Putnam patriot. [volume], October 16, 1908, Image 8

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I President Abel lUeve's All-Stellar
production were too much (or the
t Champ*, *hui Ibn met, a* In-raided.
I on the Providence street grounds, last I
' (Saturday. (I «n* tbt finil ifipriirano1
before p4nt Into winter quarters, ami I
was • tittlriK finish Tlirt-e hundred ;
fans were out t<» M-e the last hall pitch
ed, and 'at with le«-'h chattering until
the last man was out.
The President himself was on ttie
coaching line In kahaki nlckerlxx-kers,
and sporting a line of green hoaery
that would innke a sliarnna-k look like
a faded flower. When Ids choice se
lection of diamond solitaires began to
oiitsliine the |M-tinnrit winners the
warmest thinif on the grounds w a« iiis
happy smile, witli the poaslhle excepl
lon of the Imp, who was being roasted
by Captain I fanny Murphy and Ins
band on about every decision.
Keeeh, tin- And of liie season, was
selected to go against Houclier. Ills
sup|s>rl was perfect up to the'.iih when
from an unexpected quarter came the
flrstj rror ta-hlnd tiim — Itayniond drop
ped a fly. I K he hadn't the Itnsehuda
iiuirht never have not a lransfer ta-yoml
the third station. The error set the
wheels ill motion that 4ave the I hnmps
a pair of runs. Itouriieron the other
hand was till rather freely arid lib -uj •
[tori was ragged nl times
Horne of the feature plays were: a
one hand -lop by Mel ‘Ialter!y in lln
1st, two rile.- stops by llmielier in the
.'Id, and in Itn mi tie 11.i|{ayjnoml
prilled • In-a u ally against tb<- 1 (I Held
fence and donhied Houehei nv .1 throw
to iiirt that w a« just great. John-un
rnode a pretty one hand randi of I,™
pold's liner In tlit- t’.li, Talm made a
good i-nleh of n foil; fly oil < idem* in
the filh, and Murphy mode a good
■ tup and til row in the lull.
In I lie Itrst two Innings II hsiked iis
if It was to tie a piuheis huttle. Heveu
men fa s-d Kee n and lie fanned six
of them, wlilie liuuchrr laiunil six out
of eight.
I.arowearirl Itnuehi 1 started the .NTs
half uf the third wllh singles, mid
Keei-li was gelling into a dangerous
situation Mi Chill -ily hit to Keeeh
amt Karowe w as forced nt thlrrl. Mur
phy drove a foul Ily to (lie left lit Id
fence. It lisike I impossible to gel it, j
lint w hen It came down Itaymond w as
under It, and by doohlhig (toucher at
Und relieve I a critical situaliun.
The All-Stars broke In in their half ■
1 veia’Ii pul a Ily Jiisl out ol Kmeisiin'.
resell, slide second and up tin- line on 1
Itaymuiid's siiu:le In light. .Iuhiis*ui
drove a linu hil m li I m-oi lug the ho
runners, hut u a* out himself trying I"!
reach ,1 i-uioi on tin- m-iuiii.
'I hey in.*l' i-eil I 1. ir lend In lln- --111
\\ till inn- dovv ii 1 mIi-i re I tom I, lull !
Klin .Sim n rn p| led the third id 11 hi .'III I '
Intuit i wild throw, Cnlerre reaching 1
enll il. I i W I 111 to 1 hull ell II pie .III 1
hall and s -ored on W illiam's single, j
Willhui’s stole, w i 11 ll 1 till 1 il mi | : '
nlle ■ single, scoring un McClalt’erly >1
ei ror, 1.1 m»(n- sh 1,e hut w is c ingh 1 |
oil sei-omt. I IP i,-ii \ singled, went
down uu a ]sessed luill, mid K ■ s-rls 11
hroughl hill 1 over with a single lo ceil 1
tec
The ltose-bmls pun.- un- I the hope
of a shutout hi the uili Mot wiiteriy
walked, liayriiond drop s-d M uphy •
Ily, and I ip- id I . il a hunt, lllllng
the buses Sullivan hit to Iv-celi foil
ing Met'laftnty at the p de < asey
hit to Williams nm Murphy Im-hI mil j
thertlirn. A p i- ,ed hull l i I. i|Hihl
over with the last mu. K nerson tan
noil and I urn lti>- I to I. up
an
Itav iiioiirl II '
li JoillisiUI ) 1
ttergden 11 l
I Ode 1 re e t 4
Williams lh 1
Id untie u t
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Murphy dh I
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All-Mur IM>-2 <M) I)Oit-t I—S
N-TtfU IUMMMV2—2
Struck out hv I lour her 12, Kw«h i».
