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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-10
Chicago.

Two base hit, Hahn; three-base hits, Freeman, Johnson; sacrifice hits, Street, Donohue CD; stolen base, Dougherty; left on bases, Washington 3, Chicago 8; first balls on balls, off Johnson 4, off White l.; first base en errors, Washington 2, Chicago l; struck out, by Johnson 3, by White 3; wild pitches, Johnson, White; time, 1:40; umpire. O'Loughlin.
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Boston.

Two-base hit, Lord; three-base hits, Mcconnell, Bradley; hits off Young, 6 in innings. off Burchell in in nings; sacrifice hits, Perring, Hickman; stolen bases, Bradley 2, J. Clarke: dou- ble play. Wagner Mcconnell and Un- glaub; left on bases, Boston s. Cieve- land 5, first base on balls off Young 1, off Burchell 1, of Chech i; first base on errors, Boston 1; struck out by Young {. by Chech 1, by Burchell 2; time. 1:42; umpires, Hurst and Egan.
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Bridgeport.

Holyoke 1 oOOO2Oooo0 IA B'port.. 0 70 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
 Two-base hits, Boucher Massey, Waller; home run, Hayward; sacrifice hits. Perkins ?. Rogers 2; stolen bases. Boucher, Hayward, Ladd; double plays. Swick, o'Rourke and Kennedy; Dolan and Massey, left on bases. Holyoke TO-, Bridgeport l5: bases on balls. off Hodge 3, off Waller 8; first base on err TOTS, Holyoke 1, Bridgeport 1, hit by pitched ball, Rogers; struck out by Hodge 6. by Waller 15; passed balls, Ahearn ?; time, S:1O; umpire. Wilkln- son.
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Boston,.

Two-base hits, Kelley, Murray; base hit, Smith 2, Bates; hits, off Fromme 5 in Ia innings, off karger 4 in 3 innings, off Beebe in 2-3 innings; sacrifice hits, Hannifin, Kel- ley, double play, Ritchey 70 McGann; left on bases, St. Louis 4, Boston 8; first base on balls, off Fromme 5, off Beebe l, off Kargcr ?; struck out. by Fromme 2, by Mccarthy ', by Beebe 1; wild pitch, Fromme; time, 2:20; umpire, Johnstone.
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TAILENDERs LOSE.
Springfield Captures Hstless Game
 from Durant's Misfts.

Springfield, Mass, July 9.-Spring- field defeated Waterbury 2 to In a dreary game today, the winning run coming on @ huff by O'Hagan which gave McAndrews two bases on short fly, sacrifice by Burns and McLean's hit. Two of Waterbury's hits were bunts, Mclean having the visitors un- der control at all times. The score:
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nings; sacrifice hits. Gibson, Magree, Bransfield stolen bases, Magee q left on bases, Pittsburg II, Philadelphia q; first base on balls. off Moren 4, off Richie 8, off Maddox 4; first base on errors, Pittsburg 1. Philadelphia 2; struck out, by Maddox 1, by Nor en 2, by Richie 2. Time, 1:45. Um- plre. o'Day.
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Brooklyn.

Winning run scored with 2 out Chicago .........s.1 0 0 o O00o2 IA Brooklyn ,..,....."0 Q 0 0 o O 0 0 0-3
 Two base hit sheehan; hits off Pfeslter & In g innings; sacrifice hits, sheckard, Pfeister, Jordan, steinfeldt, Moran double play, Burch and Hum mel; left on bases, Chicago 9, Brook lvn s. first base on balls Of Pfelst CT 4, eff Fucker 5; first base on errors, Chicago 2; hit by pitcher, Hoffman, Evers; struck out by Pfeister 4, by Brown 1, by Fucker '; wild pitch. Fucker CD; time, hours; umbires, Rudderham and Rigler.
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Philadelphia.

