Putnam patriot. [volume], December 18, 1908, Image 8

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Two hundred <»r more local *|»ortx
were 111fic111 v entertained by the Padei
lo-< olljfiH wrestling ho lit in St John’
hall last I nday evening ft was a Pa
dello night all the w ay through, mid
the wlr> Hay-Hlatcr was *em at hi*
U*«d The l« it Wit- catch a- • iiteh rim,
pin fa) I*, and UhI two out of ill ret*
Padello-• < red the flr-t fall In ■ > min
ute* Mild If* M l Illd- ’•% till II -cis-un's nod
half NeUoii. The -iroiid If) I- min
111e — and Itf *eeoiida with the name.
Padello looked in the pink of eniidi
tlon,i while Collins hio -bowing the
efleet** of a cold from which he had
Uen Hufteririg for the pant two week-.
Immediately after the match < olliii*
ionied another ehnilenge to Padtdlo,
which wii-at once accepted. I'adello
alsochallenged Kilt/ Hanson who was
prenent at the ringNhle.
The preliminary matehe* were be
t ween Young Diiiiiiih and Kid Vail
lion < ’octir,froth of Putnam,and Young
I rubric*! of I'uluam and l>e*titih»ier* of
(iroH\ enordale. Knell niateh went 16
ndnutes without a fall. JoaeplHiaulh
ler and and Alliert LangloU, both of
Putnam, also went on for u sparring
match of Hire* round- that was very
evenly eontested. Kugeue Krnmon*
was the referee.
Meetings of the National ami Amer
ican tin si* hall leagues writ tield in New
York la-! week. The Ameiietn league
adopted a rule governing pielnmnaiy
lif act ire. To thin forts minute- Is to
be given before each game; thirty min*
11tea to the \ idling team exclusively,
and ten to tile home team solely. I m
piles rile to hav e < uu g.e of the held dIII
ing this tune to enforce the rule. I in
p|res are tola* InsUuetud that ronm i-j
on hulls ho wn Into the bleachers ate ,
to In* given an additional base Instead ■
of I slog alh»w« I to go all the V'-»\ ,
home.
Thu National league voted lo eoiu
plete a fund for t lie ert et ion of a moil u
merit to 11 e niemoi \ of the hit** lletitv j
t httdwiek, “the father of American |
baseball, and to provide for |M*r|H*tual
care of the plot in which he is hurled
Manager Curdle r has a good match
on for v hrtstmas afternoon I 111/ 1
Hanson of ter, will meet Har
tell, the Canadian vvondei, of Monlrr i
Ml, Harrell agreeing to get two falls in
an hour. Then* will not he a Ixdter
InmiI pulled nil anywhere in the coun
try than the one in St. John’* hall, i
The preliminaiv Units arc yet lob*' ar j
ranged, but a big bill will la? reads j
when the bell rings
I'uimtin High evened up vvilli Wil
lingly IIIkIi til llie basket •»» game,111 ;
Armor) liull. 1’ild.iv ev iiliiv. gelling j
(be lout! iukI uf n . ' I The'
game n ;i*> ehisi'lv ootiU'sU il alt the \i it)
through, Mint »hi anylaidy ’» up In 11 If
limit » lift <
Jtllllll) t‘lllltll*. the >'ll»‘ Him" til >1 i>l
till- Ituatnll fans, Ini' Inn'll Mill'll hi* re
lease b) ( onnle Mark, mul I" mm mi
H loose pull), although It Itns Inin mi
iiuiiiioihI llint lit* has been ottered (lie
management of llit- I'ulodo, Ohio, W'hiii.
War Kagie, llif Indian wrestler of
Auburn, N. Y., l» alter KrlU llaiuniii'n
scalp. Me has just challenged Man non
to a nialfli with a able bet of an.v part
of fUMI that lie ean In-nl bln:.
The press w rtiem of tbe major leagues
recently organised mul are to try to lm
prove tbe conditions ami ite\ Ine nieana
to bring alnmt more uniformity In aeor
him. \n.v person who ban attended
tbe ifanii'n mul reail tbe ill He rent pa
pern tbe next morninit with their vari
eliea of tabulateil ntmren, mu»t have
been Inipiened with tbe fai’t that per
haps the reporter* bait llielr favorite*
in the name an well nn other Individu
als.