Ha e on balls oil llouchcr 2, Kiwh 2.
Wild pitch. Boucher. Passed halls,
l.tru»r, Kmenun!. Stolon bases, Will
iams, I.Vtiut, 1.1/oiU', Kerch, Mur
phy, Kmeison. Double play*. Kay.
mond to Johnson, Met'latterly toTalio.
(talk, Keei'h Attendance .»*•. Time
1^7. Impair Calane.
HAStjCKT AM) PHKSKNTATION
The llnal m l mi w hiett the on inlit
o( Dam iant; down wax the btuu|uel i
and pro* -nlailou of ilit I'i imm I*at- I
Hlirr pemisnt, at Motel t'tuckering,
Saturday evening. There w<te 2
ptewcut U)enjoy the hospitality i>( Man
agers Hen.'ll ami Slone, of the Nor« u'h
Taft vide team, IneludiitK I’real dent
Reeve*, Mayor Mniarry of Uu> city,
officials of the league, ball players, ami
representative* of the press.
As soon . - the gne*ls were seated
President IU»*\ * made a short present
ation apceeb an J turned over the nett
Haul to the Champion*. Manager Ben
oit accepted It hersmnngly. The flag
van then hung at the head of the I able
where all could .see it. Alt w as now in
readiness for the following execllent
guenu prejiareil hy landlord Dwyer.
foil- itnrnf' It 7vkI
Rn»-i S’lrk Him TnrtKue
itoa«t — <' ' 'A' t frantiefry Ham*
k-*-" i»,-i r
Radi«hi* < • <■ > >.»<*. *1 Tomatoes j
l*t if* <; ,1-rklni
MmV'1 P U ■> H itp ijifi* Sipiaah |
\ mi ■ • ' im y.snrted < alie
ft) ■ .. t ;ifT ?*•
Th*- |?H1 h’-rl i ■ f -m r/nt; ’I *d and h«n* 1
fir***! in h-* :o f >■' M=i)Ni of U s city i
with them, 'I . • W ■ II l r;-ir-r Hume
on behalf of t . / |u ~ the
city » < .-i f I applet of .
Ii mi !/■*■* p of the
oceaiioii h' » ■ * <i *o th e; rouping
C ;e* ' ’
After eitrifs were lighteil M umper
lienoil jH'lril up T<wi*{iii«*Ut and the
fo lowinar rm -ts -nude hort remark**:
Mayor J.J MeOarry, I’resident A. I
fUi vex, Messrs Whitney ami Sullivan
ol the Norwich ll'llletln, A. H. Mac
donald of the I’lTKlnT, Mana(fer* Ka
lon, Maunan, Uerlhluine ami William*
\ --tintr«nt Mmniicr lleraslcri, Treasurer
Stone, J. I,. IVrrault, Frank Henry,
Murphy and Itoy Kee-h
Tin- create d harmony and K in*!* firt'i
iiiK prev aileii throughout ami all pre
illetcil (treat things in store for the
Km.tr rn < onneetieiit league.
Ort»n Kwilal,
Mr.Heorge I>r«»*M*r will give nn Or
Kiri Kecltal a! hU home in Thon»|mon
on the evening of V\ ednesday, Octo
b r 2l*t, for liie ibenefit of the Organ
Fund of St. Philips Minion, Putnam.
Th<«e who ilenire to attend will la*
! mt-l at t! e W t Th m;mori trolley sta
lion on the arrival of the ear leaving
Putnam at p. m. If stormy the
reeital will ije |xmt|>oned until Thun*-j
♦ lay evening. Admb*Miofi, $1.
•••
Revival Meeting*
The meeting* at the Penteeuntal
ehiireh, on 1 Im slice!, coniimie in in
i -ri -i. Mr. J tell, of Washington, I>.<
i-, :*•■.* i * t i 11 g Hi*- Pa-ior, Mr. Ituchniinn.
The singing I* veidlent Already some
i have been greatly Idewd.
M» - i IU it ami liuchanan and the
ts of the rhureli are greatly in
to -Med.
S* r1. lev * w jil also l-e liehl on Sunday
at 10: .0 a m » id • and 7 o’eloek p. in.
dills have Urn printed advertising
llie meetings In Id every night, and the
public are -r hallv Invited
- ••• —
Cl u and the W«atb«r.
