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MACDONALD & WILLIAMS
p MOI'K I rr<l*»
PUTNA M WINDHAM CO..CONN.
Putnam Budoes* Men’* Axsocialian
The next i|tiarterly meeting <»f the
Hutlrw*s men - Awocistwxi will I*
held In Kent’s Block, Suv. HHh, at *
p. in. A very interesting meeting for
all tax payers, to whifh the general
put.llr, w hether members of tt*e Asso
elation or not, are cordially Invited.
Hon. W. II. I niMn, Tax Corniais
aloner of the .-Hate, Ita* promised to i<e
present and make an address, a* will
lie seen from the fallowing letter
Tux < onimlssioner » I utils,
Hartford. Oct. 21, IW*h.
K. M. Wheaton. Ksip, I'utnani, Conn
My dear •■'ir Answering your lei Ur
ol the UMb insl , I beg to advise Dial It
will (rive me much pleasure lo !*■ pres
ent at the (iieetinK of the Putnam Bus
Iness Men a Aaaucallon on the evening
of Tuesday,.November IOth.
I am miieii interested to know that
you are discussing the subject of local
%aluatlons anil projarr methods of tax
allon I fe» l sure that sueh dincussiun
always results In improved methods
being adopted:
It will iflve much pleasure lo s|s nd
tire night at your home, as suggested.
Adding rlgards, i Mill,
Yours, very truly,
Wm. H. OikHIW, Tax Commissioner.
After the address a dismission will
follow, based on the following resolu
tion:
Kkmii.vkD, Thai it Is for the Is-iu-lit
of the town and city to have lull \alu
tlon and low lax rales, ami llial the
pinfs-r method to reach aueli an end is
to raise all the property valuation h
certain |ht rent by a Hoard of Asses
sots, mid then adjusted hy a Boaid of
Belief.
Lawyer C I,. Torn v will lead in the
nflli in alive, mid lawyer K. II John
son will lead on the negative side
We are glad to know that the impoi
taut i|iJesllon is to la- taken up and ills
rushed al the (aiming i|uarleiiy meet
tug. I’he lesoliillim lo la* discussed Is
really two ijuestioiis and should is- di
\ tiled (ini'is: “Should the re he u re
valualioii of town and i lly pro|arly
for tax al ion purposes/'’ 'I he other Is;
“How shall the revaluation la* Hcroin
pllshed After In uiiiig the l ax I 'oiii
uiianlnuers address we think I he nega
tive will have in coniine Its opisadUoii
to I he seeoii'l elause, and should II u lit
on llial, the whole resolution would la'
defeated. I he i|iiestUm alwaild Is-met
wi(uarely “Shall tliere Is- an honesl re
valuation id pro|s-rly for taxation pur
jMises?” The other Is of minor In>|mr
t a nee. Then* will be plenty of time
to mushier tills mailer la-fore tlu- llieel
Ing lukes |place
V«||(r Mrii Msnslog Atmul ill* C'H|r
Hnlurday night between fUrs*»«i mill
twelve o’cliwk ii- >in employe of the
llu ill 10 wn- going iI iiiii i'miifrot street
ho lieaid groan*, mill u|hhi Invo-llgitl
trig ho foiiml n iiiiin hack of it nearby
building in ii -imi I'oii-oloiiM -Into. \
I>i>IU’ *111ini hii- noitlioil mill the niini
taken In Iho liH'kii|i V iloolot w ii
amnmoned mol -nhl tho man might In
tie taken w hero lie e.uild Is- oared for,
■mil ho was lakon to III- homo in (fund
to. An examination diselnsi d Hurt tin
in hi had Is-en fearfully used Ills head
wa-badly bruised anil out, Imlli eve
were closed, swollen, nrul blnokonoil,
hi- llirnnt « a- putted anil swollen mol
allowed IIio Iiii|>rIiiI of lliifcor marks,
no that lie con III hardly swallow, I brio
wore itioal In ul-os on Ids aide and
back, anil w a- suffering from liilornal
Injuries lie Is-till In a critical con
dition but || Is lliniiglil Ural he will re
cover. Apparently he hail been throw n
down and Jtini|ied on with heavy Ish-1
heels.
