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Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
Notice.

Rules spd Ordinances Relating to Chapter 2zi of the Public Acts of l2o0 regarding to Licensing Peddisrs in the Tosn of Tnompson.
 Section fst--sBe It ordained bx ths Go~ iset men of Thompson: That 10 pefxon shall peddie or sslss from house 70 house Of seii os sxposs for sSis in sbs sssetts 0t said town of Thompson any eoo1s, wases or msrcbandi.s' ot any sind whstevess witbout nrst having obssined iicsnso therefor. Tbis Section shall not apply to ssrmers or gsrdners nor to mitkmsn selling the produce Of thetr dAtstss os farms nor ID the delivery of eoods " lnsrchapfs of dSalsrs of satu Town of Thompson. vr& tss .A@ =
 Section 2nd-- Every psfson who sholt violate the provision of pssagrsph lse sbsft psy nns of not more than n1teen dollsEs.
 pssAion 3rd-~ Bs it ordained by tho 6o- isctmen of Thompson: That ail iteses9e shall terminate on tue last day of oStohor of every year, upisss otbsrwise ps0vt1ed, and shall bs isuued by tho Town etesk " order of tho Hslsctmsn, ond eat0 Town Clerk shsiI receive tue mcnsye lhogoeoes specifying the dste, timss itmtt, h1o1s name of itcenss aud smount paid tor oni1 license snd heep . record of satd ltosnooG and alec inform . cQnstAble os gr1o6 juror, n writlng, of tho eaue upoo inpos ance- The licenses shall cary enl1 IT oense anc have the corresponding nam. ter of sad liesnse tn eousptouoee ploel on his vehicle or ue0o0.
 Bectioo 4th--ES ' oe1ntoe1 by tho =, tsctmsn of Thompeoo kket ths 61pnel fsse shall hs q followe: foous un(cI canvas f2 per dsy. tor pe11t1n8 = N1< on the ssseete o1 per 6a1 oe 011 - These Ruiss and 0s416on01n n sGset e Nos. IT., lsss
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

If the little people who come into the home are to reach respectable ma- turity. scalding water. fly poison. rough on rats and headache tablets should so far as possible be kept out of their reach Hardly a week passes but one sees ehronicled in the daily papers the death of helpless little babies who ruu afoul of some one of these things.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

ana a severe lenale
 weakness T h ( doctor said l would have to go Co the
 hospital for an operation. but | could not bear to think oft de. cided to try Lydia E. Nnkham's Veg etahle Compound and Sanative W ash and was entirely et.y-.,.3 aftar shrea
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

Utats oi Connscticut, Dlssstct ol Pom. frst. Psobats Court, Octobss t2th, \. p. leOe.
 Estate of Smith Wilkinson, late oe Pomfses Ia sstd District, dscsassd.
 Upon application prayins that sn ed- ministyasvr de eonjs non cum tettemente snnsxo may bs appoiutsd on the estate of ssld stnith Wilkinson, as pss applicatton on nis moro fully sppsafs. it is
 ORDERED hat satd application - heard snu dstermined It ths probate. c0. ee i0 Pomfrat in i'd District on tho 2oth. day If October, 4. D. l00o, ss eieyea, o'clock in the f9r noon, and thas notfcel thereof De given lo oil psfsops known Co Je iDts rested tn ssit sessts to appear ff they ses cause st aid tims and place and be hoard thereon, by pobiishiug . copv of this order ir some nswspapssS Shavln4 . . circuls tion In said District and poeeing copy thereof upon shs pablic sign pose in sstd town of Pomsrss nsassst lsst ptace of fssidence ot ssis decsessd. aii st lsans seyen days before sAsi day Of hsnring, end thst return of notice given ps snnds te this Court.
 Attest,
 42.4 43 Charlcs q. Thompson, JudGs.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
uOvEL cx,vfKxroI-

is admitted. and IL russ out rapidly tD . sfrsigA4 stream insiesd of gurgiing cut and splashing over the slle~ of the cup This is one of those minor inventions which tic average person does not appreciate. but which add materially se sf~ comfort and satts- fscfioa of the hoHsekeeper and should interest all men wAo ar~ anxious to aase their wives ns much of the un- p,eaeaatness of cooking as possible.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

