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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
xv,Illumn Defeata COrneII.

Ithaca, N. Y., Oct 30-corneIl again went down to defeat today. this time at the hands of Williams, 3 to 0. CornelPs defeat was due to a goal from placement made from the twenty five yard line by Wood of Williams. in the latter part of the second half.
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Fight n Draw.

New Orleans. La, Oct S0.--Jack Red mond' of St. Paul, and Leonard Lau- der, of California. fought ten rouns to draw here tonight
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oeIIins te Proyidence.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 30--James J. Col lins, formerly manager of the Boston American League team has been en- gagged to manage the Providence East ern League team next season. succeed ing Hugh Duffy. who is to manage the Chicago Americans. Collins was In charge of the Minneapolis team last season.
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Iexro Taken Out.

Iowa City. Ia, Oct 30.--In deterence to the wishes of the Missouri Univer- today, the Iowa State University team omitted the negro from the lineup.
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nEypLER rAkEs AorIoa
eague President Approves CenfxaetA
 mnA nAlA@an~

League President Approves ConfRaetA
 and Releases. New York. Oct. a0--President Hsyd. Ter, of the National League. today ap- leases:
 Contraetss With Boston--J. 1T. Morn4 With Brooklvn--William F. Dahien, Elliott F. Dent. R. E. Erwin. John L. King, Lee Meyer. Harry H. Meyes, James A. Teniies. Harry J.. Redmond, S. D. Wheat. Irwin K. Wilhelm. With Chicago Henry T. Smith.
 Releasest By Boston. uneonditionaliy--w william F. Dahlen.
 By Chicago to LouisyilIe--I. c. Hig. Rlnbotham.
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nfeCraxren in nrafted

Chattanooga, Tenn. Oct. 30-The Chattanooga club of the South At lantic Baseball League. has drafted First Baseinan McCrowen. from Du- iuth. Minn.. to take the place of John ston, who was sold to the Cincinnati Ma tional League club this fall.
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nr,aaour., Minn rrom Io,rl

Iowa City, Iowa, oct 3o-The Uni versity of Missouri today defeated Iowa State College IS to 12,< Iowa scored all her points in the second half Iowa's defeat was caused pri- marily by weakness in the line.
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KubIac Knocked Out.

Paris, oct. 30.-Joe Jeanette of New York, Knocked out Al Kubiac of Mich- igan here tonight in scheduled twenty round contest
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STOKES, PLACE
SOCCER FOOTBALL GAME.

The snappiest line of fall wooden, in the city. adv.
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BaEKnre Repalred. !.

The time to get your baggage re- paired Is upon your return from 8 trip. It will be ready for quick
 journey at any time. Telephone us and
 we win send for it.
 Gilbert Trunk Company, adv 39 Commerce St.
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President Sees Contest at
 New Orleans. SEWANEE VICTOR IN HARD-F0UCHT BATTLE Takes Louisiana Into Camp by a
 l5-to-9 Score. Big Crowd of 5yeoe People Gather se Peiiea. Park And Cheer Pigssxin Warriors As They CIash oa .
 Gridiron--Lanier The

