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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02
Condemns a periOdiStas ObjetO de
concentrates en- Gales.
(Dc nuestrO eorrespOnsGl. }

Dicismbrs 81 -Muchos, commentaries 10
han hscho sn ests pueblo acsrca do los pro
cssou y condemns do q. sstG Aisndo objsso ID
prsnsa sn este pais. EIpscialmsnts sl
grave fSllo qus pssa Sobrs sl doctor ZIno
GAndfs. O. causa de disguHto por Ii gran
simpatfa que disfrutan eats compstriotR y
La CorrsspondenciA" sn estA poblEoi6n.
MAn In eupsranzs de que tai fallo ysa anu
lGdo por sl tribunal superior, tranquilixA
los animos prsocupsdos con cate Rsunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02
"DEMTUHDa"
a. p.

ksss @ o. naslpr snaatsaico local conoci'
do. Ds veDta sn La acrsditadas farma.
cias do los ssfiorss j. M Blanco y Co.,
Alfonso g. Zsfm don Pedro julia
DiEfjssa In correspondents nu agents M,
Mirahal. p. o. Box 44O. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02
Nueva eScuela en- Cidra
FL SehOr PraxcedeS Santiago, elegi.
do alcalde.
( De nue,iro sOrre,pOnsal especially

DE nue,tro sorre,pOnsal especially
DieismbTs 29.-Ha smpszado & cons.
truiras On cate pusbIo 10 sscusla grAduada.
Eats sdificio sara de madsra CON salonsa
y o6cinas para In Junsa EscolsT. FL pls.
no - muy bonito, rssultark bastants CO.
modo para 6Intas sscclarss porqus On I'm
uasmsnto dado, dos SALONS puadsn conysE.
tirpa an uno.
Falis shors qns u syuntsmisnlo ARA
gle el trcxo do csrrstsrn CUE condncs NJ
--aAi&Ai -e-a1s- xarA% ssasal>a- he4eu2e@
denagum iardinsa nscssArios una ssk
tsEmidado 81 sdifcio. Es indispensable
Adsmfs ana vsrja frsnts Ia carrstsra.
Taubikn % ha construido la case sscus'
Ia raral Do Rincop, % In cnal - 90 de
clAsa y pronto 70 ooustruirk In do Osiba.
Gdra progrssa sn question do escuslay
pasa hay 8 rurAlsa y gradusdss Fl
Acting principal 6r. Oordsro, ha trabsisdo
luf:ho por sl sdifcio sscolar y las sscuslaA
CnandO 81 vino nqui ssgdu NOS diCsp, hs- !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02