I'uttCu loI I1HIlSelI III JLn.
 ~--Batted for Powers in 12th.
 Score by innings:
 St. Louis ,..,..0 o 0 0 DO % 2-5 Philadelphia 10 % 01oo 0 o--S
 Two base hits, Oldring, E. Collins, Vickers; hits off Plank ' in 8 1-3 inn ings, off Vickers 2 in 2-S innings; sacrifice hits, Ferris, Nichols. J. Col lins; double plays, Williams, Wallace and T. Jones; Williams and T. Jones CD; Murphy and Smith; left on bases St. Louis 14, Philadelphia 8; first base on errors, St. Louis ?, Philadelphia f.; hit by pitcher by Powell 1, by Plank 2, by Vickers 1; struck out by Powell 3, by Plank ?, by Vickers 4; wild pitch, Vickers; time, 2:27; umpire, Connolly.
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Detroit, July 9.-Detroit won another victory here today In the ninth inning The locals seemed to have a winning lead, but two hits, three battery errors and an inexcusable misplay by Ball gave the visitors four runs and the game. 10 to 8. Score:
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PHILLIPS TAKE ANOTHER.
Pittsburg Lost Again and Giving Phil
 adclphia the Series.

Philadelphia, July 9. Philadel- phia made 1t three out of four by winning to-day from Pittsburg by a score of to 2. The home teams fielding Is still bad Richie replaced Moren in the fourth Score.
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WHITE sox BEAT SENATORS.
Chicago Bunched Hits on Washing
 ton Pitcher and Took Fast Game.

Washington, July s.-Chicago punched single and double off Johnson in the third inning to-day and this practically defeated Wash ington, to 8. White was effective with men on bases. The score:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At standardization 8, New Bedford 1.
 At Lowell--Lowell 8, Lynn 2.
 At Haverhill-Haverhill 8, Fall River 8.
 At Worcester--Lawrence 2, Worees- ter 2 (12 innings.)
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oY. YOUNG POUNDED.
Maps Sent Boston's Veteran Twirler
 to the Cattle Yards in Fifth.

Boston. July 9,-Cleveland batted Young out of the box in the fifth in- ming today and Chech held the locals to six scattered hits, the visitors win ming to 1. Bradley's all around work was feature. The score.
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Waterbury.

Sacrifice hits, Connor Burns, O'Ha- gan, Murphy; stolen bases, Rising Yale; two base hit, Stankard, first base on balls off Mclean l. off McPartlin 8; left on bases, Springfield 9, Waterbury 4; struck out by McPartlin 2; double plays, Burns and Stankard, Schincel and Fitzpatrick; time, 1:so' umpire, Kennedy.
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ST. LOUIS OUTCLASsED.
Boston Easily Takes Cardinals Into
 Camp on Their Own Field

St. Louis, July 9.--Boston to-day took the third and last game of the current series II to 2. St. Louis used three pitchers. Fromme, Karger and Beebe, and all were hit freely. Me Carthy was effective for Boston. Score:
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SIXTEEN INNING BATTLE.
Bill Hayward Wins for Holyoke in This Period Against Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, July 9.--An error by Hit letting in two runs in the seventh was fatal today, Holyoke winning, to g. on a home run by Hayward in the l6th inning Score;
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ST. LOUIS GAME.
Plank Invincible Till Ninth When
 Browns Sent Him Out and Win.

Philadelphia, July 9-After being blanked until the ninth inning by Phil adelphia today. St, Louis knocked Plank off the rubber, tied the score, and won in the twelfth inning. The score:
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CUBS GET OVERTIME CAME.
Brooklyn Downed by Worlds Cham
 plons in Fast Contest in Chicago.

Chicago, July s.-Chicago won in the tenth inning today defeating Brooklyn to 3. Moran's muff, gave the visitors the fret three runs Chicago made throe runs on loose fielding and Fucker $ wildness. Score:
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DowD's MEN DROP ONE.
Hartford Again Tied With Ponies as
 New Britain Won Yesterday.

New Britain, July 9.-New Britain won from Hartford today by score of ' to 3. The local team made four runs In the first inning. The score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Buffalo-Buffalo 10, Rochester At Toronto--Toronto 8, Montreal B.
 At Baltimore-Newark 5, Baltimore
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sPoRTsMAN's LOG.