Win n fuo • < i pro.i.M s dlsa
glee «t »• > it i error oi Imomi**
t‘‘in e in either ' No. « , , m the author
of 'Storms mi el Storm ginils" in
Yachting. 'Mm data i.pon will* It they
ha,*e their | red! Ilona do nut always
In ,i <an ftif**i pr.-; i i ti I 11uh
11 era Use the cloud PelUMte weather
f i » till* • j ■ tit ih i mi»« i e*u ding f* the
geographical lo . t *»n of the observer,
llial also I ii it* they ale ill them
selves hilt hypl'o |i|ets of tie* weather
niid are not • iu*ev weaile-t predie
Unit* if#*in clouds nr « i Mioidd In* tak
I'U V I* 11 |* he, | , . •
llient I *> hi*> lor in
“ted why at night s.i
id |»
anr
or»
tuneful
kQ
tii of judg
that at il
delight’ I*
> truthful
gltar
of If
ably
mil. -
of
iUe
e III l
to a
at mg.it in
■« pr«
sent great
amdnu tin*
and i a 11j
-1 . • . 11*». t*l Imp 1 eyes, with
thi*'!. <n I • i t. *> ia{• euv * i lug half
th> pn I ami well a forehead that Is
full i *v <» 5 he I ; «* 11 re you have
li . t i I.* m ’ f . inis." The
wj * <: ‘ •. .. e n •• \ >1*11 hat tie
•.ii; n I ih! gl\ . I ut he was far
I r» *: ii I a*I’, v a of giluU.N, Im ing. ill
f.M ! I I -Ml odd .1*
•'{ I ■l'.i l| ,*> he w rill on
"show m. iu d -n d I*«mH»v wi'iknrsH
K h .-lose im.* tlier denote cunning
Ma e f i a; a* t d • • e I Pier HM.v Tlllu
ladles c. t»t *.. *=11 : \ ujvaitl curve to
t he in and 11.11 I*row * poorly marked
m*e < of i «•' n« h \ and Imlecl
si >ti I he v > • > f a \ U| tuurv mo\ e
*!• W l\ tit V. If M > h i h e of a
n.i .el* Ml** >•. Hi!. ! « p -uiiV !i and Mile.
>et In a iMitiv d per H udur f r*
heal The U ■>-< Mniu* Ifni eves large
L rod u t ni d • '* n\ * i it h
leg with i fnjo.l n»otJti!i the iuo?;i
tie antlful ev e. ’ M-»*e . ' an t* of t a > f e
g i« ety. s oue sefftshio'N.s .ami ii great
Inter**-! In the opposite *o\" New
Yelk Ple.H.
Like Father Like Son.
Four year old < <* * w is i pree«*. I.uis
youn.-ur v erv t.dkat e a ml a cdose
oln*i*rv»*r He and his father were
•trolling through the meadows oOe
tmmdiig when t’lyde uImutvim! for the
flrat tliue m»me tad|»*des In a |*oik1. lie
waded iu ami erlisi out, "Oh. father,
wluit are they?"
*"rHd|**leii, aon." the father n'i*lit»d
"Please, father, let'* take them all
home with us. then come tack am!
tind the iiiamma amt papa, and we'll
hare (he whole family' in our (mml at
hoiue."
The father •iplaluiHl bow lui|Km*itde
this would he. and aa they walked on
• few Mepe • large, ugly fn*g hop|HHl
gcroee their path Clyde'* father aald
"I.ook. mm. IVrhajie tliere U the |ni
|m "
i'lyile waa very thoughtful He look
ed at the frog, then at tu* father, then
at himself and etclalined:
"Well, father, waa there ever eo
much difference between me and you?"
—I vlineator.
Curious School Cualomi.
Mexican schoolmaster* show their
appret la t ton of a pupil s efforta In a
I curious timuuer The diligent student
I Is allowed to smoke a cigar ilnrltt( tin*
les-m Whoa the whole class has (liv
en s,i(Nfactlon. permission la fcivon for
j a enteral suinke. and even the little
, Me\i. ins are ->«esl to light a oigtt
rvi ’e f 'r tie « n Needless to say,
' the s-'h«H>lu *ter himself smokes a
| vI ■«nr of a m.> am! quality projtortlon
j ate to UN s, >r p-wf.ioii Htrt the
i s :>•> > are uot n juw! to itruik. this
privilege leIu, accorded to the master
0O.lv. On his desk be always keeps a
bottle of IU|Uor. which, when empty,
occasion* much dispute among the
patents of hla achoUrs, as It Is consid
ered an honor to b* a We to Oil the
schoolmaster's bottle - 1-oudoti Stand
ant
Class Him ns Highest Type oi
C; , i Gent; .man.
Fr.C'T'J-'.'T HI j HEADQUARTERS
Gtci r <9 la Dr Minded *oc
ri. y. ., I-j -lie u4‘. biiUtWin
,—. w.i>K-.^ 5 Opinion of trie Re
p«i»,i*<■. n
*•\,0‘ : us the high* type ot
the < biU: im K^itk*wan.
