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The evening world., 1908-01-13
"Mana" at the Metropolitan,
"Louise" at the Manhattan

| in + major nr1 Hand. p 0.l..r COM
certo for string orchestra and two
wind choirs. All were played Win ,'e
hrilllancy and th~orouT.Iefs W.T., W'..'
this band IS wont to delga: Its hearers
Charles w. Clark gave n recital Mt
Mendelssohn Hall on Saturday after
neon. Mr.. Clark possesses a most SYM
pathetic baritone OF considerable power,
marred at times by a very throaty
emission, which illustrates his artistic
intentions and plays havoc with his dc
ton.
The singer was at his best in a we'll
chosen group or old English songs.
which pleased the audience and later
sang Hammond'S Ballad OF ne Bpny
Fiddler" with such dramatic effect that
II was r~edemanded.
Even tho late afternoon thunder
shower and the promise OF another
~downpour in the early evening failed TO
spofl the Sorisa concert at the Hippo
rome last night. The immense audi
torium was fairly well filled and the
great band was at its best.
The programme was OF the popular
classic order, with plenty O. Sousa in
terlected. and of this latter the audience
coulI nCt get enough. The s~oloists were
Dficy Allen. soprano: Jeanette Powers
'iol'niste. and Herbert l.. Clarke. cor
netist.
II was a Wagner programme at the
Sunday night concert a. the Metropoli-
tan Opera-House, but the audience was
not nearly as large as is usual when the
great masters works are presented
The bad weather was undoubtedly IA
sponsihle for the poor attendance.
h soloists We're Gsdski. Ki-khy-
Lunn. Knote. Van Rooy and Rlass. The
audience seemed to like the "Vorspiel."
from 'Parsifal,' and the selections from
DIE Walkuere" even more tina the
vocaltsts and applsuded Hertz. the con
ductor. until h Lad to shake his head
in a positive refusal o: an encore.
Manhattan Opera-House patron. en-
loved an excellent concert last night.
Bossts singing OF Celeste Aida" and
Observation-Disclosures rendering OF An,
Mon Fils,' from lie Prophetic were
rewarded with Applause that lasted
a long while. Russ. Johell!. Zeppi.i.
koellinC, Ancona and Dldur all were
well received, Campanini directed.
winning especial recognition for him
SCI: an dthe orchestra in the spiritede
exposition OF the overture from WaS-
ner's "RienZi."
The evening world., 1908-01-13
N~am1!5x|,: ,. &e. , /, 5 :;;.'':.
Tuesdays Offerings-Not on Sale Today
Economy Mems About
House and Decorative Linens

snow white lrishd anask Table Cloths, several good patterns 67ysr
t inches ais at sI*s5. t1ss a , of s. rs; IS sIxst inches at s's5, instead Of SIS:
.ns,: S9'G or 5os color Dress Linen rs to "a inches ~''e' It Csc a yard,
each AS instead Of s 81 50 S and 81 seor l.n' iis sf' 5asA sad a sqq lsss. ,s.5 zss
X zr 5 q a. ss sf4sse ss ssn i5:s ss s s;"s Gso. ss ssa, 90" ss4 acns fss,., =;
edge D" " s%s fs G csnSr p ss g ,s sasSa an" n a. nsen With lock stitch embroidered
+ s. 5s,:s 'n sss. FG s%sa nj: Is sso. "f iasesaG f % 81 IS? ! 3 Ps:n si@ e5 ] 4 q: . ;as's:a
one hundred d es o: 8 inch saloped Irish Linen. han en,n,d.-0a
' ~ Tire IhSs@aIsa dozens Ssie5sd Turkish Towels. generous size. n. ,.us
Notions At Little Prices
Al 15c a paire-shkeovered Dress Shields. sizes 3 and s.
At 3 1o a s ass"Alie1sr f fair Se Ts'D''' Shoe l'ee''
At At SC Sc "a a ss seeAFssthe TsRs St SG Grad du al White to SS so u a roll
At &c a card lie a sross-InvtsIbI' Eyes
Venise AHoper and Dotted Net At Halt Price
At soc a yard, regular value sl-White venise Alover, IS inches
At soc a yard, regular value sr-45inch Dotted Net in white and
Writing Paper by the Pound Specially br1 r.
Club V'hum papo-, 1oc u pound; envelopes. 15c a hundred; three
American Fabric paper at 15o a pound: envelopes. at ,sc a hun
French Cambria paper, at Csc a pound; envelopes, at Csc a hun
A. 5oe-1oo sheets of Linen Cloth paper and rs envelopss MI m IN
strong box, suitable to mail or express.
Note the Savings on Glopes
At &C., regularly 81 25--"omens Glaze Pique Gloves, a fresh. new
At s1-The mannish. one clasp. outseam Cape Walking Gloves, in
At 75c-Two clasp. outsoam Glaze Gloves, in tan and black.
Sare One Dollar on Girls Lam and Batiste Dresses
At So, regularly s4-Iasn Dresses, to be worn with separate wAst.
Collar trimmed with embroidery and lace. Full plated skirt with told.
broken plads. Sizes for ii, 16 and 1S years.
At Sd, regularly S5-Tatiste Dresses, in figured patterns Durcl
neck. with embroidery. Plated skirt with fold. Sizes for IA. 10 and
IS years.
Bargains in Pretty China
At 1, ere lac lac Chin cream pitchers, neatly @N decorated ra s"' green
Furs at Half Price and Less
At So regularly s12- Black Russian Foal Muns. made on large
block.
At SIS, regularly SO and s12-Tie scarfs to match.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
HOW To PACK BERRIES