The aflalr ha- proved rather myster
ious and no (get* coneerntiiK tho mat
ter have come to IIkIiI, tire v ictim be
ing unable to ronioiuler anything of
w lint occurred. It w as learned that he
was sitting In a saloon asleep, and he
wa- put out w hen dosing time came.
No noise of a -cuttle wa- heard, and
nothing was known of the matter un
til the man's groan- attracted atten
tion as stated alsrve. He hod a bottle
l'i whiskey, a watch, and thirty cents
In change w htch were not dtslurla-d,
but Is thought ho had hills which were
gone.
There I* ev iilenUy a gang of thug*
hangt'ig alvout the city and \ Icinlly
ready to attack anyone a hen opjair
lunlty oiler*, or for any sort of crime.
Ke|«irU of holdup* have been coining
in U> |»lkv headquarter* fur a number
of week*. A man «w recently held
up •ml robbed near llie cemetery, the
home of K. H Milliard a a* attacked,
the railroad aUtliuna In I’onifret ami
Abmgtuit burglarized, and only Tuea
day night a local engineer, who taken
tii* engine at the round house about
midnight, waa necking pernii*Mion from
tlie authorities to carry a revolver, ««
he ataUkl he had -everal lime* lasen
held up and a*ked for money,and even
hU lunch demanded of lilui. Kach
U ue he had frigiiiened the men oil
by making a motion to a aula hip pock
et and threatning to bore them full of
hole*. TheblutThaa worked alli right
no far but the engineei i* afraid It may
be called ami lie want* to tie ready to
make good, tie *ay» that one would
be aurpriaed at the number of men he
meet* after midnight on lit* a ay doa n
School alreet. There are other *ueh
Cane*on record, anil doubtle** other*
that have never i<een >e|iortetl.
- — •• •
Only a little cold in tlie head may la>
tlie beginning of an ob*tinate roe of
Nanai t'atarrh. llriveout the invader
aith Gtr'i t'renni Halm apiiln'vl to the
inflamed Mulled u|> air |>a*xages. I’tUv
8bc. If you prefer to u*e an atomizer,
a»k for IJvjuid t'reaiu Halm. It lia*
all the good qualities of tlie solid form
of till* remedy , ami w ill rid you of ca
tarrh or hay fever. No cocaine to
breed a dreadful habit. No mercury
to dry out the accretion. I‘rice He
wilh »|>raymg lube. All druggists, or
mailed by Kly Hron., 6c Warren Street,
New York.
Obituary.
JtKXTKti (W.KKV >UWK!M.
At the lKiine of l>eon Keaeh, in the
Sawyer Ih«irlct, Saturday, alia m.,
JtejLtor (Mney Hawkins iww) •*•)' at
the age of iti year*.
lie., with Mr* Hawkins an<1 many
friends and ncighlsirs, attended a husk
ing there on Thursday evening. He
wa* subject to attacks of indirection,
and one came on there, and he grew
»nre no ra|>idiy tiial it w a» not |*ix-i
hie to (tel him home. He had also a
slight heart trouble, and the coml/ir.a
(ton of tlie two proved fatal, although
he hail the treat medical attendance at
tainable.
Mr. Hawkins was torn April 13th,
iaba, at West (Jlocester, ifc I., in the
house w here he has alw ay - lived. Ills
parents were Henry A. and Selinda
(lint) Hawkins. He was married
la years ago to Helen Klizaireth t ut
ler, daughter of T red and Henrgiana
irtteadi Cutler. They have one son,
Henry, 6 years old.
W hlle M r. Hawk ina lived a few Inn
tired feet over the litre, in Khode Isl
and, his associations and business In
terests were largely in Putnam and
eastern <'innecticul. He was the ae
live manager of the extensive wise!
and lumber bUHlneaa of H. A. Hawkins
A Sons, associated with his brother. £
Mr Haw kins was naturally a leader
among men of splendid physique, and
until within i few years tie never ae
know ledged a su|s*rlor among his n.s«o
••iales, where muscle anil agility were
concerned, and when heart difficulty
develrifiedr confidence In his strength
le<l him to take chances that ultimate
ly caused his dealli. Kver solicitous
for tin- comfort and welfare of others
lie -i Idom thought of himself.
