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Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
On the Ely.

Probably the windIest place in North America Is the short stretch in Wash fngton from the r street car line to the entrance to the senate wing Of the capitol On good hlustery winters day IL Is possible at almost any time to see two or three people chasing their hats across the street The old timers have iearned that it doesn't pay fo chase your own hat. Somebody else win be sure to run after 1t and bring fl to you.
 One day Representative Murdock of Kansas rebuked friend for starting to chase his own hat.
 Never do it." he said. Somebody will bring 1t to you
 Well, you ought to know" replied the other man "Kausns is the wind fest place on the map"
 Yes" replied Murdock. .rt's .. windy out there that when . mani hat blows ofY he never thinks of fol lowing 1t He just sticks his hand up In the air and catches another"
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
He Went Back.

At ball tn Edinburgh a well known and charming hostess. wishing to get a partner for one of her guests. asked a gentleman if she might introduce him te young lady,
 "oh. yes" he drawied afreetedly. "Tret her out"
 This was overheard by the intended partner. who was remarkable for her native wit as well as her beauty. So when the youth was introduced to her she calmly surveyed him from head te foet and then quietly said:
 Thank you Now tret hlm haek. please"
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
FORGOT ONE THING.
Oversight ef the Man Who Trieo te
 Make Hens Eggs.

FN@N& ffNtF~ @NS@
 A New Jersey man felt that he had II last invented a process for alaea- fasTariag esgs lie experimental unsil ae discovered The conpenenf parts ef natural eSg-the milk. tibrip. phoss eheraS and s,l tae Nst and taStesfei to secure them. Then he announced te the druggist whom he Ratreuized for his ehcmieals that atl he need ea aov to. Insure succrSs was eVId weather when eggs would sell for 50 and ss0 cents d dozen December saw the locked fer period arrive, and the inventors aeSs copper kettle was set over the ssaine ef the kitchen g8S range The mixture was aias ed Ia l., ard the seie0glst proeeeled to operate with a hinwpipe The 1Aria. tie phos- phefas and the rest of Inc chemicals stoed lt as iSas as they ceu'd and then expressed thelr fveiiags tn mighty explosion The Heishhegs Sought ,heir cellars. white the glass tn windows and deorS feH ip spmWrs.
 Discussing tis failure with the drug. giSt aud other friends. among them rangrtsSHiah tsafttner af Kew ierses. the puzzled alcheinist said for the tenth tlnle
 Perhaps forget te include some essential in my formula "
 .'Yes. said slr Gardner arsls, you ,iid forget something '
 And do you know what II was r eagerly queried the eSperiulenter
 .I certainly do" said the congress. man
 .rcil mc~teli me what it is and for tune will be assured to us both .
 "A hen-tusi common. ordinary hen" replied the congressman from Egg Harbor uafeelingly. = National
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

Hare 1 sot tVs- hs. asked snxiauSiy. fearful that q premature explanation might destroy the success of the ab- duction.
 Certainly insisted Mss Mayling Bobby was dismayed. But the cake must be secured at all hazanis
 its for Mr BraHt.~ be explained. He said if you talked him fruit cake he'd come with his pony and hit all the chiefs eu the head with tom myhawk and carry you oI and make you bake cake for him all The rest of your fife. YeH'H have to live in tent and cook with bot stones instea6 Of g'ts rlnee. and nd-and-anyhow. he says he'll do il if you tempt him with fruit eake"
 Miss Maxlins leaned over and kissed the earnest intle face
 T think" she said softly. that I'll bake two little esfkes next week. Bob. by. 90 that s,iu and your friend shall eaeh have aas
 Bobby looked into the serene face. into which there had erept something he had never seen taare hefore-a tea- der curve te the even tips new Iisht in the brown eyes that made them glow and sparkle and film with tears hs turns
 He had always thought Miss May linz almost as pretty aS his mother, but DOW he was disloyal for mo ment and thought she was more beau- tifnl than anybody he had ever seen.
 His moist little fingers elasped her slim. cool hand. and he looked up into her starry eyes.
 T wish was hig enough to duet you" he said cautiously T bet Mir Brant wouldn't get that cake"
 Alice MaIling bent over and pinched his chubby cheeks
 Bobby. my dear. you remind me of cvrtain little god without whose aid Locainvar himself would have failed" ]"
 And then she looked up suddenly te see passing her window tall. straight figure with his glance firmly fixed ahead
 .0f course he wouldn't be so or dinary as to stare in here" she said softly But he's the sort who'll find way-and l don't think I'll make it very hard for him.
 Bobby euddled closer to her soft. silken froek
 w hai makes gr0Wnaps say things that don't tell ansthiness he demand ed But she did not answer.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Tn. inspiration os Purpose.

