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Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
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To relieve the worst forms of Rsen' ma.ism. take teasneonfnl of the tel- lowing mtxtuFe sflet each meal and Al sedume.
 Flaid Extract Dandeiion, one-hall ounce; Comp paund kargon, one ounce, Compound syrup >arsaparilla. tatee ounces
 These harmless ingredients can ee obtained frsm our home druggists. and are easily mixed hy shaking them well tn bottie. Relief k generally felt fFoni the tirsi few doses.
 This prescription tor>cs the closgesi- up,mscliSe Kidneys to filter and strain from the hleoi the poisonous waste matter aad uric acid which causes Rheumatism.
 AS Kheum s,ism k not only he most painful and toftaro;ss dissase, ent dan seFans IA life, this simple recire wilt na iouht hv grstiy Nalaed hy many sufferers heFe al home, who shoald si onca prepare she mixture to sst this relief
 II is said that IsF>on who would take lh4s prescription reSosariy. 3 yto>e eg t~A aa38V sr even few times a sseek. would nesvE have serious kitt. ney CT ! ftnaFS dt>aEsters og Rhe0ma- tiStn.
 s'ag EAis aak ati preserve Il. tsaaa Rheumatism psesesl ptlaas which gsts ty rvssrxe are >e&Fee, tssstsesf. and N l1Sn sea nexd il, you wsnE il eaalA.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
4 Frte Handed Prince.

The following k tald of the famous Prince 6f Conde He left his son. agad nine years. 50 louis dor te spend while he himself was absent in Paris. On his return the boy came 10 him triumphantly. saving.
 ePaIa. here is all the money safe. I have never touched it onee."
 The prince. without making any re- ply. took his son to the window and quietly emptied all the money out of the purse into the street Then he said
 .If you have neither virtue enough to give away your money nor spirit eneu@h to spend if. nlways do this for the future. that the poor may have a chance of it
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

fhan on The resgurreS of the minerals. lands. fssrpsfs and waters
 .ttar annuaG saerzai5fs from fnt~.r- cufu.4iS is about i-18s1 Stopping sh-ec-fs..r-ss of fhr fs< af life from ibis cause aIss from trpboid and etter prevalent ard prpvenfaisle aiseises would increase aur average length of Nfe orer fffeen years
 -If We eeunt the raiue of each He lost af of.Iy Si.7a6 and reckon The aver age earning Iost by illness as s1t1 per rear far z4wa men. we fud that the economic gain from mitigation Of pre- venTable ,lisease ln the United States would exee-d SI.5p1 oenosso q year h addition. re would decrease suffering ard increase happiness and content ment among the people
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29


 swimmer in hl= agehH we see him striking hratelF= through the rising saee that promises to bear hiIa to the shore tiil another falls upon him with staggering f0ree and downs him for | Last maddruiag effort If ever val iaHt struggier slaved with brain and hand to earn modest happiness fni onls three lone souls. fl ever mortal endured keener pahg of n brain dam Hged from Infancy pr earlier and of the wearing, endless drip of sorrows from without. false friendships, starve. iiugs wages, the rich mans aloofuess and ihe slaaders of the malicious and Edgar Poe
 Under ihis dread stress he walked the streets iu madness or uleiane holy sit Is Grlsaeld V ho tells what he had wltnesSedl with tips moving Ill indis tfnct curses or win eyes uplurned ln passionate prayers for their happiness who were al thaf moment The objects of his ldplAlry. ef Nita face sheouded iii daam h. would brave the widest storms and ail night. aIiB dTeife hed garments aud afms wildly beating the wted and fam. ae would speak as II to saltIIs
 Airs Whitman e-4d soul and brave. Meaia hue iI ssd Ter h5a{s age O haye saTt5i 15is aflzi lafeieasfi t for tlie aeeatee etags ef tlle nations literature bat 4i.e v.aseefh hQpr Was passed. 'f6ssed to aH4 fru in his HeW ifrespeust lale slate. p.szr i..is uas falehel iato m uuknavn death. ibam uleas fn its surface nsl,e a5efe thm tragi Il as tha etISjug hsTnre gs tlnic If a genius that hal sanHHa af fs own to have foaefrl on fuil ufe II fate had played fairly
 The staes la-if= pubIie will never let Foe de nor inc tverS ef Jewelesi verse ey an iufnltlble artifieer nor NH Inc eVer rtnsfne thHong of trained iutelleets permit the coming genera tious If Americans te forget that in the sereiy neglected ssd Xlsaged fig. ure of this master n.iud their country ran properly boast of h4vins adlei 10 the old worIts NallAlia the shade of n genius born suf of dAe season doom ei while here Ia waIk shreuded in wee and nlavNe to share forever the limbo ef the misurs ,erstcaa
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

