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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

ssies-ReT1lsr cal. y O'Clock roo1;
Csp1tSl Trzcticn s. 500 st LIZ
Washington Railway 4s ZOO al S.
CaTitsl Traction, at Is
Washington Railway coumou. % Gt t[& 3 a
o. . 81 ~ % st -
Washington Railway p-sfsTed. 20 at -. e a
~. 90 az ~ = n ~ 70 Et So st ss-S a;
-. 50 az ~ % at 2ez
WsshinStca Gas. e 5o1 . at 65E
Bel Telsphous q PsunsylTaaik, 70 At ios-s 70 a:
i0sz
&eTEntialer at 3E
La1St1. 50 al I5E. 50 at I5z. 50 at I55s. 20 at
IA.
Union Tr-st, y az ISZz- 10 az Is1A
Cnitsd States TruEt- % at I04
Commercial InSz-ancc. 90 40 ~
Frz1klin Insurance. 70 At So
Af.sg call.
IanSon 10 II 80
Washington Railway cnznn. 30 at "a So at
So. s. az 81
Wasaiugtoa Railway a. $40 It q. E.Co II sis.
Potomac Ezec-1o Co1soiidzted s.. 900 a. 1854.
500 a. Iosiz
P0tonse Eeo-.c s., 500 a. 10.
Following are the bid and ssked prices on yestsFs
day's Washington Stock EzchalEc.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

baltimore. May E--Quotations established by III
Baltimore Frat and Produce Association are 2s
follows.
BUTTER-Cresmcry separator. 1lzzE per n INF
tation. Pc u LzZ3: prints 1-Ib.. per ID. y0a5l
do. III. per u. Sa3l: blocks eIh per n SAsi
daIry pTin1s. Maryland. Pennsylvania and Yir.
ginis. per ID IsaI7; Virginia ard West virginiA
store packed. PEI b. Tals: Ohio. store-packed
yer 10, lsal7; near br rolls per h. I7als: Ohio
rolls per b., Eals; West Virginia. rolls Per ID,
l6aI7
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, ard nearby hrsts
per doz-. .; Eastern Shore. Maryland, and VIZ.
ginia. per dcz-. %: Western frsts per doz. q
, iTEnia per d0z g
LIVE POULTRy-Old hens, heavyweight, per b
~; sprng chickens II lbs. and over. per Ib..
Sa30; IL lbs. per b. 8s27 u. and under per Ib
ZsZ5- Ducks, - II. ?; do white Pekins, Der ID
Is Pigeons. younE. pcr pair 29ag5; do. old. per
pair. .. Guinea fowls. old. each =.
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COTTON MARKET.

ouotationAs furnished By ". B. Eibbs & Ce,
RsTabers q the New York stoek Exchange. Hib5s
Building. - fifteenth street no-thEess.
New YORK. May H-Cotton opened 20 points
down this no~sing on unfsTorable cables. Alros,
Immediately the bGl interests poured into tie ex-
caauge az aco1muiatioa Of buying orders from
commission houses. which brought prioss I'd nearly
70 the high levels of yesterday Bull support b.
ing constant. prices advanced into new high ter
rttcgJ and the ciose was fairly strurE
Receipts az the ports were 300 bales against
ls-555 last week and 7.765 last yesr For the week
1900 bale, ssziEst H.sS last week and % sos
last year. Receipts zt New Orleans Eers S2S5
bales. against 2,SI last year.
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Gross Sales Larger.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Mex YGk. Nay E-Ste-lins storg. Rates 5
points higher. Rates for actual businsss closed:
50 DAYS s25a4. $50; demand, s-s7Sass7s5; ozhles.
ssas $50.
Commercial bills. 4s5zs fE % days and is5za
Gs5ss for GO days -four blls. ASA for 50 days;
gain, E6- The supply q grain and cotton bills
scarce.
Money opened at ? per cent highest .. lowest
- elosing "a Per cent Most q the days loans
were g: per ceuL
Tirne money vas easier IN tone and IN scns
instances irstitutions wiling mee- The bid
rate The rate Cf business however Tzs only nod
srate owing - the difficulty Of adjusting The dif-
ference of opinion betEeen the bo-rosrs and lend
ers as 20 pTice. Rates, "a pe- cout fE 90 days;
2-zZz Der cent fo- % days SasE psr cent 1or four
and ere months; peT cent foT SIX months; 81 per
cent FOX seven months; - PEI cent for over the
yes-.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotstioos furnished b ". 3. Hihbs & Co,
5eTabers q the Chiosso Board q Trade Hsbbs
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
ChicaEo. MAG A.-Wheat today vas steady ana
ITloes strong. the market b0ilg Eel supported h7
the louss TIE p-ics charges for The day we-e
within about th-g~fouT-hs q I cent tslshel
Cu1 vzs steady st a slightly ioEe7 level
Oats ue-e active ard scro1g. closing a. the hzheS.
ProvlsiOus opened unchanged % SC highe- ard
SD --r - -
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Eztra, per cwt.. 5sa6oo; butcher. s.oea
4-5o; cC1unJu. 30a3Oa
H0Gs-PeT cat, Eoss, E.caa7-50; ordinary. Der
cFt.. 6o0zs.5
bAMBS-Choice, ga medium, 6.
CALNES-Prtme. per ID, slza9; medium. Tss:
COMMON, 5a5
CoWS-PrHae. fresh each zoaASO: Common,
z509s0s9; od and dry. l0eozlan.
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Probate Court.
"zTrE URvg.u-