Mac bar Ion Moran wan the team that
won tbe nix tiny bicycle race al Madt
•ou Square Harden l»nl week. They
came from oppodie nltlen of the I idled
Stales, Mat Karland Inn g a t 'all forma
Imy ami Moran coming liom'l'hel*ea.
The winners heat the prevloun world‘n
record established by Miller,V Waller
in tS-vi, by milt", ami 7 lap-., making
a total distance of '.*7"7 mllen and 1 lap.
A peculiar lealure of these physical
nlmins I* tbe fact Dial lbe men gam
weight, trine accoun'ed Jfnr by tbe
enormous amount of water that they
ilriuk.
At the annual meeting of the Vmlem
bane bail club the following officer*
were elected
President, I'. S. Andean.
Secretary, KtheUien Aldrich.
Treasurer, 1.. J. Perreault.
Manager, l>. A. Hahn.
iHlwtont, Officer*, ami Trudeau, An
Uersoti, amt Allarvl.
The nnnoiineeiiK'nl that Mnniisfcr
Lake of the Itcd >0* had released I-011
( reiser w»- a (treat surprise to ItaUin
fun*. The close follower* of the (tame
are won• It-ring wl at eff**ct illiw will
have on the work of ‘I ’y" Young. Al
Ihonith not ill the llnieliitht Orciger de
serve’ a (treat ileal of I'fedll for tin*
work of tin* woinlcrful “I s "and *'( >
himself so stilted when he was given a
U iiellt hi t Si ISOM. t'reilfer knew the
wenkne>si ’ of ttie tiHt’ 1111*11 throughout
|i.. hint • i.* I>e I ter than any eateher in
the (tame.
\ f' i|H*r has ta* *n in eireulation
this week throughout the eity. I he slgn
eis oi whieli signify their nilention to
In -onie nieuit>er*i of Ihe Pulnrtth Ath
letu* "oeial < u;’. Hook* two or Itiree
lintulreil naini's are already atitiserlh*
I'll It IS the m ention of (lie promo
ters of t he enterprise to hold alhlelie
event* of all kitnls for the enterlaln
inent of II 1 lie m her* oiilv,an h no cithers
will la- admitted. W resiling ha* a In .nly
eoine into (teneral favor, and It is In
tended to hold -ptrriiig exhibitions
also, of limit I rounds. In faet all
kind* of clean ajiort will (ret attention,
and the citizens of siirinundlri({ towns
will iie eligible hi join—making Hits
city the athletic center of the enmity.
Rradley
W LV kl.h«rl. K.-t
THEATRE
ArTKK^OOH^'t.lfi
Kvkninok H.1A
W. c till hart, l(t«lf|fii( MniiMu*'r
AT THE
CHILDREN’S MATINEE
Saturday Afternoon at 3 I 5
\ pair of BOY S ""I GIRL S
WILL RE GIVEN AWAY.
Vimlor \ tiiMn-n
( I N IS ( ENTS
V'tudu s' j o* 'noon DecambBr 23
\ i i.n < 'hi! iit ii 't < hiTret- \
r .' v> i!I ilii hl Mlfi r the (
tluuim \n hlt»h
PRIZES
will I , distributed to the children.
Admission for Children 5c j
Wednesday Evening* December 23
3 TURKEYS 3
will b, iIwb ,w„
clayTonTw. thurber
Pcachcr of Piano and Ort^an
Till*IIlion* U7 2 Putnini t'min.
Ol'Alt OI* CtlNNKCriCUr til M
^3 K \i \H:*I Mttl.Y, January rksslon.
A. I* . into
lotto li iiiri! A senility oftlie >’sti
nt Conti* nn <
t'tie uudeirigtird respectfully jictitlous 1
your honorable body to grant to him. ,
suit tils ussoetaU's who may Join wi h
him, • etimler for a water works com
pmn lii l*e loewteit In tUs town of Pout
tret in the 1011111 el W111 llmm In ties
Sind, will! tutt puweni In said charter to
tiuitit ilwnis anil reservoir* In raid town,
and open tile gr mid In the street*, lanen,
avenue* and highway*, aud, when nr*
ciasary, crons private property, tor the
purpoae* ot laying pipe* and water mania
throughout the at recta, lauea and avenue*
uf the town of Pomfrel, In order to fur
nlah (be tubabtiant* thereof with ■ aup
pty ut water tor dotneellc and other pur
poeee, aud said charter to contain auch
further power* aa are Incidental to tne
purpoae* ot a public walar company,
And aa In duty hound your petitioner
will ever pray.