Racing at BrlBnton Behcn, E'oV D. m.
 Glldden automobile tour,
 Cricket: Philadelphia at Worcester, Eng.
 Yachts Trial of motor boats for challenge cup at Huntington, L. I.
 Golf: Connecticut State tourna- ment at New Haven. Advertising mems tournament at Lambton Country club, Toronto, Ont,
 Rifle shooting: Olympic tourna- ment at Bisley, England.
 Trap shooting: olympic tourna- ment at uxendon, England,
 Lawn tennis; Round robin dou- bles at Westchester Country club. open tournament at Englewood, N. J. Open tournament Spring field Country club.
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PIRATES DROP ANOTHER
Phillies Capture Series from Plttsburg --Cubs Beat Brooklyn and St.
 Louis Downs Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Plttsburg, Boston at Cincinnati.
 Brooklyn nt St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-10

Two-base hits, Cobb. Rossman, Hemphlll; hits off Orth, In innings off Manning, in innings, off Sum mers, 10 in innings, off Willetts, none in inning; sacrifice hits, Rossman, Summers, Cobb, Ball; stolen bases, Schaefer, Keeler, Chase 2; double plays, Niles and Ball; Niles, Kleinow, Chase and Morlarity; left on bases, De- troit &, New York 3; first base on balls, off Orth 1, off Manning 1, off Summers ?; first base on errors. Detroit g. hit by pitcher, by Summers 2, struck out by Summers B. passed ball, Schmidt time. hours; umpires, Evans and Sheridan.
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Meriden.

score by innlngs:
 New Haven 0 % 0 0-1 Meriden. ... 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 1--2
 The summary: Sacrifice hits, Halli- gan, Corcoran, Barbour, Pastor; stol- en bases. Pleiss, Soffel; two base hits, Wade 2, zacher, Havel, Connell; in- nings pitched, Halllgan 10, Corcoran 9 1-3; hits off Halligan 5, off Corcor- an g.; struck out by Halligan 1. by Corcoran 2 bases on halls, by Halli- gan 2. by Corcoran ?; passed bill Waters. Time of game, l;40. Um- pire. Merrick. Attendance, 800
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Hartford.

Two-base hits, Waterman. Moves and Yancey; home run, Casey; hits off Swanson, 4 In two-thirds of an inning, off Fisher. sin Ia innings, off Reiger, ' In 1-3 innings, off Ward. In 3 2-S innings sacrifice hits, Waterman: stol- en base. Burns; double play Bunyan; left on bases. New Britain {, Hartford &; first base on balls. Reiger 3, off Swanson 1, off Fisher ?; first base on errors, New Britain l, Hartford l., struck out by Reiger 3, by Ward 1, by Swanson 1, by Fisher 8; time, 1850; um- pire, Rorty.
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Totals
Philadelphia.

Pittsburg ,.n.O 1 0 0-2 Philadelphia .1 2 1 0 0--5
 Two base hits, Doolin, Dooln; three base hit, Grant; hits off Moren 4 in 8 13 innings, off Richie in 2-3 in-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-10
 HARD LUCK DEFEAT Locals Lose After Hitting Hard, But Not Safely, on Un-
 fortunate Play. CUBANS DOWN HARTFORD Fisher Pounded from Box by New Britain--Ponies and Holyoke
 Successful.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUD sTANDIN,
GAMES TO-DAY.

Holyoke at New Britain (two games). New Britain at Waterbury. Springfield at Hartford. Meriden at Bridgeport.
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New York.

xBatted for Coughlin in ninth.
 xxBatted for Summers in ninth.
 Score by innings: Detroit .. ........1 o21 0 0 4-l0 New York ..........1 0 0 0 5 O 0 2 O. 8
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26

industries that it contains. Hope the milkmen will appreciate our efforts
 A beauty cure that is engaging the attention of fashionable so- ciety at the present moment is the milk cure and it's only fault is that it is ridiculously cheap for cure adopted by fashionable society. Milk is rubbed into the face at night with a piece of soft linen and allowed to dry and in the morning the face is washed in milk, but no soap must be us- ed. Skin regularly washed in milk is declared to be proof against sunburn
 County Judge Denman return ed last night from a four days trip over the county, where he went to ascertain the amount of damage done to the county's le- wees and bridges thoughout the districts which are subject to overflow and reports that not single bridge or leyee had been washed away, nor had any of them been damaged to any ex- tent. The roads were damaged considerably by washing but the Judge says these can be easily repaired and that it will be done at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26
A B o U T T o w N