New Orleans, Ia. Oct. S0--Showtne superb strength and speed, sewanss easily won an exciting foot ball rame today from the Louisiana State Uni- versity team. IS to ..
 crowd estimated at 1000 filled Pelican Park. hundreds of students of Southern football from out of town be- ing among the number.
 President Taft, accompanied by about twenty-five Yale alumni, visited the game in gaily decorated auto mobiles. remaining for about ten
 It was in the second half shortly after Louisiana had scored a touch down when the President appeared. me game was stopped for five minutes while President Taft was cneered ehs ., to the echo by the players and lie waved his hand several times. and sat with head bared. intently watching the play when 1t was resumed.
 the city for the President to visIt.
 Teton Iouisiana's star quarter back had to retire early In the second half and large number of other changes riorg began to be played off their feet In the latter part. The game became very rough toward its end. sewanes aan,.. aiso vas ur forced to do some shifting retire as. well as Haif-B Back Myers
 Line PiunEfng Feature.
 ,.d Lnnaers ,,, line plunslng was an eariy twenty yards behind fine interfefenca . Noise kicked an easy goal Louisialaa then kicked off and after ten minutes was in possession of elther side G at dis. Sni. Lerent times. Sewanee. Moise kickine rom placement secured sxoal from the field from Louisiana's twenty-fivs
 In the second half. Louisiana rushed the ball to Sewanee'a three-vard lfnr but were penaiiEed for holding. ana iosf %arS pasa Of ssnsnSs sas pig skin on fo. out but were being held. and when sroise dropped back for punt. . bad saasP sasP s dsiaSsd ,dehaS hi1 sn kieking, and the the ball as 1t bounded back toward es. WaneebB goais and making fne I. H U tonchdown- Drew kicked . difacuit \ Lahisr scored anotbsr tovchdowN af- ter eighteen minutes Of play. Moiss
 The game was fast in spite or warm Louiaiana. Posision. sswanse HAli- Ttliey..... L. D. ...,williaEns lc:l fRs. breya Ryan... l. d ...... p.xsas5sIps .cssspss R. L. stovall tc.).. c. ...s...,s.. .yufan Thomas Meek. R. c ....s...... Cox PolccE- ? s,srs Thomas. R [ -.........; ;M'iss F Fenton- Albright a. E E .:. ......:. Bso~ns sns Mccoliam. [. H. B. .Myers.stone ss,n ssr,snnan-Phiiip R H B. ...... .. Lanisr .s.s
 Toucndowns. Lanier, 2; R. L. stovaiL 1. Goals from touchdown. Noise. 2: Drew, 1. Field goal. Noise. Referee, walker of Virginia. Umpire, Halii- gan. Head Laneslnan. Elmen. Time Keepers, E. W. Thomas and Jabes. Time of halves. 2s minutes.
 We have moved our oflaee te a Commeree Street. All indebted to uk please call and settle
 u. BWfCfxMAN & co. Phone @zS.
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MONDAY SPECIALS.

Full Cream Cheese per lb.. .'''' SOc cans Globe MILK, large si1e.. ... Zoe cans Globe MiIlG, snanll size.. .20c Large DoOley Yam Sweet Potatoes,
 peck. .....-..-..-.. -'.'-' '''' - esa'S Smooth White Irish Potatoes, peek zoe bottles American Worcester Sauce 2Se
 BROCK GROCERY CO.,
 Pure Food Stores.
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carolinn. 2s, Richmona. Q.

guest of the local baseball association at the Selwyn Hotel.
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Yale, s4, Amherst, (

New Haven. Conn. Oct. s6.-In' fast but somewhat loosely played game. Yale defeated the Amherst eleven this afternoon at Yale field. 34 to O. Yale
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We have moved our oflaee te a Commeree Street. All indebted to uk please call and settle
 u. BMfCfxMAN 4 co. Phone zaS.
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TIT is the Number. Gucas Whof
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Ro.cSdoxn: 1SnIsr E s 2: a r asnkiIy ssssi1, i. Goals from touchdown. Noise, 2; Drew, 1. Field goal. Noise. Referee. walker of Virginia. Umpire. Halii- gan. Head Linesynan. Elmen. Time Keepers, E. W. Thomas and Jabes. Time of halves. 2s minutes.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
wOODsTOCK

<rh. ElmyaIe Reading circle met ,ith Mrs. William Child last week
 The nastoris ass had genealegi- e.i nayty with Marion Hyde on Tues dax evening. Letters from Miss he'' and Miss Richardson were much en- joyed. -e,..
 The opening Wednesday afternoon
 ,a avening at the studio of k. h. Rollas in Elmyale was 2 very pisas- ;ng social event. A large numoet .Sere in attendance and dainty feiresh- ,,,ents were served. The work ot MT Rol Iins as A photographer IS very pop ,,Isr and the ins pection of his work as fhe loeal views are mounted in var ,tr of forms suited to the holiday sea son was a pleasure to all visitors
 Mrs W. Lindeman is in oxiofd ..,;th her sister where she Will assist III . concert to be given there.
 Mrs II. r. Child was in Worcester a few days fast week.
 n,s Ernest Rodine and two sons f,om New Jersey, Frederic Hull oi prog,denee and Miss Hesaaer oi Lua, ,l,.s,, ,,rare in town last week te attend .na 1 ,,nernl of Deacon Abel Child.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society en- ,art aimed the people of the parish mos. .sIasaantly v at the home of Hefpeft kingsbury recently
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