grew stronger, and within three HionehS i was perfectly well woman
 want this letter made public to show the benefit women may derive from Lydia F. Pinkham,s Vegetable Compound. Mrs. JOHN q. MoLDAN, 2115 second St. North, Minneapolis, Minn-
 Thousands of unsolicited and genu- inc testimonials like the above prove the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham 5 Vegetable Compound. which IS made exclusively from roots and herbs.
 Women who suffer from those dis, dressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia T.. Pinkham, 5 Vegetable Compound to restore their health.
 Ifyou want special advice write to Mrs. Pink ham. at Lynn. Mass. She will ltreat your letterass strictly confidential. For 20 years she has been helping sick women in this way. free of charge. Don t hesitate write at once.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
of Genius - 1909 Edgar Allan Poe By Oliver Leigh q
 Copyusl,l. 1909. by the
 A.merloaa Pres Associsiion
By Oliver Leigh q

The Nes York Mlrrgr and ln is15 gained world fame aud sip bg The Raven. Al last. in ihls ss.se year be bs.s.ats ossilar of the BrDaG@ @ay Jour fal md owner sf a in slx months iD spile af hh fame and brilliant iatof Il dlesI in tseo months from sseakiisss af tiie naHey eLesi.
 Just Wheu his ~f1ieratF papers in GssleY.s iza45 Book kal faisel hin to the piaasrle of popularity q iil'ei aas Inserted in ibe ifeninE Mirror by Thomas Dunn English bitter rival ei Poe tH the raylnias bBslaess whose iItefar{z flAs.e fszia s5H l8e aBeiody whi i aaafea hls sang. "oh. Don't Ion Re n1eHlIer sweet Alice 8eu Boltf
 Pee won hls snll far wonder. and. miracle of miracles. actually eDt yer. dlFt of S4sz5 damages aud ppeketei t'fe cash'
 Years ugo The present writer while rabsaekiHe old magazines ta enearth fha IIIl 4..s.f Ea sil.0ils flraae contributed bt ffe. eb!egs liis literary r1itieisms. turned up eheaplf pr.nied booklet afiIiei be Pestz Had Poetry ef 2u3er5 a= by i.aeaHte iii he eilalesue
 IfHse=4z# Isz.z t51iz z .ts ihs iIlIE Es5f fa.s Ees #F8s tfrH Hteaz'i s eoiii ,aleH. a. I.e.4 r5 bt b6 l9laaf.s u. aba. #aI as E6rT s aHd d1Hlaatian is aieh q ! ss5 5ree5 "a. ts hersr s6fIas IL wrath HFl sas uia9 tils tiile he fssze faf E F, f#e ae sHer fl-zt iu line Sea 4afA fii=lecAa. ss ls1s l.hr1rt ia i=sH..zfzs .a aaa la aihes eitses. Was ,8itseaa# #ls asss li aas | a.ltif iH fIe rb a.ed taupiet* g9w eili ol fah a#iEied Eiif s atd tiiftg nl tlls p=e# zHl afiffs 0f one d8y 4heff f55r# yfEe HfIat#a ia fap.iais aAff N4s aif tE EsFmeai O. see Hlfal fl sai3 af Hae fiaa ar EffanE iii{iT' xs lla l. cred h If#I nld l s53aaIaieHs nlaeK' hfs eaIid ae q tls s5lfs' l,t-iitslrt waef fgey afl noi fate aad mali,sn hin Poe was net among ihe thirty an' three
 Tlas startled sae Into resetieetial that I'0e llitea aad used fan3 naiHes One was "I.alnRc This satire was b' sIavaAte fhe ruem. 5sf0 lines long opened wlth a delicious burlesque o tsriswold seit blown into make be tieer gad. reviewing and judging hi'
 interiors. tlie fllirty.three poets, as the humhly passed before him This i surely he work of Poe. thought | Tn treatment If the poets sounded re uafkabiy like Foes language in hi magazine reviews and paragraphs. thorough search lasting some six c eight weels ended in tte publieatioi of reprint uf laiante's poem. witl references ft, parallel passages in foei prose. VI his | n0 doubt formed the sub stanee of his lecture. no eeports U vhieh eenii h, faaed tn the New fari ss Philadelphia eaneHs Anticipating the criticism eH HakeSaIfl fef it a hIfi
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

