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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
Tn. Dr-...sr,. F-r,o..A.

Countless drummer boys have swell ed the rolls of heroic deeds, and the heart of many stern officer has been moved to pity for the childish drum Iners in his regiment. In the critical days of the civil war an order was is- sued that under nc circumstances should a furlough be granted Just then General Scott" a Ohio drummer boy, aged thirteen, became terribly homesick and hungry for sight of his mother.
 Poor little General Scotti He had been in many battles, always obedient and fearless. But he was beaten at last. His lip quivered and his eyes filled with tears.
 The bandmaster wrote out a brief statement of the case, but carefully avoided asking for furlough, and sent General Scott with it up the line of officers. Generals Comfy, Hayes and Crook each added a line, and then it was laid before Sheridan.
 ''No furlough can be granted" wrote the hero of Winchester, "but General Scott is hereby ordered to repair to his mother and to report again at headquarters in thirty days" Thus it was that one drummer boy went home on duty.-Youth's Companion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
GREEKS FACE
 GRAVE CRISIS
Special from United Press.)

Special from United Press.}
 Athens. Aug. S0.-The immediate res ignation Of Crown Prince Constantinos as commander-in-chiefo of the Grecian army is expected as a result of today's the new premier, and the leading gen erals
 The soldiers threaten to go out in greater numbers than ever before if the Crown Prince is removed The the intense feeling among the Royal household and is believed by many to foreshadow a revolution.
 To allay the discontent in the army it is likely that the new premier will grant nearly all the reforms demanded by the army. No punishment was in flicted upon the soldiers who were en- gagged in mutiny. complete amnesty being granted
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
Aldermen Meet Tonight Likewise Paving Commission

The Common Council and the perma- nent paving and sewer commission will be in session at the same time to elect a military enrolment regis trar- As the Republicans have con trol of the council by the aid of the Mayors vote the party's caucus choice, F.. W. Tomlinson. will be elected to the office.
 communication will be received from Judge iNobbs of the Probate court asking that successor be appointed to the late Deacon Sterling as trustee Of the estate of the late Eben Fair child.
 The paving commission will wrestle with the paving problem and will probably order the director Of public works to proceed with the work in South Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
Tn. Dos and Hi. Master.

Men and women are very much like clocks. Some are always on time. some are never on time, some are always in order, some are never in order. And, while you may be able to tell some thing of a family by its timepiece. you can tell more by the nature of the dog that greets you at the gate. A dog grows up after the fashion of it's mas ter or it's mistress; kind gentleman will not have an ugly brute on his place.-Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
BAN LIFTED ON
 200 R. R. HANDS
SeaueI to the Yardsmen's Strike at
 New Haven Three Years Aga.
HEIGHT BUSINESS HUMhNG

New Haven, Aug. so-There is un- considerably a big freight boom ahead for the New Haxen road. Such of it's leading ofacials as seen are a unit in declaring that much work of this character has been laid out for the <all
 One of the conditions that has re- suited has been the lifting of the ban from the employment of the 200 men, train and yard hands, who went on have since been refused employment by the New Haven road managers. Since that time these men have been scattered in various parts of the city as trolleymen and otherMise-
 They were Informed yesterday that ing. apply for work at the local op- erating office of the company, and such Of them as are deemed desirable win be put at work. as occasion of fers.
 The cause of the strike was given by the men, at the time of the trou- ble, as a consequence of their treat ment by Rohert Blackal1, the assist ant yardmaster at the New Haven yards. The real reason, as claimed by because of the dismissal of Labor Leader Keenan, formerly of this city and now of Jersey City. B1ackan is still assistant yardmaster.
 Inquiry at the offices of the railroad company as to the effect on New Eng land business of the passage of the new tariff bill brought out the state ment that, while there was steady increase of business during July, it does not seem to have been greatly affected by the tariff, but has been connected with the general revival of industry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
The Quinnipiac Cigar

is essentially a cigar of quality. It is built of the best grade of all Havana long tobacco filler. and has a choice domestic binder and wrapper. It's cost is it's least consideration because of its many good qualities. It is smoked by the most fastidious smokers of the country. and has a greater sale than amy other cigar of it's grade in this city to-day. The Quinnipiac is within the easy reach of all cigar smokers. and is sure to please The headquarters of the Quinnipiac is at Eckler & Co. two Main street stores. and like all of the goods handled by that concern is backed up by the union label.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
The Drum.

