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Man son Smioslully Ikftmh Sli 1 Hit-.
Tim e hundred and fifty H|mii l« were
in St. Joint * hull Thanksgiving after
noon,and saw Flit* 11 rniwitl of Worn -
ter sustain his Mile of Champion welter
weight of the world, getting two out of
three fall*, with hi* famous l«e mid
arniliM-k hold, over young t’ndello of
< 'mubridge Many present w lines-* 0
the |Hifl ifor the first time. Olliers
hud seen the game ns exhibited tty ,
light weight youngsters, and a few
were familiar with the sport In nil Its
aspects. All pioiuiunccd the exldhl
tlon as one of the most Interesting they
hail lever '•■en. Wrestling is praell
tally free from hiallly Injury, mid Is a j
s|atrl requiring mtisetilar development, j
science, .and a |«-rfeet control of the
temper. This Is apparent to the ilnl
niated and soon has them in favor of
tlie conltnuanoe of Hie s|sirt so recent
ly introduced here.
T)te exhibition was a little lutein
starling as I’udello missed his train
mid eame In an automobile. The auto
broke down in North flrosvenordale,
ami tie finished the trip Ity trolley.
I>11 rlsix the wait yomiK MenryTelreault
gave a riiiinls r of piano seleetii>ns,iiind
also enteitained (lie andleiiee In the
same inannei lielween linn
The preliminary hi nt w ns liet ween
Kitl Van Itiui t - ,ii and Voting Duhrl
el, troth of this city. I>ul.*rle| Is t n am- i
alt ni, and has taen training lad a lew
weeks, l.iit show ' tip rctnaikalily wi ll j
fur a 'ttegimtei. \ an Unit Vinner «.■! tin ,
first twi I alls in I if--I and Id •> re
II w «s " ".n w In n Ihe pajHclpmiU In
tlx l> K bout slepp i| I i Hie li t I I
lliinsnn lirst A|i|e8ri*tl. lie Won a i
bo.ivn iigtlietl bliill lul>e rm tiring hi'
retl trunks, He whs in’roil.lent ns Ihe
Champion WCllerweigM WIes'Uu of the
mil III, willing lo ile'enil tie tllli
ngiim-t nil comers. Ym eg I’mtello lot
loweil elosely on the heels of his n| |M>
Mhl, wenilng bliiek trunks nml h gray
swutttr. lie was Introduced ns tin tie- ;
defeated l-.l iHxiiut man willing b ;
inert all eonieis. Hugene Kiiiiihiiis oi ;
this city aeleil ns referee amt master of ;
crmnorilrs, to thesntlsfnetloii of all.
The men were s mu m It nml nilxe I
It ii|■ lit h good flip from the no, mil al
once hail the auilieniH' entli siasuc In
applause. Hanson was the nan lessor
all through the Ii -l Ismt ami IihiI I'm
ilello busy on I he ileli iisi s e. lie time
nml [again hail tie (Vnbinlge mini
mill one sliuulilv lo I e eiinva> ter
what hsiketl like n ■•< In f ill ml with
eel like isinfortloiis t’iiih llo tnvnrin' ly .
s>(ulrineil out n( hi' pi-i-minus position
Hint rfaluei) the upper lunut, but only
to keep II for a few seeomts. Al tin
end of Ihe first live minute . I’iiilello
waaiui top working for n ereteli hoht
tmt mu bloekeil tn eaeh effort lie j
a uve up the ill tempt amt, s inWinit the
c'lnmpiun's mighty shouli is like a
itog, Irleit tn viii'i for n iloul e Si won.
Hanson was s,s>n the master agnin mut
lout hts op|snienl on Ins baek support
ed by faith el lows. t few eontoi lions
nml 1‘inlello was on his knees enibiae
ma the chump's legs in nn eltort to
gel n pin fnll, hut nothing icmne of
it. I'adello was warned by the referee
(or what liaikett like an attempt al n
strangle hoht. This seemed lo anger
11nnss'ii nml he went nt tils opponent
like a lion. At me eml «l Iwrniy min
utes Hannon iwoW but a four Inch
drop of Paddlo's right shoulder to do
Ihelrlek bill 1>»I it. He had him dan
|rmu« again when both men rolled off
llie stage. Taking their |>osUlou on
the niat Hanson had him going when
they rolled oil the mat A few seconds
alter tin1 return to the eanvaa Hannon
had his U* end armloek hold, and It
\» as only a t|i»odlon of wo o1* when
1’adello look the count Time: I—dit.