Eststs q Ann Quinizn: petition fo- Trobsts =
VII snd letters tes,snentsry b gTznted 70 Patrick
J. WalShe and JoSeph T. Ecsioff, and for the
appointment q guardian al uteu- Attnrney E 5
Luby-
a administration. Attcrney. II. z HeSary.
Estate q Hannah COyle. oVde. exterdiug cr7s s0T
hearing
Estate q Elizabe1h M~5rsn; petition for allow
snce for nzints1znc.
Estate q George ". Harvey PETITION fJT icttsTs
testamentary. answers. ArtOgrsys. Conway & Rob
inso1.
Estate of Asbu-y Neal; petitto1 70 frans issues
Attorneys. J. F. Collins ard Il A. Claude.
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North Carolina at Mess,pa.

4 cabIegram received al the Navy De-
PaTtment yesterday afternoon announced
the arrival at Messina, Sicily. OF the
cruiser North Carolina. The Montana,
which also was sent 20 the earthquake
belt, was delayed al Gibraltar and VII
arrive within a day or two.
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EnufrN Suifa-

No S54L Martha Y. B0wmzn IS James 81.
DAShieil. trustee st a., 10 cancel deed and fc-
Injunction AttnCueya J. ". Shea ard l. A
Bailey.
No. s5sz Clsra N O'Busa vs PhTip n
O'Bysn; divorce Attorney. J. q. Adrissns
No. 3S3 Robert ?. BUmley - Jsmes T. Clsrk
ct all iSApcion- Attorney. q Vinship wheatisy.
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Nsr York, May IE-WHEAT- -st-ougsr: duh No.
Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. L5S; No ? red Z O.
b.. ls5. Eominal; No bard New YORK E O. B..
Is: No. ! maczroni. Ls14. {. o b.; No Z Mani
toha- O. b. end Nay CT earS June L57l1 Ex-
por-eTs took nothing
CORN-Dul. b5t strong. No. ? elevator. s5it;
No. :, z. o b, spot- alz; No ? yellow. Z. O. b.
sl1; No white, Z. o b. aa Exporters TOOK
nothing.
RYE-seaTcs. but slow. No. 2. E O. b, nom
inzL q
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Equity Court No. =
Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
SoS a5s. E5g g5sL Slide James ard Hul-
Ign ~. De AIsy e al; indignant on FrTd1c-. At
t1rneys. Wolf & RosenbcE. 2. n Brylazsd-R
Il Montague. J. A MOTizTiry. J. II ThuTsto1-
No. 5.5e. Hiuds Ts. Costinett: motion foT nsz
t-fal fled AttoSueys y. y. Herr r W No
brsy-PennsbGkgr. CsruS ard Jozes.
Assignments f1r Monday, MaT - isos=
No. So No1sll Polish Msrufzccrrirg Canpsny -
Bowen Attorneys. T. " Whzuey-Bu-1oo Nzo-
afee-
No. 57a C5GdenbeTE IS American roc Coznps1y.
Atto-nsyS Marx Stearman-G. P. Hoover
No ST. Blznton Vs Washingt15 Railway ard
Electr1c Company. Ar1Orusys. J. c. DaTis-C A
D0lslas and g. P. EooTsT-
No 2sT Thouas vs. De wint-9 x a. Atto-psTs,
! ". Bsier-P. r. Marshall
No. SIP Cheshire ~ Annapolis and PosooaS
River R2ilxay Company. Attorneys. Chzrses Bend
hsim--C A. Dr-1zlss and G. P HOoTeT.
Nc. ~. MeBlsir District u Colunniz- At
torncys John Rs5out-E r Tro1nzs-
No. =. RAYMOND - Lo7d- Afr0Eeya. h "
WheAtley-A. s WoTthinEton-
NJ. 81 Sauu ia-s & Co. vs Zshn- Attornsys
Davis & kiuhf si-Donsldscn.
Na 81 Holle - washington RE1wsv ard Eiss-
tic Company. Attorneys. WIlizmsn-DosElss &
Howe.
No E5 FREE ~ Dis.r1ct Il Oolumhis A.
toners ETEns. Benson & PunsToy-Eazailsoz.,
Thonas Duval.
No SS Einsha-t - ChsSapsake and Ohio RaIi-
v1y Company. ActCneyS Per1-Hsmilioa & Coz
Scrr
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I.aWaRia-
District suits.

