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Putnam patriot., 1909-03-05
Holiday Goods

Skates Sleds Flexible Flyers Electric Flash Lights Electric
Toys Pocket Knives. Shears Razors Carving Sets Silver
Plated Knives and Forks Spoons Silver Ncke Tea and
Coffee Pots, Crockery and Glassware.
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-05

program was prepared by the pastor
for the Sunday evening service.
The new carpet has been laid in the
church under the direction of r. r.
Ritch with an efficient corps of volun-
teer helpers
MIR. and Ms. Henry Stafford unite
the Ladies' Benevolent society and
their friends to a social at their home
Friday evening of this week.
John LiDdeman has been home a
few days this week.
Mrs- bingham is home for y aea-
ton.
Marian Burritt from Sprinfield is
spending a week with her aunt, Miss
Lester.
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-05

Do the right thing If You have : ., q.
sal Catarth. Get Ely's Cream bailh
AT once. Don't touch the eaiarfh pow
ders and snufis, for they contain contain.
cocaine. Eiy's Cream Balm releases releases
IT, ~aeratiaas that infiame the nasai
n ,,as ana the throat, whereas me
d;e;nes made with mercury meFety dis
he,ter than yea we're. In a Word,
Eiy's Cream Balm IS real isialssls'
moi a delasion. Ali druggists, ~ esla.s'
or mailed 81 Eiy BFoshsFs. 20 y afish
Street, New York
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-05

Suffered day and night the torment
Of itching piles. Nothing helped me
until / used Doan's Ointment. Ii
cured me PERMANENTLY Hon. John
X. Garrett, Mayor Df Girard, Ala
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Deans Regulets operate easily tone
the stomach, cure constipation. &c.
Ask your druggist for them.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS
sealed proposals will be received by the Com
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the BOARD
OF CHOSEN Freeholders OF Essex County. New
Jersey, Tor grading and paving with bituminons
teitord pavement the following roads:
mountain avenue, In the Borough of Caldveu
avenue. "ooiiieid
R~unnymeade road, in the Borough of cald-
well and Essex Fells, extending from BloomieId
avenue to Roseland avenue.
Old Short Hills road. in the Town ~ w..
grange and Townships of Livingston. MilIburn
extending from the Mortified road to the Par,
sonage road.
Cedar street. in the Township of Livfn r,ston
fitl1 road. :" Nortn-
Inc pi orosals are to be submitted to the com.
mit.ee on Monday. October II. 1909. al 2 n n,
az the rooms of the committee, No, 3Ie CONF
place. "i I'M OF
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
above office, at 'ne
zach proposal to be accompanied with n
certiDed check for 5 per cent. of the amount
OF the bid or an approved surety bond for IN
per cent. or the amount of the bid to insure the
execution OF the necessary contract, and TO he
indorsed on the outside with the name Of Tho
piader ana the work he proposes to do.
Inc committee reserves the right to reject anv
WALLACE oUGHLETREE.
nl-a.t~- L
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piece composed for the occasion in honor
of Henry Glassen, the manager of the
two-time Champs" His baseball name
is Casey" and he admits that there
is a lot of luck in cherishing the ia
nous Irish baseball name.
When Waverly avenue is reached a
committee will enter Tony Nolps and
gather the large silver loving cup,
which was donated by Mr.. Noll, and
the silk banner and large crayon in d
gold frame, both of the latter the gifts
of E. G.. Koenig. The National Turn
ers and Bay View Wheelmen club
houses will be passed, and the parader;s
will serenade and cheer at the head
quarters of the Champs where a
good time has been planned by a COM
mittee. The Newark and Montreal
Eastern League players have been in
vited and other big baseball moguls
will be on hand, and speeches and pres
entations will be in order. John Spell
man, the president Of the Ironsides,
will be on the mound. Casey and his
players will tell what a time they had
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Got Both Trophies.
Last Night at Hands of
Mr.. NOll.

TITS dollars to doughnuts" that the
celebrations to be held in Pitts
burg anu Detroit in the event of
those teams winning the big league
pennants will not be greater In scope
than the big time which the Iron
sides A. c., champions of the City
LeaCue, and their friends will par
ticipate in tonight. There will be an
immense street parade, headed by a
brass band of forty pieces, and the
paraders will carry miniature remnants
and red fire. The procession will form.
in Eighteenth avenue in front of the
champions headquarters, and proceed
to Jacob Dams to receive the pennant
flag. The procession will then make
it's way down Springfield avenue. while
the band will play Casey" a special
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NOTICES.


ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS coURT-In the
matter OF the estate Of Oliver B. Littleield,
deceased. order to show cause why lands
should not be sold to pay debts.
George Fl. Lambert executor under the last
VIII and testament of Oliver B. Littlefeld. de-
ceased, having exhibited under oath a true
account Of the personal estate of said intestate
whereby II appears that the personal estate OF
the said Oliver r.. Littleheld Is insufficient 10
pay MS debts and requesting the aid of the
court In the premises.
II Is thereupcn on this sixth day of August
nineteen hundred and nine, ordered that ali
persons interested ir the lands, tenements'
nereqlua,nenis ana real estate of the said oliver
- Littieneld deceased. appear before this
court az the Court House in the City of New
ARK, on the eighth day of October. nineteen hun
'ueu ana nine, az ten a. M. to show cause
why so much of the said lands. tenements,
hefeditaments and real estate of the said oliver
H.. Littlefeld. deceased. should not be sold as
VIII be sufficien' to pay his debts.
THOMAS A. DAVIS,
G. r. Russell,
Surrogate. aug19, 2esept2.a 8, 16. 90. sots1s. 2D
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ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION
Proposal for®ulating, grading and improv-
Sealed proposals for the above work, Endorsed
with the above title, will be received at the
office Of the Essex County Park Commission 500
Broad street. Newark. Nj, up to p. M,
Tuesday, September %, 1909:
Plans and specifications can be examined at
the office of the engineer, go Clinton avenue.
Newark, N. j.
Proposals must be submitted on the blank
form furnished by the engineer and enclosed
In sealed envelopes.
Proposals must contain bids for all items and
prices must be written as well as stated In
The engineers estimate of the work to be done
and by which the bids will be tested, is az
follows:
1900 cubic yards excavation of earth.
LOCO cubic yards topsoil, to be furnished.
800 lineal feet S-inch vitrihed pipe.
35 lineal feet 10-inch vitrifed pipe.
so lineal feet l2-inch vitrihed pipe.
24-inch lawn basins.
3 15-inch lawn basins.
5 cubic yards brick masonry.
LOCO lbs. cast iron.
ESQ lineaI feet 2,inch wrought iron pipe.
l,lW lineal feet 1a-inch wrought iron pipe.
lawn hydrants.
1880 lineal feet concrete curb.
30 cubic yards concrete foundation.
500 lineal feet concrete steps.
200 square yards brick walk.
and the Essex County Park Commission ex.
pressly reserves the right of increasing or re-
ducing any of the said quantities as in Its
opinion becomes necessary.
A certified check for five hundred dollars
$500, payable to the Essex County Park Com
mission. without any conditions indorsed there
on, must accompany each bid, and be forfeited
by the successful bidder unless he enters into
a contract should the same be awarded to him
The successful bidder will be required to fur
nish a bond from a guaranty or trust company
OF Satisfactory standing to the commission in
me sum or four thousand five hundred dollars
oA,5O0. for the faithful performance of the
contract.
The Essex County Park Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids, and retains
.he rignt to accept any bid which in its judg-
ment Is for the best interest Of the county.
A. CHURCH,
Secretary Essex County Park Commission.
septfS, 21, q. 25.
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pacing division of the Kentucky stock
farm futurity. She was always the
leader.
sonoma Girl took the free-for-all trot
just as easily.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 2S.-Thef
star event on yesterday afternoons
racing program held in connection with
Allentown fair races was the 2:13 class
pace. Good Goods, a winner at Naz-
areth last week, won it in straight
heats.
He was given the word several
lengths ahead of the pole horse in the
opening heat, and as he was pacing
like a runaway horse, the advantage
enabled him to take the pole before
the first turn was reached and he never
lost it. The three heats average below
2:10 and he carries a mark of 2:O9A.
getting away back. Socks paced the
second heat below 200, finishing close
up.
The 2:17 class trot was the cheapest
race of the afternoon. Direct Tone
won it after losing the third heat to
Oaklink, by repeated breaks. Oaklin
took a new record and Direct Tone
equaled his in the final eat He also
won at Nazareth. Queen won the 2:22
class pace, stepping a good race. she
reduced her record each heat n final
~ scored 2;15A, far o~utclassing her
field. pulled up.
Van M. won the 2:24 class trot, TAX
ing a new record. Owen O'Neill landed
second Both are Philadelphia horses.
The New York entry, MURAL, won
the half-mile heat running ace in a
close finish with Mary Sunshine and
Sister Gray.
Ardenia won the three-quarter mile
race with ease, Loudoun Light second.
The big Thursday card has seven races
and the sport will start at 1880.
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TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
SHERIDAN HAS BIG DAY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Martin j.
Sheridan, the worlds champion all
around athlete, participated in the ath-
letic events at the Irish fair and field
dav of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
He was scratch man in all the events
in which he took part, winning all eX-
oept one, the standing hop. step ana
lump, in which he was second. In the
els Gus throw Sheridan won WITH d
heave of 1873 feet.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