eusrdaS, foEma II hsrmosa planicis del
llano do YabuooA, una do Las mAyoEsa de
la iala.
--Loa pusntss que hRcs uka falta cons
lruiE sn la carrstsrn Gs Yabucoa & Hu.
macao ron los do "Cortadsra" "Ingsnio"
cue aparts de los pasoa psligrosoa son
loo dc MIA dificil trAnsito para lon vshicu'
los , sspsoiaimsnts para automobiles
Los dslsgados In Ckmara ssiiorsu Ramon
Aboy Bsnflsz Castafios sgsnciarkn con
lodo smpsAo la construction do loa pusntsn.
Con motivo do la snfsrmsdsd del
i6vsn Martorsll, % ha suspsndido sl baiIs
qus - trate ds llsvar sfscto On sl "Csn'
gro de- Yabscoa" sl 81 Dc loa corrisntsr,
Dicho csntrp dispons do apropiado local
y On 81 hay IN busn tsatrito para solaE do
sna socios.
-Una bpda 10 anuneia para dsntro de
brsvs tempo. Nusxtro j6vsn compatrio-
@ sl ssnor Grsgorio Berries, del oomsrcio
as saka pobiacion, unirk "a Euerts para
stsrno cou In bella cuanto virtuoua ssfio'
rita Tsrssita Garcia Cintr6n, prsciada foE
asl vHgsl yabuCosno, pr6digo WIhsrmo'
AnrA y gracia fsmsnil. Ks bu> q J msrs-
- In dicie que - grAto f-Itino 10 dspars,
Ia sinp<iiAa rASja, & al "a anticipamoa
o~susrs mn sntpsialsa lcitsci6n pOr Ia
..c.:.s v.s:s,s'' r''l''''''a y p ri' sr.nd''
-ss .rasa % pssusussr ana psticioa al
dspmrtazento correspondents parn solioi'
tar ma variaci6n sn al. itinsrario do CO.
Trsoa pusz In correzpondsncia de San Juan
visns q las pohlacionss do sata lfnsa, dssds
Rio Grnnds Mnnnabo con mayor rstrAso
qua laa dsmks do In isls.
la ColscturiR de Rsntsa cargo del
uansr Miguel do Calls hA hsoho Ultima.
msnts las. Eiguisntss opsracionss, que de-
@usstran sl busn funcionapnisnto do sAta
eficina:
Contribuci6n del actual sjercicio 1908
1909. si3,I30.20.
CcbFAdo duransa oil primer ssmsstEe do
julio Dicismbrs del corIisnts, s7.000.45
Imports de Ios Aslloa do Rsntaa Iutsr'
ma vsndidos durnnts sl primer Ismsstrs,
s20. 0.53045
La TsOrsriG municipal prsssnta lOs
iguisotsa dAtua:
Prssupussso de gastOs de 1908 1909,
sl6,931S2
menons conadao panoiona por 1nver,
Ei6u acasducto, 81 452.9S.
Total, sl3. .477s3.
Existsncia % csia sn 80 de Junio de
1907, sl.00S So; do slIos s317.89 do an
ticipo para scusducto 1875. SO fondos de
eaminos J sl4,5S pOT fondoI dc dsp6siso
isnSas
Cobrado On 81 Ter. SsmSStrs 8 9.005 IA
Acusducto >, 10000
BEisssncia anterior ,, zoos. SO
Total s10413 SO
PsgadO y e.7Sg.9s
Exirtsncis 90 GAIA sl 80 de
Dicismbrs 8 1926 81
Misad del pFsHupusstn s 6,73S.91
Rscaudado fondos ordinArioa >, 9,005 IA
Mayor rscaudaci6n Sn sl primer Sc
msstrs, 81 256 %.
Todaa las cantidsdM consiguadaH On
ooDospto do ingrssos han vsnido produ'
cisnde mayor suma que la calculndR'
Dsntro de los psgos hschos sstGn Comprsn.
didAH las Htsncionsa del primer Ssmsltrr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02

COLOCACION.-Lad daremos 4 mn il.
ven que tsnga conocimientoe practiea
en- MAqWnas. de escribir y FOnografos,
Puede obtensr un bnen saeldo si es traba-
lador active. Para informes diriiirse 4
Gonzalez Padin Hnos. Sam Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02

ci6n dol EoFts ssrts si HushEanso dsRniti.
70 do loo ssfiersos habiIisimos hschos por
RoQt. para atrasr Las simpatfas hacia 10
patria de Warrington. do lar grandsa rs
p9blicas do 10 America dol spr,
Le aas NOS psHses de grandisimo tntsrsz
paFs los kstados Unidns On formar In Fs.
dsraci6n Antillsna, llsyar { cabo In idea
lurinoEa do Hostos y do BstSncss Esa
e. 90 'fscto' Ia dniea nansEa qua ssos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02

Psdro d, Ortiz, CANA cads dfa IL sstima.
si6n Dc todog Psf Up Rctitvd mausFs ds
ssr, sscundando 4 npestro Acting prin'
lcipAl.
-iQue pass con Nm MAESTRO el dia de
las confsrsnciaAf HablsEsmes sp cpanto
psss sl juicio correspondents,
-Lluavs, llusvs y llusyG 30 han
alberto las cataratAs del cislo. Hacs
dian gus no cssa do Hover,
iDiOs pea lcado y laI GALES aErsgladaaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02

bfs 3 rurAlEs y 3 grsduadan Hoy hay
Is. CidrR les sgradscs al Sr. Cordero m
ssfusrEo por o. progrsso de ests pueblo.
Para Auntituir al que fue digpisimo
PEssidsnts dc esta Janta Escolzr d. Jnlio
NogusraE, musrto On Csysy, l6ysn que era
IN modslo de Virtudss cfVicss pEiyadss,
ha Hido dasigoAdo D. Baailio Nicos, COM
pstsnts Juez Dc PsE dc sste pueblo. Y
para suatituir sl que fue digno Alcslds de
ssta municipalidsd 81 prsstigioso j6vsn d.
Miguel NcgusraS, 20 hs slsgido d. PrR'
xsdss Santiago cuyoI m6ritOs todos como
clmoa.
lQuisrA Dios que IN slecci6n results CO.
mo saperAmos, y que ssca digoos pilotou
conduscan las navss dc la sducaci6n ad'
minigEsci6n dc In Cidra como hsats squi,
q dscsr. RsF u yia Dol pFogrsqo J ds ls
prospsridAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02
ttNEA FERREA DEL 0ESTE.