Dated at Putnam, Connecticut, thla
10th day of December, tMt
HKNKY H. DAVENPORT,
By John K. Cerpenler, hie Attorney.
I ho (oregong petition to ltap tienere I
of lb* State of Connecticut
tiavtug been preeeuled to me. and It ap
pearing that the aatue la of an adversary
! nature, and that the parties adversely in -
i tereated consist of more than twenty In
dividuate, It la therefore
Ordered . That all persona Interested
\ in aald petltloo appear before the Oeueral
1 Aaaemby of the Slate of Connecticut on
the appoint day of Ita neat aeaalon, to wit,
the January Session of lt*OU, and that no
nce of aald petition and of thia order and
citation be (Ivan by publishing the aarue
1 In a newspaper puhliahed in the County
of Windham In aald Stale for two day*,
the Itr»t publication contnieucir.g on or be
ll re* IHwaihtr Pith. IP'S, and the second
to be on or before the tMthdai of IVvern
tier, IHO-S
Paled at llertf/ird. Connecticut, De
cern tier Idi h. PHIS
Micros A. SHC MW AY.
A Judge of the Superior Court.
NOTH K
N dlee la her, by given that I will peti
t'.a the Oeuanl Assembly of the Stale of
Connecticut at Ire January Seaalon A. D.
I tiHtp. for a charter tor a water company
| aa above art forth.
Dated at Putnam, Conn., this lhth day
of IVcainbvr. I9tl8.
ItKNKY H. DAVtiNPOKT,
tlv John r. Carpenter hie Attorney
SI -8*
I
i
Fir«l liiiuml Bull
Th<- :-t. Aloysu* T. A. A B. Society
(in- |iimini>>K to give their llrst annual i
concert ami hall, in <ni<l Fellow*' hall, j
on New Year’* eve. The proceed* will
is- demoted to stait a faml to entertain
tiie State t onvenllon, w hich w ill meet
in this city next Heptenitier. Bley A
Ft pier'.* orchestra have been engaged
for the occasion. This i* considered
one of the is-sl concert and dancing or
che-lra- in New Foreland and will, In
itself, prove an attraction.
Bradley Theater
The program for the Bradley Theatre
for I'hor-day. Friday and Saturday.ln
circles the following motion picture*:
Btcycv Foto, ' * * 'I'n I** of the Thanks
gi\ ing Turkey," “Kool Ball tVorrlor,
Irikcn from Strornfheart, *; I> .11 t fool
vour wile.'' and "Two A Hi ni t ion." The
iiNonl tra .elogm-s will tie showii and
Mi-- Mnc Smith will sing "No One
Know -. 'nnd"Tlie (larden ol HreaniN.
I niiNiial interest is Im ri>ir shown in
loeal amateur iilrht, whietr is sched
nled lo take |ilnee lhis week Friday
evening. .None hill loeal amateurs
will be permitted to lake part. lire
prizes t o this evening have been in
creased to ami --I.
As a s|*elal feature for children the
niamigeineiil has arranged to give a
pair of skates to a Imy, and a pair of
sknles to a girl at the chil Iren's mati
nee this week Saturday afternoon al
I o o'e l ie k.
I n anticipation of a hearty < 'hristmas
dinner the nianageinent has made
plans to give away three turkeys al the
evening is rforinanee next week W ed
nesday, 1 lecomber It'.d.
Frepnratory to the children's Chriat
mas tree party, this fa\orlle amuse
inent house is Isdng decorated this
week for the occasion A ('hristmas
tree appropriately decorated with pres
enla for the children will Ik- on the
stage next W ednesday,|and every ehild
attending the |>erfonnnnee that aller
noon will receive a present.
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
Ely's Cream 3dlni
1* quickly
Henri At Unco.
It MbiIm,
heals mid plot. , is
Itr ine -.t*.’!• ffii’ll Ckitarrh ftinl dri ve**
H A I\ n< old 1.1 ilit* lIri i «i' 1 kly. U* •-?. !>
til** Si'llxyr, t'} l v e llud > llil'll. I l M /
Til) i Ih. ,if I >i u ^i' u nr l»v i• • «11. islijiud
1’p ain Hid’u (mt i< i'in nt*»iui/.risi 7“» o?s.
Ll\ lipti '« r -n sire- t. New York.