10. 5i54s wskezaaa Distiuery Company - VII
isn Z HarTsy; judgment SesZ Attorneys. Bran
6enbrg & BTs1denbuEg-
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No 81. IN 70 Rirtenh0use street; fer coods-n-
ration of land Attorneys. z. Z Tnouzs and
james T. Smith
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouosatssrs farsssssd By ". B. HEsbs = Co,
members New YORK Stock Ezehanee. HIb1 B1do
inr. 7B Fifteenth strpes northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES By HOURS;
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MOVEMENT TO SELL
Market TOp-heayy the Belief
Among Spectators.
DECIDED BRIsKNESS FOLLOWS
Bear Pressure Of Early Hours Due
20 Fact that Considerable Lfquida-
fion Takes Place for Trader Who
Is About to Go 10 Europe-Ad-
vance in Consolidated Gas.

New York, Nay IA well defined sell
ing movement governed the course Of the
stock market most OF the time to-day,
due apparently TO a generally dispersed
sentiment among speculative traders that
the market had become top-heavy tenn
pOrarlly and that a reaction was IN order,
and On this decline, which was the more
vigorously conducted IN the early part
OF the afternoon. recessio1s OF between
one and two points were common. with
an even greater fall In the very active
stocks. such as Reading and Union Pa
oihc.
After this. however. the market raj
lied with decided briskness, LED BY a
sharp uDtun in Consolidated Gas stock
which advanced the price OF the issue
nearly five points, aid final losses
Throughout the list were in the greater
number OF instances only fractional
Probably most OF the pressure brought to
bear against the market to-day was OF
the oear sort, and the Quickness with
which the rally in the late afternoon Oc-
Cured Justified this suspicion, but II was
admitted that a certain amount OF liqui-
dation had taken place IN the market IN
the last fOrty-eight hours. part Of il be-
ing for one fairly large speculative &C
count whose owner is about 10 leave for
Europe.
Bring About Reaction
1 The stock exchange room trading ele-
siment, seeing this and the rather especial
heaviRess displayed by one or two issues,
bent all their efforts 10 bringing about
zEhe reaction Of which they declared the
market stood in need; but whether or not
the major portion OF those who made
contracts for the decline to-day found the
transactions profitable Is al open ques-
ton.
The advance in consolidated gas stock
affected the market directly. as large
fluctuations IN this stock. whether IN an
upward or downward direction, almost
Invariably do. Consolidated Gas is q
stock that IS commonly classed IS being
q specially" But experience has shown
that fluctuations IN the price Of the stock
usually reflect the underlying view Of Ger
tain very wealthy people il this country
as 70 the general future Of business and
financial conditions
Gross Sales Larger.
It Is commonly reported that the recent
reduction in the priSs Of gas has not IN
favorabIy affected the business OF the
Consolidated Gas Company IN any con-
siderable degree, and that the gross sales
Of the company have been heavily aug
mented BY the event No enc pretended
that there was anything in the news to-
day which could be held responsible for
the fall in prices. Earlier IN the day, IN
fact. prices displayed a uniformly rising
tendency. owing 70 a pronounced exhioi-
ton Of strength in the London market
Although losses IN cash have been sUs-
tained through gold exports this week.
estimates OF to-rnorrow's bank statement
concur in predicting for the banks large
cash gain because Of the influx OF West
ern money.
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Equity Court No. L.