The natiTes Of Hawaii can't go out in the back yard with big slice of watermelon and enjoy il with the same Fest as we do in America If they are hnicky al all. for the melons grown on the Islands are likely to be infest- cd with naaeg0ts. which appreciate a good thing as much as folks do.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

good number of farmers in the vicinity in which the writer lives this year attended big, state fairs iu com pany with their good wives. This ia the proper sysrem-a practice which many another man might adopt with both pleasure and profit to those con cerned From the very nature of the case family aud household cares tie woman at home closely. and for this reason special pains should be taken fo see that now and then al least she k given change W hieh will put a new element into urr life and make more endurabie be humdruin work of every day in ali loo many instances the farmers wife has too little recrea ton and too few outings either because fh.. man of fhe house Is so selfish That he won't iet her step of The place or 50 much of t1gtf wad ftat he does not allow her tue iuous'y to dress neat iy or to spend on a trip that she might like To take Any woinan who does the work that fails to wofnans lot to do on file ge farm should receive lust a~ much credit for Its successful operation as her husband. who cares for the stock aud tiiis the f1eids. Un this basis ste k entitled to outings as much as her husband and 10 fhe where wirhaI that she may enjoy them
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
camina.

The woman of tb.. future was about fo start downtown when her husband placed his arms around her neck and kissed her.
 Daring. light of my life" he whis- pered softly. -i love you more than words can tell"
 "Ob. you do chr she responded suspicfously. Well. what k II now. Henry. new silk har or pair of trousers t--saeeezs Magazine.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

II Is fair 10 assume that work horses eajey frequent and refreshing drink Of cool water just as much as work men do. If they were remembered in this WAY there would be fewer of them giving out on hot days during harvest
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

Many a grower of produce comes to grief by rising to the bait of a little higher price offered by an unknown tirm and shipping stun which repre- sents the best parf of seasons work on which DO account of sales is ever given and for which no nay is ever re- ceived IL Is much better to play safe at some W hat lower price levels
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

As rule. the most beautiful coiored autumn leaves are noticed those fails when heavy freezes hold of till late. the varied colors which the leaves of different trees take on being in way of s chemical change. the result of nat urai ripening process.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

home town and helps to build it un< HE WAS A DESIRABLE CITIZEN.
 The mail order houses couldn't do business with him unless they wcru located in his own town. for he knows that. as far as he was con- cerncd, Jones Siding was the center of the earth.
 Think 1t over and see if we can't work up some of that Jones' Siding spirit right here!
 LET US GET T00ETHEn AID MAKE THINGS BOOM.
 Every letter that h posted AsrN should be an advertisement for tho town, even the love letter.. for VI want tho right kind of people to come hero and settle.
 Let's advertise ourselvss, cur homa industrics and our good pfospoooD IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE.
 State o7 Ucanccilcoi, DissTlrI o7 poa fret, Probate Court, October i2th, looe Eststs of Reuben .. Fitts. lats ol Pome fret tn said Distrtct, decsaaed.o Upon application psayins that ap aa- ministsatos ds bonis non cum tsaeamoutss snusxo may bs appoistsd on ths seoote ot said Rsabsn '. Yitts, ss pes apDlieoltoA op nis mcrs fully appsars, M . ORDERED, that said spplisallon oo beard and dslesutned d tho psoeoeo oGlcs in Poussst is ssid oDistsice en too 26sh dsy oi uetobss, \. D. leoo, es eoevsa oSrinck ln tha fopo,onn. enn6 thoa u0el&n thsseol bs givsn to all pssscas hDaoWu - hs interested b sasd satals Q eppeos K they co csnss at ssid ttans ssd ptoee aa9 ss heard. thsssoe by psblishine . eeoU of this osdes ln ooUe neWepepoe eav9~0 cisculsllcu iu ssid Diserioe anA poeeenQ . copy thsSsoe upon the psolee si9o-ee~e h ssid toWe ot Pomlrse nsarese eee laee place ol sesldsues ol satd deooase1s at1 e least ssvsn days hsl0ss sald 6ay q heos199 end that rstssu ot sottes givsn v 0eea so this Court.
 Attest.
 .t3 Chasiss Q. Thompsou, Jud9er
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