ESSEX COUNTY PARK COMMISSION
proposal for construction of Tar Macaaam
Roadway. Eagle Rock Reservation Noh'ciah'
New Jersey. o.
Sealed proposals for the aboveN work. indorsea
with the above title, will be recefxeo a. u ~ VA
Broad street, Newark. N. j., up to 1880 p. msse
Tuesday, September 2S, 19U9'
Plans and specifications can pc examined ~
the office of the engineer, go Clifton avenue, =
PROPOSALS must be admitted on the blanYSS
form furnished by the engineer ana enciosY
In sealed envelopes. -. Ind
prices must be written as well as stated1
figures. ~. dbne
ard by which the bids will be tested. Is as3
lows: ~
The above quantity is approximate orfy. -
the Essex County Park Commission expressly
reserves the right of increasing or reducing
the said quantity as in Its opinion becomes
4 certified check for two hundred and fifty
dollars $3.50. payable to the Essex county
dorsed thereon, must accompany each pid. ana
be forfeited by the successful bidder unless ne
enters into a contract should the same be
awarded to him. The successful bidder VIII be
required to furnish a bond from a guaranty or
rust company of satisfactory standing to the
commission, in the sum of two thousand hve
hundred dollars (2, 5000 for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract.
The Essex County Park Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids, ana retains
the right to accept any bid which In Its judg-
ment is for the best interest of the county.
A.
Secretary Essex County Park Commission.
anVt1O y % x
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McGinnity to entertain
the ball team on Monday
evening next, Septem-
Der %. We do. Are you
going to have any nuts
at the spread?
When the Funerals Start.
A dispatch from Prince
ton says that there will
be a coach for every man
by the time the football
season opens. They'll
need more than that
when the funeral pro-
ceSsions begin.
A Murmur.
Tom, Tom, the piper's
son,
Stole home plate and
away he run.
The batter fouled,
The crowd 1t howled,
And Tom went back to
third and growled.
Millions Baseball.
Never knew that Mil
ton was a fan till we
read about the time when
paradise Lost" He
knew the game from A
to q, too, because he
says: He also serves
who stands and waits"
Peary and Cook.
We await with bated
breath the outcome of
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Big Parade Tonight to Dams to
Get the Pennant-Big
Guest List.

in winning two remnants in a row and
relate plans for annexing a third. Bud
Sharpe will speak for the Tigers, and
for the Royals.
The Noll and Koenig trophies We're
presented to Manager Glassen at Tony
Noll's Hall last night. The latter will
in turn present them to his organiza-
ton tonight.
Not only did Mr.. Mol award the cup,
but filed it as well, and players, man.
ayers. umpires and fans had a merry
time. The host delivered one of those
speeches which made him famous as a
baseball 'rooter" years ago, and Casey
responded in a la Tammany style.
Henry said that the credit was not his,
but the players, who fought hard to
win the honors. He admitted that it
felt nice TO be at the head of a two
time champion aggregation, and stated
that he would use his best efforts to
duplicate the feat of Pittsburg and
make it three in a row.
Mr.. Speilman had his say and warmly
grasped the hand of Casey when he
congratulated him in behalf of the
lronsides. "Oddie" Menchner played
the piano, and brought out every bit
of music there was in NolTs music
box. Professor Lentz and his col
leagues also entertained with musical
selections. "Chip" Nuremberg demon
strated that he knows a thing or two
about shutting his feet, and Gus Lang
did his best to initiate the first base
man. Gus made a hit in a Hebrew
monologue. George Watts convinced
his friends that he didn't throw his
voice away calling balls inc strikes il
the South. The big fellow can sing as
in days gone by. Frank Kloss made Z
hit with Sweet Molly" and Bobby
Knoth made a homer after he sans
Dreaming"
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knocks
Turned Into
beosts."
ONE PAGE, THAT'S ENOUGH