*i hi* 11*•- w*y lu which I board
the pastor «-f a Metbedhd ebureh in
a-ajfherii Illinois end un argument with
a I.jjumu on the irain coming over
her»* from St. I^jfii**, says Hie VVaah
Lugiou i of tin* St leMib
<»lolie I h*ih«h rat In a dif^atch to his
!>*(**r froni Fine lunarl. The dispatch
continue* Tti«? layman, paying due re
HjuM't to th** < loth of Ills opponent, was
trying to convince hlui that In* ahouJd
not *upi*>rt Mr Taft for the prewi
deucy hihI Instead should vote for hU
In* mo* raflc opponent The ebur< hiuan
def«« tided the principles of the Itepflb
li- an part/ and. as Indicated, defended
the man for whom he said he expected
to vote from hi-* personal standpoint of
a chtir* hrnan. "tie* a use he Is the high
est fyjw of a Christian gentleman.”
It xn ve uie a new idea a trout Mr.
Taft ft seemed to answer some of the
erlth’lsma I had heard of the Repub
lican candidate and hia ereed In re
rent years the l»ei »<ratl<- eandidate
has It'te rbird**d tils well paid Chau
tampm ie lures with Sunday sermons
before religious and remlroilgtons ao
cleflea ft seems that he has made
the most of this Influence in this * am
paliftt. and f was curious to discover
on my arrb •? here whet hr r there was
support from the church and semi
religious clement* It, the t ountry for
tin* Republican nominee
My arrir at In thl- r-onn^etloti could
not h e f* |>- tier timed As I err
t- . ! t!;«• . ■ ..r Mr Taft’s private
v i• • t - I ! ny I Hi ’hop I <
If.irf'A II of the Methodist ICp!*-eoj>al
e! <rt h f ; e*-:h y from a conference
with Mr Taft The bishop. | knew,
tins ef)ls4 ie:.ii sujier'. l-doi) over ttie
v ork • *. h * gre-t church in Africa,
lie li s I.***-ii * o engaged for the past
tu*dve v11 • .ii» I Ini', met and formed
the a* «)ij.{in;a;e e «»f many leading men
.oi «»mI\ in Vfrh-a, hut In Kurojte and
America. Hi ae«jii.Mlntam*e an I Influ
erne with:a the Methodist ehureh are
seetuid to tho ■* of few men. us he was
for fifteen years an officer of the so
efetv which founded and now main
tains a mvhiw i of Im 11 tuff Ions of learn
iiig among li»111 wlilte mid colored
people In tlie southern states lie came
to Induce Mr Tuft to make a speech
In * lilcajf* before a society of which
tin* Im hop a son. Itev. M (' llartxcl)
is pi#**-Idei11
ft seemed odd to attempt to Infer
view a ehill’i hmatl of his prominence
• in i pillflt.il question at the head
iptnrters of the R.*|Uil»Ilean rand date.
*eo | a •' * 1 hint for fii" view* of Mr
Taft am! the support of him by * hrls
Man ..pie If** answered very readily
•‘The \ merit an people arc to la* eon
irrahil.tted upon the fact that whether
Mr ! iff or Mr tlrvan I* * *ete«l pres
* it «.f Mi I ■ 1 State tie' w III
have a man ?i tip* ln*ad of the nation
who I tint o»ily • -mi In m »ral diante
»•*!• i, i who'o l 1 and speech and c\
ample n.rt* :»t \ ..vs for the l>e;t ideals
i*f »nr i l ■. i '♦ a i • : • n ;c < it* 1 hi the
»e n-h; *o- o tli.* < *> ••!■ tl * i clitlTch ”
The Ids hop t!i**uKlit for a moment
uci then on I '.tied “Ull Minn* theo
high I point I difTer fi mi h tli As
| [*•' >d I -I*' to! • II | ?! | ov*» M l
Rry ,i i n> to tin* doctrine of *di
\ hn* d« • wh!« h t*-ch 11 • it from
d| elel'i ‘ Iy ll ha ■» her 1 ll\cd who
- hold 1 !>«• t\ r d il l w !i.. shmdd la*
!o .t I *1 . i,..: . ? id S i pr c; . Mr
TI ft. I - h ' ’ I • -* •»»* t» ■ Fd
ward »Ae:eM Hale tipi*. I»elh*\ lit : th d
i Mir* a w n-4 a ill in |i.-rt eel man
w li* 4* prison's : * i»d h.'e • !i earth arc
the key t > •* <u'< salvation in time and
ofeltdly \\!.!i 11»* * «hur»h 1 Is'llv'e
that tlr f perfr-t man ilwelt tin* <h
vine natiueM
\pp’ . h di ■ - a hi a pr in i
«•«! way. Ilf* h. p 11 t/e’l ram Minted*
Whn-h of \' ■ ?! . « i • '* !’ ven* f
will not he 'd. d hv their re!i< ions
'•elh f v hut > h m tin-\ at * as ? *i and
hy ; rhi Je i.. \ p *t* they
-1• 11id ;«» i:i the :op iin trathm of tho
. o .Title' i 1 ! otlove that lu «» ing
tifWMi ttiW view as an \ntei .an eiti
n 1 am lu h < y *• if It t in spirit
and ptiip- o* «*t the . rmleis of our re
pnhUo. w lio pet ';.t*» the « 'listItuthui
- / ■ U '
to ipuiiie, aih’tis to any .'th*-** »»r puh
If. trnsi mui.-i the \ riittnl States' Mv
c.mvloihm is that the thitur** safety **f
the nattou »h |s‘itds very hu gely u|k»u
our js opu* h«s*ding that omstltutk'nid
prtdiihttion Pm nathm owe» inueb
In moral character, statesmanship, lit
» ratin'!*, art anti religion to those who
have not U*eu in strfet harmony with
*oine <»f th«* dogmas of the ehuri'b.