\t ii i • • t ot f*r»•• held a' rhomp«*on with
in iiiu.1 for the di-url'i of Tb<Mitp#ou on the
loth day i*f !>• > • mix r, l'w»K
Pli'M ill lil'lirVI' S I BVkttY, Jlpllfe
I <»f I v iiti; .1 Hot 1* hue of M.i .1* ii. V*.*»» ,
with i*- »M‘in ls>Uiii el n ut, in *a»d dint lie?,
li«'e,|i|.'ll
Th»’ 1 \rcul»r tut* in*; made written apjli
fjition to 'ml t’ourt. to ammlance with to
"tnlulF, fttr an r t'f h»1f of tin whole or parr
• *f tin* M ill i'• tiecerlbed tin- riii.lt i/i ortlfifil
that '«i i li«'Bl o*ii tw- Ik hiiI at Ihp i’r«*b«ie
tI fit t*r lo t in mu j ‘ 'on on tho '«.*t'1ti day of I ivcrtubi r,
lima, at in o'clock ill lhr forenoon, and thut
oof it’*- thereof Ih* »riv*n. iu-ertiog .* ropy of
lhi* order In flic Putnam Patriot. .t lo w^paper
h.'triug i cilf ti'arion In silid l>nirirt aud ttiul re
turn mad* to thin Court
Attent,
I , iiKO'U.K s HHOSUr. Jud^;o.
rpn Till KIMH UK iOl III KuK I>I>T
» HU I «»i I iH»ui|f*on.
I siato **! »ienrire \N Smith, Halt* of Thump
-ci i: • ud iMctrut. iliTi’H't I.
\ ' » |M r:I It Ol Oil !' lo< \ . Smith t*t*aj»e*'f|||Uv
te* - - r:it» that hi Hu ptoYiwi.oi of iht la*' will
t -t intent ot <*a»d lim »s«*d, til* W ;ilt'W Mai »
\ smith. w .n. to hat «* tin n*«‘ ami ineoiu* of
l;i* entail' dunnjf het natutal Hie or *o long an
■.lo- it n mit \ ill1* w dour, and at her >toeea*e oi
mart iatf*' •aid estate ***• to lie iloviiinl «quail'
m,on * foidivn ot Itheiii it'piT H'tttativ * . d
thr •ml M ii \ V. Smith w as do v Appointed In
vom i » mt AdtU'id'tiatri x with will an tie veil on
said e*i »i«*, auvl the «dtuini«ttalioti ai^M nu'
•how>ti>t there wan rmiainui^ in the handu of
tl>e aliiiuinlritii\ and legatee, real estate ot Hu*
apiuaiied value of ^l,‘JUO and t*ib a^*»et# ot
f7ri.*. and th« •aid Nlai.v A. Smith tuu iwfttt
U deeeasesi. NVhervtoi-r vour p»'titw»urr prmvi
•aid c\»ui t to itujuire Into the truth of the aiW
nation* and ufH>n Audio*: the*«auie to tie true,
to appointed y«*ui |»etition«r oi some other ami
able person Vdnum«trator de Uuiia uon with
will annexed on «ah) e*t®te to eompietw the
wtatenu uf ol waid estate, and ic aecoiNlauee with
the term* of the wUi of aaid deivaaed.
Dated at Thotupaou. this 10th dav ot (Vceni
brr 1WA
A HAHiwKS A. SMITH.
nlsTHIOT OK THttMPSOS. I* KrobqU Court
IH-cmihtr toth. IM.
Onlerrsl mat »atd I etittoo be heard ami deter
mined at the frobate !*•<» in 1 bompaon in
»atd dUtrtet on the iMh day o||l>re . A. 1) l«*.
at .* oVUH'kiu the afteriwma. and that no He* br
(tvm of the pradeney of •aht petition and the
time amt place ot hearing thereon, by publtahing
a cup* of the naiaa. aud uM order once in *ou»r
uew«pAp«-r havtug a ctreulatioa ia said lhalrict,
and bv pa*tir« a «*opv thereof on the public *i|o
|M»wt in the town of Thotuiwon la •aid lHatrict at
tract : dayc before caid time a«»ignrd. and re
turu make to this Court.