% cIILE HAItNAhU-
No. 85EL Bowman 81 DasheIi e a. rule -
turnable Nay 2. 300 Attnrneys. J " Shes and
L 4 Bailey
No. Zs55. Lrmiey ~ Clarke - al; iziunctioo
and rule returlsbls June 4. 1903 Aeo-nsy. q Wiz
ship Nbesrley-
No assignments for Monday. May i. Isos.
Equity Court No. =
JDsTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments for MONDAY Ms5 j. lae:
No. 27zso. ToVsey vs. sleysr Attorneys z z
GlzSSis and J. J. Dar.ingto1-D. ". Bsker.
No GS9. Smith st a.. rs. Meyer e a. Attos.
nsys. II. 2. CLASSIC and J. J. Dar-ngton-D- "
Baker
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Circuit Court No. 2.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No Ss42 OrEm ~ Ps-so1s; nctioa fox ~
trial fled. Atto-ncys. p. Rohschild. A. I. New
mver-Birney & Woodsrd
Assignments for Mondzy Nag T. G9.
No 81 jenkins Washington Railway ard
EleC1-ic Company. Atterueys. DownizE ard Bery-
J. J. Darlington
No so Mogzn Baltno-e snd Ohio Rafrosd
Company. ArturueyS. GirtiuES & Chamhrriin snd
F. .. Blackis,o1e- -HsIaiiton. CoIbert, Yerkes s
Hamilton
No 81. Pollen - Capital Trzction Cozpsny.
Attorneys. T. 5. Huidsk0pT-R r Psv 4
Son and 6. 7. DCnlop.
No - BsueS ~ Washington Ts-niuaI Cun-
pany .. al Attorneys. Wilson & Rarks5ale-Geo-zs
L Hamilton aud c. J. Murrhy.
No. 50 NoV-is Is. N0-rSe Attorneys. H5pezsu
-Hariow & Tsylcr.
No - Brown Modem Woodsrea- Atto-neys
Jefc-ds & Nauck-Piau;z & Lambert
No. "a American Sstionsi Bank -. neckhazt
= a.. Attorneys. Berry & M:zor-Brsnderh1rz.
No. So Jo Mcur Surety Loan Company e
sl. Attorneys. Darr, Peyse- s Tsylo--Gies
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished bg ". B. HlSSs & Co,
msnbe-s Of the New Yo-k Stock E1cssrg., Eibas
Bridf1r - Fifteenth strses uo-tbzrst
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Criminal Court yO. I.
JUSTICE GOULD
AS UIneut FOX Monday. May =. so:
United States - Peri y. Frishy: o1 hea-nr
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
AssiErnents for Monday. May II. I9e:
United States Ts. J0serh Zers-z
United States - IsTuusl Iackscu-
United States u James 8fudd-
United States IS. Edward J. TOznSeud
United States " EdTzrd Tur7cT.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WEEKLY BANK CLEARTNGs.

New Yo-k. May M-Bzdstree.'s hank clsa-ir
total fnr fhs week sndinz Ntar q sIrrvs-
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tlnd dnOJneT monk.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
CLeft side down; boys arm is chaps nossl
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icy. O.. 2; H. q L, IgsI close. 2.
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MISCELLANEOUS BU6DS.

= Y9-k. May l4-Clossus bond guotsssoas OF
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
August weekdays.
CoRpIER-MAYxAgp.