G. H. Dismukes, of Junction City, passed through last night on 223, en route to Hope to at tend a meeting of the Presbytery board of the Presbytery Church called for the purpose of select ing a preacher for the Presbyter- ian Church at Juncticn City. Mr. Dismukes stopped off at Emmet for the night to visit old friends whom he knew in the 7O's, when he used to teach school there. He spoke very kindly as remember ing the Bartons', Hulses, an1 especially Ed Hood, who was con- stable of Emmet township while he acted as justice of the peace in 1878.
 sam Arnett who has camping outfit on the Little Missouri riv- CT near the railroad bidge, is having splendid success fishing. Wednesday night he caught a catfish which weighed 40 pcundE and a number of smaller ones, and altogether took no pounds to Gurdon yesterday. where he has contract with J. R. Abbott to sell all he can catch at fair price. He lives on the river alor c and takes the fish to market in person to save express charges.
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 The following is reputed to come from a responsible source and may be all right. However, our principal reason for publish ing it is for the boost for home
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26

Mr. and Mrs. M I. Yocum of Newport will arrive in the city on NO. , tomorrow morning ana will spend several days visiting relatives and friends in Prescott
 Quite number of our citiz- ems went to Boughton this morn ing where they will fish in Gar land Creek down to the Little Missouri river.
 B. II. Logan and wife are in Hope today, Mir. Logan on busi- ness and Mrs. Logan visiting re- latives and friends.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26
A(.JCT ION SALE Public Sale
 Every
 Saturday
a. ". ELLSWORTH

Miss Leona Stone, of Little Rock, is visiting in the city, ts,s guest of Miss Ruth Moncrief
 II. G. Sharp spent last nigh1 here with his family, returniif to Hope this morning on tE' cannon ball.
 Miss Lutie Allen. of II pc, WIS in Prescott a few hou.S th,9 morning. Miss Allen Las mae- application for a situation af teacher in the Prescott pu5'i. school. The probabilities a. that she will ba elected U III the vacancy caused by the reeie nation of Miss Cleone Rudolph, ol n5l3oIHS seM ouM 'e!Qdlopef'F some time ago to teach in the coming term at this place.
 B. k. Oastler, of Arkadaipiiia' is in the city to confer with ,ap'' A. c. Winslow in regard to ths coming encampment of the Arh- ansas National Guard at Leon Springs. Texas, next mohth Company M" is the only com pany in the state that will ear. ry the full number difty-eigh, men besides officers) of enlis'e' men.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26
O C l. N E w $

Memphis ice cream at Hester ly's fountain.
 Mr and Mrs Walter Elkins of Lake Charles, La. passed through Prescott last night, enroute home from Antoine. where they had been on a visit to Walters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie FL kins. They were accompanied to Lake Charles by Miss Florence Elkins, who will visit there awhile.
 5 or6 doses of "666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever.
 Rev. H. M.. McLain returned last night from Memphis, where he accompanied his wife on her trip to Tennessee. Mr McLain reports crop prospects in east ern Arkansas as very promising
 Buy 25 cents or more Thursday from us and get you a sack of candy free-Variety Store.
 Otto T. Pfeffer, of St Louis. representing the Dian Lum Der Co, spent last night in the city with friends.
 Hamilton & Capelle have just received 1900 feet of picture frame moulding and a large as- sortment of picture mats-all colors.
 The time table on the Gurdon & Ft. Smith railroad will change on the 12th of July, so as to con- meet with the nOrth-bouni pas senger train from here. Trains will also run into the GurdCn de- pot, and parties desiring to go to RosbOro, or other pints on that road can leave here at 9:1O in the morning. transact busi- ness at any point on the road an dreturn at s :07 that night.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26
BAKER DRUG STORE.

