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Tb> sd»y, Oftobfr 6.I1
ENTRY DAY
8 A M. TO A P. M
Wednesday, October 7th
i. Exhibition of Gelding* and
Mares, 3 and 4 years old, 10
a. m.
2. Brood Mares . nd Colts at
1 oot, 10.30 a. rn.
i and 2 year o*d Geldings
and 1-lilies to halter 11 a. m.
4. Stallions, 1 2, 3 and 4 years
old and over, 3 and 4 years old
to harness, 11.30 a. m.
5. Trotting and Ihu ing Kac es
2 |>. m.
Music, Vaudeville, etc., be
ginning a 2 o < lock j>. hi.
Thursday, October Mil
l. Draft Horses in I'airs 10
a. m.
j. Mate holt image 1 lorsi-s
io 30 a. m.
3. hainily llu\ses 11 a m.
4. Driving Horses 1130 a.m.
5. Trotting and !'a< ng Races
2 p. m.
Musie, Vaudeville, etc . at 2 p.
m.
Hand (oncerls
Uadi Day !
Pleasing Attractions Galore for the Entire Family.
Eastern Conn. Circuit Great Horse Races—$1500 in Purses.
High Class Vaudeville Show—Eleven All Star Acts.
HIP-HIP HURRAH ! HIP-HIP HURRAH ! HIP-HIP HURRAH !
Putnam Fair
llth Annual Exhibition and Fair
Wednesday and Thursday October 7th and 8th
October 6th, Entry Day ! October 6th Entry Day !
Grand Display in the Exhibition Halls, Etc. Be Sure and See the Beautiful
Floral Show. Fine Automobile Parade and Motor Cycle Races.
Excursion Rates:
Railroad trains stop opposite
the grounds. Ail Trolleys
stop at the Gates.
Admission :
Season ticket, admitting pri
i .00
vate team
Single ticket.
Children under 12
Teams,
Teams, double,
Automobiles,
Admission to Grand Stand,
35c
15c
25c
50c
5oc
25c
Season tickets are not transfer
able and do not admit public con
revances.
Officers :
MICHAEL R. JOY,
President.
ERNEST M. ARNOLD,
Secretary.
RICHARD GORMAN,
Treasurer.
MICHAEL R JOY.
Supt. of Grounds.
GEORGE H TAYLOR,
Supt. of Rentals.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR,
Press and Ady. Agent.
BASE BALL
I
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W itti l,i>I<1 Jm < omodlv holding
«tov«n itxil rt lil > Ilf Man II I I
Iterlhlutne's arll<d» t i strengthen the
< iinadlan*’ batting order, the 1 "H’
xiUtaneed Mitring* i I "Inti ’ yougxu-t*
til ii him aided trillin’, tm lli" I'ritv tdenee
sired grounds, lad Snlrirduv
Kuf three inning* It w »-■ g. "d - J• t,
inti 111 the fimrlli I’iiIii I’" l‘> 1 1
lio*e, unit horrible bmktng a*st-d"d I*'
the local* gelling eight men around.
AIU“t llli* I Ill'll W M* HOllllUg t" 'lint
the enthusiasm. Ml"' i»a**h»g one.
timktrig two w lilt jilU'li"’, ami allowing
three situ?)"-, i.iili"" went l» the »l«
i»l« Will tool o Join II t! ni-'ll* - I til*
game, which Wits already tu>i* lessly
|o*t. He lielil Putnam ilown in two
kingt"’ in - I inning*, hut w a* hand
icapped by pool bark-top ,». ||.
Ylli’ v thil t)i s jit»l lt» t »i 11 * • * !\ t»»l s
agfelle*. two each In the semnd and
eighth, til" text *ealtered .!<*' lodlfisl
After lit* season mioiii the minor
leaguers, hart plenty ot *1***1, g'*"l
vontml, lo hlert in « lively ninnner,
mid ap| arenlly lul l something In re
serves but itUin't Hint It neeexsnty to
ujien wide tin- throttle.
Some of llie temllnit play* were a
nice ealeh by 1.1/oUe, when lie pulled
tlawn Carlson’* line hit in the *ex*tnd,
that tell hi* hut lor the outtieht with
earmark* of a lr!|l|ite, a good ealeh by
Sinai In at thtrit on a t*>oi throw hy
Mr teas, nutek return !»y Hintl retiring
Hnudley at lit*l in the ninth, atul the
base running of Intro.
\fter lire Amk-mlte* lia«l been t»
tirnl without reaching ltr*t, Talro
opened up wlilt a I'cxa* Itral dropped
back of short. I.i/olte *aerlllcoit him
to second, he stole llrtrrl, amt *eored on
Melrw* wiht throw to ealeh hint,
t'onDolly walked arul Matron Itow out.
Madtmi* grounded to ihlul anil Jer
was caught oft' second He furnlahevl
amusement trying to drstgc tire whole
tolteld and part of the out, hut Hie
odd* were ti*> great and he finally suc
cour 1**1.
