
ertH’ted will Is* assigned numhers in
due time. Very res|»eetfirtly,
l*railk IA*tteis, Postmaster
A • rl|>|»l«*'a
(s»\n the Hr«»oklyn Standard I nion
A pathetie ami thorough^ human
note is touched in ttie w ill of New .id
seyite w ho died a couple ol weeks mi*o,
dlieclir»« that what mom \ was left at
ter Ills Initial evjH'iises had hern paid
out ol a m *eo insurance policy, la* niven
t«> some one v\ lm is t r \ mg It> pci feel an
ai ishlp.
lor \ cats this man was etlppled * * >
rheumatism, and on man s occasions
in crossing streets, in ins almost hclp
less eoiidillon, was severely soared try
aotomohlle- lie wills his money for
airship const ruction “sothal there will
ultimately U* less running alniut the
streets and more dying through the
an
lie had expeflrnetd the terrors t»f
having to lice the path of these mom
an hs ol tie ro id, the same as nearly
every other c.ipple and aned |K*rson
has, nil I, like them, Impt.l that sonic
othei tmm ol I Htuiiotloii would lessen
Ihcir ust l iu old tvliow et iiainly had
a consult i a n he.inn hu the lame and
Itt lue w :> - !u ie»i I*, hind to tlt- Ui*
iceku ss t'iiail * t s.
I licit «'! y-ucjitstion no Health.
Healing by -i ii Itax lavu |>iii ■
tieed til all |«.i~ i ' *. not only !'S ini.
ligelll |i|l \-Ii l.lnv ! by cll.’ll lilt III-, I'
KtlXHIII xll |H’I xl n t,,ux |(Cnple mill Ill'll
■'medicine mi'll mining Inilimi'., unil !
"will'll deeloix turning heathen ml f
lii*iix In iitv111 yoarx l111*II* lim laan
Ill'lrt-Xllt |HHI|lll' III llllx country, Will'
may la* U'mual " mcdlttinx, \v hn i:.•
aland claiming to Inne a 'ii|a inaliiral
Kill Unil flirtlilca ItU'lli In lli'al nil man
lier l»l lIlXlllXI'x,
lo counteract llu xn uiixiilixlmnlal 1*
In l», xi it'iilixlx nml iiii'ii n| xu|a rinr nl
laliinii'iilx in Hit' iiilnlxlry lm\e show n
llml tlu'xi- an vailed xii|nTiinliu al licnl
tngx nrv |iriHlmaal by iihUiimI lawx, |
nii'iila! suggestion I iii'ii' mo mm |
i'tinrclii'' which practice hen ing l»y
»iiyyi>»)i<ni Hi" pr Itank L. tiood
• inn'll, nf Spring held, Mil" . aeemt la
iliiuk wellot * tirixiian healing »' |uac
lived by I'tx \\ onvxier ami Me* nml' !
In Himliin, ami Bishop hallow* Inl tii
I'Hgn
••Where the Hlnvxx tx nf the xoul ihe
tnlnixier can help, l>i i"«>ilx|avil lolil
hi* people recently. "Wliere Ihe trou
ble I* |>urely phyxical the doctor ix m
dia|ieiixable Tlie gixal anil Intelligent
physician has always uaed w lint ix
eallexl •nuggexinm ' It i» not new.
When he cornea ami g t \ ex you a bread
|*»U, ami then in hi* w hole hearted ami
happy way tell* yo# to cheer u|>, ami
you are going l'1 tC«*l well, he ix xiiii| ly
arousing your expectation ami bracing
your wi lamt strenglhetiingyour tailh,
amt planting within you something
which w ill co-ojietate with and hasten
the jmatrxxex of nature in recovery
That i', he t* practicing suggestion He
lb* * not label it, bat he charges you for
it, and he might to. for it ix worth more
than medicine That t* what these
■ Huston ami t hieago men are doing
" he re they discover that the trouble
ix menial, imaginary, the result of ap
prehension or remorxe, they apply the
tome of encou rage men t and (rea.'h the
gi.xjie! of hojw Kor xin, there tx uo re
j inedy but t hriat
I
A Mi»«ioaur>‘t Joytal Service.
rutler date of June 11, l&UK f)r. H.
N. Kinriear, Medical MU-ion ary, at a
I ho-pitai in Foochow, < hina, anti who i«
-up|>orled by the Putnam fongrega
1 tional church, w rite* in joyful strain of
i hia work. Kach one who help-4 *up
jMift Hi*- g'sal Ikicior i* hia beneficent
lervioe are entilietl to a -hare a- indi
i reel participant#:
• Hut whlse w> many are rec.-j ing the
<we<i into more or lea- wel -prepared
ground, Oilier* seem hi be impressed
hut little by it. We can only keep on
*owink. know ing that the convincing
arid t* inviciing jaiwer i# not of men.