The days of the ItHfultdlloti are tmat.”
Secretary Rm( an Tariff War*.
Thivrttrnwl tariff want between tha
I’nlted Stal>n a ini tienuan) anti A*
t'tilted State* and France ban bwl
averted by commercial aymmrnti an
il. r the power ouuferred upon the praa
IVnt !n tha third aectkvn of tha IMif
It tariff act
Perhaps tha ttrynn manaflUM dla
play such tondne*a for campaign raln
to*« tiecnuae thov I’ttani of tha tra
ditional iH>ta of Kohl at thalr and.
It la |>oa»lt>la to concede that aftnr
Mr llttittpara' sls-eehea Itl Ta\a* that
atate may go IVuiocratlo
Peculiar to Itself
In aelectlon, proportion and combination
of ingredients.
In the process by which their remedial
Tallies are extracted and preserved.
In effectiveness, usefulness and economy.
Curing the widest ranee of die ,ie «.
Doing the moat nest for the money.
Having the most medicinal merit.
And ltie creates! record of cure*,—
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablet* ttloa n aa larMtaM. 1 A' doe* * H.
Bear* tha
Lfutara
af
Notice
The *el*'-ctrnen and town clerk of the
town of Th< m]-cu will be in »e«—on
on Friday , Ir lfp.h. F«i», at the
< ourt Hoorn in tilt P i-’ Of ■* Mock
North Gra»vcnordale, to examine li)e
qualification* of appm a'.? < anil "dnul ;
to die elector.' Oath tt<— found •( i a ti
lled, from if o'clock. a. ni.t onto ** .
o'clock p. in.. Brut will aim '*- in *.-**iou :
for *ame purpo»f at ti ro of Ur urd- at
Thom j won Hill, Friday. Oetoticr Ski,
from if 'i chick «. m., until a o'clock p.
in., and will not he in -'-ion after
that time uuksa it apt-nr* -ome of the
applicant-’ right to he *o examined
mature after iaid Fridav. arul on or be
fore the elector*’ rnteiimr. and if it ap
|-ear* that tlie right of any per*on
mature after-aid la*t Friday tiiey will
tie in p****iofi at H ail of Keeord.*,
Tboni|r*< n, to admit tho*e only whow
right* *o mature, on Monday. Nn\ern
tier 2nd from if o'clock a. hi., until 6
o'clock p. in.
Thom a* Hvan, |
Flau* A. flagttrom, Selectmen
Philip Woiiird. )
Ifyer IS. Klliott, Town Flerk
liated at Tlionipiion. Oct. 7, l!«r>.
menders
experienced on fine worsted dre**
K<xxl* wanted. HtfScly work and fcotxl
pay. VYiile or call. Sidney Biunien
thal Co., Mill So. 2, Shelton, Conn.
441-41'
DIHTKl' T OF WOOI>*TO< K. w ProtMte
• ourt, Oat. 2. lana
L«tat* of William 4. Id#-. 1st* of Woodstock,
I'pOn the application of Hama*I I-. Id** of
Hoathbiidg*. Mass . praying that **tt«*rs of
administration may In- granted -»u said e#tate, it
l»
orteM that said appin »rl*-ri b* beard and d*
tr MiihHl Ht Mj. i’rohitf Offi • in Womt-rrick in
•«d Di*triit, on the J4th day of October. I’.mn,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and that notice t**
given of tin per deucy of said application and the
tlm0 ana place of hearing thereon, by publishing
a copy (if Oil* «>Td*r once In a n*w-paper having a
circulation in -aid District, and tn (noting a copy
thereof on public "Ignpo-t in th* T*wn "f Wooa
stock, nearest where the decew-ed ls*t dwelt, at
W aal 6 day* before *aidda* »f hearing.