The history of the drum goes hack to the childhood of the world. The Greeks ascribe it's invention to Bac- chus. The Egyptians had it at least 1,6Oo years before Christ. Pizarrc found drums in South American tenn pies. The snakes of Ireland, we are told, fled from the island before the drumheats of St. Patrick. Our Puri- tan ancestors used the drum as a church bell. When Sir Edmund Andros ordered the drums to ''strike up" to drown the voice of protesting colonists. the lights in the Hartford council cham Der went out and the charter of Con- necticIt disappeared in the darkness to the safer shade of the Charter oak. Youths Companion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
Less Than Cost.

"But," protested the broker who had advertised for a confidential clerk, you want too much salary" "I've had great deal of experience in the bro kerage business urged the applicant. ''But you ask too much for it." "My dear sir, assure you I'm offering it to you for much less than it cost me."- Philadelphia Ledger.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
Ruflfurd B. Smith lO72 Main St. DEPARTMENT STORE 89 Fairfield Av.
 SCARCE ARIIcu1s

ft-.Fuli spec. alaif,' Slow Stop
 You just have to move the handle" ]" The old man was charmed. "If Aa put the handle to Full will she gang full speed?n t'Why, certainly" "An' if Aa put the handle to Stop will she stop ganging?" Certainly" The old man was still more charmed. Finally, after thinking some time, he heaved g great sigh of pleasure. .'Why, that's fine, man! That's clever! That does away with all them sauey irnps O engineers!
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
Keeping the Hair

To prevent dry, thin and falling hair, remove dandruf, allay itching and irri- tation and promote the growth and beauty of the hair, frequent shampoos with Cuticura Soap and occasional dressings with Cuticura are usually effec- tive when all other methods fail. Spe- cial and full directions accompany each package of Cuticura.
 f>rt,c,,ra soap f25c) cutfcura Ointment (5ocs and Cuticura Resolxent {5ocl. Cor ia the form & of fnrouchout the world Potter Drux q Chem Corp. Sole Props. l35 Columbus Ave. Boston. Mas
 u4-31-paae Cuticura Book, mailed free an author ity on the care and treatment of the skin and har
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
The skipper,s Comment.

A burly, thick headed skipper had been given the command of a little steam collier. Going up with great pride on to the bridge of his new ship, the first thing that caught his eye was the engine room telegraph Whats that for?" he demanded '.Why, that goes down to the engine room," was the reply. "You see all the orders on
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
A Fatthful Servant.

One night Prince Talleyrand was sud denly awakened by the firing of pis- tol, and, seeing his valet walking about the room, he asked him what he was doing.
 There was a mouse in the room, your highness, and for fear it might disturb you I shot it.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. no khd Ysa Havs AIways Bought ,,ss.s.,s ss.ss the ss &xzZzsNs
Jaly Five More Popular Matinee Ex- curSiOns

curSions.
 Those who are planning one of the delightful trips across the Sound to Port Jefferson, should bear in mind that this is the last week for a whole year in which they can avail them selves of the opportunity to enjoy this splendid half days outing, as the fall time table goes into effect after Labor day The steamer Park City is in deed well adapted to make it's many patrons comfortable. The trip is just long enough-one and a. half hours each way. The children enjoy this ideal excursion with its pleasant sail steamer leaves the wharf at the foot Of Fairfield avenue at ?. m.. return ing leave Port Jefferson 4:30 o'clock specinI low fare for round trip is pro- tided.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30

Mise Jane McHue11 of Milne street. 7 atendtn9 a two weeks vacation in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30