Mir. and Mrs. Henty NJ. Morse ot Grove street, leave for Boston next Tuesday for the purpose of rehearsing and putting in shape the new act with which Mir. Morse eentemplates enter ing vaudeville. He will in all proba- bility be on the Keith circuit.
 Arrangements fer the annual Fire mems Ball, are to be made by the foi- lowing hose company committees l: Protector Hose--Fred W. Flagg, chas. Madison, Dr. Harry sharpe; Beagle Hose--Philias Cloutier, Frederic Du- mas, Louis Delofme.
 A small gang of men are at work this week laying ties and rails on the new side track .on the land ofthc Child Lumber Corporation, north of Leon- ards row. This track will also be used by the new coal and ice firm of Whip pie X Giipalric.
 Samuel Walsh, Oliver Getty, q. ]. Milot, ]. Harry Mann, Richard Cor man, F. C. Rogers, and NJ. R. Joy. have been named as charity commit tee of Putnam Lodge ot Elks. The Elks will give generously, as usual at Christmas, to the poor of this city.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
' Woodstock Agricultural Society Elects
 Officers.

The annual meeting of the Wood stock Agricultural Society was held on Saturday at the Fair grounds in Wood stock The officers elected are:
 President-C. H. Child, Woodstock.
 Vice president Henry 0. Preston, Putnam.
 Recording seeretary-L. H. Healey, North Woodstock.
 Corresponding seeretary-Chauneey $. Child, Woodstock.
 Treasurer Melancthon Riddick, Woodstock.
 Auditors-J. W. Dike, Thompson, H. 1T. Child, c. NJ. Sampson, Wood stock.
 .Directors-H. K. Stafford, l.. J. .Leayitt, J. s. May, C. E.. May, |. A. Paine, G. H. Summer, B. K. Ritch, Woodstock, H. H. Davenport, Pom- fret. A. T. Grosvenor, Abingdon, John O. Fox. Putnam, w. II. Warren, East- ford.
 The Ladies' Department also met at the same time and place and elected the following:
 Prssident-Mrs. c. E- May.
 Vice presidents = Miss Eleanor Mathewson, Mrs. Ella w. Wood, Mrs. IL. H.. Healey.
 Recording secretary-Nrs. J. $. May.
 Corresponding secretary-Miss Lou ;ise .Lindeman.
 .Directors-Mrs. l.. J. L1axitt, Mrs. A. M. Gidersieeye, Mrs. l. A. Clark, Nn. c. M. Sampson, Ars- o. A: His cox. MEs.. Horace Coyell, Mrs. Henry 0. Preston, Mrs. C. H. killam, Mrs. N. Riddick, Mrs. A. E. Brunn.
 Superintendents of hali-Nfs. c. k. May. Mrs. 0. A. Hiscox, Mrs. J. M. Paine.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
WEST sLouCEsrEK.

Mrs. Edward Cutler of Putnam and Mrs. Charles Darling gisited friends in this place Sunday.
 Earl Franklin and wife, Mr. Hunt ly and Miss Daisy and Alfred G.eene were the guests of Mfs. Lura Greene Sunday.
 The pupils of the Clarkviile school are rehearsing their pieces fer Christ. mas.
 The Clarkyille school, Miss Lucy k. Reynolds teacher, and shady Oak school, Mrs. Maud Collins teacher. will close this week Friday for a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Maria Law is at present with her son, Ernest E. Law.
 Ethel Law has been in Providence the past two weeks.
 Three fioeks of wild geese were seen flying southwest Monday afternoon.
 Deer are very plentiful this fall. A very large one was seen Saturday and seemed to be very tame.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

Edward Angel, of Pomfret, will spend the winter with the family Of l.. N. Wheaton, Oak Hill.
 -Mayor-elect Mcdonald is begin ming to have honors showered upon him even before he takes office. Con- gressman Higgins has named his con. John Aaedoaaid, as first alternate as Cadet to the Military Academy q West Point.
 City Engineer Wright is engaged at work in the Woodstock Hill ceme- tery, making . record of the persors buried there. It is one of the oldest eeseete,ies in this part cf the county, and contains graves dating back into the early part of the i5th century It has been SO long used that there is same confusion of records as 10 the per sons buried there. And nos it wili be irnpossibie 10 secure complete list oI al those resting there, ss the quaint in- sertntions 0n fnaEy Of the headstones have been entirely obiiIerated. The work of Hating the names that can be sseeapheresi uIii require much time A fund has been raised by Woodstock cit xens to defray fhe ex pense. The oldest stone ysI found bsars date Ios1-
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
ouISEsaue

Miss Florence Aidrich suent sunday Win Der parents, {. T. AIdrich and wife.
 u. N Howard snd wife visited 0ainebang friends last week.
 William Raymond, Jr-, of GGeen- uaie spent sunday with his father
 Willie Davifen of Webster Sfent Sunday with friends in Qaiae5suE.
 Albert Aldrieh and Walter Ray mond were in Webster Thursday.
 Edward O'ponnell and wife and Miss kittie o'DonneH ef Chssexiile t.sfe 5tssts U Mss z.G.tsa .tIsaffsz9 ,sH Wednesday,.
 Edward DesaateIIe and family have moved 10 Webster where Mr. Deeau. telie has entered the employ of Jesse Brown.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
A B1N6TOu.