Itinerario- -Salidas de BayanAoa y
Capital, simultaneamente,
Dias laborables: = Msfiana 6, 7.o5,
$50, 9.45y 1i.Ocr Tarte y, l5. Las, s.15,
ABS, 5.4a Z ESQ
p4As festivos. .-Mafiana 6, 7.O5, $40,
2,45 y Ii. Tarde 1915, 1.3O, 2.3O, 3.30.
4.3Q, 5.45 y $50.
BilAtes baratoa pana dias festivos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02
LLANURA De MAS De
1000 CuerdaS.
Haeen mucha falta los puentes de
"COrtadera" & "IngeniO".
Ne trata de sOlicitar una yariaci6u
en- oil itinerariO de cOrreOs.
( De nuestrO reporter en- viuje. }

De nuesfr0 reporter en- vinie)
YabacOa Dicismbre 80. Una comisi6n
de cuatro bsliss sshoritrs rsCorri6 hoy 10
poblsci0n para rscaudar fcndos con sl fin
dc hsosr m rsgalo do ropas y otroa sfectoH
loa ssilndos dsl "Pan Dc lou PobreSS', e.
tsblscimisnto bsnsfco Dc ssta poblaci6n.
~ qIisn % Mega tales pstioionss nobrs
~ S-"has por tan graciosos labioa coDo
'i,a Berries. Javisra Antiques,
Aurora Berries, una be-
custro moniaimas more
Ago msjor do IL dolsnciA
N CANA dsads Rlgdn item.
In ssnorn DiaE dc Bujslla,
na stro buen corresponsal On
IL del entrante Ensro CO.
Afrn dc In Central Msrcsdi
imark IN tanto loa usgocioa
nd cuyo comsrcio % numsroso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02

RsCaudado fondos ordinArioG >, 9,005 II
Mayor rsCsudaci6n tn sl primer Sc
mestrs. 81 256 23
Todaa lAs oantidsdss ccnsiguAdaE On
ooDospto dc ingrssOs han vsnido produ'
cisnde mayor suma qus la calculada'
Dsntro de los pages hschos sstEn Comprsn.
didAa las Atsncionsa del primer SsmsltTr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02
DlcrEMRRR % 1908.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-02

Precipitation 80. OBS
Viento q las 600 o I'M
4 O T.
V1ent0 n0aximo IL N
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
The Mine and the Milf.

Tie directors of q mining company with headquarters in New York. upon whose property "shoot' of milling ore was discovered decided to build n large aud expensive mill against the protest of the superintendent. When the mill was completed the ore shoot had come to m end A new superll4 tendent was employed. and exnlora- ton work soon disclosed another body of mineral Anxious to make record and also to revive the early enthusi- asm of The directors. the new superin- tendent selected s soap box full of the choicest samples and sent them by eN- press to the board
 The day after their arrival in New York he received the following tele- gram start the aifl at once"
 The second ore hody proved to be but small pocket" and that vcry morning + had completely played out Explanations by telegraph were out ef the question, The new superintend- ent was in a quandary He was noted, however, for readiness Tn an emergen- cv. His native talent did not desert him He suddenly got bright idea and. hnrrying down 10 the telegraph office. dispatched this reply:
 "Send back the mine. and will start the mill"
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
roo.n,rin hsnrx cax.ndish.

Whenever Henry Gavendish enter. tained his guests he would always give them the same fare-a leg Of mutton friends were coming it was asked him what should be ordered for dinner He answered. "A leg of mutton. sir" was the reply. that will not be enough for iye.' Well then. gel two" said the host. When this gentle man died he was the largest holder ol bank stock in England. He owned fff57.0oo in different public funds. be sides freehold property of fS.000 year and bnlnnee Of fJ0.0O0 on account This large income was allowed to nc. cumulate without attention. On one occasion. when the bankers had in hand baiaBee of f8000O. they thought fl well to ncquaint MT. Cav endish with the fact.
 If fl k any trouble to you ! will take fl out of Your hands Do not come here fo plague me Not the least trouble to ns sir hnt we thought you might like some ef II te he invested ' "Weil what do yau want te def" Per. haps yon would like half of fl invest e1 z Do so, do so. and do not come here to bother me CT I'll remove ii ' WIS the ellufIish fnale of the inter view. casendish WIS seyenty-eight gears If ase when lie died in tsio and he had never changed the fashion Of bis dress for sixty years.-London Granllir.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Truth TsIlino.