liberal space If yeu have simply q town or city iof. make the mnst af this small plot of pupd II your eHsResal reMeMHefIns taat i4 cutting haek tht new gzaefl ezrry year or the ftH6 freas many u lhem can be ssa9u IL smaa space or an tHe borders neat fcaees.
 4ee a4#y H8ee one row drvotea to grapetla aaatheF rev te aasRher rIes. another rew to ht1eSte.res. an othcf ta entrants and seyeraf rows de voted t3 sf55V Vberries. each row run ning It5s 0tale Ieagth ef the flsa't gar den and so rlauied as b aautt of horse euIHf4fi1a- The aispa~al ef the Fa.s of aHpfe reach. pear plum ana eherry tfees cnn he ensllN arranged Plant the raWs Of trees far ennugb ppart te aGmt the various rows of smaa fruits l.eiween the rows ef trees
 e.raPesiHe~ will thrive equally wei wheu trained to the sl1e ef the house or fo as ather hurding or trained to the m'aiss of the porches of the hense
 II tbeee l. surplus Of fruit tt may he f5 marketed II senl to fhe city T must ho eHeetnlis packed 4he eraie shaNa ia t3e sketch Is equipped with a tieat aaeaea cover vet K sufficiently open n 1How the elr te circulate II NIB aeE alsat sixty auaft~ q bef FaIs~
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
4 Sudden Drop n Values

One uf iBY<e tading snoa storms thal s"fnellnHss hati*n had swept oRre fl5s tpHn a fHefHtfHg thr audsrnpe ae1 Dai the aeiz4 h4gli aisus ths affeea4 aHa on fHe siEigVaiila fhf pfa aref ~ Nt# lIlHieri5 fe7kcd eh1 pt hE fnea 8iHaaa lie mHfnlH9 altef ile sHfaa. aae elH5le4
 Fl aff#a#= HtE saf ta sHnzsi ihat aN aa ne ta hi ,fift eiHf .fe fasetts 1aif day tm4aata as # fat ss f dHint ha4fs ia
 ffte ta8a hIs sea@ shoFef however nta aeHi btFretY tp Waft AsaH i've atHaics laitl E nm h the garh of q fahoHt stIH45 uIeas
 5.AfIstsf He ! Erd don't yan want to hf Iiai doHe
 T daal laaN responded Mir Hip perly -Wh#t 8ili Ii cuSt nrY
 The Hntn iasked ai He haee drifts that covered the Nhik4 faf depth of nearly thfee feel and shrugged hIs shoulders
 s'i he ieh's worth sf he said
 Its toa mueh" said Nr lilpperly s1gl give You an eeuts 2
 The mn shnak his lt,td and meved on Mr liipneeis eaz aieHi fo fcsnue operations wheH he HGptaeIl ,e glance at his froaf window a3l saa its wife loailng ni hfm With Il aHeef smile oil bet fFre hen be remembered
 zItal4 aa z- AeaHiIra sH .epfHe hneA hefe mz faeHd IT sIze yea ihe del IHf Es, HHHsc
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
 h asi nH4hH