 William Ingslls and wife of Brook ,lyn called on friends here last 6Atur- day. Herbert Huntingdon and wife oi ,Brookline spent Sunday with ms mother, Mrs. Sarah Huntington. Mrs. Fuller and Miss Howe spent Saturday in Worcester. George Sumner was out Of town over sunday. AL the election of officers last week in the grange, the chief officers chosen were.
 Master-Mr. Badger.
 Lady Assit.-Miss Wilbur. Iecturer-Mrs. Fuller.
 Ireasurer-Miss GIosvenor- .Chaplain-Mr. Burt
 Miss Alice Latham spent lev days in Danielson last week as the guest o' Rev. and Mrs. Barber.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Colt the coquette of 0ames.

A game which takes four mlles uf couutr. for the playing must always have najesiy of lis own. II k snre- iy great testimony to the qualities of n game when man can be both enthusiastic aud inefiicient It is a pruof at least that a iiinn plays for the games sske and not for personal kudos. tioIf k the .SQneiie of games
 It alway> lures "i,c on and always evndes one. Ten pears ago thought had nearly get ii. think so i.das. And ten years hence 1 may still have the same delusion. Eut any scoring ards will show. 1 fear. that the eos ,,uette tas Hm yst been caught. The middle ae,si lover cannot hope to win her .sni,e ' Conan ipoyie In Sfrapd Magazine.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
..,,mrkET LANDlS0-

Rev W. J. Reynolds will ne with - ss inc school next Sunday, the lSfn, z, m inc m usual hour, weather permitting.
 c. E. Kempton received | seesn' ~ visit iron, his invalid brother. Lesse'' of DanielsoB.
 Miss stowell of Danieison is guest in inc family of A. B. Bruce
 Charles Smith and wife of Danisi- .,.., and Albert E. Potter and dsaghief 1-s H. Paine of Arlington called on Al. s. Bruce and wife.
 The recent eopious rain was thank fully received
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Obituary.
MARCUS sroxs.

Marcus r. Stone, one of the oldest residents ef the town of Thompson, died al his home in North GsosNenoT- dale. sunday, DecemoeF 5th, at the age of ss years. He as active and re- tained his meatal faculties untli the last.
 MT. Stone was a son of James Stone and Abigail lIafkinl Stone. and was the oldest af a fsmilv of children eans sisting et himssil, Appiesoa, a lIstana. Daisy and Bashiea.
 MT. Slone's boyhood ans young man hood days were spent in Thompson. For several years he followed the trade of millftte, traSeiing all over the New England states cree ting mills and in stalllng water wheels. Later he en. tered the employ Of the Norwich < Worcester railroad and he has beer
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
NORTH WOODSTOCK.

At the meeting O. the Grange held on Tuesday evening the following of- fieers were elected:
 Master--S. N. Brett.
 Overseer-John H. killam.
 Iectarer-M aud Heales.
 Steward-Roy peckham.
 Asst. Steward-Wa ailace Armstrong. Chaplain-Frank Barrett.
 Treasurer-Edgar l.. Trask.
 Secretary-Chafles NJ. Perrin.
 Gate keeper-Howa Perrin.
 Ceres-Mrs. David Hicks.
 ,Pomona-Mrs. Charles Perrin.
 Flora-Mrs. George Wetherell.
 l.. A. S.-Miss Mabel Eddy. Exc. Gom.-J. F. Chandler. Finance Com.-G. A. Wetherell. Insurance Com.-L. Ii. Healey.
 Woodstock grange plans to have q supper and concert in Grange Hall next Tuesday evening. The maie quartet from Connecticut Agrieuitaral college will furnish most of the pro. gram. Supper from < till P. m. Ad- mission 35 cents for adults, 2o cents for children.
 James V. Perrin is at home for sev- eral weeks vacation.
 l.. Il. Heaiey attended the Massa- chusetts State grange meeting held in Springfield this week.
 Mrs Frank Chatiee has gone to Nil- sonville and is visiting Mrs. B. U pham. Miss Florence Hubbard spent Sun day with a schoolmaie- in Hampton.
 Miss Eva Spooner has returned to her home in Wesiford.
 George Wilcox and wife entertained Rev. Clifford Bridge of Bridgton over Sunday.
 Charles Fairbanks was given ,a sur prise by party of his neighbots last Friday evening in honor of his bifth- day.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Rainbow Currency.