roE iS FHk ttltatS of COMPOSITION the reviewers might reiy on in their ennrt ts deu1 rge Flc gift of satifieai
 power. eui aa he aiile pase hls own Iietam \ satifr K. uf euurse. ne lAiem fac iiftle book was noticed lh tue usaal slapdash Way N heu the subiest E painful aud the dnder If so eem#9Aaais H psa3a7iion 5s u0t sone VI ihe bg1s The NgW York Evenlng rost adaHIed That tar eiaIm was paaaa
 Nl#fis twenty NeIts tater fhe aHens
 laaas sst.ts aHi H#ra'e1 re. 4ses ase- fE7s}zzzd Nt#il zefAer es=ee Hta5
 oftf & zlza d5e As4tssl iassit t1 P
 haH al fzs eHafHaf dFa0 iH zs of se.- Gee. 3 la0s a.5 followed su3f. 8u1 ae A#Ke esd sss4ee te Ar tss lHE sIa5 si#' < s8e e54 lste ahd sfzl5ss .zs15As all else F eraes Has tensae>4 ae { iazaHe fa. --.ts er ufs.ses the araHg'efg HAset na tAem which eeass U8t fae el.Eree that t',se has as few tSrasls aad hserudeea hsners ai8eaE his oWu eepie eew a~ during bis haa aerssi lie take il That ln proud de rspee ef tAe hoSIile press which sup pressa.si hls sesfafr Tbs rnyu,ei sud priesel | in isls tainaing that in this gui>e ig Neull sGnels s1trslxe. Eut ,srlSNold Was hts nseFart eNerasor and des5nay.d ulaay papers 1here appear ta ise eslt serse elaes of tAe satlre in eNiStvaee Two 1ssS after Toe disd GflsA Ald aaese this in tac New NorA Teshaae stads.ar Alisa see k dead fAas aanaaGsemeHt MI start.e taans. but few @lll be grleyed hs Ii He was wef knQWu ln all thls country Ae hsa ne.sders tn Engiand and iu ses- ersi Ut sne states ef hurv4e hat he had few eE ae friends These last wenis wtre pF9ateI U lsaliyS
 'sTse <, s8 naE Inc sLAeratls ia. peFs sad .se Eseen- had ap. ed Ills e#uss Waa it a.s eaawn aea "a lSta he sak aease t@ms hea-s la tHe tava tasa sas4ga uf Fagdham asae aas hassea as t,e estsht fertsaIar ssaF eF tts sau5Fx ngaanent nssh sa eas4E aa e gtss enHs1 0f Asw & fla he bts aS th u tAlaaarsa aa 8ee eg# 4sas a ss grtsAs aK ite e esssass aea pt.a.
 h asesas sssan stagH efst o a faNi fls h@rA tg N#se fs75 fg q lAaf Pee 9s F. "a aers s5 seai eTaalNe A aaezaAsAsB aN4 tf#A ae ENs .s4#ssz lA efcFe Nem8a wh4 UeH 08s HpVers4ase He st4FaaG ffese eaayis ia'fts eg the hsss9 kissa as tnsa patfeaase that coasle- scends sAsy Afe.~ he writes te Iso~- eiis -hzs tseea walsa. impulse. passion Cpassloa fer beauty aaa for rssetry wassA A igs traess exnresStanA d lessg
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
An aA.