UKoKliK S. CKOtIBT. Jmtge
Saturday at the Store
OF
E. Mullan
4 lb Lv'st* Muvitel Katsiuft, 25c
Stiu'1^1 S i.uildm, 8c lb
2 lb Peiinul Butler, 25c
5 lb* rub in* n«ry Butter. fl 35
4 pkgea Macaroni, 25c
5 lb* Oiugvr Soap*. 25c
1- 4 lb AiUpiee, Giu^er or Peppr r t>c
24 lb* tine granol*:?*! augur f 1 00
to the puitllttr of a pound of * ur
50c or 60c bulk tea.
Bure Lard, t >cJb
FuH ert un cheese, 16c lb
All Round Four, 68c b*g
4 Iba Teu Bincuit, 25c
PtckUMl P)i» Feet, 7 lb
Cmnbtrri^ 10c qt
French Peat, 15c can
2 lb Red Oau C'ciK, S5c
4 it*. Date* 4 25c
Bacon. 13 lb
GEO. E. SHAW
PUTN'AM. CONN
Watches, DIAMONDS
Haviland China Cut Glass
Bohemian Glass, SILVER
WALLAI E NETTING ART ST! DIES, LXAISON
natCHY: iMtiNrs, <\hi>n. a us
UO.OKUTN
PRtStNTbTO FLEA L lVCRYBUDY
In Gifts for Old or Young you will find your wants anticipated.
We will place at vour disposal Pretty Remembrances at '<uai' cost or
show you more Elaborate Articles shod Id you prefer tbein.
CHRISTMAS BUYERS’ OPPORTUNITY
We are offering our Holiday Patrons the Advantages that couie
from the Happy Combination of a Superior Stock, a Large Assort
ment and and Fa rest Prices. Make your selections from this stock
and get better results amt
MORE SATISFACTION THAN EVER BEFORE
HIGH GRADE PIANOS
There is pleasme in selling pianos that have a look
equal to their price, and inside quality equal to their out
side appearance.
McPHAIL and POOLE
PIANOS
possess the good qualities of other fine pianos, and some
good qualities that other excellent pianos do not possess.
I offer also a good piano that has been slightly used, as a
special Christmas Bargain
ONLY $150
I SELL THE
E0IS0H AND VICTOR
Talking Machines.
GEO. E. SHAW. Putnam.
Now Get Ready
FOR
Christmas
The Gilt Problem. \
RUN DOWN to a FINE POUft
Th® appen list will nave you !ot9 of worry
ami bothersome thinking. The list is not com
plete by any means. Simply boiled down hints
that are full of the meat of suggestion. Cut
tnena out They will come in mighty hardr.
There's a deal of satisfaction in buying your
presents when you know you can't make a
mistake. When you know you can get, “your
money back if you want it," without any
trouble, any time you say the word.
Fur Gloves,
Wool Gloves.
Unlined Gloves,
Lined Gloves,
Negligee Shirts.
Cardigan Jackets
C’ont Sweaters.
Seal Skin Caps,
Cloth Caps,
Umbrellas,
Mufflers, ‘‘Silk",
Ways Mufflers,
Initial Handkerchiefs.
Suspenders,
Shirts.
2.00 to 4.00
25c to 75c
1 00 to 2.00
50C to 3.50
50c to 1.50
1.50 to 2.75
2.00 to 4 50
7.50
25c to 2.00 1
50c to 4.00 [
1.00 to 2.00
50c
15c to 50c
10c lo 50c
50c to 1.50
Armbands,
Scarf Pins,
Link Buttons,
Combination Armband
Suits,
Neckties,
Fancy Hose,
Fancy Vests.
Russian Vests,
Bath Robes,
House Coats,
Night Robes,
Sheep Lined Coats,
Suit Cases,
Traveling Bags,
Raincoats.
25e to "5c
‘25c to 1.0ft
50c to 1.00
25c to l.oo
15c to 50c
1<H) to 3.00 '■
1.50 to 3.00 j
1 50 to 6.00 ;
*5.00 to 7.50
50c to 1.00 j
3.50 to 7.00 i
1.25 to 6.00 j
1-50 to 8.00 j
5 00 to 22.00 j
10c to 75e
The above is only a pirtial list of the many things we
have to offer. Hundreds of other articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts will be found here. Get the habit and save money
by buying of us. Money cheerfully refunded on all purchases
not perfectly satisfactory.
A. C. LUKE & CO,
PUTNAM, CONN.