X heavy freeze which struck the Michigan and Wisconsin cranberry fields at picking time ruined the crops of many growers. As result of this the festive berry will be high at Thanksgiving time.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

One of the surest as well as most profitable crops for the Pacific coast horticulturist Is the English walnut The trees are remarkably free from the insect pests and fungus which So often attack fruit trees. while the crop is one that is much less perishable and can thus be held If prices are not sat isfactory.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

Cows and clover in some form are the two best agencies Known for rest ing and reseaerating tired and woEn- ont sells. Many realize this truth. a good many ought to.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

ute for manure and should not be used with this thought in mind 1t does serve as corrective of soil conditions sweetens sour soils and puts them in shape 10 furnish food for growing plant life. \ ton of lime per acre is usually sufficient to set things right. and 1t may be applied to the land with manure in the shape of the freshly air slacked product or 1t may be put on alone.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

There is little excuse for the farm animal being afflicted with vermia ar scab when there are SO many effective dips and disinfectants oH the market Dipping tanks which will do for hogs. sheep and calves are on sale a, most any agricultural implement house and are quite nexlensive. For larger eat tie disinfeetanis ulay be applied in the form, of spray
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

If the money which is annually spent by farmers in mining and other wild cat and blue sky enterprises were put into the purchase of better machinery. tbe installing of dairies and the hiring of more help to give the acres worked a more intensive tiilage more profit would be forthcoming from these im- provements in a single season than from the aforesaid investments in . lifetime
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
sponsing the back Of su animal win crude petroleum viii TX the ticks.

1T there haFHeas ts be a wonaan's club in the ueighhorhood. e,seaa.r.sse the good wife 10 join it. II wifi widen her outlook on life aud furnish much needed variety.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

The two or three meSses of green ma beans which ceme from the home garden are snch q rare treat that they Day vel for the trouble taken in rais- ing them.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

Al the rate whiea automobile scci- dents are chronicied it begins 10 look Is though the old saw The fools are not all dead yet would soon be un- true.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
Town Booming
 Helps
". pah! Rah! Rahg