One of the elergymen at the funeral
service said “length of life should la*
reeknned by good deeds rh111«-r than
lapse of time lasiklng over bis life
from tlnil stmnlpom!, be bad indeed
li' cd long. None in need ever sought
him in v inn < iciieruns In a fault, sy in
patlii'lic in a p lint Unit made him
'ought hy all that were In tumble as
they well always sure to lind In him a
Itlend.
I'o those who knew him ls*sl, Ills
atienglIt of character, lenipcianee. pu
rilv and lender lioine -life, nppenU*d
most strongly.
W lllle ill lied with I lie I loin i I lilt pill
ly Mi. Hawkins -didily refused In
lake public liftin', raMiei preferring to
enjoy a day In Hie •u ni with a eon
genial com pan Ion and In lail li I ill ill >g
I Inin mix In public life, Skilled ill
wood-erafl, every tree, bird nr sound
was an open Ismk to him.
i uneiHl services were held nl his
home in West < • Im-esier, li I , Tuesday
alone p in. The venerable I'.lder John
ulhan Kldridge, who preached in Ihc
iM’arliy idiurch ns long as it was tena
ble, who had been the family piislm
for three generations, assisted hy 1<«*v.
F. li. Sargent, of Putnam, eoudueted
the service.
Floral oirerlngs were profuse auil
la'aullful—relatives, friends hih) busi
ness associates sr-nding trlbules.
The Isuirers were A. II llonghlon,
(•. Alien Hawkins, John F. < ar|a*nler,
I W Joslin, Major.V. II. McIntyre,
anil John I). Fox.
Itn 11 :t I w as al I lit- I ist Pulnum cem
etery while all Ills family are burled
• ini' We wish in lliank all kind
friends and neiglilsiis who so leudlly
assisted ns in mil sad experience:
Mis. I> i> I law kins and sun,
Mi. and Mrs. W aller A. Hawkins.
Wisl Cilois-ster.lt I , (let -I, IHUs
F.I>VV Mill AHMHTHuMI.
Kdward Armstrong, aged ••!♦, died
at Ills home mi t'huich 'lreel, Satur
day iflciniHin, alter an Illness of many
w eeks. I le is surv lveil by one brother,
Henry , and one slsler, Anna, of this
city
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon, mt two o'clock, Iti \ J It.
Slulits-rt oltlelatlng. Iturial tn tirove
street cemetery.
M iis Aw Si kii viii.
Mrs. Ann stew a it, aged 77, died al
her home, on School street, Monday
morning She is survived by two
daughters, Mis. \nnte Keith, of Put
nam, and Miss Hattie Stew art, of I'ay
\ II le.
Funeral services were held In St.
Mary's ( hutch, W ednesday morning
Itoilal in St Mary s cemetery.
Mrs. Stewart was one ol the old resi
dents of Putnam, cuming here over
fifty years ago
City Court
The court vv ns In se«ilon ■ Friday
morning (or the disposal of two ttrunk*.
1‘alrick I touch was charged with
drunkenneaa amt twing a common
drunkard lanit plead guilty. He w a*
found Runty on the tfml count and
sentenced to pay coots of fvdt* and
thirty days In Jail, land not guilty on
the second count as It was only his
second appearance within a year, three
lieing necessary to sustain the charge
of common drunkard.
Kobe it Raymond guilty lodiunkeo
neaa. He went to school in this city
and spent twenty years of his life here.
He was found K> and costs of fs.ih
were Imposed, and he was allowed a
month tn which to |>ay same.
l*eo Sullivan was tn court Saturday
morning for being drunk. It was the
second ■offense within a year. He
{dead guilty and was sentenced to pay
costs of fk.Otl and thirty day* in jail.
All second offenders are now warned
that If they appear three limes before
the court within a year they are libatde
to a charge of common drunk trd The
{a-nalty for the first offense on this
charge is ■*> days, the second l-V days
and a third too days. It is ho|asi that
these warnings will have the erfeci of
driving some of the rounder* away
from tlie city, or at least keep them
out of court.
Havid Ihipre was before the court
Monday morning charged with breacfi
of live |<eace He plead guilty and
was fined and ordered to pay costs
of fft.Of*. He wax allowed lime in
which to pay. He also apologised for
making remark* .to the woman, who
*» present In court. Thii la the ca>e
ujsm which the charge* preferred
against *|#cial policeman I tetri* Dupre
were Craned. It was charged that the
ofllorr refused to make the arrest when
he found the person accused was hi*
cousin, thereby allowing hint toeacape.