On saHn0la8 ast1 IltI iAaushertf an HeHaeed Ht ar shaUai eaf dpan Il lick n4euA eet,liasf} he gave his moueY e h44 04fe and leeaeleA Niae 1'etasE eat5e i2 E sfitl he dd not re ma Al 2 in the aHEHus the bell auuH,ied
 ef,e ft shuaes av VI ralhriek Molbe. gure sa!ehte' gasped Mrs ff6H sItery as shc viewed the battered Ieaee v Ael beiattA spouse. who with head tleitit haniaget. one arm ln I
 Ha and Ills Hat eve dane .a court e.aatef Hured r1Iufafiy iulo The room f'hwat haala5.a fp tez v
 Me aa hfls seHaHff hod little areymat down it flannlau's
 'AesA h, Is tts Ar th lolkes av veg be aftuef giHa 9lcked te wan av fhm weasel fMtd. shpa1le shaaRea nnlMnfs
 sXHHsaf sla.se's reuraed Nike softly Nver shpake dl9resbpletful hy th ,lead iadse
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
THE HOME FRUIT GARDEN.
suaaessions For Making it Profitable
 .. Well as Useful.

The home fruit garden is not only attractive when the stra wberrles are in bloom or in fruliIng or when the raspberries. currants. pears, peaches or other fruits are ready to pick. The home garden is ever an attractive spot No member of the family, no visitor or other person ean pass this garden de. yoteA 10 the grow IHg If the various fruits Tor home ase without being at- tracted To f. Saah il home fruit gar den expeesses maeA t9 the observer af sii seasons of tba year II speass of contenfmcnt. ef Hea#h and ef fhe home tabfe emAetfisheH eifh beaHiifal 4ha delicious specimen. of large aad sh3l5 fruits
 9he iosati8n ot 0r ne ffuit enr dpn shDpfd b. 8s pear inc dwelling as pasgiille II may embrace IA acre. h3it m acre quartef ol m aere ot il may be confined to he E4HH eHd ef forty foot lot n foNn or eify If you have plenty Of land. give the frait garden
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
rLAIs De eH uAnnowiso.

reanirs-i dlstanet. II each end and plaee . p9'e upright II eaeb end and at the end bpgpzite tp tlie one where yon coHlEeaee blowing Place another p9a farther oil lining # dp with the ena e4.as strP oa the saae distance at eHeh end ti8t you do at the stles so tlaa z#I aiE He t'fe fisht pfohot fl8a SHari t4e plan md keep tiie fsp eia a8H8 iH tae tetweeu the horses H.# 's aHi Esi straight furfoW n sifHt t#g3i Ali taHi F H3F neeessary X r. he tHr bark Htfro0 stlaiSat Raa tte eHer aHd affef that keep tbe lnie q fhe fsaepN. and turn fhe aoH la eNHH iaEeHs. Siighll4 lHpHlag aeef. taa4IHR f5s sHtee hv5@een them Aa saa4 a= q iAaa is aHlehea harrow aud deie tt tefare commencing aHatt CT ueld if usiHs tW8 teams. the first one 10 liuish nses thr harrow aud drug This re=ts the ie1m hY change fhis method puts fhe land ia fine condition and s#Nes much future work. as fresh D pipwed land works much better linn ahera au entire field k plowed before dragging or narrowing
 BnEging .putcd fashion" may be ueH te seate md prove of value. It's advantages afr that it drags neither lenefhs tSc Ter square Herass the fur rows md makes ensirr corners ttap the ordinary diagonal dragging The pinn butch fashian ts shown in the diagram Commence hy striking onts frou to | 1un fo the right and kB hsek ai thp fpff side of iifst track aH yea rcuzh e5i9e of haid near nlIfe sa9ezs fae hfst track md hack ea fHs dHnoz iHe si te tn fhe nEber end eross eger aud buck nn opposite siee asaH
 eHafmne rreasirs over at eaeh end inside Yanf Last fGaek af4d outside the lnst tfagA aiuag the sides When half deas If- pIgte 0il laok ike the tlrst dlpsfam aHd t5t eeSf rip would he frpH C t0 r. Ia F. to r, to C. When dpnn the tast nip W0uld be from C te II. and the 3lere will have heen drag ged twice dneonaily m opposite difee tons I his works well on pieces that are ueafiY square or not more thna twiee Bs long as Wide of late said one who had tried this system. we have teund that II ls economy In plew ing eaIilsating. etc.. te make cur @ads as tong us possihle on these Dutch dragging did not work aS well. as il was toe near leHefhwise the fnrroMs so We hlt uptn what we eal @erazy Dutch shown ln the second diagram We strike eatsa ziezag across tae pis',e two of ti1rse CT Hare times. ac eanllaG te its ieu@th compared r. wi,th The siiEram shows fhree Hines
 Ylz. ffaW \ t,4 h fo z. tap Turn lo the rishi aad So h8tk oa left t7 first track te Y a8d dffNe azfe~s u C, an righf siac ta |, theH ua lefJ sffe n \ enass eKer mad hasb au tea sale ef | belye stlugAl 4etess fAe hfst two tfaoks turn tu the letl aaa go ct right si1c tn
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
kinn snah.