Certified iroin Kecord.
V' 41 I UHKM K H CHILD Judge.
\t A CfiL'in OI ffUIH ITI HO l»f N AT
Woodstock w>thin add for the District of
A oodafo/'k on tf.ejrtt . da- of H-p f A 1 >.. ItMi
Pr«*. ’it. i lareiic** ii » hi d. Ju :g*
a , 11.01 ion of Amo- M l‘< o ,-omth W.od
«!*.. k, < iiu* rtirut, A<lml»»i«tra'or on lb* ill»* s'ate
e.t i<< of Luna M Pal *• in of Wood-lock
within niticl district dec* ^<1.
'Hiia i dufi doth d cree that *.x mouths be al
Ioh< (I r*n i Mrnlied for the creditors of ■•aid* Htat*
to . xi.iidt their claim* ugum-t the -nine to tb*
admlnlM rator an I direct* th.H |.m:die notice ti«
gl • cn of {hi" or.I* r by public ho g t he x.uec in *
new-paper having a circulation in -aid district
ami t»y pruning a rnpi thereof on the public dig!
port ib •aid Idwn of WmkDm.K nearest the plac«
where the derenaed ia«t dw* It.
< ertllled from |(. rd.
4^-J^^^^^^^M^WtBNO^JMrfnClLjJddge.
Ui < i! - >• i 1 ' '' '
Court. September *J(tth. Iw*.
K-tate of Jacob Riga-, »fe of Thompson
in -aid l i»l rlct deceased
I p**n the Mppii<*aiioii of k.t'i* flits;;- (wld w
of-..id d* ••• a** <1 | ray n g that uHera of adminis
tration on said eslntr he granted to Harloa .la
cola of Mid IbotntaoH, or -(cue other Miitablc
I** -on h per application on li e more fully ap
pear*, it is
ordered. That said iippllca’loi be heard ami
determlii -I at the probate <»Hi • in Fhompson In
"aid District, Oil the loth hi- tict-.ber A l>
list*, at 10 iiYmk k in the forenoon ami that public
notice b< given of the {.end* cs'd Maid application
and the time and place of In mug there, n, by
pniiltnhi« g (lie same two tin.. - in sonic news
paper h iring a circulation in «a.d district, and by
posting a r«pt Ihrreof on the ttuhlic sign po*t in
tlie town <»f I hompaoti lit -aid district, 10 day" ,
before -aid hearing.
».K<»Ki.K H. < ItOsHY, Judge Pill
s. PKOBATE
late of Thompson
exhibited hi" ad
nt estate to this court
L*j*, at 11 I
nl-IKICT i >1 ITIOMIXiN
< ouri. Sent ‘gftth 190s
L*tat* of Joseph li. .iiibn .
in "i*i(| district, d<-cease.|
The admiiiHtr itor having
minirtration account with eu
for allowance, it 1«
Ordered, t Ithr th lo flay (it
at th*’ Probate Office ittThninp—ni be,and the earne
I*. iis"lgiieit for a hearing <di the allowaitoe of
-aid Adinii.i-trnlion a«c unt. aid tills eo rt
dlrtefs th* adn-intstratar to rl’r .ill p« rror
tnferiSfed therein to appear it -aid time and
l*l:ic« by pup|tt*tdng till- enter t» i' * loj-ome new •
paper hui .'tig i i iteiilafon. in * .id »ll'tt * i. ;iud by
pom dig a c oil tit. public sign |»o*t ill ! fie
loan of Thompson wn«re the dcc«*u-« i last
dwelt, at fea-t i:i.|iy« befote -ni l time u-signed
i «•/1iTi • i • -mi Kmml,
l" U t.Ktdii.K >. Ch*»Sli\ Judge
h|s|tu<*tul I'OMKU K I , hh probate court
i ictob* i xrd. \ h , !■!• -
1-1 It. i >' \ ti \\ vii-on, I Ate of Poll fn t
It; -Hid dl-tli t - e:i»ed
l i on tin i, ..•:ou I Man F Perkins of
\ • v\ lie •»|I, I . pr;.»|i'g tlla t letter- id ad
mln.-tmtlon mav !■.*• grM|,'ed on said estate, »><
HiHtruno n; In himi.orporting to be the IhhI
•.tut teHtmnent <d -aid Nine'. U Mn-on. dec.a
•ed may b pi-n.d, apppoVt.l. alb-wed and ad
milted to pro' ll: a- |« < ippilcattoil on file imir*
lull' ap|M nl • It i*i
< n dei • i. I liut -aitl appilent; * * t* be In uni and
■h teimined »t the i i.H.*;.* olTiet* In Pontfref in