But we d * enjoy it wonderfully. I have
wondered what our -ec re lari-- would
tfimk of rne if I should write that it in
tin* if»*-t of fun if? the world to Iw a rne
dicai mi—ternary. Ju-l think w hat a
pU a-ure it l- to be able U; relieve Mime
of these people.
We often remark that you g'*od
p!e. who support u* here, are more con
cern led than we are, because you give
■ ij. <if faith while w<* haw* the pleasure
of seeing I he result*. We were often
a-ked while in America whether the
< idie *e wi re grateful or not, w hether
. »J r* ill '1 ! • w ork ha! w< do
for them. They do not appreciate it in
the m-iim: of understanding just what
it fr- cost or j«i-t /*»ii/ muf /i oe! ter it is
than the native practice, but they are
‘grateful Jor the r» itef that w* Can mj of
ten irl t them.
VHiii'nlay a uov came in to have me
-ee hi- trait He had gotten a needle in
it two month- ago. Somr one at an
other hospital ha«i made an unstieee**
fu 1 attempt U* remove it *ome time lUfo,
audit wa- paining him so t hat he could
scarcely walk. I could easily locate
the needle, made a tiny incision, picked
the nrcilte out and piaru-d it in hi- hand
I** fore lie had time to think what 1 w a*
doing. \\ fieri he -aw tfiat the offend
ing body w a* in his hand the fear*
eommenoed to rain down hi* fiu*e. Be
ing asked by some of the hy-lander*
why fic cried now that it wa-out, ami
one of the students sympathetically ex
plained that tr* wa- crying for joy.
•Ye*,' fie -aid, That wa- the reason:'
and fie told us tfiat hi- employer had
t*een scolding him -o much during the
la-t month or so I scan -e fie could not
get around a- fie used to on account of
the pain in hi- foot, and tfiat now fit*
would not have to is* scolded.
Another instance of “the good lime
we are having in tin* hospital now , he
lima de-eriU*-:
“One man eame from a Int uit coun
ty, blind W e made i new pupil lac k
of an area of clear cornea that remained
in tin* lift e\« , and ga.e him i g" >d
degree of -igfit Tf»c other e\e vv a- •
bad that 1 feared it might -et up \\ni
pathetic trouble in the eye on winch
we fii-t ot**ra!ed, and a- it w a- enlirt
| tv t»i 111 * i I advised him Inline it out.
It i- a o . ere te-t of a < fiinaman - fail h
m u- to a-k him to have an e \ e n mov
cd, for they eannnt git rid ol tfit,* tec,
trig caused fry the ol J -lory about the
mi—intitule* taking out eyes to use m
| miking medicine I lc gav e hi- eon-cut
j however, and the operation w a- made
| without difficulty After the -tump
w a- healed I cleaned il up nicely one
morning, and -lipjsda gins-eye into
the socket It w as a good fit, and il
in-crliuti was followed hy a chorus of
exelfimations on the part of tsUli the
students and the patient- w ho were in
I he dis|M‘(isnry Tfie l**st part of thi
-torv , Ihough, is the fuel tfiat the man
w a- |sr-uaded of the truth «»f I 'h rial I un
ity from the llr-t, learned rapidly, and
commenced to p ay without hesitation,
and lie fore fie went home lie often led
in prayer at lfie morning service at the
hospital He went home with in- mind
fully made up to hrmg Ids family to
< liri-t
Kiirmiry lu»tftul«*
I hr t'onncetirut Korest ry Assoeia
lluii will huh! an Institute at l nion,
Momlav, Sept. -1st, 1'mis
Order of I'Xi’n'iM * At ,o m
Assemble at tin* homo ot \|r. Oeorgr
l ow lit’ to inspect nnrser \ Proeeed
from thro* to Stair Plantation foi in .
K|»tM*lioii of same, amt lunrhun basket '
pintle plan
! n p in. Addioss * lorr-tix Ini
pros oiiumiI. < ho. It M \« I s
Vthlir.H's Progress of lorestrx in tin
lulled Stairs, I>y Proft >mii II S.
Oraxes, N alt* I oicstrx Selmol, Now
llawn.
If lime will |H*rmit, ins|HM*tion will
la* made of planting made i»\ Mr AI
Ik*11 \\ t*lU
This will U* an important ami inter
esttng meeting, as Hit* pro|H*r care an l
treatment *>f our wihmIIhiuIs, tort sts,
ami denuded areas ait* matters ot ureal
economic lm|H>rlanee to all t ‘nine ami
Ik* prepare*! to a*k tpicsiions how !**>;
to improxe \onr w »od tot.
Hie officers invite cxer>Unl%\ 11» at
ten.I this meeting
%%'«•«<•! Cult* * «»•*»uin 1*M?