The most striking paper currency In the world is inc iOo rub!e note of Kussin. which + barred from top to bottom with niI Inc ssslors of the rnin- bow. hierdcd rs when il sun ray passes fhrough il prism. In fa' center In bold relief k a finely executed vtgnette In black The remainder of the engrav. ing ou Ihe note K in dark aud light l.rs.wn Iak
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

o,,x a little cold in the head may pe the beginning of an ons.anale aa .aasste, @ 7, \ asal cafarrh. Drive oaI .ns i..s as1ad ae.si ~I.n .a the unframed stuffed np air sas. slia.sn Price 5oc. If you prefer 10 pass stom;xer. ask for Liquid Cream BaInl. Ii has ali the sooa 9a..ass'ss ....gi m inc solid form of tais fefaieas asl,- .' rid you of catssrh or nay lesss. sa..,. No rsigse to hseed dresuael .ss nao p-.as II,ercary fo dry out tiie seeassis..,. .sss -5c with spraying ls'ses @ srare. a-s7 = o- mailed By Ely Bros o W ''a s'''' '9'' New York
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
TNOM PSON.

cards were received last week an ,nouucing the marriage of Miss FMth .Trumbull Mathewson and Key Ar mold van C. F. Huizinga at Washing ton, D..C.
 There was large attendance Al noth .ohurchx xs last Sabbath. At the Cen .areeational church Rev. MT. ftAehs M New Haven preached and was very much liked.
 Rev Charles Ramsey of the Baptist ehu rch preached an excellent sefnion ,on Marriage. He also read his fesig- nation and expects to leave Ihouai'son shortly. He and his wife have naaoe msny warm friends during the lew yeafs they have resided here.
 fs,,r genial selectman Thomas Ryan hsd sn 'acreeably surprise last Wednes- day evening it being the occasion oi his hirshday. Great pains was taksa to ,nske 1t as merry as possible. HIS dsurhter presented him a very useiaa snd acceptahle gift and a deiicioos spread was furnished
 The Thimble club held with Mls- John Q. Fox recently was well attenu- ed and as usual good tune was CIT joyed. a.,,.re,
 MrsJE. Doane and two children f,,;..ar and John of rookline, Mass, have been guests in town ihe pas' week.
 urs Reehe and Misss Beebe are
 .,d;no a V hile in Washington the 1a,.ar scfing as bridesmaid al the re,
 .s. ,vsddine of Mss MatheEson ana Rev. MT. Huizinga.
 Ms Charles Knight entertaineaaa number of young people oh ines4'' evening and whist was en}eyeo
 M, Joseph Barton of Sac Franciseo' c.I hss been visiting his brother "a. Riehard Barton. He ~ss on ns ~sy ~ visit in England, sailing oa 'Ae
 nr. L. L. Cosgroye of West hssea ], .ncndine the winter with Afs' A'i'' ->' Mr. Fsfr. ..rrisxs of Mr. Ciintoo J. Mills to nns Aoo aumford hss been received
 -, and Mrs. c. E. Oiney are ~ 0f1l.os :. m Na- Work. Miss Lacy oiney is ]" I.rs-ood. New Jersey, for 'e" "es''
 On Dec. sth large audience ga.nsn ,il,sn .a 10th morning and evening to is.sn fo line last sermons preacneu Ee p.v Mr- Huizinga as our pastor. @ hsn c;yen ns fine and helpful selnioi' during the year he has been .v s..a =
 Robert A. Dnnning spent ranuns, s .na s,h guest of J. 5. Le"is. ,.s,a glsd to have him win as a1 a..,
 enn,rer of new books nave uss" received ai the library and are ' for the shelves.
 Mrs. Robert r. uas axer sunday, the 5th. ..r.na R14t. Paran.H bv Miss Helen I'., sn as. ssgiTinr Greene @ is printed in the as..dls IhsnN
 issue of inc Christian Herald w
 Mss. C l.. knigh. eI,selss''lT1.. ss,se T,ec. 5tfs. A'iu Mrs. perby q aiaaissow.a, .,.,sI is sp1gsa gss ,as few days ai ihe fepiei h'9N with Miss sherman. ...s.. as
 Mis- Ware Of clifaon has osen a' n Lewis for seserai aass-
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Deaths

