Putnam patriot., 1908-06-05

Afr and Mrs. William Brady are .s.;,;ng relatives on Pomfret street. Mrs. Lewis Williams is the guest orher son, l.. 0. Williams
 Mrs. Dutee smith, Fremont street, ..s been entertaining her son, Roy smith, of Boston.
 On Sunday evening MT. and Mrs. William Wheaton returned from their wedding trip
 u, Ivy Billings and wife of Tarry- ,u, Y. have been the guests of SD. H. Billings.
 u, and Mrs. E. N. Foster. of Put ..n Heights. are entertaining Dr. She n.,d and family of New York. -Rex. B. r. Benoit will preach in n.oielson next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mrs Frederick Plimpton of Min .sanolis. and Mrs. James NJ. PImpton nf Hartford, Ntie ' Eu0'ep OA - - ~ F plke on Thursday. MI. and Mrs. William D. Case and dsaghter Maude, were guests Memoir s Day of MT. and Mrs. Frederic Il. ease Of Worcester.
 Al a.S0 Saturday afternoon en Narse let. Putnam will play the fast Neosup aggregation. Encourage tie boys by your attendance,
 A session of the Superior court will eren in this city next Tuesday at 10 a. n. for trial of eases to court, and VIII u,obably continue two weeks. -Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Griffin of Bo,ton, and Martin Griffin of New York. were guests of their parents on pomfret street over the holiday. Mrs. Clarence Taber of Chapman street. and Miss L. Gertrude Taber of Woodstock, are visiting relatives in ,priagiield and vicinity.
 Attorney Ralph w. Botham, of New York, spent q few days the past week with his parents, Mr. and Ms. I. F. Betham. Wilkinson street. MI. and Mfs. George Newell, and thsf daughter. of Washington, k. l., hage been guests of MT. H. l.. Burt and aniIy, Grove street, coming here in lAsir automobile.
 At the state Socialist convention he'd in New Haven Saturday, Burton E Ieayilt of this city and Charles E. Rivers of Mechaniesville, were chosen presidential electors.
 -The ladies of the NonPartisan N. I. [. will hold their next meeting wlh Ms. II. 0. Preston, l6e Grove iiset, Monday afternoon, June sth, at o'clock.
 Regular meeting of the W. k. C., D A. 0. H. hall, Tuesday, June 9, at a p. m. Dishes left at the hall Me aofal Day, can be procured that af- kmoon.
 The entire staff of the Bradley the. tie under management of the Jackson Imasement Company, was entertain ey Manager Richard German at his slaenee OH seward street Sunday ening
 -list of letters remaining at the Imam Post Office for the week end June ,:
 Lsdies-Mrs. Charles X. Barrows, IN tleh, Miss Mary keough.
 Nehtlemen-Nm nj. Gallup Geer, Jo- Ia Hughes.
 The 18th annual Exhibition of work she Students of the Norwich Art aool, will be held in the Converse 0alery, Norwich, June 5th, from eoclOek. This exhibition will re- Ein open to the public during the Inner.
 wrestling match will be held In son hall, North Grosvenordale, nday evening, June 10th, between Y Hanson Of Worcester, Champion ef"eight, and young Pardello of F'ohdge. There will also be inter- ne preiiminaries. Proceeds for the J" Of the Swedish band. '1nes A. Blake, of New Haven, TOT several years past, has had the 'f'csi management of Wildwood and the theaters sof the other 'Aef resorts of the Connecticut pshy, has resigned, the resignation as effect the first of June. His sue T has net been named.
 program of horse races arranged sunday afternoon at the Putnam s'oaias MAS not completed on &C.,
 v siie rain. Glass A was taken 1 @'y benlon owned by T. T. Dwy- "sossef, and Glass E by Edward 1 " 1oiddeek of Waureg ,n. The l ~sse run in half mile heats, with i s'sief ol Brooklyn as starter. x etEie League has won a deci- !
 'essIyi without contention, by l
 Aaesn Councils declaration that
 essfis decide that the licenses i
 aaa sFanted are contrary to ]
 -.'A hereafter the law will he
 sAioFee'i, and nothing will be
 v se soid cn >anday-not even .
 -sss' cigars and tobacco. That
 consistent ground that can
 = ! she State law is to be hon.
 's1efal Grant once declared in ]
 Na unpopular law: Enforce
 s and impaFially is the best
 seare iis repeal