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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
rnE puTnAk PATRIOT January 1909
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-ror as0rv EsaA thirty years fss nsozs popular as~<4suan's i1ank in sfassse was 4 fsxnk 0a fwe lers- szys M@s Dor Heimaes Ias. antAor sf King enrs5ee ufF Le uaS over sese1fy years ed raeie Nate SwaD Nas een- asrses oa lhe Tsaa-sr and l'f~eataguts ralsreAsl. ruEn.Az l=fxsen shs eaey zad Ai zyssteasi lake 81h EiEs rosIr rDe $sr-1s sass sfisla9 erens hea taey farsof slsesssas.s ,es and gaa ie racket os AIs fzzi1 ts Hsas fa EI fIsefu into sabnlazlssn. aD1 lso man eEer raised EsE hand ag4asf EDcie Nate Wien tsse rsra ca11s oet of fhe #o1sfs with tI4afr psJ f5ast 0f fIezs realized from bllser rlsnee fhsf fhe eIfg folks woad g.a a.z ttefr fesaeg away from sisen la les gays As ~a.s as they xoa'd wsf afssaaa the irsia f;sy wgaA tazfa fe grip sra sleilar hlHs oa fheir aszs ana Aand fha 8zsoaey fe tBele Safp Q .slnk. fas fl9fza. lssaaiEz t o1 eaH ey n~reT foFssf- usr cid b.. sI la aH fke e+#Fs tlsefe sss aFxer s ai#pufs fHefafee t'auluetHr Swan aza azy ef A=s ssefsasliaFs whsH they asse fniek ca Es ffaia flses 9ere Nure Df es.aezil a1orey far fhsir farr and fhe4r taisese at fAr tske egfaffsag store Tbey wos d.s aaf- sBewa very wei waat ie ao sish asere e
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
rrsa saxnn.,s in lsnta,

ThF I8 tezr of marching through f.azsaea ai9h Gxed basonsfs k enjoy ed bF hHE serk fex regiments such ss he Royal lns4.eeTs aha trace theif origin ie GfsmHsiis trained bands wAIsh 10 ialsr years produced 30 Ia uissgs captain as Joiin Giipln. After lhe Royal fusiieers. ar perhaps esea before them iu point of regimental seniority. come fbe East Kent Bars. ? uoS fhe third of ths line. who eiaIm similar ei;Y aneesIfy V hIIe th.. Rosai ma fiusS for some reasen eF other also enjoy tue same fxed haYonet rights iR the city ! t4attslIea ef the greua dier guards was once impressed to set4e as marines and hener they share =tbe grEs flege of the men who are esaisiiers sa1 sailors toe" This also explains wty thaf greuadieF bal tailan has fer its taIiee Rule Bfifan- nia as a souvenir of fhe time v hen Is cumulative existence NaS If tire amahlllaas kIld London Standard
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
a~ ts,.t Villain

The fofiowfag aneeaafc taken from -MY sfory by Hal Cslne. is interest ing
 Ifafsesi4zfsiy after tlse prodsrFloo of .sThe Woussn 10 White when all England ~as admlrlHg the arch rll- iaany of Fszce. the author. Yilkie Collins. rpeelTest visit from 2 lady xfso congratulated him upon hls sne- esss wifIs somewhat ier ebeer aad fhea sid -fsu, NF Collins. fhe great fal#Hsf ef fear book Is your villain EE uae azse f say you really d. not knew q e{lsla= YaHf Coant Fezeo is terY fa5r aue. aud when next you van ; eizae e4eier ef thai description 1 tru s' tFaf sa8 Nlll hnt disslsin ta euine to Re knaW T villain and hnFe one Tn af eye II fhls moment fhat ssauld fsf eeilpse anything that I have ever fssEI sf if tHks I1eHt fhiEfk ffiaHl l aH. aTH wgg Hfsa mF fma Eina5Hnn The man k azIFe and constantly under my se i4 faI he ls m4 oea husband
 Fe fsEg SIS tte wife If Edward fsa#@ef f.tttss
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
 rhs Mentnl Ine