•aid district on tio | p h day t»( cl A IF, !i*os
nl |o it o clock In th« t• -r. noon, and thnt Uotic. be
| gj\. n of the pcudet.ci of mud applftfation and the
| turn aud pluie <ii i.e.triiig thcn-ou. hy puidia mg
:!u -are* .nice in - oc- nea *|>npei liavlng a i-ir
J iM.iatiou in san! ni-trid. and oy posting a »h>,o
thereof on tin pu'on -ignpnst in the town of
Point o t. n.-ai'-t v* h re tin d*.Ta^e»t la«t dw*l’
in -aid IM-tricl »»1 < m-i 7 dm* before -Hid day of
hearing,
it A test. I'll Alt l IS *» IHOMI'hON. .lodge
l~|l*'lbn l «•» iii*; r.-i »N -i» i*i ..ha • i ,,urt
| fi o ., r id'
M.ptnu Itatlanl, i on-* rvator ol (ieorge 1 .1nt.
li' ' lv dece«". d, |i,|\ |..g l« i.diTed to till*' CoUrt ills
gnat account of ad mi ;str»lion with the estate of
his -aid w ii»!. ow.i cc l>v |!.|h i ourt. It is
(»ni. led ti lt '! ■ .'»• I IV Of Octtiln-r t«<-, at
I .*•.. i* i- • • *n at Th P. i ate »* e
in l iiomp-ou n> '..ci 'i-tiiet, t»e an** the ‘him* i
i— inir : tin <• - mu. i.'he allow sue. of -an
aco-iii t, anil u!‘ln* notice thereof lie given
by puldi-hmg '' - .'i t o' t*e in the Putnam Cat
riot a i > w -p i, ■ - a circulation m said ilh
trlct, and re: urn m .W !*• tin- court
il <. *tg* ;s i rOsby . Judg*
WHEN YOU CO
ON YOUR
Vacation
lVo‘t tail to irrt a pair of our ww amber
leu»e« lor tun ami water protection, ifreat im
provement over or colored .leoae*.
H. W. Thompson,
l>pluiui. Court Home Duildmx,
PITSAM. CONN
First National Bank
— or —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL. - 9190.000
SURPLUS 9SO.OOO.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Drafts Issued on all Foreign Countries
l mted States Depositary.
t'it\s H. llRutvx, President.
J. K- (' iurKSTKit, Vice-President
t«. H. iSili-atbic, Cashier.
CLAYTON W. THURBER
Teacher of Piano and Organ
Tetepbour ST—2. Patna®, Coon.
O
VantS.
•t
Bradley Theatre,
PUTNAM
SPECIAL, i oh
WodwsdaY, 0< to- r 21
It, aM tion to regular moving j ic
turf- tiiiow.
The Webster
Turn Tcrein Sodetv
9
in Gymnastic Feats
Admission, 5 and 10 fonts
> > »»l III* >»♦♦
Assessors’ Notice
Alt ptrsons*Habie to pay taxes in the
Town of Putnam are hereby noli tied to
make out ,1 list of their taxable proper
ty, ami return the -ante to one of the
Assessors on or liefore November 2d,
1:*jh, or they will he subjected to the
penalty prescribed by law. All per
son* in making out their lists should
l« particular and give boundary of all
real estate on back of list. Blanks may
lie obtained of either of the Assessors
t or at tlie Town <’lerk s office. The As- ,
sessors will meet the tax payers at the
< 'lly < ouncil Chamber in the Town of
Putnam for the pur|KMe of receiving
their lists from October 21) to Novem
ber 2 Inclusive.
Walter H. < ar|>enter, |
Frederick J. lianiels, .Assessors.
Joseph I.npalnie, )
Dated at Ihitnntn, Oetolier 7, lStos.
41—16
Notice
The selectmen and town clerk of the
tow n of Putnam will hold a -session to !
examine the qualifications of electors!
and admit to the elector*- oath those
who shall la* found qualified on Fri- i
day. Oct P», from nine o’clock in the j
forenoon until eight o'clock in the
afternoon, in the selectmen’s rooms in
t iiion block and will also hold an ad
journed meet ini; at the same place on
Friday, Oct. - from nine a. m., until
eight <»’clock p. m.