The reception given the Fort nightly Club, and few others guests on yesterday afternoon by Mrs. l.. P Bieddleman at her home was a most enjoyable af- fair to all who were present.
 Watch Variety Store window for Thursday sales. Candy for the coming Thursday.
 Still lower price on Deering Mowers and Rakes. Call and get it.-Prescott Supply & Ha.'d- ware Company.
 The Penn Lumber Company at Bierne, which started up few days ago. shut down again last night on account of the bad con- dition of the lumber market 5 or 6 doses of 1866" will cure any case of Chills and fever.
 F.. L. Hinton, of Little Rock, spent last night in the city with his father, Dr. R. l.. Linton.
 Fresh Ceorgia.G Grown WatermeIons at Howard Terry's. Phone 200
 Arl Warmack and W. P. Mur- rah spent today in TeXarkana.
 We regret to report that Mrs. c. E. Whyte, of Pine Bluff. for merly Miss Gussie Bryan of this city. who is seriously i'll, is no better
 Howard Terry has invested in an expensive typewriter-one of the best made, the l.. C. Smith machine.
 Ton can get good Ice Cream at How ard Terry's. Phone 200
 The Sunday school lesson next Sunday is temperance lessen. The school will be conducted by Alex Vaughan. Practical ap- plicatiOn of the lesson by Rev T. D. Scott.
 Hymns, 20, 11O, 171, 1O4 and 177. F. F.. Murrah Superintendent Remember The News Great | Popularity Contest begins July | 1. Enter and win a prize.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26

Rev. H. M McLain is in Hope today.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26
Mosquitos, Chats, Black
 Flies and Punkies

Not one will remain where there is even 6 trace of t in the ai..
 Use some Rexall Skcc.er Skoot on your ne.. fishing trip. Sa.ura:e piece of cloth with Skee;er Skoot and leave 1t about your sleeping apartments in the carp or on the piazza or lawn and you will be positively free of those troublesome pests. food to rub on horses, dogs and pets too. Put in bottles convenient 10 carry anywhere. Z5c.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-26

Is peculiar preparation. You can rub it on any part of the body and it doesn't even nritate. Besides this it ha. rather agreeable odor and not objectionable in any way to either those who Use it or those around them, but c
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

tresitltuttai sleetar. William E. Sessions of ltristot Alton farr,t af Auonta Charles II klnek of New London William E. Butnhnm of Bridgeport. Eneene S Hess nf Mindham. llenft II Budeman nf Autiuik Wilbur A kfothweli ef Chester,
 For Representative In Congress Bists
 L. stevens Henry ot Vernon r. NehemiahD.Spefty of Ne" Haven [ E Edwin W. Higgins of Norwich [. | Ebeneker ] Hill of Norwaik T.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

--on Sunday last the stores of Dan ielson were all closed for the sirst time in several years. There had been much consternation among citizens of the borough following the notification of Prosecuting attorney Bill that all stores must close at ia o'clock Saiur- day night to l. o'clock sunday nigh The closing of the drug, fruit, al q candy stores would effect the Sunday paper trade. il was thought, but this was satisfactorily taken care Of. The stofes handling newspapers win ee al lowed 10 open few hours every morn ing 10 sell papers only. Those wishing io purchase candy ot I,igaFs Will haze to obtain them hefore sunday or they will oe disappointed.
 Much Of the campaign literature sent os the anti.iAlles party to ,osers in eastern Connecticut was never de- livered because the persons 10 whom II was addressed were unknown. As each envelope bore q return notice, il will he sent back from whence IL came.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway G EFFECTIVE JULY l. 1908 Time given tor ears leaving Front and

1 he 0OnS0ilddteu N dliNdN Vt
 EFFECTIVE JULY l. 1908
 Time given tor ears leaving Front and
 Main Street
 Ieavc Putnam for Worcester and intctmcdl Ate stop. at .5lT, .6.07, .7.s5 a. m., and hourly n tl II .a5 A. m. half hourly unlil o.oa ?. m , hourly until s.55 p. m. Leave.W oreestertC Y Haln al (. Ia m. and lourly until slo ?. M Time ? hours and 20 minutes fare ao cents.
 Leave Putnam for Webster and intermedia'. stops at s717, ct 07 s. m, ' 5a s m, and hourl, until II .ia a. m., halt hourly nntil o.e D. m and then hourly until 9aa p.m. Return nng. leave Webster Al s6.t a. m 7as a. m; and hourl unti i2.t5 p. m, half hourly nntii .iA p. m.. then hourly until l0.iap. m. Fare 2n cents
 Leave Putnam for Da,vlle and intermediate stops at x6 .3a a. III, and hourly thereafter until l.35 P. m, halt hourly until s.Sa m, then hanriv until il.35 p. m. Returning. leas, Dayville al .5.en, a.45 A. m. 6.lo s. m, Day vile tear houSc5, T.2s al., and hourly unu l. .4S D. m half hoWly until T,es- r. m., hourly until l0.2s p. m. Fare 10 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Danieson at x6.35 A. m. then hourly til B D. nf half hourly nntil fSa D. m., hourly until ln.25 ?. tn. Returning leav' nanelson at = 10 a. m. and then hourly unu l.lo ?. m.. hall hourly until s.lo ?. m., hourly unta lo.le ?. III. Fare h cents.
 Leave Putnam fCt Central Village and inter, mediate stops at s6.s5 q. III. and hourly until i.ii5 p. m.. hall hourly uatil B P. m, honrls until 9.S5 ?. m.. Returning, leave Central Nll- laye ssG.i5 a m, .45 s. a., hourly thereafter until i2 s5 D. m.. halt hourly until 6.ao P m hourly uulil 9.iap. III. Fare g cents. All cars connect at Central Village for Moosup. Fare ccats.
 Leave Norwich for Pptuam at 6.ta A. m. and hourly uatl S.iS ?. m. Fare as cents.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Bradley TheAter