Captain. reiaaraed the nuisance on shlpbsard who always asks foolish questions. what is the object in throwing fhe anchor overbeard?'
 sYouag man. replied the old salt, do you understand the theory of seis- mic disturbances Well. we throw the anchor overheard 10 keep the ocean from slipping away in the fog. Seet"
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Putnam and Providence

Leave PHtnam Tor Providence and way poinf. al 6.35 a. m changing al Elmville on esrs oi the Prov ideuce and Danelsen Railway, lesviuz ElmyiIle at 6.45 and S.45 a. uI. and hourly thereafter te and including ii D. n. Return ing, leave Market Square, Providence, at 5.4' a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 F. m.. thei 5.45 ?. m. Fare . cents.
 sDoes noi run Sundays.
 Sundays one hour later.
 xSundsys, ? hours later.
 All sonthoound ears connect al Central Vi lage with cars tor Meosup
 This able subject to change without notie,
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
 o@.s4onn =n lsttle.

"Sfa6IHs If r'5,uaalK. Sats char aeteI Iu dae of Res stories Tt;d.ett sess tlas he is s8eg8@ uR for rainy 
 enHA ea4as. Hse resraHse Ills uEfe tHia Ssa mast lH,s saving up fir Hltailpf iiatsl
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Wood Sawed

al Se and aao cents q cord. am now ready ie receive your orders with prompt attention being newly equip ped with one el he latest gasoline en. gines made N osesi split al reasoaa hle price Give me ! trial and t~a con. xincrd. Peter Dumas. isasi1o4 be St Putnam. Telephone ersiers 10 henne- tiN '~ ~iaAis n
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

( .9 Srrl q VI V e n q. VI
 and broken down condition of the system. l read so much of what Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound had done for other suffering women 1 felt sure it would help me. and l must say ii did help me wonderfully. My pains all left me, l
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
A4HAa iR ta.Is

\ feHz= aas uHfa'7t' ae0iuSt the wlSkss=aE hs n4rtats tHd tn tstaias a frIassd eaW te eafaA the news te them sal
 .len taern avss gAat au deaa and ,ea1l, wvrs un te ghe climax = Lon ,lau Tit glEs
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

irn f6r solitude. n ef all things prs@eni He ensafesi L. aitesss a5 ssses i4ffsI.ai reeeYsfl lsu where. efse writes. asae [. f'ss. .sleerse esI gf a3 eisssrTeTs. and fo hear him repeal sTbe Raven. ysf.tff fse does very quietly. l. an event in ones llsa 2.
 Nrs. Whitman. puet herseif of ihe RsaloB sebsoi and woman Df exeei,- fienai euisars ard positiga. desrrifes Edgar Toe fif st
 fsa eorre sataousiisf do not re--seFa- Der fs egasf hase te1ff He veteran aT slTaEe IaaSef fcaliet t1s b@sf taller ln E4sfsnaa disesHs with scathing ster-5sfa | n popular writers ef the da5 s.. hase Nsssne3 f9 siae tre-esl1nt c1d vivid tgfs gf tte aufdcrat foaiRes &ea- dsH nsl afs 10 t5e brilliant coiio4uiai reaourrss of John Neal and Margaret F'5i- Ter fs4 siss feseae HEsaieFs Of sEe1tf and tfeasaraz5 ufs memorable sentences from lIss golden fsfas af fsflzmrMoH5 fii5ze t#fs fsauer as the=s sas tFe earnest. opuient. ilnarersssiliat=8 siseetig ef Efi%zr F1f f.8ze his sfzsl rs if Trsseufed q cQfahina= lion of qHaissGsH r4reIz rgsf fslei in t4s tarne FeFsaH-s cool dselssys judgment a WhoIIf unconventional courtesy and grace Of r4anHe4 and an ianpersoaa en4husias ra zs5fh haeiszat ali iasarefa within ths cir e4e Of Hs Influence
 viretuia died in January lsi7 Mrs Clernm had eusr hess Ter htlrtieu F
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
X rA couRT of PROBATE 1o1nr~ .