Dupre ha* atmented himself from the
city since the occurrence took place,
October *1, hut returned voluntarily
and gave himself up.
Wedding.
M< UIN I.KV —OAII N .
There was a large an<i billiant wed
ding in Ht. Mary's church at nine
o'clock Tuesday morning, when Krar
eisj. Me< <irilev of Woonsocket, wm
united in marriage to Miss \fae Kllen
Oahn, oiliest daughter of Mr. and
John Oahn, .-unnyslde street Tlie
nuptial ceremony was performed by
Rev John Van den Noort, who also
celebrated the nuptial high mass. Miss
Margaret J barrel of Woonsocket
was hiidesmaid, and John A. Mc
(iinley, brother of the Krooni, iacted as
liesliman. The ushers were Walter
liihn, brother of the bride, Philip
Gorman of Providence, Bernard lioy
lan, VVoonaocket, and Kdward Mc
liinley. Boston. A weddiiiK breakfrst
followed the ceremony. There was a
la rue attendance of irelatives and
friends from this city, Boa ton, Provi
dence, \\ non socket and other places.
Mr. and Mrs. Mctilnley left on the
afternoon train for New York. After
their wedding trip they will resiiie in
Woonsocket.
M I NOTH—Holm.
Kdward iMInoch of (Irosvenordale
was united in marriage in HI. Mary’s
church this city, at S o’clock Tuesday
morning, to Annie Bodo, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Bodo, Seined
street, itev John Van den Nieirt |«'r
formed the ceremony. A rece|>tlon
was held ill the home of bride's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Miriocli vvill live in
< I roev enordale.
ConKU'KHtmnal Chunh Notes
A large audience gathered in the
(•tin re 11 last Monday evening t<> listen
to ii concert given by the choir. A
though a enneerl of this kiml is h little
out of the ordinary, and tile rule* Unit
“a prophet is nut without honor except
in Ids own count r> and among his
own |M-ojile" (i|i|ilies equally well to a
company of ainiters, vet the e\ec|itiou
11 rev ailed in this ease, for the most en
thusiastic admirer of our singers could
not have crltici/.ed adversely the reeep
tion they received or the rneed of praise
that was accorded them. The pro
Kinni w ii' an excellent one, tsilh in the
variety and character of the selections.
11 cmiId nut have Is-en Improved,and
while “The Whistler and His Dog”
caught the ptihlic favor, every one
could appreciate and Is* pictured with
I he more delicate and dignitlcd mini
Imts. It would Is- Invidious to make
c >in pin Isons of the singers nr to em
phasize one above another, since all
did so finely the work assigned them.
The choir and its director lire to Is
e mgiiituhilcd not only hi securing the
J1 imieial return they sought, hut at the
same time winning laurels for them
selves Is'eaiise of the merit of the en
tertainment, It ina.v not have been
rioted, hot it Is a fact that the entire
program was given try the choir with
out the help of outside parties. We
shall look lorwaid with pleasure to an
other evening of song from the same
sou ree.
An amusing entertainment, entitled
"The Snow (ap Sisters," is to t>c given
under the auspices of the l.ndics Social
Circle, next Wednesday evcuing,In the
cha|icl, at H o’clock. Mistress Snow
certainly deserves a large audience, as
she presents her attractive daughters,
w hose accomplishments must Is* seen
to lie fully appreciated, and no one
should fall to Improve this npimrlunl
ly of meeting the distinguished fami
ly. Another pleasing feature of tire
evening will Is- several selections by
Halls Orchestra, and you do not want
to miss lids op]M>rtunlty to hear some
fine music. " A little nonsense now
and then Is relished liy the w isest men
Admission Jn cents; children 1U cents.
-Judgv K K. Russell i*> s|>cndii'g n
few line's in Now York.
—Social unit dance in Foresters' hall
Saturday evening.
— Wresiling exhibition Monday even
ing at the t’. A. t'. rooms, between
Kugene F.dmonds and Kid Van Hon
t'oeur, Ixvth of tills city.
— Mrs. K. K. Russell and her (laugh
ter Constance are guests of Mr. and
>lr<. Roby In l*!ymouth, N. ti.