Richard >enihansen Ia "kunstwart'' enlaressS an the power ot a new mon. arch whom he calls King Snah "sneh,s he says. using the English word despite the German emperor's r,s. quest te emit the nse ef foreign wnrsis. makes our fashions not only in our theaters and our hooksto but even deerecs at the arr exhibitions whlch pictanss shall se Ia vogue, for. m seen. he ercmnles plaee an the jury Snoh indicates also whsch ef the cum- nescrs are great Snah cr,ateS all The aFt fashions which have their er, gin ln the targe elflS We shontl nnf hs, d>,ele,Ai ef the imposing ariIslic eemmHalu uAieh n.akeS yae lams fer The gnas e4~ af eeffHans severn stghths u#sini ars With th eyes oi ghe kueW asssiax They eaassd ta fHe fraat the Aea wilh ais hssstt> and Eegs ike Mehhrs aHi andeF glar rrasress ot ilaasn E hss~e tssessF x Hat >eeFefsd hN ee aaa tvs1 his aeNef destroys euaHus Inc We3sf 0skse \ asNer- Ra H@ i IS rasv of NiaS Saats aat =sH
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
1 rna GAeaen.

eNiv pfo rffff E .lHr sud ihe for sieHaF saleh saAm Elae eaelea sfHslea af sHaagea shs8 i ateH IB She }5e4I rffnea4 iieNt t. A.rA hs @ sa thai fAe iaHan1 flashed 1n as HaiEn nanas
 ea ecEk filh he Saia cam r.aeatlf T aat fsam ms sae1en shoat S3uee weflA nf ptnges ! yeas II k large garden iraa the Syrian eeast t eXteuds ta ah aa iaeeea9hte distance Nou d.aui knaW Me nlaaieA spoases like potatoes Men eMa sponge hc1s in the Mediterranean as they own oyster beds in the Chesa. peake hay Only sponges are more lucrative than oysters They fetch from Si to $io a pound IL takes a sponge afte- planting three years to mature Tn. hcs, depth for sponge garden Is lSo feet New York Press.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT June rs f9o8
LUMP JAW.
\ yrsatnsnt That Sometimes "iii
 Cure sn lnfss.s5 Aniwasi-