Two Americans meeting in Eu~ rope, one of them said. T an from Jones sidisg"
 And I. said the other. throwing cur lis chest. "am from Chicago"
 Seems to me I've heard of that place. About how far is it from Jones Siding l'
 The Jones Siding spirit is the kind thst helps a town. This man considered his own home THE FIN EST PLACE IN THE WORLD. If there are many more there like him Jones Siding will some day he crowding other places of the nap
 He was the kind of man who spends his money at home. who pat ronises home industries. talks up his
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York. Hartford and all point i,
 north, east, south and west al sia \. m. Boston, SIS, u. .ta a. m. S.sa, 6.oa D. m. psaielsen, s.ia, II as m, S.th ?. m. Norwich. la. II a. m. ssa. s.na ?. m. Hartford, s.lN, II a. m, +sio, oop. m. New York. s,lh. Il \. m, alo. 7.oo, P m Worcester. SIS $. m, s.0a ?. m. Webster, s.ls a. ua., sos ?. m. Waliman,ie, s.ih. II a. m., 10 P. m. Sundays ffom all points s.So \. m.
 MAILS cLosk TOR Rcstcn.T .oa, io.le a. m.. .i2le. sa, .tap.u Dsnielson, I.to, lo.lo a. m., a.So, 1.ts F. ms Hartford. s.tn. 10. .io a. ui.. h.s5 7.4a p. m. New York, l.tQ, 10 a.n., S.la,h Sh.f.&0 ?. . New Haven. s.io. .lo a. m., 6.sa. T.s5 p, n. Norwich, 7.,o, io.loa. n,.. o.s5, f.ss ?. ua. Wilhmantie, LOO, 10. 10 a. ms. 5.sa, ! ta ?. m. Worcester. f.oa. ioio a. m. sh, e.ss. 7.ts | West and southern States. 7.aa 7.Ao io.io. .
 HI. a.ia. as5 5.Sa. f.sa ?. m. Worcester and New London, North, Way sts
 tiens, .0a a. m, a.sa ?. m. Worcester and New London, South, Way Sta.
 tiens, T.oa q. n.. a,aA ? m. Boston ani lintiert, East. Way sist,onA 7ta
 a.
 Boston aud Hartford West. Way Stations, ASA Boston and roagh., East. Way Stations, s.ss
 T.
 Boston and roagh.. West. Way Stations. tc.lt
 a. tn.
 Boston. Providence and New York. East. Way Stations. to.l0 am Woedsioeks. soath, North. East. lp.So $. n. A.s6 ?. m.
 Pcmire,. T.tb \. m, s.sa ?. m. by stage. Nights for all points LA p. m. Sundays for all points. $40 ?. m. West Woodstock. iMoosisiock Valley. West ford and Easiford io.a0 n. m. West Thcmpson 7sa6 s. m. Nights for all noints 7.s5p ? m. Sundays for all points 3.50 ?. m. FRANK C. LETTERS. possmassss
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

\ flock of hens Is doubtless better off frem the standpoint of health 1T they sleep eut of daers In pleasant weather in rhe same way that folks are if they sleep in the open air or in tents instead of in stuffy bedrooms The hens may dislike being elected from the henhouse for the first few nights. but they will soon become ae- customed 10 the outdoor perch.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
NOVEL cOFFEEPOT.

Flows Freely by Pressing Button on
 the Handle.
 How many housewives have burned their fingers by opening the hot lid of n coffeepot to permit freef flow of the liquid. To obviate this an Iowa man has invented ceneepot ihe lid of which remains closed. By press. ing the small lever oa the handle air
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

town the writer visited the other day was an improvement over many others in that considerable number of its vacant lots were busy growing alfalfa instead of being allowed to pro duce a rank growth of burdock. mus tard or what not. It furnished good bite of nutritious hay for COW or horse and WAS quite an advertisement of the possibilities of the soil of the locality.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

In attitudes where the winters are forbIdding and tend to keep folks closely housed during the winter months it Is sensible thing to be out of doors during the fail and early win ter as much as possible in order to store up vitality and energy to bear the more rigorous outdoor air of the colder months. Every chance that of fers should be improved to breathe this fine. crisp. life giving air that ts so characteristic these October and No vember days.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
Putnam and Providonce

BOYS. GfRIsi COLUMBIA BfCY- GLE FREEi Greatest offer cut. Get your friends to subscribe To our maga. zine and we will make you present of a s40.00 Columbia Bieyele--the best made. Ask for particulars, free outfit, and circular telling aHow to Start v Address, ssThe Bicycle Man." a93l East 22nd Street, New York City, N.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
ANOTHER WOMAN
 CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Gardiner. Maine.-.f have been a great sufferer from organic troubles
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

Court of Probate held sr Esstfesd wihin A snd for the district of kastfard on the 2s day Of Sept, 4. D., ts0s.
 Prescott. 1uhn N. 1Htem, Jnder. On metioI of Oliver H. Latham adsninn trm.nr on fke intesfste esfste of Monroe F. Latham late sf Es.tfsrd within said district. de ceahsd.
 This court doth deeree that six months be al lowed and imtfed for The ditors of said estate to exhiLsf fi,eif ctsinss against the same ts the Administrator and directs thai public nosiee be given of this order by advertising In ' fici, aud bs posting a copy thereof on the public sign post tn said town 0f Earifufd nearest fhs place where the de~esssd last aweh.
 Cerfisi.u fIom Record, t0S2 gUHA M. IATEN. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
Cautious George.