Pa said little George when his father attempted 10 curve the sunday duck. "I ean't tell a He. I duled the carving knife"
 My son" said Georges fathcr after looking eravely nt hfm for few min. utes. T am glad to forgive you. Let me explain why l forgive you II is hecause you have not tried to deceive me You have told the truth. There fore you shali not suffer punishment. ! wish to have you realize that II K always best to tell the truth You see how ensy it k. If you bad lied to me about having dulled the knife it would have been very hard for you tn keep from letting us find out the truth~ln. Gced NC should have found II out Hooner of later and then you would have been punished Thus yeu would have heee made very unhappy Tn addi ion ta haeins been compelled to in vent Il lot ef fasehoeds. which would have been very hard work liar al- wnYH rreHtea trouble and sorrow for himself Remember that How did you happen tn dull the knife9"
 T was irwin to Nhittlc off one of the limbs of fhat tree you had set out in the back yard cause it's got | nice pronc for sllngshets
 George. you eeme into the attIc with me- By thunder I'll teach you not to cut lirnhs from trees that I've paid geod money to have planted s'- Chicago Record Herald
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Wherelt Circulated.

There lives an editor fin interior Pennsylvania. Jim Sweeney by name, who has Il keen sense of humor Seek ing to increase his fortune. Sweeney nnce wrote To prospective advertiser, setting forth iD attractive fashion the value of his paper as medium of publicity
 The advertiser was captivated by Sweeney's letter: but. desirous of more specific assurances before he invested Lis money. he wrote to Sweeney. say ing that he hadn't heard of the Trump town Sentinel Where does 1t eireu- late [" he asked
 And fin his Illuminating way swee- nev wrote back
 The Tfumptewn Sentinel circulates in Europe. Asia. Africa. North and south America aud It's Just about all can do 10 keep 1t from going to h-f'
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
pa,ti,s parrot.

Mime Adcllna natu. staying some years ago in the faii in New York, heard ef wonderful talking parrot, one IGmhe Forthwith she bought him at the uneonseionahle price of t@ca Once tn her possession Jumbo ,lld not ofen his beak Every bland ishment failed and at length she gave hlm up IS hepeless, Then one morn ing the diva awake with q severe sore throat. She was engaged to sing at the opera on the same night and nat urally in great trepidatien sent on for a throat specialist Jumbo whom she had quite forgotten remained to all appearance asleep on his perch As the door opened. however. and the spe- eialist stood on the threshold. before ever Patti could open her lips Jumbo Tapped his wings in great excitement. "oh. doctor" he oroaked, I'm SD sicke' That was the first and last time since Mme. Patti became pos sessed of him that he deigned 10 speak. Dundee Advertiser
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
FLORENCE AS < JOKER
Two Franks the Corpsdisr Played en
 the Dute of Beaufort