A a SolkI ot PROBATE HOLDEN AT p.,.- reenaa ~fhin and for the Dlsfrics of fatnam on tn isth day of Jaa. A n iaea N' oi o rrrsent Edward C. Wright. Jadye
 na9s.oh ppo oi sstepaen Ballard of Putnam. Ct. - = p tso !, txesafor Q: the last will and ssgstaH,sai ot ssiem L Ballard late af r1,na,. within said district deceas4d oi fuiham .-s naas No4ft aoFh decree that SIX month. ee al ss eShihit ihels claims against inc sane ', ,ts z lAs.sses ane directs that public no.Ies s. sasIss \ sAs sfs sS adyeFtisy in Rev spaper ,aa eeEf on the public sign r.. irs ss,i aeceasee last awelt taaeS ~nefe the
 Ger ilsSi rrusa Resa-s
 EDWARD c. WRIGHT. Jpa~e az
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway Co
lime gwen for cars leaving Front ah1
 Main Street

lime gwen Tor cars leaFIl2 EEUHt au.
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester and intermedi- ate stop. al .5.l7, .6.o0. -7.55 m., and hourly until s55 p. III. Leave Worcester C ty HalD Al 6.l5 m., and tonrly until s.l5 p. n Time hours and 20 minutes; fare i5 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Webster aud intermediate stops st = r. .e O a. m.. ' 55 a. m., and then hourly until 2 5 pm. Returning. leave Webster a; 6.l0s q. m., .i5 a. m.. and hourly anil i0.i5 D. III. Faye 20 cents
 Leave Putnam for Daysie and intermediate stops at x6.35 a n. and hourly thereafter unti II 3a F. n. Returning, Ieag. Dasvilie al .5e9, 545 I. n. 6.l0 a. m., Dayyille iesl house z; .2s Hl-, and hourly untl 10 Z E. n. Faro 10 ceuiS.
 Leave Putnam for eanieison st Ss.35 a. m. then hoaris until l0.5a -.u. Returning leave Danieison al .7,l0 q. ul. and then hourly uuu aBf5 a.l0 p. n. Fare l5 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Central Village and inter mediate stops st x6.5a a.. m. hourly unu 9.S5 p. m. Returning. leave Central NIilsa' a.6.i5 d.. m.. 1.45 .. sl.. heallX thereatte uHfs a,45 p. m- Fare 2J cents. All ears connect ai Ge4trsl Village for Moosnp. Fare cents
 Leave Norsich for Putaam at 6.45 a. la.. aud hourly Bnt 5 i5 ?. H. Fare 55 cents.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
1909 The Year The Centenary f Pat Second ~ Poes De- anpssoa ol fllnaseh --- Ills Isye H.hans = Foe a, Sa.insi -- Els Irage End.

OR Hs a n ? E' years the
 writer en- ioyed more or Bw intimate ar@ qualHtaHe with sarze#gh friends of Pee eiu,ilgg bM hafHp lon apsgRe =g GFH= ham. owner of tsrallaH1s Afaga zlEe John Faf Ha4n iI3e eminent el8fayeF r talne Magazine aisI Mrs Nh bois lie Mary Gose Wlio found VH ginIa so weak one day tn s hat @BH HA4Gaue= her deIfblsd That she aafai 4otZs shake n tlle cat liif Il vas biig on her =l4estsf This led
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

suffered dav and night the torment of itching plies. Nothing helped me until l used Doan's Ointment. IL cured me Pes:asnently.-H John R. Garrett. Mayor, Ciirarti. Ala.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