Hanson now issued a chalk tigc to
meet Willie C dllns oft Vi tral \ til ;en»
lk-lorinc llamas ehal'em I Kid \ m
lion Couer to a match, I >1 Uo i'i
three, three weeks fto-n -I l'he Kid
announced that lie aee ted Hie chal
lenge.
Willie Collins of Centra! Village
w as cadet) to the slate amt Issued a
challenge to the witniei. agreeing to
get two falls in one hour. Padollo an
noumvd that he would accept, win or
hne. Hanson also accepted, staling
that he baried no man at hi* weigh..
Tlie nec uid hout began at t—S. 1 n a
few s>c aids I’.- dello had Hanson on 111*
back with a bar hold. ^training hi*
kuighty muscle*, which stood out like
whip cord*, the champion struggled to
legain his freedom, but il was useless.
Although he fought every fraction of
an Inch In* was *t last nbmpelled li>
I ike (hi' count. Time I—'-•">• Hanson
appeared to object to the referee’* dccix
ion, and again and again (minted to
hi* Jthroat. The crowd did not like
till* HitlHide on the champion's |>nrt
mid let him know It. The -sh >ul of
applause IliHt if reeled the champ’*
ilowmail denoted HihI there wn* much
k v in pill h t for the I ‘am hi I due If d.*
Kid Viin llonfouer and Young I>u
hiiiio now »n lied ten minute* to a
draw.
l*Hdello wh- the lifst out Hfler the
lie 11 fur l he Unit and w a* given an ova
tion- Ilnii'Oii wn* aUo*glven a genc
i hi hand when he npjieaied. They
were al il id I hJ. hiuI were anon on the
■ nut w ith 1!r-l one nnd then the other
on tiip. At the end of the lir*t live
liiin-ilr- Hanson had 1’ndello nil hut
gone an I when he '<|uirmed from
neat 11 the stisk * s» ede I here wa* great
applause Again he luid the I’nm
hridge lad on one alioiiliter an I I he oth
er w 11 Id n l wo Inche* of the earn a*, lint
those two inch*** looked as Idg as a
mountain to 1*711/- when he suddenly
found himself In I’adello's place The
crowd was cheeihiK tin- < 'amhrldne lad
heartily when he apparently had llan
HON KOifiKi It'll nil "l once he seemed to
lose Ills hold. There w»h a smith'll
metamorphosis mol I'sdello whh untler
with one shoulder to tlie Hint with the
champion In |K»illon with his rnnioiin
toe mol armlock holtl. WlitH|ier* of
• • I I’m all over" went through the crowd.
A few thoiiKht I’ntlello inl«ht Again
M>| u I mi away from Ills o|i|iniieiil, hut it
w as not to lie. Thai mighty holtl, ap
pnrenll.V ns eertniri «- n full double
Nelson, w its IkmiihI It* tin the wot k, mid
after a few vain struggles I’atlello lor
the seeuntl time took the eonnt, anil
11 it 11 sou li lit I mist Hi tied Ids title ol i
champion welterweight of the world
Time 7— U
The eereiHtteit's entled ' v Hanson's
challenging Willie ' 11it^ to it u til ti ,
for iv11y purl of ■ iim liny lime alter lie
eeinl ei >1 It;
\\ hen \\ IllteColUns ol t nlrnl Vll- 1
l#He meets Young I’adello a week from
nsl Friday night In Si John’s Hull,
in this fit \. the spot is will have it
treat. I 'olIIiim hits lieen In the came
fur eight months mill met the follow
tni: men without a single tleleat
Hilaries Jackson, champion middle
weight of Itliodc Ishiml Jack Smith
ol Now Ilmen, l>lek Murrav of New
liedfoid, Mack I'JImmer, Hie young
giant of Milford, N It., Kid Mack of
I’liiladelplita, and Oscar Sampson ol
rittalield. Mass. Young I’ndello
show ed Ills form In his bout w It li I Inn
son I'hunkstiivtiiK day. I’artieulars of
the event will Is- amioulieed ne\t
week
\11 the isnmtiies of l'uro|ic praise
lilt* compact entered into Itelween tie
I 'mi,',1 St ales ami .1 a pan, iusl eonsmn
milled, It) limilitullt the integrity oil
t'litna, and to .allow all nations at,
etjiiui trading privilege thereliiit Hri
till statesmen .are ■■iiuvrelv vt r :i l i lies I
with tin In.all. .ami t licit kit at conn
t.> ,':,a le relied oil to assist, if neees
sari, I'lifaieiiu! Us provisions an mist
iinv op|Hisittiiii that may arise.