Through the elder Sofhern. Billy Florence. the comedian. came to know rhe Duke Of Beaufort. and they were excellent friends Beaufort came 70 this ceunfrv and was at the Gilsey House. IB New York gesd while. F.f.s-aae.s nfaliveree' hfp e-av is~ severs1 55ss-s wH.eA Wvre tae ialA of tne town at file nae He iold the duke tbat he was nni looking wei "Yon need vie- leni exercise said be Now. was troubled as yen are used fo strip te my undereiefiiug and. taking a he.Ty .Aair iH my haItis. would run about my rooms raising and lowering the chair 9 hundred times without stop piHg il Ind a grand effect"
 Florence Insisted upon this for sev- .raI days aad got the duke into 8 mind for trying it One afternoon when sev- erai eminent persons were going te eaH on the duke Florence persuaded him to try the great remedy. The duke undressed. and. selzing a chair. he ele- vated 1t above his head and began racing around the room. He was in fine sweat with his eyes bulging. his face red and his veins standing out Florence went to the office. and when the eminent and dignifed persons ar- rived he said to one of them he knew:
 Going up to see his graceY
 "Yes." said the man.
 Well" said Florence. i've been up to see him. and I'm afraid he's touch ed in his head He is leaping about his room. making strange noises and breaking the furniture. Come up and see him. l think he ought to be re- strained. His family ought to be told"
 The eminent and dignified person ages accompanied Florence and. peep Ing through a crack in the door, saw an apparent maniac dashing round and round. with staring eyes and fiush- ed face. Then Florence shut the door and took them away to tell what they had seen. beginning. Its very sad about his grace" until an impression was general that the Duke of Beaufort had gone mad. few days later Flor enee hid the dukes clothing and poked his head fin al the door and said. "Hur- " out: the hotel is afret' The duke presently appeared in the hotel office In nightgown. slippers and tall hat thus confirming the unfavorable i'm precision of his in!eliectuals.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
2 nav have fo." Constable murmur.

them
 T may have to-" Constable murmur. ed. sbefeFe it Is ali over. Come. Anne the peopie gre going We must gel dOwx stairs"
 Goodwin and Nrr. Efmonds arose he s.lIeas. she treDtling
 ..TeH ire. be asked ber should we have gone avavT'
 afes and DO. she answered We couldn't without fheir khewing. Thea.
 fhey eaHa to Mfr Eamnds sfe observed seri0ns ig. -A Hlfls whfie ago l was ieai8ns ef fheui sfr God dein $oH aB eef and Hsg lfffia lalaee ubarc 4stH fan h reiy tnsa erasnd saems s'seet mad good 10 #e f5He aad see ns fu f. We wifi Weie9ae you. and 5eu mag gef au l4ea now niec humility s eood uirht thank you for being heres
 
 Ae Graee and EiH stood again h tbeir oWu beuse l4ter tb8t niehf slle said te hi8 as slie kissed hIm. with tears to her eyes: '.I thank the Lord VIII. dearest. for our iiffle place where some people can hardly turn around shut yonr eyes. VIII. and say # after me: Bless our little place where you can hardly turn around Amenr
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
ITO ,he County Commissioners ior wiudham
 CnnnfX

ITO iho County Commissioners for Windham
 County
 Thereby apply for druggists license 10 sell
 spirituous and intoxicating liquors, ale. lager
 beer. rhiue wine and cider. al II Nam
 street. town of Putnam. | agree not to sell
 spifiimous and intnNisatIng liquors to be drunk
 on the premises; l agree Dot 10 sell spiritaons
 and intoxicating liquors m quantities exceeding
 cue gallon, except other than distilled hquers
 and those ID quantities not exceeding five gail
 Ions; I agree to pay fifty dollars only for such license and that t shall be reyocable for mis
 representation ii do not faihI the foregoing agreements
 And I, on oath, do state that the business there 10 be carried on is one in which sm en- gagged as proprietor or as employee of liie pro prictor. and that l am licensed pharmacist. Dated st Putnam. Conn, this aHh day ot October, X. D.. 1909. GEO. F.. DRESe ER. Applicant. We the undersigned. are electors and rax payers. owning real estate, of the town ot Put nam. and hereby slga ana endorse he ioregoiEg application of Geo. E. Dresser tof lieense, and hereby certify that said applicant IS A suit able person to be liceI sed pursuant To saId sp phcation. and we each certify that have not signed for any other applicant for license to sell spiritaous aud intoxicating hqnor>- Dated at Putnam, thls 10th day ei Oct. A D. 1909.
 Jerome Tonriellstte Jehn J. Russell John R. Kent John F. Carpenter F. A. Morrell nerehv certify that the above named signers and endorsars are electors and tax payers, own, ing real estate in the town of Putnam, Conn., aud that they have not signed for any other sr pcant for a license to sell spiritnous and intox' ics,ing liquors.
 ; Dated at Putnam. Conn, this 2o,h day of Oct A. D. l9o9
 FREDERICK W. SEWARD. Town Clesk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
An Enol,sh Racine Story,