We Give Green Trading Stamps. Ask P'or Them.
i
Hundred4?
of Fancy Boxes (iven Away
F 1 { K r-,
with Gtows. Handkerchiefs’
Waists- etc
TWIXT NOW AND CHRISTMAS
Just a few days left in which to do your gift buying, and this store should be a center of attraction during these
^ftw days. K\erv nock and cranny of the shop filled with wanted things for Christmas time. Useful, sensible!
J merchandise, reasonably priced. Make this your Christmas store, there’s pleasure and profit in it for you.
Hie llolidav Handkerchiefs
\l»!ivs one of the lending storks at Christina
‘’time, larger ami more varied this year than
ever, and the values better, all kinds, and all
# grades Ladies’ embroidered handkerchiefs, big
assortment i>f j>atterns, each 1*2 l-2o
Ladies’ Swiss embroidered and all linen
hand embroidered Over tifty different patterns
‘ 1 * each 25
to choose from.
Indies' embroidered linen Handkerchiefs,
and some lace edge, 50c, 75c. $ 1.00, f 1.25
One in a pretty box.
INITIALED Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ and
► Men's all linen. each 12 l-2c and 25c
r€brislmas Tide ij the Gl<w Section
Gloves make a most acceptable Crist mas
Gift. We put each pair in a prettv box. Ladies
kfinc Kid Glovee. 75c. $100, $1.25, #1.50
Fine Mocha Glovee,
I Si Ik Lined Mocha.
[Derby Walking Gloves.
Golf Gloves,
I Misses’ Ktil Gloves.
[Misses' Golf Gloves
Indies' Double Mittens,
eSilk Mittens.
#1.00
#1.50
#1 00
25c. 50c
#1 (HI
25c
50e,
Each Pair in a pretty box.
2or
r.V. (Hi
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
SILK PEITK’OATS make plea*
mg (lifts always. W have some
handsome ones, made of good Taf
feta, f.lite sty 1* s. Special values,
(hoi y l>o\ free $5.00. Sti.OO, #8.50,
$10 00.
Special Black Taffeta Petticoats,
will stand alone, lyiue in liollv b if.
$3.98
Sateen and Heatberbloou Petti
coats. 95c to $3.50
Krindle Eiderdown, satin trimmed
$*2.98, colors Red, Gray, Light Blue,
Pink, Lavender.
Bath Robe, made from figured
blanket, $3.98
Bath Robe of beet Eiderdown,
trimmed with softest satin, new Ki
inoua sleeves, $5.00
King Tailored Waists tor Ladies, on*
ln * hoX* . _ $2.25 to f 4 00
Ladies’ Silk Wauls. Black Taftiia
13 05.
BATH ROBES
.'(it dren s Sweaters,
Ladles' Sweaters,
75c to ft.75
*2 00 to 14.5®
Ladies' Uc;f Vests,
ft.oe
'hlldren’s Toques,
25c. 50c
10c,~ 10c, 25c
infants' Bootee*.
\mportant Selling of Furs for (lifts
Handsome sets of the most popular Furs for
■'Omen. Inn can rely on our Furs, as they
ire all made to ord -r, and fully guarantee l.aud
esides we give yo t the tiuest assortment to
choose from, and save you mouev ou every
piece Mink, Isabella Fox, Sable Fox, BiueJ
Wolf. Japanese Mink. Bear, Squirrel, Marten
$5.00 to $75.00.
Umbrellas for Gifts
These Umbrellas have been selected with a
special view to their fitness for Qifts.
Children's, 50c to $1 50
Ladies’ 98o to $3.50
Men's, $1.00 to $3.50
Leather Goods for Gifts
Endless variety of Bags, Pocket Books, Purses
Collar Bags, Chatelaines etc., and the prices
are lower than usual.
Children's 25c Chatelaines, all colors cf
leather, oxodized frame, nickle chain, 10c
25c Leather purses, extra strong frames all,
colors, 10 cents
Genuine Alligator purses, strong frames,
worth 50c. Special, each '25c
Moire
Special Leather Collar Bags lined with 'jjjj
ire, each 50c and many other extra values. 'xB
NOTICE
s store will l«? open
very evening next week.
Closed All Day Christmas
‘ Trade With Us and Save Money”
Isaac Ctiampeaii, Mgr,
Ajjeuts for Stan lard Patterns.
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Lewaudo s F’ench Dver« an I Cleanse
PUTNAM, CONN.
Guaranteed Socks,
in a bos.
Phoenix Mufflers,
a box.