Work Weakens The Kidneys
llitnn'a Hutu*') row lima l»uilr tlreat
Hanlr» fur l‘ ro|ll* Wllu Work to
l*of noni
Most Putnam i>cople work every day
in some strained, unnaluial position—
ta-ndlng constantly over a desk — rld
mu mi jolliitK wnitons or oar*—doiim
laborious housework, lifUmt. rvnohinn
| or pulling, or trying Ihe l>aok ill a hun
I dred Mini one other way*. All these
strain* lent! to wear, iweaken ami In
jure the khlneya until they tall beliiml
In their work of lltlrrtiiK the jaiisons
i front tlte til oral. IKian’a Kidney Pills
I cure sick kidney*, pul new .strength in
lutd tiaeks Putnam cure* prove it.
Mrs. Altiert l.atourvlle, «W Smith
' street, Putnam, Conn., i*ays: “My
husband was tmutded for a Iona time
with kidney complaint. Me had such
acute palua in Ills hack lhal he could
hauily act around Me was also
Iwil he red hy dlrry spells and a too fro
i|uenI a tion .'fthe kidney secretion*.
Moan'* Kidney Pills proeurad at l>rvs
,i*r s ili ujt store absolutely cured him
and Ue ha* never failed t<i recommend
them siin'v vvlunan op|Mrtunltv ha»
no uric I He h.i» been practiv oily free
from kidney oouip alul during the past
several v, os ami 'letiivi-v Ikdii ' Kill*
ney Pills the credit•
Kor sale bv ail dealers Price si
cents. Poster Milhurn Co., Ruttalo.
New York, sole agent for the l ntlcd
States.
Remember the name
lake no other.
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OJtSTORXA.
tt« /f he l*<i In Haw tun
at
fiiivirfiinriit DanimmU Ihr
The following Ixiok*, relating to—
Agriculture,
Army and Navy,
< 'heinlstry,
Dairying,
Kngfneerlng,
I- rod and Diet,
KoreM ry,
< ieographv,
tirsrd Itoads,
\\ liter Supplies,
I nsec Is,
I rrigation,
Daws,
Medicine,
Medicine,
Mineral*, .
M iscellaneous,
Holla,
SlatlsLics,
History,1
VVild Animal*,
and many other subject* of general and
enduring Intercut, all published by au
thority of the Government of the I Til
ted Stale*, now ollered for *ale on mall
order* and at the mere coat of paper
and printing- Any reader of the above
li-l who wtalie* to have more complete
|i*t* of documents, price*, etc., can get
them by simply asking for them. Ad
dress Superintendent of Documents,
Government ITlnling Ottlc, Washing
ton, lit.
It I* oltlclally stated that Bulgaria is
to pay Turkey from tU.uoo.uon to *H,
lWM).rMMi <>n Hccourit of Itumelia, and
$10,1100,000 on account of toe Turkish
railroad seized (llher matters for set
tlement are to be left to the luleriia
lional Congress.
1 Some »*) miners were entomlred and
perished In a mine explosion in I’enn
i sylvanta, laat Saturday. Some of the
j prsir wivea were made insane.
DradlAu THE*TRE
i si n 10 v 1
111 aillw J Kvr.MN.iD
W o Klilnrl, Hnldrnl ■■■■•in
CHILDREN’S MATINEE
Saturday Afternoon at 3 I 5
AIR RIFLE
will hr Ki\en to h Foy, nn<I a
DolJ Carriage
|o i\ Kiri.
A• I••• l- .i 'll t II rliildreii . <•»*»»! ~.
First National Bank
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL, - $ 150.000
SURPLUS $00,000.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Draft* Issued on all Foreign Countries
United Stale* Depositary.