Frank IT. Cordief, son Of MT. and Mrs. Julius Cordier, Green street, and Miss orise C. Maynard, daughter of Amadee Maynard. Maynard street, were married in St. Mays church. at o'clock laai Monday morning, in the presence of large gathering Of rela- lives and friends.
 l.. Q. Williams, af9anist Of the Con- Qfegalienai church. presided at the or gun fife 2eaaing procession formed in the eeslfg ef ths church and pre- ceefled down the center tsle. The Ssh. efs4 William & Gag and e.ysill Rem Hlafd, pfeceded, followed ny the groom eseaEed by his father
 . eThe bride followed leaning on the arm Of her father. Thc hfide and groom continued past ihe altar rail inside the sanctuary. the bride being a member of t1e -oeie.y G. the Children of Mary.
 The nupial ceremony was performed by inc Pastor, ihe Res. John Van den Soort, after which he celebrated nup- tial high mass, assisted by the Nine O'clock Choir.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white em mbroidered batiste, and wore the veil of the Children Of Mary.
 The solos Of the mass were sung by Misses I.eona Daigle and Jane Donos an. OvilIia Gueftin sang the Ave Maria, by Jordan. The music was exception ally fine.
 After the ceremonies at the church a reception was held in St. Johns Hall, during which the CargiIl Orchestra furnished music. Greetings and best wishes were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Cordier by the large gathering, and Fr. Van den Noort gave them his blessing. A program consisting of songs and in- strumentai numbers was carried out. Refreshments were served.
 Mf. Cordier and hts wife left on the 12:3o train for Worcester en route to visit relatives in Syracuse, N. |. Upon their return they will reside at No. IF Church street, ii house recently it. ted up for them.
 They were the recipients of many beautiful presents. A large number of their friends escorted them to the rail- road station and demonstrated their in- terest in their welfare by attaching an inscription to the car in which they had seats, reading as follows:
 "fhey' re just ried. Take good care
 of lhemni
 Both MT. Cordiet and his wife are prominent Tn society circles in st. Mary's parish, and their many friends afe glad to know that they will conti. nue to reside among them.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
Bradley TheAter

Crowned to the color of a good Indian, John Philip Soasa, the emi. nent com poser and bandmaster, inau. gufntod the both semi=annual season of concert Ing with his fanons band at Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia, Pa, on S6adny last m his accustomed pofnp anu dash. 5onsas skill as Il musician ol quality was evidenced in his pleasing choice of the numbers OH the programme, and his personality and the perfect control of each indiyid- uai nftist lent charm to the rendition
 While Sonsa is obliged to res pond lo the call for his services at length in the
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
Baby Show

The Bradley Theatre management entertained all the babies for miles around at the annual baby show last Friday afternoon. They could not all get prizes but those that didn't are worthy ef honorable mention and d better behaved, more good.natured or brighter lot of babies was never exhib. fled m any community.
 The prizes were awarded as follows:
 Glass A--Bahies up to one year Prettiest, Rose, daughter of Mrs. osias Malboaf, Webster, Mass, best be- hssed, Barbara, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Shippee, Putnam.
 Glass B-Bahies from one to two years-prettiest, Joseph, son of Mir. MT. and Mrs. John J. Plant, Webster, Mass, best behaved, Marie, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. Willis Bard, New York city.
 Glass C-Babies from two 10 three years-Prettiest, Emil, son of MT. and Mrs. Comee Bfodeur, Putnam; best be- hsved, Edna, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Lewis, Danielson.
 Glass h Twins = lolande and Wuenceslas, children of MT. and Mrs. Louis Nalade, Putnam; Theodore and Pelord, children of Mir. and Mrs. Omer Aubin, Putnam.
 Glass E-Smallest babies-Henry, 1 pounds. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Bert Field, Putnam; Eva, 6 pounds, daugh. ter of Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Allaire, Montvtlie.
 Glass F--Fstfest babies under one year-Ciara, sS pounds. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Francis Meurtaagh, Put nam; Jennie, si s.t pounds, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Tetpauit, Putnam.
 Glass G-fattest babies between one and two years-Eigar. g S-1 pounds. son of MT. and Mrs. Dragon, Putnam: Ernest. ss pounds, son of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Iahonte.
 Glass l--YoGngesA babies Beatrice, 5 weeks, daughter f Mir. and Mrs. David Carrol. Putnam. Willis, son of Mir. and Ms. Willis Bard of New York city was awarded the prize for coming the greatest distance.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
13ASEssFsaBAIL EN Sa~o CGs = SID NN ss OSSDss9-1 AI A 1