I he chief feat me- of the tear IA«»7 in
e uineetioii with the manuiaclure ot
\uhhI pulp were:
l \ eonsmnptUui ttf wohh| greater \
<d, lsl cords than that in anv prvx n js
\ ear
*\ Hie highest average \ nine |»orcord
tor all kimls ot w*a»*t mm increase ot »*
cents per curd oxer IS***, the highest
preceding vear.
\n ine.ease of W», *00 cord* in the
import* of pulp wtxul Of the two
w<H»«ls imported, spruce ami poplar
spriuv shows a |>ercent age of increase
nearly t w Uv as great as that for |**p)ar
4 Since Pam the amount of wahh!
omsuim**! each rear for pulp has in
i a’nso! from cords to neat lx
4,<**0*10 cords.
--.. *
Uourke Cochran is gifted as a>|H*k
cr — his words and (tuniKhts roll out
seemingly without premeditation or
i effort, yet always to express the inum*>
, dtale thought lIkwi imssesaieit him. Hut
he lacks moral principle. He is labor*
ing to make Hryan President, yet he
declare* “Taft is the greatest and be*l
• pialt tied nominee ever o fie ret I in any
Republic in the world."
- The W|| liman lie hair opened Tues
day,amt on Wednesday had an attend
ance, a* estimated of over l_,tk*i vim
t »rs. Lieutenant Governor Lake and
Major Hk'n were present. Thf latter
w a* congratulated on his nomination
for Congressman at-large, a* a winner.
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Mow‘a This ?
We ^vifrr Owe HuihIivU lK> ,*n KcsAtd tor
»ni i'Ih' v»i i niiurrh that ,*nu»5 be « bv
ll*U » v’iunh < uie
i I. V III NK\ .v i\i. o.
■ We* the ui',ie»s»i*iKsi have U«*8 K J.
Cheney the 5»*‘ Id ve*r* **d In \-tnt hnu
' prr<*vth !t -ii*»r*K!r it» %t! hu» am C-*u**et n*
aad loam tatfy *bU- to cany oat w,\ ohttgwt
lK>u» u»* .* bv h'n firm
W Oi*iXu. Ki>\4\ ,t MiHV ;\.
Ihotf1 ^ks. O*
Ihir* Cktvtfi » uitit tuteraolhr, art*
:s$ .. cet»y the hi^ni aati a*iv»u» %.,r*
fww ,*f iW »v>Um. TtrVit»i'Ki*U <*eut free,
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Marriages
In Putnam, rteplemlter 7, hy Kev- F
D. Sargent, Krne*t\Vhi tie mo re of Put
nam, amt Mi** fall* A Neft of Nor
wich.
In I^anirlson, SepteiiiUt by Kev.
i (‘ro/el, John H. Kelley of Dayvilie,
and Klhtd M. Howui of itrookiyn.
In <.ro-.\enordale. >epU,uPH*r 2, hy
Itev. F. I>. Sargent. Walter Harrett of
Putnam and Mi-* I - - mor Arnold of
< • i e non lute.
In N( w I/iowl'-n. 'S‘ptenil>er ♦». hy
! !{i \ Jallies \V lh\ r. I>. !>.. Waller
.Video Mor>r >i Putnam,and Mi** Iio>e
A. I. pin of Idiom pon.
Deaths
1 "'In Putnam, Si j -*r 111 !i. Kli/a P.
I Mo il ague, aged • - > \« u-.
in Putnam, Srp'i »»iier l-dh, Alma
St, Pierre, aged 1 I y ar-.
In DunieKon, >♦ j>t*ml* r ■», Ahhy*
I Melissa Wheaton, vife of Anthony
I \nit's aged , : year
In Brooklyn, v |*t 'ii^r B, (limits
«*hu-e.
In Smith l-’onter '• plei-dur B, Anii
li/.a Ihirfee, aged s • \ nr«.
in I idi t >«-ple •• , M met la < !.r
ti-, aged b i veu -
In Killingly <« liter, s ptember 9,
Katie I K mis, aged si year*..
L.. P,. .—tmith
Furnishing Ludertaber,
Arcade Block Main St.
Attendant Sl(h »t sl«r«. T«Uphoi.«
Oonnnrlln ■>
| Ballard & Clark,
| Funeral vg Directors
^ Putnam, Conn.
L relephono culls am*acred promptly
T Night 3 — 14. Day 3 4.
T Ltiir M«i»u V\ !,♦' I • r-i'ii -!i ‘ .
Why Wait7
till M,*\ Kt 'ton* ordcimg < eructciA W
t*•! M niton 1 Dav,
Lore Brotliei's
South Main Street
Putnam
Hare a large stock of
(irunite ami Marble Monument*,
Tablets, (iravealonea, \c.
on ham!. A tx*ra! di-count will ha* given on
-» ict> u > ved tor the miiic before April
WHEN YOU CO
ON YOUR
V acation
IKui't •io Lvt m pair of our new simhor j
» • * Ui •• prou-fii >li. tftvtl uu*
p* cue rue i >v» * , »kt*U 01 coltMxnl Ii’Iim v
H. W. Thompson,;
<•[■11 *11 v ourt Hoi:m- ItniUtintf,
I1 IN VM. 1 <<NN.