'fS&fTsrf AFSk 0-fff~--
 Cure sn lrfssts5 Aninasi-
 The fo.lsr Ias is tils standard tTeaf- ment Tor Hnp jas ga eatsse5 it tlis'te te an opening ln the fllglor or sveiii-is. inject into fie epeni#s about pise t's.i- spoonful of finctare 0f iasiiae daily U there ls 10 eg,eHlas rao tse tIaefure Gu The skin daily of il may be injected with q hytaIerlnic sgfiase- Continue the Urea affls..ftt untff f is evident that flle growth ef i6e fumOr has stopped
 If willing te gire up the use of the GOV s. mIlker uafI she is cured. yoa mag also, IB addition 10 The treatment above prescribed. giee her one and half to two and 3 half feaspoonfhis oi toIide of potassium divided into two doses, one in the morning and one at night. to be given in pint Of warm water. Continue this for two weeks or until signs of iodism appear. sucn as scurfy skin. weeping at the eyes and drIbbIlng from the nose and mouth. Then discontinue for a week or ten days and commence again IT necessary
 The iodide Of potassium will render the milk unfit for use Continue To mix her regularly. however, and throw the milk away. as she may be cured Tn few weeks. and then her milk will be all right. The disease Itself does not render the milk unit for use unless the COW is Ia the Last stages, where the general health Of the COW will be tuualre1
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
.0-sas EVtrslN. here.

Geasse 0faelg dlsirihafea w. nsua h. eg sAeH ss existing la 1uf tezlaar4le kaaea eHls heestase hefr Ne i !#renula' pastures art a,55,5ts T. mg are. however. to he faHea @5 fsf Harfh timt the sol i, fra gen nnlet th..ia during the greater pl [ eI the ,eat whlle they are also eem mon n pfts af the south where fhe frost is uever known Even the mona. tam te4s ttat are clothed with perpet aal saaN have just below the snow l!ne ther carpets of poas that grow and hioom through hrlef period every year The grasses push hard against the eternal spows.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

mau and hnfe rho fepairs done right avay na fii4d ~ aaetrs ! uant 70 iH o si8 fgsaisFHszf Ish.iHarB and fake ss# F8ee af fst feHasis
 sp saf an lefszf+f f'ie ~a1iie
 Ns6s a4 sl.e Ht n sl Wars and eM u dls, nf u ls are has things fragfe-rezi fssd43 atsalu2 she iaok es faH t8atas an ife fFsla laa be HaH naf ll eglsfsls ss.llsss. .if if Has fHs eisst- -sf fiat affl=f 'I.s..l Anfie taals ar ! ed E. aofif. er f1Hf af #. .a.sssea flafsHf asr bef If fHe dz=8f ri ratileF 'a1g fete
 '.fle eell5ng hu iu l'lefea's room oB Monday #ies3t aH1 8is ufm is i1rpkefi. was i1er s~sefiss
 '.uh 8iie Eikin@ cried hpriei ~i feel for ali fise world Ike 3 murderer af iaree whai an fs dor
 -SnpI,0se Teu epHie up and set. i'ierce Perhaps he ran suggest way ont of t.. shld Harriet. with sIsteriy interest
 They found Fierce lying back Tn morris chair tendIns the ialest l que of mnRazige He mide very inter. estlua nBeiHre with his bsndaged arm and his smoking Iaeket thrown about his shoulders
 What fan say7'' said NHrici as she reaebed forth snpplicating hand to meet His free eBe
 s'i don't kaaw #hat you ean say but there's hcau of things you enn do hpldlt a@ssffs.d Inc tn mid
 "AByffing augftiesf' cried Muriel
 aWcH zlt down fef ans thlag said piafee as he lnitsd T ehair very close to his Siie zHf down beside hIm and t was twilight Hcu she left
 ii wns i fnafier af comment n The neighlsrileoa fbai Nr Eiklns ntirsed I hrakeu af1H fpa fiIe Iauet.si iitue on fec. lrd N hen neigtiors inquired of the leeai Ae.taf l5Hs flia pnteni progressed ite dpei0r shaek fis head and smiled
 "A serious oa4e sas his only com ment "a sefy very sefioas case ]"
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
MAILS CLOSE FOR