The grcnt thing in life is not In real. fzing a purpose. but in fighting for it work looming up large before Us md impclling us to action it is our duty to cunseerafe ourselves Ia t Failure in great work is nehier than suefess in petty one that is beneath our max fmum of possibility We nave nothing fo do with results: they do not hcioug fe us anyway II Is our duty te do our best brasely and rest in the sweet comfort of this fact aione<- Circle Magazine.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
westes. Oceas .fs.(cess Walker

Said recently; "When you feel down and out, feel there k no use living, just take your bzd thoughts with you and ed a mile things will look rosier. Just which Aliens Foot Ease the sntiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes, gives to the millions now using il. As Weston has said, ssit has real merit. v
 22-25.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

Dear Doctors Daughter:--
 I had intestinal indigestion for 20 years. Suffered terribly most of the time and treated with dozen different doc tors, and used all the medicines l knew about, but nothing ever helped me until I used your stomach Rite tablets. l have used only one box of them, but can't say enough in praise of them. It is truly the most wonderful remedy on earth, and I honestly hope that all sufferers will use 1t and have the same results that did. Truly yours with thanks.
 MRS. ANNA W. BARRETT, 43 Lynde St., Meirose, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
mos svh.4 Oh. Expected.

tress. who is also considered well above the average tu good looks. got . setback n short tin~ aeo Arriving. as was her habit. at tfs~ fheater consId- erable time before tfsc rise of the cur tain. sbe ehanc~d to meet the call boy.
 Good evening. n1ssS."
 Good evening. Harry" she replied. "T'sn early. sns [ nofy.
 'Tes. miss" sad th~ boy.
 You ss-e. Harry. 4 takes . long time for me to make myself teanti fui-
 The s>oy looked af her foe . moueot. then aHsw~rs6 eYaveiy:
 'sYes. miss. l suppor> it does."
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
II WlXDMA M I6ArNTy

- Sp;ri,aoss se1 isozicasinx qsorn. ae, iassr Ser, Fhtnru1e< And cidef, sf s4 klm Street fsus of Putnam. Cn0n. agree not t0 cell sp6wifnsse aA1 ibtoxicstiag iisnOrs e be drunk on fhe pr~. aAeess aRr<s not ts sell sSfrttuous asd isfsEi- eHostx other than distiiled iiesnrs and those in snseaefies hot exnesdiss fss xsiIons. l sgres 10 pey e4ty dollars eaiy sas eset aoe1se. and thsf t shah = revocsbte for ss~r<yreetHfafloa if do nos fsiei the forexsise sGreensBss. Asd ' = cash do stais thzf ihe tsslasss here to prietss e ss employA~ q fh< proprtt4g, and that l am lis<ssed Pbzrmsrif
 DAied q Putnam. This zs -k dAy q Jnse A. D.. iB0-
 JAMES '. DosAHUK. We. the undersigped. are elsetors ana fax Iaysrs. ewntng real estate. .sf fse town of Pstaam Goon.. snd heFeby sign and en1ogse fhe fore. nDtnx application of Jzmes q. Donahue fOf lie ense and hereoy certify that nsid appii<ant ls a suitabis psrson ts be iic<ased pusssAaf 10 san Appiican n ssd u< eseis eeyisfy that ue have not siKned fos asy other appisesst for . iieesse to sell sptstfsous xbd infoxiesfiag Bqssors- Dassd = Pst2sm. Coma. this zsth day of June A. D.. iSs.
 Charles L. Terry
 O. C. Botwerth
 kimoB Farley
 ". ]. Bsrtietfj
 L. F.. smith. hereby certify thar fke above named sixrers sBd endsrsers gre electors aBd tax pay<fs ovn- isa reaI <sfsfs. sn fh< sown M fssnAas. asd for neens< 70 nrg spsrffnsss xnd infoxlczfirs isssa q rssssm. Coca. tbi. assA d.y sf
 IrkEDEEiCE v. sEwAkD.
 Tovn C1esk.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Rutnarn and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way psisss q <.15 a. .m- changing At Eimville on cars sl is.e Providence and Dsaiasssa Rsi1~ss, leaving Eim9dRe at s6A9 and S.<S | n- snl hssrlv theren61er to and includinx .G ?. n. Return ing. teHe Market Square, Fwsidesoe, ss a.45 T. = ed honrly thereafter ts S.As 2. a-. thep 5.%8 ?. A- FaEe15 cents.
 sDoes noe run Sundays.
 tSaaaaIs, one hour later.
 xSaa4iagA. hosss later.
 All sssfk kbsund cars connect q cesersl Vii lage wi1b ears Ter Moosup
 Thss taA6e subject to change vilAsut ss6ice
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Time given for cars leaving Front and
 Maj.