George W. Perry
Me«h*nW*t *h«I Civil *n|t»i««Nrr
him) J*urifj*»r
HU H HKHk
Ovtr Flacc * PI TWaH.
Republican Caucus!
The Republican F lectors of the Town
of Fotnfret are lie re by re*|iiected to meol
in caucus hi the Town House In saiil
Potulrel. Friday, September l*. lias.sl
two o clock in the afternoon for the fol
lowlnn |<ur|'*»s*>
Kir*! To elect delegates to t hr I on
g rational < on vrntion for the Third
, longressional 1 lisl riot.
Srtoml: To elect delegates to the
| Senatorial t onvenUon for the Vweniy
j ninth Senatorial Ihstrict.
Third: To (dace in nomination can
dtdates for town office* to tie \»ned for
j at the annual town meeting next en
suing
Fourth: To nominate candidate for
Judge of Probate for the Proluile IHs
triv't of Point ret.
j Fifth: To place in nomination can
didates to represent the loan in the
next ttenoral Vwinbly in the State of
t dnneoticut.
Sixth To do any other busines*
proper to tv dune at such meeting.
IVr order u! the' Republican Town
: Committee
F l.. Wrioiit, Chairman.
Haled at Po.nfrel, tins loth day of
f«ept tuber, 19<*>. 3**
Dresser's Drugstore
FOR
GIFTS
Some very dainty bits of
Fine China
and
Glassware
as well as
in Boxes
Dressers Drugstore
Saturday at Store
of E. MULLAN
13 lb' Sweet Potatoes, 25 >
Pure Lard, 1jL. )(,
Lemons . l«-dor
Bulk c«>eoanut 15e lb
3 can Tomatoes 25c can
3 can* clam* 25c
Pea Beans 8c qt
23 lb* dne granulated sugar {1
to the Purchaser of pound of our 50c
or 80c bulk tea. •
Graham Wafers 8c pkge
Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 25c
20 Iba granulated sugar * (1 00
to tbe purchaser of a pound of our
30c or 35c bulk Ciftse.
Cape Cod cranberries 9c qt
Bell Peppers 25c peck
5 lbs Glngtr Snaps 25c
5 lbs Soda Crackers, 25c
Lunch Milk cracker* 7c lb, by the bog
1-4 lb bog Sticsne?' and Poor’s pepper,
clo»e«, allspice or cinnamon. 6c bog
Housekeeper
» anted l y a »idow to take cane of her
self and little boy. Would like a wom
an between 4o and 50 years of age, a
good washer, ironer, and cook, ticxxi
place lor the right [erson Apply at
once to Madame l*e Kiv a.Pho-ntx\ ille,
i ' onn C>tf
Vl t.O'UI op I’RoBATK hhu'ix aT
E*»ttora wnhia sun the IXortct ot
kesttord »a tt-c «.-i ,<a* of ,%ug A D has
Pr*"*ci J, ht M Icm.jii.j.
on IMttaa d E Wilrtw Admiaiorafor
wits-bear aaarved co the -.state e*t.-e of
»ar> VI a-. u! tubed gt„ ».t!.,h
u4 dorrief
This l i*n 4 .'ree that ®,.n' f * he gj.
•»"* »<M limned for the creun -rs .»f •aide*t»t*
t»eahitat (bell «»■ -<».i-s u» ,»n,e to t-.,
*.la*lm»ir.ior*sJ Cirrvf- that pab.ic sc-.ce te
gl.ea -I thb or.s,r hj pubt:-' t* rise soar e *
newspaper h«,iti( a ctrmlafion su -ah! Ui.-rvct
ssd b» gSsfiacacoBs thereof os he subbe .,r
pt»: ta -aid !«« of Sa*’f .r.1 sr.r-,,1 she r ;
where Trie 1-.. *>*,- Ce,.s.
teriH fee,* k.—erd
J *H> M I aTKM. Judge.
it
I
Be Sure and Hear the
! September Edison Records
. which will be placed on sale at
F. G. Letters & Co„
August 25th
A few good
bargains
in little used.
Organs
Piano Player at a very Low Figure
Gas Heaters
I>e comfortable this
♦ cool weather by
using; a
Gas Heater
Patnam Light f, Power Co
Removed Over Pray’s Market.
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It isn’t the name
that " it" shoe good
It’s tbe shoe that makes the name good
Those who Wear
Heywood and Sorosi
M
are wholly indifferent to the other kinds of shoes,
because they are sure of long service and comfort
from the start. 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. ..
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