The next turing w«* done when the
xtxtlur* broke In in the third. I arose
dutn|**l one down toward* third and
treat it out. He stole see uni artd w a*
aacrlftee j to (third hv Smalley t\> *
era* fouler! out to U ,dboi* met near
t t# bleacher* a id larKew'iteuml. Cad
hois made a Mow return and J John
son attempted to score, but v. ax thrum n
<0 rt at the prate by Connelly, all tough
ttn> desuxtort w*r* chare.
In ttie locals half their guest* weni
fa ptaeen. Marie**, ciadtont*, lvet*, id
Uovem laid down single*, w (rich, »rih
the arwdsiante ot three error*, a wsnl
pitch and a man hit, gave the Crura
-rt an* eight runs, eleven men having a
In the sixth they again halted round
Adding six more, on feur hit*. Iwo wiid
pilches, two error*, ami a p»**
The visitor* added one til Hie seventh.
J .«* # luiu le let t*. Johnson on and
gt reaching third on Smalley 'a
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Attention !
Tllli 1JHST
Wholf'iilf anil Hr fail
ConfiM'lioiierj »ml In* ('ri*am
Try our Home Made rtiocoUfee, B« n
boon. The beal ami the price lowest.
Our lee l Team in guaranteed under the
pure food law,
Price 30c .£:rt
or One Dolinr prr gallon
W« keep l» <>ur stock « full line of fresh
Banana* of all aiai** Try us once hmi .
you w ill In* *#t istU'il
George Pails,
To!. 12 12
l »m It'Hiii' ittliver hihmK in l*m
imm nr ati> ,<l surrounding towns.
Remember!
EVERY
Saturday
is
Bargain Day
A.T
Chaput’s Meat Market
Kora fir I HTrrrl
I'litm'tlo, "U ' }id • * for hi; |
good*," Wc o!S»r you thr
Finest Groceries
on earth, fr«*h. tempting, •pf'*Uitug
(\MM in todiji ind ran roar crni-sl «yt
oyer oar ii*t of winner*, and you’ll *te
(hr r .vnntny of rxi'hnny.ns your dollar*
for hinrtliiiii; good lo eat.
Fall
Hats
1908 Stvlts
Our Special Derby
THE HAT WITH A HESI TATION.
i'hi> Fall's Special i- a Sure* Winner. The Hut
having all the characteristics of the 3.00
hat and costing you £•>
All the other New | *t i 1
styles and makes at ** ■ "
and #3
Soft Hats
We are showing a large assortment of Soft Hats,
in all the new shapes and colorings, ranging in
prices,
81.00, 81.50, *2.00 and *2.50
Come in and look them over, we will
be more than pleased t»- -how you the
styles.
A. C. LUKE & CO.,
IiKLIABLE CLOTH1KHS AND Fn XlSHKKs
Telephone 51 rii.g t. Put: »m.
ri.. Store that ha.- gained the cos v. letoe of the ’ sblie
. Headquarter- in the city for Hart tvhaffner A
| Mart t lothes
Blankets
] Goods bearing the Beacon Brand
om be depended on for service,
comfort a nil good value.
Beacon goods are light, warm,
! sanitary, non-absorbent, fast color
and non shrinkable.
| have extra good values in
| Beacon Bod Blankets, Beacon
Wrapper Blankets. Beacon Crib
Blankets. Beacon Couch Trows.
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets.
Our Corset line is kept right up
to-date, and we can fit any figure,
right.
We Lavejust added two new models
h amt (.t A2S low bust, deep hip
and long back. j qq
c B a la Sprite No. 187 Coutil,
low bust, deep hip. fiue heavy cor
>ei in all sixes IS to 30. white, 1 Oil
'he Elite
Gt\OVE FITTING
IDERSKIRT
L
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!i-'f il 'W
d Jan.19 1904
t '
I Improve the style ami snai' of
your tigure. You van d' it bj
wearing the ELITE Glove Fitting
: Adjustable Top Petticoats.
Made in Heaiherblocm. Sateen.
Italian cloth, and Taffeta Silk. 1 M
to 10.0».
We will describe just one of our
many styles. No. 91*0. made of
Heatberbiloom Taffeta, very deep
flounce. Underlay and dust ruffle.
Drape is made of two wide ruffle*
attached to ruffles. Each ruffle »
decorated with two double rows of
fine pin tucks and grou"s of shirring.
Eight fine pin tucks on ffounre
above drape. Special value 3.W
Nazareth
Waists
for Boys and Girls
If you Lave both boy* and tT1^
at home you'll be interested to
; that the Nazareth Waist is suited
; for both. Over four million f these
[ sold every rear. 1 to 12 yews, earn
| 25c.
Rubdrv Towel' The only towl
i worth a name. 25c end 5J
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Trade With Us and Save Money"
Agents for Standard Patterns. Lewaudo's Pr«neh Dyers and Cl® n**
Telephone 19-2 PUTNAM, CONN.

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