 To an owner of race horses there are few moro expensive lsxuries than an unsoand animal. and therefore the recent disappointment of certain youthful noble lord who nanfully gave l.5oo guineas for a bargain which turn ed ous to be woefully dejected tn his Understandings. can readily be un- derstood
 Let me see. You are the rascal who sold me horse with only three legs and swinger." he said one day, chancing to bump against the horses late owner in the paddock at Kemp ton,
 Certainly" replsrd the late owner sieefufy-"that k 10 say. if you are really the idiot scid him tc,"
 How did you come to get marriedy asked a man Of very homely friend. Well. you sec he replied. after I'd vainly tried to win several girls that wanted l finally turned my at tention 10 one that wanted me, and then it didn't take long ,o arrange ma matters"-London Strand Magazine, Uousewife-Why don't you werks Tramp--rm an honest man. mum. m, I can't ind any business that isn't hull of grast.-puck.
 Hamfatt-Aha. I've letter from me Friend Boethhy, but l like not bis dic- ton.
 Barnstorm-w What says the old Thes- pians
 Hamfatt-Thus: "We are separated by miles. but there are many ties be- tween us"-Cieveland Leader.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
 Chicken and Wit.

country minister in the course oi his dining out on the circuit came to q house where roast chicken was served for dinner He had previously en eountered series of corn beef din ners and the chicken looked good.
 Well" the clergyman remarked here's where that chicken enters the ministryr'
 Hope 1t does better there than 1T lay work" rejoined the host.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Nis Party.

matron of the most determined character was encountered by young woman rerorter on country paper, who was sent out to interview leading citizens as to their politics. May l see Mir. -" she asked of stern looking woman who opened the door at ono house. "No. you can't. an- swer.Sd the woman dec!siyely. But l want to know what party he belongs te," pleaded the girl The woman drew up her tall figure. Well take good ieek at me" she said. m the party he belongs tor'-Argonaut
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Into the Great Loneliness.

The more we think of all that was and will be the paler will grow that which Is actually happening When we live with the dead and die their deaths. what then are our "neigbbors
 to us? Wekrow lonelier for the very reason that the whole food of human fly is surging round us. The fire with In Us. which is glowing for all that is human. is ever on the increase. where fore we look upon all that surrounds us IS though 1t had become more in- different, more shadowy.-Nietzsche
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Notice.

Rules and Ordinances Relating to Chapter 221 of tue Public Acts Of 1909
 regarding to Licensing Peddlers in the Town of Thompson.
 Section 1st-Be 1t ordained by the Be-
 lectmen of Thompson: That no person
 shall peddle or sell from house to house or sell or expose for sale in the street, of said town of Thompson any goods, wares or merchandise Of any kind whatever,
 without first having obtained license therefor. This Section sbsll not apply to farmers or gardners nor to miikmen selling the produce of their dairies or
 farms nor to the delivery of goods by merchants or dealers of said Town of Thompson.
 Section 2nd-Eyery person who shall violate the provision Of paragraph fst shall pay fine Of not more than hfseen collars.
 Section 3rd-Be it ordained by the &c.,
 lectmen of Thompson; That ali licenses shall terminate on the last day of October of every year, unless otherwise provided, and shall be issued by the Town Clerk by order of he Seiectmen, and said Town Clerk shall receive the moneys therefor, specifying the date, lime, limit, kind,
 name of icenst and amount paid for said
 license and keep a record of said licenses and also inform a constable or grand juror, Tn writing, of the same upon issu- apce. The licensees shall carry said IL
 cense and have the corresponding nun
 Der of sad license in a conspicuous place on his vehicle or wagon.
 Section 4tb--Be it ordained by the Sc
 lectmen of Thompson that the license
 fees shall be as follows: Shows under canvas g per day, for peddling or sales on the streets sl per day or SIP per year. These Rules and Ordidanees shall take effect on Nov. 1st, 1909.
 PHILIP WoIsAgD Seleetmen
 CLAUS A. HAGsTRoM oi THOMAS RYAN Thompson
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Thcuohts and Acts.

Power to do good Is the true and law ful end of aspiring. for good thoughts. though God accept them. yet toward men they are little better than good dreams. except they be put in act. and that cannot be without power and place. as the vantage and commanding ground. Bacon.
Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05
Her Next Role,

One of tue wittiest of Parisians ia . friends box at the opera. was listening to '-rhais." or. rather. trying to do so, for hts hostess talked necessarily and deadened the music with her shrill vosce. At the end of the opera she in- vited him to the next subscribers night.
 With pleasure replied he. T have never heard you in 'Faustr