Chan. II llituu \, President,
J K Caki‘Kntkk, Vice-President
li. II < ili r \ i mr, ( iishler
\l i. .'.ml. .0 I’r-O... . h. Id ill I «Si I. O. "i'll
in iitiil inr tin* iiutrli l »>i Kavironl nil tli•* a'lli
•litv of Nov It* A
Prt*««*nt. John M TAtt-m, Ju<lge
of I. tn«H« tf. late »»f Kwtf«»ra In
• Mt.l «ll•*! . »lrc« it*r«l
TUa N.iitthtiAfratot rx«eut<>r having ««a<1*
written application « ourt. in acconiaMcr
m Kit thr ni.iliii»*. f>>r ui order of •*.»!» of th» whoi*
or h 11 of the real r*lati «!*•*• ribe*1 thrrein, HU
onlrtnl that •**»«! application 1m- h< ml a ml *l«
t»- miiu .l at th> I'rotiiti OlRw- in Kastford on
t ItV Mil iImv of Ih c. 1-H**, at 10 o'clock in the
'.•vtMitMUl, ami that noth'* It civ* u Its tu«erdug a
i » of the* ui tie r in i he putnam P* riot .t m **
|. j-or h tv tug .1 c tvulalh'it In «uitl Ihanlct, ami
lhut return Fa* matte (o tht» Court
\tt. «t.
I pi JOHN M 1 A I KM. Judge
\t uni i of P«*»l» ile held at rhoiu|.M>u with.
th and for the dUtrlct <>t lth>mp«oti oh thu
l’M**i* til. UetHXf* H « itvsh* . Judge
I Ntutc of Jacob Big**, late of Thomp i*u iu »aid
lit* V ! .uniat rat or h • * mg nooh wnlien appll
: on t*i t *i|rt. in accordance aith the
• taiuU*, foi an older of -vile of III*- a Wole or part
• if thr l» al r-tate iWhuUlb* J 1 |p- Pin, It h« ordered
j that *■*!<! applh'tlioii b< h. ,u*| at lit** Prohilt*
j t iffi.'t* In I |ioitip«oit o t thr Kill day of l Voetnbcr,
t‘>a. at 10 o c oeK In the forenoon, and that
| not tot thereof be given, b* hirer!lug a copv of
thl« onler in the Putnam Patriot, a newspaper
having a circulation In *.u.l IHnirtct au*t that re
turn made to thU * ourt
Attest,
tlKo'luK S CKOSBP. Judgo.
♦tA -AO.
1 HICKIE S CREAM BREAD
j tins no equal. It is in Mitt* Tu a dean
shop, halved by wood heat, not by coal
{uncommonly used by bakers, conse
quently contains no objectionable
nases Kxainlne tt ami you will be
convinced that you have the largest
loaf and the liesi bread that can lie
obtained in the county for S and 10
cent bread, live bread a s|iecialtr. I>.
K III t'K 1 K, practical baker ant) con
fectioner, West Thompson, Coon.
Woodalack Agricultural Society—Aaaaal
Meetiaf
W.sxi stock Agricultural Society will
■ hold its annual meeting at the Secrela
| ry » office at South Woodalock, Doe
1 I'.’ih, atjlo o'clock a in. (Saturday
Dlls meeting is called for the purpuee
of electing officers and doing any other
business proper to lx* done at said
; meeting, Attest,
l.. II. Healey, Secretary.
Kciio Farm, liecember 1st, lints.
Vt the same time ami |>!see the la
■ Ins will hold their meeting for the
same above pui|s>se. Attest,
+• «> Mr> J. ' 'lav ."secretary .
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t lbs Seedless K«i*ins,
3 I ha loose Muscatel Kiisim
Blue Ribbon Raisin*
Umoo *»r Orange Peel,
Boiled eider for mince pies
Bacon
20 Sweet Florida Oranges
Uallon ean apple
Pink Salmon
20 Iba tine granulated sugar
Fancy New Crop New Orleans Molasses.
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S • oked Shoulders 9e lb
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Mala Street, t’uluam
Shoes
Repaired bj Electricity
The only Shoo Repair Shop of
it* kino in Windham County.
Shot** He paired while you wait
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Men Tap*.
xwkI with
oak leather
75 eon's
T.felirV T*p*.
sewed with
oak leather
60 cents
For
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only
Rubber
Heels 35r
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Teacher of Piano and Organ
Telephone *7—3. Putnam.Coan.