s.fllsre X aeFfaiH iyf.e af person sal# tse fsisEt.s#s HzaH se#i.e5l 551g 5H Ne9 sHfe 28a sss}ss ua4tas ia 0u eefsfsHd xi1t fs sad in hIai@s.r s,.f auIets lie statenaaif of realars ts psse axHa Il5 sfue eHtshwand. useallg ihe weEsi .5isfen
 sslsar if4sttHs=e. lisve sfs.ilsszf5zi iahf.r y he simply ~larrs af nae ga dumb sfifafeE'5eHf f say rnvfHNe to ber wiIAaet frsf ssiy ing 'Noe listen Y lsssin e dltats letter te her shs will nH write ward f ! forget ta give thlt HsHta9 ias When snap that at heF sfe wilt scratch like mad She Is uet fhe only one The teie. phone girl esauet take a message ua. less ii has t5at preix When an eut of The office and try 10 talk over the wire with her I musf always t.e- gln New listen or else she is hope. 'essls ai sea and seems res te under stand word ! say..- New York Press
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Are You Going to New York City If So, Make four Headquarters at ihe Offices Of
 the Brooklyn Eagle

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle takes pleasure in cordially inviting the readers of this paper when they visit New York to make their headquarters Information Bureaus both in Manhattan and Brooklyn They can be of great service to you in the selection of suitable hotel boarding house and also in the mapping Of interesting trips and other forms of amusement Whe you in that city Reading and writing rooms your disposal and your mail from home De sent to their offices There Is absolutely charge for thls service The Main Information Bureau Is located Tn the Eage Building Brooklyn others be found East Twenty third Street and in the World Building New Yoqk City
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Different in Hocks

In the hs.ess this is the way they say r
 Outside sle wind moaned unceassng ty, iGs suiae now that Of child which sesss wlih Itself in the night uew shal If 2 woman w5o saaerS her great pain s'9sae as q giffen inNe suffered snes .tfe hes5slrs as wassieH must saffer tiil lEfe ~taes F8 fts w1arS eBd And min. sAszi ssi5aaf tiss' waiting of wind raln f'al
 fesl tlssa aelas sngsraslfteatis lEke tears Wrsf from @ sf sffs.is men
 Na1siAe fse assks wr say
 .its eaie5ae Ntca5-s5s s.lot.s.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway Co EFFECTIVE JULY l. lsoo -s--.r, s..~ e.r~ faxslzE kroEf 4ll4
Tine gsTez Iax czrs iezstzz fFo1A @14
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 Tz.xr Py,..vn for wshssser Aad iHtsrraedisst ss-,-,. x. = i- s6 6a7 E. B.. = @e s- -, u..s5s ri 4s-- h2lf hoETfy z1fh s-as rz 5.r.l tk,sp hsa-iy nnfii a-ss F-z- hetale ,.sr-y Lave Wes..ses xz st-s c E- n. Us A- s.5 kouri mt i2-4s D. a., h3li hoslfs I-- r--.. ss E. h.. thea hSzEay zzsa ie-sa P M- D ccat.-
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 I,eare serwses ss- Pstzaa 4f Sid s- m.. and h9arIy aztl s=s5 ? m= Fare < ceats.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
The esalsr,sn,. Iek..

''fsan assf I sep ttis u1artfac na sbose cafes vltie. sad the brakeman D. a rNfs7yfer
 How dla it sangeas- asked he re perter
 She WIS drinking out If q creek sistisr 8 tsldse slantfst the bra akenaaa as he xwaes an fe she issf ear ard went sF#nsfsss e84 af ts5Sa- kansas city Times
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Putnam and Providence