< larenee F. Pierce, | Selectmen of
Arthur J. Ship|*€*e. the tow n of j
< Mucr La Hue, ) Putnam.
Frederick \\ . Seward. Town f lerk.
hated at Putnam this 7th day of
October. 41—I
Wanted
Si i i KssMtiga/ine re
quires llie services of
a man in Putnam to
look after expiring subscriptions and
to secure new business by means of
s|«ecial methods unusually elective'
position permanent; prefer one with
experience: but would consider any a|»
plieant with good natural qualifica
tions; salary per day, with com
mission option. Address, with refer
ences, It. C. Peacock, Boom 102, Suc
cess Magazine Building, N Y. 11-22
Wanted
Kxpreience menders w anted on fine
worsted dress goods. Steady work )
and good pay. Sihm x I’i.imkn i h > i. |
,V t o., Mill No. 2, Shelton, Conn.
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Fall
Suits
1908 Styles
Our showing: of Fall Suitings is con plete, we
show the largest and most extensive line we have
ever shown.comprising all of the newest designs and
colorings in browns, olives, smoke and blues, and
cut on the very swellest models. If you would wear
clothes that are just a little different from the rest
you want to look at ard trv on some of our latest
variety suits made expressly for us by
Hart Schaffner
and Marx
The new little ideas in pockets, in the cut of the
front of the coat, the cuff on sleeves, the trousers, a
lot of smart new ideas in these suits will certainly
please you. We can show you the pick of them at
$tS.oo,"$ 19.00, $20.00, 521.00,522.00, $23.00 $25.00
We are also showing excellent values in
other makes of suit-, $6.50 up to $20.00
Young Men’s Suits at 5-00 up to 17.00
: Hoy’s 2 piece Suits at 2.00 up to 6.50
Top Coats, Raincoats, Fall Derbies,
Soft Hats, Fall Line of Shirts in both
Stiff Bosom and Negligee.
! Come in and look over the styles, try on some of
the new models. We shall be more than pleased to
show you through the different lines.
A. C. LUKE & CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4, Putnam.
The Store that has gained the confidence of the public.
The Home of Hart Schaffner and
Marx Clothes.
Headquarters in the city for Hart Schaffner A
Marx Clothes
SEE
SPECIALS
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Fine
Furs
Now
Ready
This snappy weather will make you think of FURS.
Our complete line of FINE FURS is now
ready, and we can save you money.
N<> Clasp?. No Hook.
No Strings, No l.velets
Nor Heavy Steels
The Wonderful
Figure Builder
Sahlin Perfect
Form and Corset
Combined
Once in a while a garment comes
along that revolutionizes dress fitt
ing. Tears ago it was the straight
front corset. Now it is the Sahlin
Perfect Form, illustrated herewith
One hundred thousand new wear
ers will voice their approval of this
Form for wear with 1908 fall styles.
There's no need of padding, ror
interlining. It produces the per
fect figure healthfully and with per
fect comfort.
We refund the money of any dis
satisfied purchaser.
Special exhibit now on. Price
1.00.
| New Line of Japanese Liner
jDrawn work and Renais'anct
I>mean Scarfs,
Commode
Covers,
Shams,
Table Covers,
Doilies.
Special Prices and
Extra Values
Sew Fancy Collars, 25c and 50c
Sew Wide Buckings, 2oc and 29c
Muslin Curtains Hemstitched
Ruffle, per pair 29c, 39c
SPECIAL
FOR
Friday and
Saturday
New Elastic Belts, attractive
buckles, 39c belts for 25c
Black, white, navy, brown, gteen
50e Belts for
39c
i Fine mink collars, collaret
■ tes and shawl collars, throw
scarfs, <13.50 to .<35.00.
Muffs to match.
Japanese Mink, all shapes,
<6.00 to <2:.oo
Muffs to match.
Blue Wolf scarfs,
* $8.00 to <12.00
Muffs to match.
Squirrel scarfs and collars,
$5.00 to $15.00
Muffs to match
Isabella Fox, beautiful line,
all shapes 9.00 to 30.00
Muffs to match.
Sable Fox, all shapes,
9.00 to 30.00
Muffs to match
Isabella Marten scarfs,
3.9S to 10.00
Mutts to match.
All our Furs are fully war
ranted, and we stand back ot
every piece we sell, and save
you money on city prices.
Trade With Us and Save Money”
iz 1“ Cbampeau, Mgr., ^
Ageuts for Stan Jari Patterns Lewanlo's Pre neh Dyers and Cleanse
Telephone 19-2 PUTNAM, CONN.