Time given ior cars leaving Front and
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester and iutermedi- ate stpps at s4t7, s6le0, 7-ss a sa., and hourly unfa H-s5 p. n- Leave Worcester fC,ty Hail) q Is m., and toury ssti ss.fs D. l Time hours aad 16 niautes; fare 6 oents.
 Leave Putnam fer Webster aud intermediate stops st 7i7, s6 e q. n-, r SS .. m., and then assrly until e.sa pm keturoning. leave Webster ct &.t4s .. m., 1.45 q. m.. end ihsurly natil lsssSp p. n. Fsse 10 cents
 Leave Pstnsn for Dsyr;lle and intermediate stops at Ek-Ss .. m- and hourly theseHher uafil II -3 ?. M- Returning, leave DnyviBe at soo, S4s a- m- 6.1o s- m., Ds.ville tear houset 5.6 n-, and Gonrly untn n0t8 Leave Putnam for panielsen at n6,S5 a. m.. then hourly sntil aeS5 ?. A Returning leave Danieison at z-ae a. m. and then boxrly until until l0.iv p. a. Fsrc F cents.
 Ieave Putnasn for Central Village and inter- mediate stops sf se-S5 a. m- hourly until a..5 P m. Retnnning. leave Central Village as6.l5 a- m, 7>A5 A. n-, hourly thereaftei until sA5 ?. m. Fare xs cents. All ears connect stCepfral Village for Moosup. Fare oeus.
 Leave Norwich for Ppfnam at G e a. m-. and hourly until s.f5 D. m- Fare 5s oaasA.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Cured To Stay Cy(ed HOw | Putnam Citizen F4nn1 Complete Freedom from
 Kidney Troubles.

If you suRer from ba ckaceh- Rroo urinary dtsordep-
 From gay diDeass of the ktdneys, Be cured to stay cured.
 Doan's KidDeys' Pills make lasting cores. Putsan peopas bastify.
 Hsre's oae case of:
 Nve. Joseph Martelle, 50 Casai Street, Putram, Conp.. says sl have had TO return of kidney trouble whatever sipcs Doan's Kidney Pills cared me seveFsl years ago. was in bad way bsfore ! used this remedy. The pain in my back vas almost unbearable and also suffered from headaches and dizzy spells. uss very restless at night and on arising in the morning. felt tired and quite unnt te begin the days work Hearing good reports about Doans Kidney Piils, thought 1t might be well to give this remedy . trial ane procured ocx st Drsser's drug store The arst lev doses helped me and before long ai symptoms of my trouble entirely dis .ppesr~d. Ism sure there is DO better rensdy os the market today than Doan's Kidney Fila"
 For sale by iii desles- Price 50 eenss- Foster- Niiourn Co.,. Buffsio. New York, eole asents for the Unised ststes-
 Rsmembss the name-Dosnb and eass 10 other.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Ths Dss;r;oss Kind.