Leave Pafuzm for Proxi5snee zna wAy poinzs as s55 A. m ehaaxinz 2s kiz1yllIs ea esfs oi the Providence and DanlEzson kziEsax. teasias EsyuV5Re At 6 45 and S.s5 A- m- and hourly rbcreAftsr ,o aad Inc!aasing { 4s D. m- Return ing. Ieava 2arset Square. Providence. sf 5.iz q. rn. and hourly ihe-eSf.ss to S.+5 ?. H-. ther 5.45 g. an. Fare 95 eea9s-
 .Daes aot raa sandzys-
 .caudaEs ane hour later.
 xSaudzYs, hoars later.
 Al s0pfahonad ear= cpancct zs Central 5 aze xith ears tor Moasap
 This table subject 70 change without Hetlet
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
8 v~4

ila~sn- vl'ens sear wifet uavsnt seen her efgea l8feiY Weed ~slh. sent her aeax en 4 iitsie raeat9aa sialSsaa SeE Waered She Ses Weed Te lie 1h sasaasl ISles 1iaiss,p Stav ioess Ws~si Yrs ! todd her to take wees te each Island -lnstre
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
ulcxirs CREAM BREAD

has no equal Ii Is made Tn clean sFon. baked by wood heat. not by coal zo commonly used by bakers, eonse- ,nenffx contains no objectionable ga-es. Examine it and you will be eor,xince.i that you have the largest loaf and the best bread that can be obtained in the county for and l0 eenf bread. Rye bread a speciality. D. Fl HIcKIE. practical baker and con fectioner. West Thompson, Conn.,
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Notice

The annual meeting of the stock holders of The First National Bank of Putnam will he held at the banking house in Putnam, Tuesday, January l2, 1909, at one o'clock in the afternoon for the choice of directors for the ensuing year, and 10 do any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 5u2 G. H. GILPATRIC, Cashier.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
h Farses

TFxster N asn ssaps nt~klns ieft calseEv few years ago he declared he was galsas te fsr<e hss way to the fraai Lad hs m2ke geoaf Homer As serT~r-e@s Hes new occupyiag 2 fsant Eew e~ti tn the pea.tezssarys- rhseage News
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
o.& Max gasuaA

~f'nIa. uas aAlnt yea ~ear q psan l*et nsSh
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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
GEORGE $. CROSBY. Judge

Ata Couri of Probate held at Thompson with A in snd for the di trieis of Thompson on the *pth day of Decem Der. iste-
 Present, Gsorge $. Crosby, Judge Estate Of George W. smith. late of Thompson in aid district. d, ceased The aamiHistr4terie tonis non with will annexed having msds written application 10 said court. in accordance 1irh the statue, for oder Of safe of the ~hole or part Of the real estate described therein il IS
 ordered that said application be heard As the Probate 0ffice in Thompsan on the 2ud day Of January. ises. at o'clock in afternoon. and That notice thereof ne gwen. by inserting copy of this order in the Putnam Psfr1of. newspaper having circulation in Said district. and that re- turn be made 10 is court
 Attest
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
FRONT A>D rLw STREET. BOX
RURAL ERIE DELIVERY

Hkasz4es Nc and Rural arfier. leave 9a3ly. Sundays Nad Hol eAgs exeepsea3 al $. 70 8. m Frturn al S.l0 ?. m M4llzh5s lasitsr, weighing ! eoaads or less sent hy Rural Carrsers must De prepared bs ssaalfs, afii xeli.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
A sa~ina orses

Fler~ne~-l eans understand why Ethei married Mir Gunsau Hs Is old enough Ia te her fstker Lawrence Yes bur he Is rich enough to h~ her hashand -Exchsnge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Al.En.rt.na

sfseefer yeaE new hssuSe daes,st s>eS much ilke the arehitvst'S original seSlsa Nttosae >a Aut 1T leoks aaere Ike fl tissn the csss looks Ike his arlelas estimate Smart Set
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
GEORGE $. eRosBY. Judge. s2-i
DT-TFTTT OF Ta0NfsoA s. fkOnA1E

DGo1ff, Dec i4fb lssie.
 Estzfstos Francls N Elliott. late of Iaempz son in sad district. deers<ed.
 The admIuistra or de tonis non having ex hihiisa At= administration account Hisa Said estaEs to ;bis court for als0E4nce- II is
 Ordered thai ih. 2ui 6ax Of Jan 4 D. iassa. q. T a'esaek in she fgFeueQns at the FFoaafe uflsee Ia sofl psan be. and ihe same is, assleBeG for $ hesnHg ea tise aisawauee af ssid administration aseoaaf and this corr dir cts fhe admiuis- rYatnr de b0ais non to ct,e all persons fHs-rfsfe8 therein 10 auHeaF ii said time and place 6y ruhhshlng this oruer two times in san newspaper Ha7ius a circulation tn said aisfFlas. and 19 posting copy public szu post n The fARm et Theupsea where the deceased iAst swen, g. least 1q days before said time assigned
 Certified from Record. 5z-i tisosse $ Crosby, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Fsai Ah.,ras,.a,.