Harsh Rhy>ics Feact, weaken fhe t-a- Nsis.ca0se cayeai&e constipation. lAsae : ResaseIS otsrSfe easily. lone ine stetn. ach. eere constipation, -ze. Ask AoaF druggist las them.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
WANTS HER
 LETTER
 PUBLISHED
Eor Benefit of Women who Suffer from Female Ills

s,.saerar from female troubles which
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

her well loved sltlie dbtre
 ltsg malatiies All fhlS Tawning of 1aekasIatsiraf aAHl@Bf=sHnB left ihe 5jttte 3amHyehB8 8ras iIf tlH old 18eer N1He Per. m4gnas aa. IizfHr nt home aH brE
 eliu= Jaw Ws tra HllsEtEtA Hfrs,lIs =df e0 oH@ tfi Ire ire queIffiE e
 fer #4H ltHlferA A4eaRa3MH=m bi p4 n4 staUa IF mftgl fI1atIah= tea HoH 4lHIa H8 I9E ENeu, ofhn peE haiH&=Ar @. =5#.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29

1ot RT OF PROBATE HOLDEN ai W oodsioes within and for said district of WOODSTOCK oD the sih day of Jan A. D las.
 ..,s- Present. Sla' enee Child. Judge & oh Hn1lon O r ohn Chafee of East Wood s.oes, Sohh eXeeutoF on the testate estate of district deceased "i"ih sata This Court doth decree tha. .fx aa's hereoi bt allowed and limited for The ~ e~tsa.sofs Si said estate to exhibit their elaine asslasa as.i. ias sane To ihe said Executor and 1lrrcss taas public notsee be given sf th,s order os adSerlsing in newspaper published in Phi. nsm having circulation insaid district and hv ,s ssi4 rpS sopS 'nereet on the public signpost ln saia LeNm of Woodstock nearest fine nfses where the deceased last dwelt. s1e PiAee
 Certified from Record
 so Clarence II. Child Judee
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Putnam Mail Serv;e.
 1909.
 POST OFFICE OPEN

fVtI ,SfEN
 From s 90 e. m. 10 ?. m Sundays. from so to s.5J 6. rn. The Ina. remain open to Lock Box holders au,;1 ,s s.sA Hohdsvs from 6.30 am. to l2 m 80 "a Carriers window open Sundays from .sa a- s-9.
 MONEY ORDER DIVISION Open from 5 q. sl. to p. m-, closed on a.. oavs and Legal Holidays. Registry Division open during office hour
 rELIvEoIEs By City Carriers Daily, tSundzys ..s Holidays excepted) al s.2o &. m. and IA m.: and HOS A. m. in the Business sesf;..s 0n delivery bv City Carriers on Holidavs
 e Elections and De.patehes From ihe Street Letter Boxes, tsuudsys ... Holidays excepted.l
 RESIDENTIAL SECTION. Collections Despa,chs, SIS to 70 a. m.. mail despatched st 7.ioa S.3a to Q. 30 a. m., q :. ss f2l5 4.30 10 30 p. m. .' " 7Hn.
 FRONT ASD ELw STREET BOY "a 6i5 a. m., mail despatched at 7ss.p ~ :. m'' a..s 3.30 a. m.. 3-35 D. n 500p m.. l" 7.45
 RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
 Routes No. l.2, and Rural Carrier. leave daily, Sundays and Hs,;. days excepted, ats.l0a a. i, return at 10 5. MaIlahle matter, weighing 4 pounds or ls.. sent by Rural Carrers must be prepaid by stamps affixed.
 MAILS OPEN FROM Boston. New York, Hartford and all po;n, !, north. east, south and wes, al s.l5 a. Iii. Boston, s.l5, I0.i5 q. m.. 3.45, 6 05 p. n. Danielson. 5.l5, a. m., 3.45 p. m. Norwich. 8 Is, a. m, 3.45, sos p. m Hartford, S.la, a. m.. 10, 6.45 ?. m. New York. s.l5. Il q. m.. 40. 6.45, D. m Worcester. S.l5 g. m., 6.o5 p. m. Webster, 8.l5 rl., SOS p. n. Wilhmantie. SIS. a. n., I. 0 D. m. Sundays from all points s30 a. m.
 MAILS CLOSE FOR Boston,7.e ca. ,i2.l5.3.3y i, ,5.35 : .a5p.n. Danjelson. : 10. O.lo a. m., 5 B, 7.45 D. mi Hartford : 10. l0.i0 a. m., 5.35 7.45 D. m. New York, 40, c a. m., 3.l5,5 35,7.45p.m New Haven, 10, oo.l0 a. m., 5.35, JAS p. n. Norwich, 7.40, 0. m., 5.35, 7.45 p. m. Worcester, 70 Q. Q a. m., 3 B, 5.35, 7.45 D West and Southern States, 7.io 7.4o, I0.l0, q. m, }, 3.a5 5.35, 1.45 p. m. Worcester and New London, North. Way Ssa- tions, 7lo s. m, 3.55 p. m. Worcester and New London, South, Way Sts- tions 7.40 a. m., 5.35 p m.
  3. m.
 Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations. 5.ss p. m.
 Boston and Pough., East Way Stations, 3.Ss P. m. Boston and Pough., West Way Stations, lolc a.. III. Boston, Providence and New York, East, Way Stations, 0.l0 am. Woodsiocks. Westiord and Eastford, by stage 10 3O A. n, Woodstocks, South, North. East, 10.30 a. m. 5.35 D. m.
 Pomtret, 500 a. m., 5.35 p. m., by stage. Nights for all points 7.45 p. Sundays for all points. 3.30 p. m. Poufret 7.45 A. m.. 5 B. | Woodstock. South, East and North 10 30 q m. ] B ?. m. | West Woodstock, Woodstock Valley, West ford and Eastford l0.30 a. m. | Wes: Thompson 1.45 | Nights for all points i5 ID. | Sundays for all points 3.5o D. m. FRANK C. LETTERS. Postmaster
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Board of Relief Notice