the controversy to de-
termine whether Peary
or Cook will be chosen
for the ~All-American
eleven of '09. The dashes
they have made place
them in a class by them
selves.
Grit for Gridiron.
1t takes iron grit to
make good on the grid
iron.
A Crank's Belief.
A crank never believes
that zone good turn de-
serves another"
Whack the Quack.
The opponents of the
Dodgers have invented
a new game, which they
play every time Doc
5 C a n 10 n mounts the
mound. They call 1t
''Whack the Quack.'
Cardinals Cardinal Points
No one ever accused the
Cardinals of possessing
knowledge of the cardi-
nal points of the game
until Roger Bresnahan
became their guide.
Better Luck Next Year.
The Highlanders Will
not land very high this
year. Better luck next
year, George.
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ID pS MoTdem Midw,ves and Parents.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
To Physicians, Midwives and Parents.
Notice is hereby given that on and after
October 1, 1909. pursuant TO Chapter 100, Laws
Session 1909 of the State of New Jersey. II will
be the duty of the physician or midwife present
at the birth of any child born in this state, or
elan or midwife. then It shall be the duty of
either Of the parents Of any child born In this
state, to transmit, within five days after such
birth, II the birth occurs in the City of Newark,
a certificate of such birth to the City Clerk,
II shall be to transmit such certificate as afore-
said, and who shall neglect or fail to perform
such duty within the time above limited. shall
be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars.
F.. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk,
NeMark. N. j
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Hooks and Ja5s

Joe Hirst defeated Joe Sieger at the
New Philadelphia A. c., in Philadel-
phia, last night. The bout was Hirst's
from the start. Sieger never had q
look-in, although he fought hard ali
the time.
Kid Beebe and Young Pierce put up
a %slashing six-round bout at the Wayne
Athletic Club, in Philadelphia, last
night. Beebe put the colored boxer
down in the fourth round. but outside
of this knock down hcnors were even.
Harry Lewis WAS disappointed over
the reports of his recent bout with
Harry Mansfield and he wants 10 meet
him again.
Jack McAuliffe, the old time light.
weight champion. has started a box
ing club at Newburg, N. Y, and will
run shows every week.
Hugh Mcintosh, the Australian fight
promoter, has offered Stanley Ketchel a
fight in that country against Tommy
Burns no matter whether Ketchel wins
or loses with Jack Johnson.
1 is announced that there will he. nc
boxing at Hot Springs, Ark, this WIN
ter. as the governor of the State has
said that he will not permit it.
Billy Mccartney. who is still in San
Francisco. has taken the management
of Lew Powell, the California light
weight who defeated Young Erne, and
VIII bring him East early next month.
Jack Johnson is reported to have
cleared up over $1,000 by charging 81
cents for seeing him train to meet AL
Kaufman. and he is doing the same
thing while he is training to box Stan.
ley Ketchel.
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Piles and
Purgator'y
Hesin With The Same Letter and There
Are Other Resemblance.

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YOURS is THE WORST
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DON'T PUT OFF
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati, A; Philadelphia, 4 "a innings).
New York, 4: 81. Louis. g..
Pittsburg. IL. Boston, 7.
Brooklyn at Chicago rain.
Games Today.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago q games).
Philadelphia Mt Cincinnati.
Dots Miller garnered three hits in
the Pirate-Boston game yesterday.
Christy Mathewson is to say au re-
voir to baseball after this season, and
If successful in business will never
again do any pitching. If we re-
member correctly, "Matty' quit the
game for all time last year to engage
in the insurance business.
Sherwood Magee saved that fourteen
INNING tie game with Cincinnati yes
terday by making one of the greatest
catches ever pulled off on the Porkop-
oils grounds.
Gibson, of Pittsburg, who caught in
every game played by Pittsburg with
the exception of one, intends to
go right through until the end of the
worlds series, unless injured.
klawitter, the Texas League pitcher,
secured by HcGraw. appears to be the
real goods.
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EGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT SQUIRT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY,
To the creditors OF Edward Kantor. alleged
bankrupt:
BY order of the above court made September
z. 1909, you are required to show cause before
said court. at Trenton. in said district. on the
fourth day Of October, 1903. at 1890 a. m, why
the petition of Involuntary bankruptcy filed III
the above cause should not be dismissed for
want of prosecution.
SAUL COIN,
Attorney for Defendant,
p. O. address: 2s2 Washington street,
Newark. y. ].
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At the Spread.
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 6; St Louis, {.
Detroit. 8. Washington, 8.
Boston, 3; Cleveland, l.
Chicago at New York: rain.
Games To-day.
Chicago at New York G games).
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Jimmy McAleer has announced that
he will pilot the Washington team next
season. 1t is good betting that Nc
Aleer welcomes the chance to get way
from st. Louis. where the fans are a
most unreasonable lot.
Washington started off well yester-
day against the Tigers, but Walker was
unable to go the route, while Mullin
assumed control of the situation after
the first chapter.
st. Louis used a ~patched-up team
against both Detroit and Philadelphia.
There is no comeback coming from
either team.
Infielder Joe Ward, whom Stallings
and other American League managers
allowed to get away from them, is fit
ting in nicely with Billy Murray's
Phillies.
srAR WANT Ans RRING REsI1y.Ts.