An cid woman vent to the under. fak%v's fo order conn for her d. ceased hu~insd
 He WIS very. very. very good to me- she said and i'h have . c0fbp of the be~f yellow pine
 -Y~p. madam Thas'iI be ei4- saiA sbe undsrtnker And what kind of tr1mminx~ wiii yeu have on the cof- fiDF
 ~Trtmmin'-~- sried the old woman. And right well v~ know. ye spaip~en. that I'll have no friiumip's st aii. when # was inc frin,psins that the poor lad died Of bad iurk fo 'em."
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

I'M tTEN I. IT NF-EF9N
 trouble is permitted 10 continue serious re suits arc most likely tn follow. Nour other organs nsay need at tVutior. t,ir Visstr kid news most, because they do most and should have attention ilfst I'lieretese. when
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
rr, Carr. of War.

The fair ysssaE ssebutante was sur rounded by an admirtng crowd of of- fcess at thr cosoneis tall. Mamma was standing near by. smiling con- placeutiy al h~r dnughfer's social sue cess The di~cassion was over the qunrvri of tbe day before between two brofher ofIieees.
 -Whnf @aa fhe casus beiiiT. asked the fair debufsxfte
 "Maod." exclaimed ma amma in . shocked vhce. show often have l told you to gay stomAch ?"
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Dear Doctors Daughter :.

Dear Doctors Daughter:-
 was troubled with indigestion for 1 years. and was so bad that at times could hardly breathe. l was in most terrible condition; in fact, did not think there was any help for me. have only taken one box of your Stomach. Rite tab. let's, and my trouble has eli left ne, and am feeling fine. want to tell you and slso thank you for vcur grand remedy.
 MIR. JOHN BURkM MAN,
 1qs shawmut Ave-, Boston, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Too Bad.

Too Bad. 'Some men have . 0osd start fn life"
 "yery truer "It is different with ne. howeveF SHow difYenentT AAine was . stop"
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

tion. and has changed from A siesly, delicate. looking young man to the pic ture of health. Long may you live. Yours gratefully, MRS. CHARLES E. CLARK,
 6s3 Park Ave. Woonsocket, k. l.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

Dear Dostor's Daug lter:-
 For three whole years l suffered with nervovs indigestion. l tried everything but got no help. Have now taken just three boxes of your stomach. Rite and would recon mend them to all ss the most wonderful remedy for all forms ef stomach troable.
 MRS. ELEANOR WHITNEY, 67 Washington St., Whitman. Mass
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
psar Doctor,s panghter.-

Dear Doctors Danghser;--
 1want to recommend your Stoniseh- Rite to ali ufferers of stomach trouble. o, how suffered with severe headaches, indigestion, and how my feed distressed me. have taken only one box of your Stomach Rite and 1t is really and truly wonderful--I can now enjoy ali the food eat, my headaches have all gone, and want to thank you very much. Gratefully yours. F. H. HEWErT,
 1is5 Washington St., Boston. Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Stonnach-Rite

medicine of quality remedy for Indigestion Dyspesa and allied troubles has proven its worth not an eNper ment When you need medicine why get the hest Read fa Il owing letters
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

For . mild, easy sction of the bowels. . single dose of DoaB's Re. guIets Is eneagh. Treatment eufez habitual constipation. z5 cents . box Ask your druggist for them.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

your Kidneys arc weak e oet et oEder. vOn can understand how quickly your esir tire body is dFectSd aud how every organ seems to faii to tia i.s duty.
 Ii yca are sick or tcei badly hegla taking the great kidney remcliy, nr. kiilner.s Swamp. Rect. \ trial will Colt vince soa of it's great merit.
 Tkc mild and immediate effect of Swamp Root, Che great kidney and bladder rcleedy. is soon realized, IL stands the highest because itS remarkable health restoring properties have been proven n thoa aa..s es tlie nest distress ing cases II soa need medicine vou shouit have tue best
 Sold hv druggists in ~.ssE N ss Sss sysssesFa fiity-eent and oae-1ois ssss SKI lar sizes. You may :s..ss = :: .. have sample bottle SiSz sssst1 saszf by mail free, also a@sssss sss 'asaEls1lp parnnhIet telling you lisas- Ss Sessat lss,s now to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. kalmer < Co. Riughamton, N. Y. Don't make any inis- take, but remember the naine, Swamp Root, and don't let d dealer sell you something in place of Swarup.Root--it you do you will be disappointed.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Dear Doctors sughter.