— At a conclave of the Knights of
King Arthur Tuesday evening the fol
low ing oltleere were elected:
King—t 'liarles Miron.
Secretary—I .eland Bradley.
Treasurer—Ralph Bradford.
Sentinel—Wilfred Stanton.
Heralds—Kmery Cain, William Ful
ler. ,
— In the case of tleorge T. MurdvH'k,
the bankrupt Newt Boston woolen
manufacturer, a recommendation for
his di'hcargv, made by Referee Bowen
of W tllimanttc and appealed by law -
yer McMahon of Worcester, came up
before Judge Hiatt in the i f tilled
States district court yesterday. I .aw
yer Starts np|>earcd for the bankrupt.
After hearing the case Judge t’latt
sustained the recommendation of Re
feree Bowen for the discharge It ts un
derstock that Lawyer McMahon will
ap|>ral to the l idled States circuit
court.
**I>r.Thomas'Keledrie Oil Is the best
remedy for that often tatal disease—
croup. Has been used with success in '
our family for eight years."—Mrs. L.
Whiteacre. Buffalo. N Y.
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
nwKMfw Hin Atwijrs Blight
i
f
PaPIoioioioTo'
Boy’s Overcoats
Warm stylish Overcoats for Boys from 4 years ot age up. Not a cent more to I
pay than if style and warmth were not there.
Coats of Kerseys, Cheviots, T weeds, Freezes, e*c.
$2.50, $3.00, $4.00,
$5.0010 $0.00 |
Bring in the Boy and let him try on the differ.®
eat styles.
The Church Clothing Co,
Putnam
Hartford
Danielson
[•)€•](•]
raCSICSKsHsiCgfe
Births
In Pomfret, October 11, * *«n U* Mr
•nil Min. Patrick Pave.v.
Iu Pomfret, October 21, anon tu Mr.
amt Mrs. Hownnl Wheeler.
Marriages
At tlie American (ungulate, Santia
jjo <ie tuba, Oclotier 17th, lierliert J
Smith of Santiago, formerly «f Pul
iiuin, to MI-hh Mary Florence Holt of
Pulliam.
In Putnam, < h-tola-r 2U,bv Ke\ . John
\'mi <1 -ii N(mirt, Francis J. M cl»I nlev ol
Wixui-oeket, to Mins Mac KllenPahan
of Pulnain.
In Putnam, Octoticr Lit, by Rev .John
Van lien Noorl, I <i»anl Minoch ol
i ■ i<n\ cnoiilalc to M ms Annie Iloilo of
Putnam.
Deaths
In Pulliam. Oetoitcr 17, Itcxler
II aw kins of \\ i ->t i lloiiccslcr, It- I -,
intcil lit yearn.
in Putnam, octooer 17, ImIwhuJ II.
A ruisl rung. ageit -i!i wur
In Putnam, O-tnUr 1!', Mrs. Ann
Stew-art, aucil 77 y cam.
In Ninth Ashford Octota-r 20, Itev.
Asa Itanillcll, aged m; years.
In AtiiiiKlon, t leloiicr hi, Harvey I*.
I hasc, aged 71* y cais
In Pay Mile, i leloiicr 21. A. Ilrayton
Shijipee of Panielnon, aged 77 years.
nmitn
furnishing ludertaker,
Arcade Block Main St.
AUandaat Kl*hi at Store. Telephone
(lonnaollim
?
Ballard & Clark,
1
t
Funeral** Directors j
Putnam, Conn. ♦
Telephone call* answered promptly T
Niirhl 3—14. I'ay 3—4.
I.adv xs.nt un l when requested.
i
Monuments
Tablets
\S|i HKAIHII'AKTKKH <tp THE
LATEST DESIGNS Always on
Hand at
\o. 20 South Main Street,
1TTNAM, CONN.
Wc guarantee tne I text of granites and
Ural-class w»rkinanstit|>. Call and see
us lor all kinds of cemetery work.
LOVE BROTHERS
For Sale
at a reasonable price, a bam, si/e IKxnO
feet, framed with pins. Chestnut
frame. All in good condition with tlie
exception of a small portiow of sill,
ttarn can readily l>e taken down and
moved to any locality.