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1 <>r milady > social correspon*
dence there are the beautiful
I fabric finished creations in all
the conventional sizes and
tints. For the husband or big
brother there are the especial
>izes that are prescribed by the
arbiter^ of fashion. For the
boys and girls there are some
very artistic and attractive
juvenile lines.
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duces the best. They are used
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everywhere.
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| t«* ‘i.v',<«v■ • *v-s 5* too past rear sour eve
. hits Utr i s* -•» • s. t i. TKitlt thousand
: hmi’* a i < -4 • w.i it.’ \ woiuU’rfui pirtv
j oi dev too >» the huaiao eve, utivet
I the t&^outy . . , x ,p.: IIT cirri*** Jn the e
«*t their fW tiat thsev allot* tfwro to t* h
| taryood etaiunirev. Thea rnwes the hrtai*
a »-*“ A • ’X'g V . vi to • ie’u s . We
t'va’Otiie eyes a-d m a’ nasoiuhic
H. W. Thompson,
Opboita. C-oart Hoitt Ruikhoj,
PITS AM. coast.
YOU CATCH 05 TO THE FACT THAT
WE'KE OFFERING YOU THE BEST
CLOTHES EVER 8HOWK III THE CITY,
YOU’LL BE SURPRISED THAT YOU
H AYE > . C.i EC TED THE OPPORTUNITY
TO LONG. ••• •••
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Hart Schafiner
and Marx
Clothes ate ready-to-wear; the best clothes you c*nrfind, no
matter what you pav for them, lou may look the town
I over, it makes no difference to us whether you come here
first or last, you're sure to buy your c’otbes here, first or
last, because we've got the value for your money to show.
These OVERCOATS are made in the smartest styles of
a fashionable stasou. you'll find one that suits you perfectly;
and it will tit. Y« if If Wild Suits here in plenty to satisfy
any wish you may have. The clothes are right, so are our
prices.
OVERCOATS, $18 to $25
SUITS, $18 to $25
We are also showing excellent values in other males of
Suits and Overcoats.
SLITS,
OVERCOATS.
Young Men’s Suits,
“ Overcoats,
BOY’S SL ITS,
*• Overcoats.
$5 to $2i
$6.50 t $18
$5 to $17
$5 to $19
$2 to $6
$2 to $10.00
Come in and try on some of the Models. We shall be more
than pleased to show you through the different lines.
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RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4, Putnam.
The Store that has gained the conhdecce of the public,
The Home of Hart Schaffner and
Marx Clothes.
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■HTEST ANBjjtSf VPHIIUt,
Mi Monday
Exhibition and Sale
OF
Fine Furs
Dec. nil will be known as Fur Day Hm
We have arranged with our Manufacturing harriers, one
of the most reliable Firms in the country, and on that day, in
addition to our line, they will bring Thousands of dollars worth
of fine furs for an Exhibition and Sale. This will be a grand
good chance for any one to make a selection, and as an extrain
ducement we will on that day only, give a ten per cent. rev!jj[
tion fiom our regular prices. Furs can be selected and cal**®
for later if desired. The collection will be the finest andlarg
est ever shown in Eastern Connecticut, and will consist Ot
Scarfs and Muffs it) Chic and Fashionable models in
BLACK LYNX, MINK, PONEY, CARACUL, ISABELLA
FOX, SABLE FOX, POINTED FOX, PER81AN, BROAD
TAIL, ! BEATER. BLUE WOLF, BLACK WOLF, SQUIR
REL, ISABELLA MARTEN, SABLE MABTSN.
Th* Christmas Shopping Begins. Here area few Hint*.
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Beautiful Bath Robes, made from
Krinkle Eiderdown trimmed with
satin, all colors. Special 92.98
Figured Blanket Robes, assorted
colors, $3.98
Krinkle Eiderd wn Rath Robes,
made up new Kitnona sleeves, tiirn
nu' 1 with soft Mitm. Reds, Gravs,
#5.00.
HOLIDAY APRONS
Special value* in fancy
1 89c. SOe, •**
XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
As usual, the prettie>t
will be found here. a> we
special selections. exciusi'* 8 J
Plain. Embroidered. Initialed ** •
all prices, all styles.
Fancy Handkerchief boxes, P**
with the better grade.
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Isaac Cbampeao, Mgr.,
Agents for Standard Patterns. Lew&ndo's French Dyer* an
Telephone 19-2 PUTXAU CQ9*