Bo>ton,7 ,i0 l0.l0 a. m. l2.l5 RI. m paalelsoe, 1.4o, le.lo a. m., ] S5, 7.45 p. m, Hartford. 10, lo.l0 q. m. 5S5 1.45 p,m. New York, 1.40, lo.i0 a. m, , l5. 5 35, T.fsp.u New Haven, 10, 10. 10 a. m., 5.35, .4s D. rs. Norwich, 40, lo.la B. m., S.35, .45 D. m. Millmsntic, 7.lo. l0.ie a. m, 5.35. IS p.m. Worcester, a.lo. l9.i0 s. m.. s5. 5.s5. T.35r
 H.
 West and Southern States. T.lo 7.4o, io.lo. .
 m, S.la, S.Ss, 5.SA. -.s5 ?. m. Worcester and New London. North, Way S,.
 ,ions. 1.l0 $. n., s.S5 ?. m. Worcester and New London, South, Way St.
 tions, 7.+0 &. ul., 5.S5 m Boston and Hartford. East, Way Stations, 7.ll
 a. Boston and Hartford West. Way Stations, s.s.
 ?. m. Boston and Pough., East, Way Stations. s.a
 ?. Boston aud Poagh.. West. Way Stations, lo.io
 A. Boston, Providence and New York, East, Wa,
 Stalons, l0.l0 a.m. Weeds,ecss. Wes;iord and Ess,ford. hv stage
 lo.So q. nl WeoSis,ccks, South, North. East, lo.so \. m.
 a.SS p- n. fomirci, sec s. m, s.ss ?. us., by stage. Nights for sli points s.4s ?. na. sasdsYs for al points. $50 D. n.
 FRANK C. LETTERS. Postmaster.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
A J ?
NAaiArlass o> pereu FASHION.

AAbtAfiasS o> DUTCH FASHION. (. where you will cross the two tracks again. and VI an left side to n Al ways ge straight ahead til you get to the edge 0f the field before you make a turn
 When half done it will book like the pieture. and the next trip would he from F Ia r G II. l. ]. K. l.. F.. When done the last trip wili be from NJ to N q, r This looks complicated. but il isn't half as hard 10 do it as IL k to tell about + At least II seems that way to iae just now in striking eut we never measure piece. but guess at the angles However the truer you get Il struck out the letter II works out ia finishing
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Putnam, and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way poinrs at e.35 A. m. changing at Elmvie on cars oi the Providence and Danielson Railway. leaving Elmyille at 6.45 and s.45 A. m. and hourly thereafter ,o and including i5 m. Return ing, leave Market Square. Providence, at 5.4a a III. and hourly thereafter to 3.i5 2. m., ther 5.45 p. m. Fare 7j cents.
 sDoes noi run Sundays.
 Sundays, one hour later.
 xsundays, hours later.
 All s3fsas31 Ii 9fs sJdacei as entfai Ii lage with cars for Mnusuu
 Above table subjee, ,o change without notic, For Purity and Excellence. and a combination
 9f pfopeflIes ia constitute perfect
 erlnkIHg Malef,
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
E arm dno
 egarden
FLOWING AND DRAGGING.

System Will Gave Time and Trouble In
 Farm Work.
 Tn pigving aim to have the plow cle4u and fire from rn2f. so t will SCOUT at tbe start Couple The horses closer io the Fiov than fo A wagon. See that the cieyis Is adjusted so II is fin q direct line and causes tbe plow 10 go the proper depth Take pains 10 hase steady. even pulling team See that the harness fi,s just right and ereryfhlng k in order. For blowing level make narrow lands and con seqnently more dead fnrrows. Go to the side Of the field and step or the
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

Many requests from CalaFTh suffer efs N to a1sss atouaiFcrs haze resulted in ti4Nid 1ream italta. n new and ret- Nenlcnl iofm ei ElN Cream Balm. the eaA remedy fer laGafEh N hieh can ai- wASs ls ,iefensled on Tn power so al lax inflammation. .sa cleanse tbe chg eei ar. ps>>ssee>, to promote ffsxs, natus rAl hrcalhing the tMo forms ef Cream Ralsa are alike. Liquid Cream Balm is Sslsi hv aH druggists for sA ccut>. iN- spfAsin tubS Mailed hA Fly hres., ao N sFnen StEcet, New Aefk
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
MAILS OPEN FROM