made off Pe.o4uia and 70 DIT Dion. lt was a regular inery.g3-round as 2i mEH elfcel the bazeaz 1ae scaFe was i1 t0 2 ln Andies favor.
 TnH f Jewef gIty a inz and Putnam 1ins Of le=es nezl Saturday fbe zeaHsa Of igH essnes t9 an end wiih Jeaett City in first place fl Patnam loses aud Jewell ei5y loves The same thmg happens. E# t JeseH city should iose and Putnam should ~in-why there would fse a pest seasgn sefies that would break ail feeofds Ter attendance and interest. Well, @e' li see.
 That Wauiegan' protest of tue Jew cit City game didn't get much attcn- ton at the meeting last sanday. There must be unmistaksble gfoun is, aad they must be proved beyond reason able question before game can be thrown out or every game would soon be protested on some pfetext or other.
 That Manager Bonln has prepared a bill for Labor Day that will be pleas ing to all. The Draper Co. team of Hopedale will give A morning and afternoon exhibition on the Providence street grounds. All who follow semi. pfofes sional baseball in this section of the country know what this team is. The manager wH5 not taking any chances when he signed them as he is banking on sure thing ss far as a good team goes. Last Saturday In q ten.iDnipg contest the Woonsocket team, Of the Mill league, won from the DrapeH to 1. Barnaele and friend will probably be on hand in Putnam uniforms. This combination is strong enough for any semi professional team in existanee.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
Deafness Ianaot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach The diseased portion of the car. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that k hy constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- dlsion of the mucous lining ef the Ens- tachian Tuts. When this tube Is in- famed you have rumhling sound or imperfect hearing. and when 1t Is en- urely closed, Deafness Is the result, and unless she inflammation can be taken out and this tube restoed to its nor maj condition. hearing will he destroy. ed forever; nine eases out of ten are caused by Iatarrh, which .s nothing but an unframed condition of the ma- cous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by ca tarrhl that cannot he cured by Hall $ catarTh cure. Send for circulars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY X Go. Toledo. c.
 Sold by Druggists, sSe.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consli- patton.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
 Probate Court Case

\ hearing was had on the appliea- ton ef Mrs. Lena \. Greene, widow of Clarendon NJ. Greene, fof an increase ot her widows allowance from the es- tate of her late husband in the Put nam Probate Court, last Saturday af- ternoen, Judge Wright presiding.
 This application has been before the Court since last Apfii, but has been ad- burned from time to time for various reasons The decree of the Court, that the widow he given an allowance of sl50 per month during the settlement of the estates takes effect from last April.
 At the same time a hearing was giv- en on the application of Judge r. r. Russell, administrator of the estate of Clarendon NJ. Greene, for an extension Of time for the settlement of the estate. lie MAS given until the 2d of October next to close the estate.
 Mrs. Greene was represented by Ben. edict NJ, Holden, of Hartford, and the heifs by Charles l.. TorFey of this city
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
Methodist Church Notes.

The Epworth League service last Sautay evening, in charge of Mrs, Jesse Wilcox, was an interesting meet ing X thorough and most excellent report of the Epwauh Leagae lnsti. ute, recently held al Millimaa,ie Camp ground, Was given by Miss Louise Smetl, who was sent as a dele gate from the local League, During the service two selections were sung by the male quartet, also a solo by Mrs. George shepard of New York.
 The X. Els are planning fall work and will hold Nine Gent Social in tue near future.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03

large cities during the current season, h. VIII play many engagements q only une Of two concerts ln . single ely. during the tanr tn tue Pacific 'oAsi and etufn. This city k inelud ed in his itinerary and the first uu. steal treat af the season Will be when be appears with his band and soioists tt htadiey thealte on Thursday, Sept. 2.
 The eMareh Kings latest compo. sitien "fhe tairost of the Fair was heatd for Inc first time sunday and WIS immediately proclaimed by the eri isies to be a formidable tiVal to hts Ill ist successful march The young march K expected n efnw into man hood of pofuafily in very short time on iis true merits. lt will be heard in the programme given here
 The Misses Frances and Grace iioyt, Noeaists; Miss Florence Hafdemnn, Nioinist and Mi. Herbert L.. Clarke, eornetisi, will be most prominent among the Soloists.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03
ctts ooar,~Ra.sei, Judy.

Theodore Langlois was before the court Saturday morning charged with assault, He pleaded not guilty, and attempted to prove an aIibi. The evi- dence was so conflicting that the court continued the case until Monday morn. ing, when 1t rendered judgment of guilty, and imposed fine and costs, amounting to s2o, from which an ap. peal WAS taken.
 On "Wednesday morning AL. Camp bell was presen, tn court charged with allowing minors to loiter about his sa. loon. The case WAS continued until Sept. II, Campbell furnishing a bond ot sihi.
Putnam patriot., 1909-09-03

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