K K Ci uni, 1 ah*k itox I.V7, Putnam
;«tf
To Boston
Special train schedule ami excursion
fares
fViday, Oct. 23rd
Kami
1 lame Ison
Day v llle
rulnam
Leave
7.4a a. m.
9.04
Mii
Fare
$1.40
Hack Hay 9 .40, South Station 9,.=>0 a. m.
Visit the Famous Food Fairs
Hosloti Food Fair, Mechanics Building
New Knit land Fish! Fair, Park Square
Coliseum. Hoth within a short dis
tance Of Hack Hay.
itelurning leave South Station ft.Sft
and Hack Hay H.5H |>. ni.
New York,New Haven A HartfordH.R.
Sum of Money
found, Owner can have same by in*
■{uiringof John M Paine, Fast 'iocd
stoek, or Putnam, It. F. I>. No. 2.
Electors’ Notice
The electors of the Town of Thorny
son are hereby warned to meet at their
respective voting places. vi*.:
District No 1 at the Town Halt in
Thompson: District No. 2, at l nion
Hall, North lirosvenordale, at nine
o'clock tn the forenoon on Tuesday,
November the old, A. D- l9i*S, to cast
itreir baltoU for F. lectors of President
amt Vice President, Representative at
l.arccin Poagrees, Representative in
Congress for ihe Third Congressional
District, tiovemor, Lieutenant tJover
nor. Sec e ary. Treasurer, Comptroller,
senator tor tiie 2sth Senatorial1hstriel.
Judge of Probate for the District of
Thompson, two Representatives to the
Oenera! Assembly .and twenty Justices
of the Peace.
Dated al Thompson, tvet. A', 19tv*.
4,1 Dv kk s. Ki.i.iorr, Town Clerk
Dresser's Diu^Store
FOR
GIFTS
Some very dainty bits of
Fine China
and
Glassware
as well as
Delicious Candies
in Boxes
Dresser’s Drue: Store
Saturday at Store
of E. MULLAN
Full cream cheeae. 16c lb
Tub (.'reamer; butter, 28c lb
Pure Lard, ISc |b
1 lb cao Hum ford Baking Powder, 24c
IS Iba Sweet Potatoea, 2Sc
19 Iba Fine Granulated Sugar, (1 oo
I 31 bare Star Soap, (1.00 1
> All round Flour 65c bag
3 cana clams 25c
Pork 10c lb
E. C, Corn Flakea. Sc pkge
15 Iba ('ut Loaf Sugar (1.00
5 Iba (linger Snapa 25c
Fane; New Orleana Molaaaea 49c gal
■ 2i Iba One granulated augar (1
totbe Purchaaer of pound ot our 50c
or 60c balk tea.
5 Iba Rice 25c
Ar A Col KT ut PROBATE HOLDEN AT
Putnam within and tor the lli.tnet ot
I'm dam ou the ath .lay of October, A. 1) )*».
Preaeat, Edward ti IVrisrht, Ju.W,
On moo.'n of 1.. E. Smith, of Putnam.
l\>nn , Administrator On the mte-tatr mate of
I'hartc- W Willett, late of lumia within
raid di.tr ct dec.-ared
Thi. Oanrt doih decree that si* month* be al
lowed and limited tor the creditor* of aahl ratal#
to exhibit then claim* a»-aln«t the tun to the
Admim.lrai.vr and direct* that public notice he
atiea of this order h' advert.dim In a newspaper
Harm* a circulation In Maid didrlct. and bepoet
iUfi a cony thereof,on the public si*n post in raid
town of Putnam oearert the place where thr
decewaed laat dwelt
lertifled from Record, •
4*-*i EDS aKD ti. WRltiaT, Jnd/e
M. KINNEY & SON
dealer* in
Lumber, Coal, Doors, Mouldings
Brick. Lims, Cemsnt. P.B.S.
Minsd Paints Laad and Oil.
Some Good Bargains
In Little Used
PIANOS
and in second-hand
ORGANS
AT
F. G. Letters & Co., “e
Headquarters for
Edison Phonographs
and the complete stock of Records.
Richmond Hub
and
|V\agee Ranges
TheCyphers Incubators
and Brooders
Sharpies Cream Separator
(NONE BETTER)
American Steel Wire Fencing