Manager klebart announces as the attraction for next Thursday evening, November F., the popular drama, ,"Sky Farm This play enjoyed long run tt the Fremont theatre, Boston, and has met with unusual success on the road. Tickets on sale Tuesday morn ing. Prices aS cents to $l.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
The Successful Candidates.

We give herewith the names of the successful candidates: National. State, district, county, Probate and townthaN nre of interest to our readers, both Re publican and Democratic. We give no figures to show vote or nalorllies.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

10 john II. Courtney of NewHaven q Il John E. Shanley of New Haven d F Frank l.. Stiles of North Haven T, lS Charles ]. Heineman of Meriden T. IL Thomas Bowen of Nangatuek r. h Irving IL Chase of Waterbury r, i6 John Hurley of Waterbury d. r. Albert N. Phillips ef Derby [. K Frederick r. l.atimer ol Greten T. ia William Allyn oE ledSard [. ao George II, Bradford of Montsille T. al Philip |. nolzer of Bridgeport T, - Thomas X Arnold, Jr., ot Bridge.
 port [.
 ss Moses N. Manwafing of Bridge.
 reFt '.
 aa Charles S Peek ot nanhaTy '. . Daniel s, nEinsmade of Hunting
 ton [.
 a Jos. r. SilHman of New Canaan [. ' Herbert C. Reed of Stamford T. as olarl ss F.. Searls of Thompson [. as William Il. Barnhsm of Hamp-
 ton T.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way point. at e.S5 A. m. changing at Elmvillc on cars oi the Providence and Daniclson Railway, leaving Elnviile at GAS and s.t5 .. m. and hourly thereafter 10 and including 6.&S P. n. Return. ing, leave Market Square, Providence, ct o.& .. tn. and hourly thereafter to 5.&o ?. m. thef 5.Ss p. m. Fare s5 cents.
 spoes not run Sundays.
 tSandays, one hour later.
 xSundAys, hours later.
 All southhound cars connect at Central VII lage with cars tor Moosar
 This table sahiec, 10 change without notice
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
Judge Of Probrfe

Judge of Probrte Thom pson-George \. Crosby. nam-F Edward c. Wright. Woodstock t'larence II. Child. Pomtret-Charles 0. Thom pson. E.astford-John M Tatem.
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06
rar stat. senators

Far state senators 1 FlaNel \. Luther of Hartford [. Walter l.. Goodwin of Hartford T., ! SamuelS Chamhetin of lartford r 1 r. Hart l7enn of WetheTstiela [. 5 Joseph W Al>op of Avon [, o Albert \. Ahhe of New Britain r. ' Howard A. Middleton of Broad
 Brook I.
 < l.uxenel ludineien of>ew Haven r., ncnnisA Blakeslee of New llaNen'r
Putnam patriot., 1908-11-06

For President WILLIAM II. TAFT
 of Ohio
 For Vice President JAMES <. SHERMAN of New York
 For Governor GEORGE l.. EiLEEY atefbury For Lieutenant Governor FRANK E. WEEKS Of Middlotown For Secretary of 5iate MATTHEW fl ROGERS of Bfidge port
 For Treasurer FIREMAN r. PArTEN of stafford Springs Fof Comptroller THOMAS Il. BKsDsfRisEf of 1homnstun I'of Congressman at Large, JOHN Q. Tlb~oN If New Haven