Putnam patriot., 1909-08-20
Fair of the Putnam Park and
 Fair Corporation.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. ! and 2

In les. than two weeks the Putnam Fair will be upon us, and what k te be done 10 commend u to the public must he done as early and as strongly a. possible.
 As io tbe merits of the Fair and it' allraelioHs tsey will exceed anything heretofore offered to Ibe public by thr enlefpfising and publie-manageF The attractions ~lil prove themselves when enjoyed more than anything that we can say about them. 1be greatest i. tbe combined
 Ksmp- Great InternalionsI Wild west show
 that has been divided into two parts and each half has been the main aftra . tion al Fairs in Rhode Island and M as. sachasetLs, preceding iis appearance in , this city. IL will consist of some sj or i gg persons to do the various wonderful feats announced, besides an Indian Nii- Iage of J5 Indians-bueks, squaws and papoezes. There are to be six grand race.traek acts. namely. four chariot races. indian horse bse k inning fate races ef all nations and tie ltke-ail of T most exciting character.
 Besides these, there will be a coniiH- uous performance under 4 separate tent.
 A h the public spirit ef the mana gers, il K evidenced In theif,yjeldjng sp sI00 to sJtD certain profits 10 gTasi- fy the wishes of our best class of eiti- zens. Nothing will be allowed on the Fair grounds that will disturb the minds or feelings of the most fsslidlods people They have done this without any conditions, but hoping to win the favor Of church and other hieh-toned people, V lia-.. good will they desire tq VII fQf lhe tsf.
 .f3 endoafage this lendable effort and have Il sounded throughout the State that Putnam k ahle to n tintain profit. aby lls annual agricultural fair with the i'd tightly shut down against eve rYthing that has heretofore offended the nicer elasses ol people-pubiie eomz Bendatioa ought t8 be bestowed on the Trustees 9f tie f8f sfeaudz, hy atithf chufehes ef the city ani aIso that the congregations hr urged to give Penanai heip and encaaraKemfnt to make the ifait well.saslalned institution, In this way RfeHl md permanent good can he done fof the city and State at large It will bc 4 proud day for the Trustees oflhe Fair grounds when thes can sas that their Faif has won the np. probation of all of lhe best people ol the town without financial loss.
 Much praise has been given to Japan and her famous soldiers. Great Inter. est centers around their country, GUS. toms and pastimes N the Putnam Fair full opportunity will he given Ia study the Japanese al close quarters, as the largest troupe of entertainers ever brought 10 this country has been ses cured and the wonderful aetobatie and equillbHslie feats presented are simply marvellous; The kudafa impcfialJaf anese Troupe numbefs ten and theft interpreter. They have been In Amer lea less than two years, during which time they have appeared In almost ev- cry large city, besides having been en. gagged last season al the New York ilippodroine for twelve weeks. Their costumes show the sptendor of the ori. ent, and their work k of tho highest character Nothing like their work has ever before been witnessed in this country, and they afe sure to be big sensation.