Besion, New Ao4k Hartford and all point
 north, east, south aesi sse-~s st B a ua Bestea, S.l3. a.li 3. ln.. 8.41, 0a p. m ilsaiflsaf1. S Ii a in., 5. u l5 uI. Norwich, <, II a. ul ] 41. 6-0a ' h. Usiiafd. $ Il d. la.. | l0. 6.4s ?. m. New York. \. Il a ni., il0 5 10, ?. ID Worcester, s.la !. m. SOS ,. n. Webster, S.la a. n.. 6.05 D. ru N lsilmaniic. s.eo. Il a. ai.. f.lo p. m. SNndaNs tlnm all Nalnt- s s0 l.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Why It Succeeds Because It's for One Thing Only, and Putnam People
 Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything
 Doing one thing wei! brings success.
 Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing only,
 They cure sick kidneys.
 They cure haekaehe, every kidney ill,
 Here is Putnam evidence to prove il.
 Clarence R. Titus, of Il Woodstock avenue, Putnam, Conn, says My know ledge of the great value of noan : kidney Pills is based on the expert enee os ny brother. He suffered from kidney complaint for some time and was aet benefited hy any of the reme- dies he used He began taking noan '> kidney pillS, procured al nre>seF's 's drng store. and they did him so much go.sd that he would mol he without then in the house. | know of many other people who have been cured ef kidney lFaahle by the Use of noan' k Kidney Ptlis !
 For sale hs all dealers. Price a eeasS. Foster. Mllham Ca., Buffalo. New York, sole agent for the aitsd States.
 Rememher the name--noAn sand take no other.
 GA ST O R A. ss.-.,A. rias Aas '. s.- .... SSss s*,.ss'' ]. GHzZzz;<
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Ea..arn Peultr. Pian,a.

Ieghovns, MmarcaS and Rhode Island Reis are used on the egg farm. Light nrahmas and rlS nsough Rocks on the raaster aud canon plants, whtle the hrailer aud combination plants use Plymouth Rocks, Wyaala,tes or Rhode Islana Rysl> nSsar Erf
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX.
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Roa,es Nol a,,,2.=

Roates No. l and ,. Rural arrer, leave laiiY, Sundays and Hoh days eseePied> ats.l0a m rotarn at ;s.lo D. n Mailahle matter, weighing rounds CT les, sent by Rnral Gamers must he ffepafe, hy stamps affixed.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

For a niid, easy action of the bowels a single dose ot noan : Regalets is enough. Treatment cures hahitnAl con. siipaiian. zs cents box. Ask yoar druggist for them.
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway C

EsT IT Ei-l T.
 Time given tor ears leaving Front and
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester and interDedi ate stop. al s6.0T, - -55 a. m-, hourly theresi ter uutil S.55 ?. n. Return leaveW orcestert its HsIll st 5.l5 n., snd Louriy until s-l5 ?. n Time hours and p minutes; fare 45 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Webster aud intermediate stop. st ss 07 a. m., v 55 .. rn.. and hourly until i055 p. m. Returning. leave Webster \; ss-l5 a. m. "A: a. m. and hourly until l0.55 p. m. Fare D cents E1tra for Mecbsn. scsyiile only hourly from l.25 D. until 1.25 m
 Leave Putnam for Dayville sn iusrmediste stops al xs.35 a. n. and hourly thereafter untL II B ?. m Returning, leave Dayville at s5.E a. rn q. 10 a. m.t Davyills tear house.; I.5 n., and hourly thereafter until i0-2s ?. m.
 leave Putnam for 1apielson At 1885 A n., then hourly ill is.35 ?. nl. Returning leave Danielson al v 10 s. ID. and then hoarly unti. 10 10 r. m. Fare l5 eents..
 Leave Putnam for entral Village and inter. mediate stops st x6.3o A. m. and hourly until e.35 D. m. Returning, leave entral Village &, s6 .i5 q. m., .45 a. n.. and hourly thereafter until 9.i5 ?. m. Fare ? cents. All cars con. meet at ertral Village for Moosup. . Fare : cents
Putnam patriot., 1908-06-19

By Cify Carriers Daily. Sundays ant Holiday exeepied4 al 70 i. III. ahd flo m, aud | l.0a a. uf in the Business Seefior One deiiserA by Cisy Carriers on Holidays.