The Board of Relief for the town of Putnam will meet Monday, February lsl, l90a, i'll the City Council room. BTadley's Block, Elm street, and viii be in session daily from l0 a. m. To F Ri- and from until I D. III. aad.con. tinue until the work of the board is finished
 EDMOND T. WHfTMoRE. l Board
 JAMEs B. TATFN. of
 HEKctLE FREpETrE, Relief. tatnam. January 18th. 1909. 4-5
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RURAL FREE DELIVERY
 Dnn.oo M .l aa |


 Routes No. l. z, and
 Rural Carrier. leave daily, Sundays and H.,;. aavs exceptedN ats. 10 a. m return at 10 p-m MaIlable matter, weighing pounds or Iss. sent by Rural Gamers must be prepaid hv -rurrrs atfixnd. v
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Real Estate FOR SAL

The Gazley property, so called, situ- ated In a commanding location on 9foNe street, consisting of good sized lot with frontage of lls feet, with two tenement house in good condition. The property will be sold at reasonable pIfce. r. +. CLARK, Putnam .52ff
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
Drafts Issued on all Foreign countrie.
 United States Depositary.

tHAs- H. BROWN. President. ]. F. CARPENTER, Vice President C. II. GHPATRIc, Cashier.
Putnam patriot., 1909-01-29
REsIDENTIAL SECTION

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-13

and make up for it when they are seated
at their own boards. Hence some of the
midtown restaurants present a deserted
appearance on rainy days. But the places
where liquid refreshments are sold have
busy times when 1t is precipitating. Men
seek the bowl and at the same time seek
forgetfulness OF the dreary outside condi-
lions.
There is one class of people in Wash
ington VINO delight IN the coming Of a
rainy night-the thug or pocket book snatch
ing fraternity. When the clouds hang low
and the face of Luna is hidden by MINI
bus clouds which drip water in copious
quantities, and the street lamps cast fit
full and uncertain shadows in the sur
rounding gloom, then 1t is that Washing
tons bad men get busy and hold up those
people who are forced out into the ele-
ments not through choice. but necessity.
Then II is. too that WaShingtonS cop
j,ers. wearing gum creeperS and rubber
coats are required by Maj. Sylvester's
orders to be on the alert for the law
breaking class.
Give me a dark rainy night. a five
finger drink of rum and a black jack and
the games mine" was a saying of a
former Washington highwayman. who
ended his days behind the steel bars of
the pen"
So. when II rains in Washington. there
is not much of good in IT for anybody,
unless 1t be for those folks in the suburbs
who raise early spring onions. radishes
and the like for the local markets