.-ceorse. that man across tbe car is wsnsing at me"
 -Whie b otle.
 .-The little man. There. see. What ere you geiag to do about fl
 -Gusss I'll have 10 say something rude fo him.
 Well. what wtsi you say
 I'll suggest sc bim, that be ought ta consult an oruiist- -t-ifsefaha Plain Dealer.
 41nssse shs ether rsxiit< fs'st man esves up when h~ .asaTrssss l. the de- ,txiou as to what be can or cannot ai- ra -..a.l..... f..al.s
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

The designations nigh" and ''o6' used in referring to the left and right hand animals of . team came Into sse the pioneer ox team used to staod when driving to the left of the beft hand animal @ be could wieid . Whip in his right hand which was Dearest the team. The customary position ef the driver of . team of horses ts oa the right instead of the left side of the seat. with the result that the ntgh horse is the one farthest from him and the of horse the one nearest.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

According to figures which have been compiled by the Canadian forestry de partment. there is in the Dominio0 | total of i.sO0.Ou0 square miles of sisnd- ing timber but notwithsta nding this enormous reserve there were set out In l.s0s under the direction of the de partment 3Oooo0O young trees to take the place of those felled. while total of 10dU0o00 little trees have beea sci out during the past few years. IL would have been well for this country had like policy been inaugurated when it's timber resources were con- sidered inex xhaustibie.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway Go

 Tins given tor cars leaving Front asd Main Street Leave fstnan for Wercssssr and isesrnsdl ate stops ss s3.l7 s6.0o, {7.b5 .. m.. and hourls ustn jD.Ai ?. M. Leave Worcester tcity Hail) q s6.16a . n., esd Louriy ustil o.lb ,. . Tine 2 hoars and 70 minutss fare lo csuts.
 Leave Putnam for Webster aud inisrnediah sseps .. z 7. .ec5 .. m. rss .. n., cd Webster Il 6.los |. n.. 7.Ss |. D.. aad hssrly until ieA5p. n Fsss 20 cents Leave Putnam for Dayvilie and inoermediate stops at ze.35 .. ia. and hourly thcreaflcr until .1 ?. m- Returning, leave Dayviile at so.0o. 1.ts .. m. G.l0 .. n., Dayvills lear hoaseJ 7.5s m.. snd hourly unti ii0.&
 Leave PstnAm for DanicIson at x6.sS .. m., then hourly until l0.33 D ... Returning ieays Danieison st s7.l0 .. n. aud then hourly nnti until lo.i0 ?. m. Fare 10 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Ceulr~i Village and inter mediate stops at x6.36 4. a,. hourly uniIl e.s6 ?. in. Returning, lessu. Central Village zs6.l6 a. m., ssS q. B,, houii, thercsftes until 9.sb ?. m. Fare 20 cents. All car rsrpect at CertrAl Village for Moosup. Fare cents.
 Lta sc Norwich for Pptasm at 6.4s x. m.. and hourly upti 8.35 ?. m. Fare U cents. | y- -iieglnpipg I2.25 soon, between Mechanics wife and Ceutrni Village, ears leave Putnam, going North isinutss oi inc hour. aud 2a minutes of the hour. Son,h ] minstes past the hour and 70 minaies psss the hour.
 Putnam and Providence
 Leave Putnam for Providence sad way poinls st 6.35 a. m. changing at Elmvile on cars o the Providence and DanieIson Rsilw leaving Eimvilie lot 6.4b and s.4b .. m. and houriy thereafter to and including C 45 P rn. Hefur6 ing leave Msrket Square, Prosidebce, Ai s.if <. m. and hourly thereafter to 3d5 r. m.. thtr 5A5 ?. m. Fare 75 cents.
 sDocs not run Sundays.
 tSandsys. one hour later.
 xsundsys, { hours later.
 All sonthboana cars connect ai Central Vii lage with cars tor Moosnp
 fIHts tmtx ts., 4 ,skt
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
Rye Straw
for sale. Good, clean, and we'll bound A. $. BRucE, Pomfret Landing.