In south Woodstock, Dee. i6, Elmer Fred Knight, aged ia years, months, al days.
 In Pomfret, Dec. n, Ida l.. Wright, agen 45 years.
 In Plainield, Dee. 10, Mrs. Abby Hall
 Tn Dayville, Dec. i2, Mrs. Benjamin Cogswell, aged se years.
 In North Nosier, Dee. 1, Thomas Starr, aged a5 .seafs
 In Nosotan, It the Soldiers Home. Iemael c. smith, aged Il years, Bu- rial in Putnam.
 In North urosvenor Dale, Dec. Ia, Minnie Mae Coeell, aged ai gears.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Women's Woes.
Putnam Women Are Finding
 Relief at Last.

I, does seem that women have more lnao q fair share ot the aches and pains that sflict humsnity; they must "seep up.n must attend 10 duties in sptte of constantly aching bscks, or headaches dizzy spells. bearing down pains; they must stoop over, when to stoop means torture. They must walk and bend and work with rsckin pains and many aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suffering than any other organ of ths booy. Keep the kidneys well and nesitn Ia easily maintained. Read of remedy for kidneys only that helps and cures the n,dnevs and IA endorsed by people you know.
 Mu Alphonse Boucier. 46 Smith Street, Putnam, Conn.,, says: "My k'd- neys were dssordered for about seven years. My back vss very lame, l had headaches and at night could not sissp ~elI. Finally dincuIty with the kid. nsy secretions ses in and my condition vas anytnipp Las pseasant. bsins so~ yised to take Doap's Kidney Pills. pro- cured . box at Drsssss,s Dssg 6sors. tsw dosss of this remedy bsought nc fs- lief aaA eontipusd iss nss sntii the pains in ny back hsd entirely disappeared. During the yssrs which have sincs paced, tnere hes bs.n no rssurn of my troubls and l therefore recommend Doau's Kid ney psIss highiy-"
 For ssis by all desIers. Fries 50 csnes. Poster Miiburn Co.,, Budsior New York, sole agents for The United states.
 Remember the nsme-Dosn's end take isa Of her.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Wanted

man fo represent us in rntnam anu " sl- egnity. Must furnish t<st Of references and bond. One that can speak French preferred. Experience noL neecssary. AppIy hv letter anj our representative wsli cali on yeu Singer Sewing Ma chine Co. Norwich, Conn 5is
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

Ara COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN Al "A Wesdsfofk within and for the district Of HeodstocA on the sfd das of Dee. A ID .isgs
 Present. CLARENCE II. CHILD. Judge. fDn motion of MasigD II fseissler Of Putnam, i, Conn ,adsuinissrs stor the iptsssate fstsfe ef LAyinia q. Dix.n, .iaie Of Woodstock within said district. deesased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be al lowed aud limited for the creditors of ssta es fats exiiihff their eisifns against the sstBs to the Adsainisirafer and directs hni psbiic notice b< nyrn Of fhis order by sdysrfistn2 Ia seus. paper having a esfcassssop in said district and by postif copy thereof ol the publie sisn DO { in said to~n of Hosdstcek sszrsft the place where the decsssed last dWeiL
 Cesttiied frem Herord. ki-y3 CLARENCE IL. CHILD Jsdge
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
Births

In North Foster. son to lMr. and Mrs. Warren Hopkins.
 In nanielson, Dee. 10, son to Dr. and Mrs. C. 1T. Otis.
 In Golden, Colo, Dec. ?, son 10 Mr. and Ms. Willis W. Wells, former iy of Woodstock.
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

Harsh physics react, sa1.n ,,.,... as.- howels. cause chronic consea l'A.a...a. ,s'..s ne.anss RexuIets 0Ersale taSiis .s..s =. | sse stomach, sDre cstnssa issAaoia. Ask soLr druggist sof tsssi44-
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
VICINITY |,
Woodstock School Report.

For the second time this year Wood stock has the highest per cent. attend ance of my four towns
 Woodstock attendance for Novem-
Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17

Hxas. 1. RnxunaIic Pfiis for kheums- iisn | Neuralgia. Entirely yegetai,:e Safe. 1sy1