History leH bow As himeslss The esfsat 8hHe his-iiy eHenegsi n trac. ls5s ss~sa8sri# Tfit.s iH fise sand ,M ess s#fae gh ase feFseftHi of .he faef ftssl fi# efts was tssi5Ee,1 #s=a slt tlH zisli t1zts ta sisaz r sf lsH fzs4t t flia 4,szHzas Hz was sYa 5 #sy 4=s,is .ssls.sis. ss=flyI taa fegssl tseie eatrsHer Ar hi sfFs=stss Hassa AH 1aIa was near ls3 sisagh a ssasss.f ssf li1s tasstes, tsssis HhEae e# sta3 ssffh que eSsstlas hss 'asss asesi sn fAe slars. hss nllesl taSs af els isas assi.ss es.i.-s'al pgssh'em that ,~eu1 el r. he fa iaio a well fram ~hi5f he vss esi14 rls-l Naa aatiseui. fY~t shFsaa flesa Her.ad
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Ne Ate Evsr} s'ssns.

N s a#s tsNs gesrs ela has feat izAevHss ee H N Nsssk hiia af fhe ltaA5i sf taese thFHssssi lsfs fl4te that sT saaasi vst aad Hesffc ma ! ,e se ie uasie IL ia ttr as ta ian prove n5HsF vat HEasss The etfAr e8f NR MAS Eas sssl io 6
 Effha8s ga Ills Hs0is4sx dressed AsEn as ats @ sstaes
 New faNsa. WIele WaN gise last ihlns she Sasi te bin. .eaf sxrrs tlsas ssss take oa seer Hlale
 Hsisse eanse hene hat exesalns with sesste f.sias fsr llgtte xgrl ia ss st.sse homer the larts was given was tAir, teen wears cd Her nash her had baked 2 bivthdsy cake and pau If shs M hense ssf srsse nssasatsau If it were thsrteea WAX eassilsss There wsne tisTc~ If tasssa ,n tae pls~re taas vas put ois wgi'se's rsase
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01
Putnam Mail Service
1908.

POST OFFICE OPEN
 FruEa s 20 [. ns to 5 D. D. Sundays. from s.39 to 9~sJ q. n. The lobos will remain osen ta Lock Bon holders Hnta F n Hol1dsys from s-39 a.Ha. to l2 +, 5-30 ta p.u. Carriers wiBdas opessnH1ays from s.s0 to s-lH
 MONEY ORDER DIVISION Open from q. ss. 10 5 D. m-. closed on Sun days ard Legal Holidays Registry Division open during office hours
 pELIyERIEs By City Carriers Daily, Sundays sne Holidays exeepted) st s.20 |. m. and 40 m.. and II -0s B. m. in the Business Section One deiiyerx by City Csrriers on Holidays.
 HOURS OF COLLECTIONS From The Street Letter BaSes, Sundays ant Holidays excepted, and Despatches-l
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01

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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-01

Ara. Coart os Probate held al ihompson. A within and for the district Of Thompon on the 21st 3ay ef Deee mber \. D. 1908
 iressat, George s. Crosby Judge Estate of J0HafbaH Porter, late of Thompson said district deceased.
 The administrator having made written appsi- eaton to said Coart. in accordance with the s,atate for an order of sale of tht whole or part Of the real estate described therein, It ls Ordered that sad application be heard 1t the Probate 0fiice in Thompson on the 2nd day of Jan fga< al o'clock in the afternoon, and that Hotice be given by inserting copy Of this 5tjer in the Putnam Patriot, newspaper having ] rsuiatian ln said District, and thai return be made 10 this Coarti
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