Aeonn. sithIs ana for the district of Put nam on the Els, day of Sept. A, D.. ieoa
 Present. kaward q. Wright. Ia,ise. Estate Of James i.awton. late of Putnam In said district. deceassd.
 The administrator de honis with ton 10 said court in accordance with ,h. statute. for an order of sale of the whole part of The Teal estate described thet en Il Is ordered that said application be heard al tue Probate oce In Putnam the ssth day of Sept. isuo, at 10 o'clock in inc forenoon and that notie. there et be given, by Inserting Il copy of this order In circulation In said Disirict. and by posting like copy on the public sign post in said town of Putnam, and that return be made 10 this Court.
 EDWARD c. WRIGHT. Judse. Al UplRt ut fKebAlk HOLDEN Al A woodsteck within and for the district oI W0odstoes on the 9th day of Oct. A n. iaos. On motion of Henry T. GAisd of weodsteek Conn, Hdsainistrator oa shs intrsisie estate of Harriet N. Fi.ss. late of Woodstock within This Court doth d.erea that slx nonths be al. lowed and limited ter the creditors of said es- tats 10 exhibit their claims against the same to bs givet of thls order by rdsertisiag In . aews. pApes having 4 ctseulaf,on tn satd di.tTtct. and by pos,,ss copy !hsrsot os the pae's s.sa,ps where the d%cesscd ,sst dwelt-
 i, evttned from Record.
 laA CLAREkcE V. .CHILn, JndRe A COURT OF PROBATE HUlDEN Al A Thompson within and fnr the District o' Thaapson on the ssh day of Aug A. D.. tsp. i'rcesens tsfnSosGE | CROsBf. JUkGe
 On - ss1os sf stsVh taiiasd. administsafos on the tntestnSs essste = sarah D. Naleasd late of The0psm. wlttln satd distrtrf. dees as~d.
 This Oosrf dgth airorve that six montha be si lowed aad limited fos the cr~dtors of said estaas to exhibit tlsrlr ctatvns s9ainst the same to ths Admtnsseeaass aaa dis~ots that public nOttoe bs newspaper having circuiattch in said district, And by posting cop, thereof ou the public siat post in said tOwA oi rhompeoG nearest the plaos where the drc~aRsd ia-s dwxlt
 sNls 0EOsGE |. CROSBY. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

Ventura county. Cal. produces three fourths of the worlds supply of lima beans. the output last year being 6S.- 100000 pounds. worth $2720.000 to the growers This is one of the spe- ctal agricultural interests which i'm press the traveller through southern California. fields of beans in the dis trict devoted to growing them stretch ing as far as theteye can reach The fields are planted to permit of horSe cultivation and are kept remarkably clean.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
efstl,tNrIAt SNcrIo~
RURAL rssE DELIVERY.

kVFNf FkHE NEI.fNtKH.
 Reatcs Nc. l,s. and | Rnrai Carriers leave daily, Sundays and Holi. days excepted, sts.lus- ID return al ]. 10 p. m- Msilahle matter, weighing | pound. ot ies' sent by Rural Castiers must he prepaid e, sfamIss af1ixei
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22

With every year that goes by that easy way of harvesting corn. hogging it down, makes new friends. and this because it saves tbe job of husking and because hogs fed corn Tn tnis fashion do better and make more rapid gains than in the usual method of pen or lot feeding Not only do the hogs ret the corn. but at the sa me time good deal of green forage. which keeps their systems in good condition. ena= hing them to consume generous ra fion of corn with the largest possible advantage. This method requires good fencing. but the gain in one season will usually pay for this