Dear Uoctofs DauHnttr.
 Twas troubled with gastric indigestion for 3 years, when l heard of your Stomach Rite in Portsmouth, N. Fl. 1 have found it the best thing in the world. Nothing else ever tried helped me one bit. Everyone should know just hat your tablets do for stonNache trou- hIe. Yours, MRS, W. +. JORDAN,
 3s0 Merrimack St. Manchester, N. II.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
: NkslnsNrIaI skurIo>
ntTRAt. FRAt DfftvfRx.

stEsF0'T" w ss 1s ' F'=s' ' Rarsl cefsler= leave daily. Sundays aud Hesi- eAss exeePleaA aiS.i0as nt rlpFn st S.le E a. Mailshle matlee, wcsahing I paaa,is CT less sent hy Rural Csrriers must he prepaid hy stamps afsiSed.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Dear Doctors Daughter.

VFHf
 I am anxious To tell you what yonr Si Siomach- Rite tablets have done for me. | su ffered with constipation and indiges, ton greatly, tried every other medicine, etc, for years, but I got no help whatever until 1 used your remedy. Sincerely,
 MRS. ARCHIE F. EASTMAN, zs Clinton St., Webnrp, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Often The Kidneys Are
 Weakened hy Over Wont.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak and unhealthy kidueys arc re sponsihie tor much sic kne$S and suffering.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Certified from Record, | z1 EDWARD C. WRIGHT Jndge

A ' Court Of Probate held Af Fntnafn A within and for the district Of Putnam on the 5rd day st June, A. D., Ii0g.
 Present. Edward q. Wright. Judge. On motion of Emma F. Moore. esseufrix on the estate of soIon K. Moore, late Of Putnam. within said district. decsased.
 This Court doth decree that six months from date hereof h allowed and limited for the creditors Of said estate 10 exhibit their claims aeainsi the same to the said Enecntrix and directs that public notice De given m fbis order by adverti~iDg in newspaper published in Put nam having circulation inlsaid district and by posting | copy thereof the public sisn post Ia said Town of Putnam nearest the place where the dseeased last dwsit.
 Certified from Record,
 EDWARD C. WRIGHT, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
MAILS orKN FROM

Reston, New York, Hartford and Al point
 north. east, sonsh and west at s.la a. m. Boston. S.ln. in,sa a. h.. S.tA, s,eA p. m. nanielsea. s.la, Il a. h., Sab P m. Norwich, S ia, n d. m.. S.4a. Sos ?. n. Hartford, sle, Il (. u.. 4.i0, e.sa '. m. New York. S,ia, Il \. m., s.i0, 6.sa, r. m Worcester. s.ia 2. m, 6.0a ?. m. Webster, s.iA A. H.. 6.ua P. n,. wiilin,antic. S.la. II A. ai., 10 F. n. Sundays lrom all points s.sn |. m.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

Dear Doctors augeter:-
 Since taking your stomach Rite my oldest son. nineteen years of age, Is en- tirely cured of severe attacks of indiges.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
A. ,oVKI 5s ritnATk uuLptN AI

A As;uukI " rHabAIE HOLDEN Al "A rstasia within and for the district Of Puiuz,e aa the ish day vf June, X. D. 1908,
 Pr-seat. SD YARD C. WRIGHT Judge. On inastsa ef fJsnk c. Letters of Putnam sd minisfraa<sr vi. the III annexed on the tesfsfe estafe d Mbsbeth NutsHli late of Putnam wi,h tn said dssas,ct. deceased.
 This Coarf doth .i.cree that six months be ai- lowed linsseed for the creditors of said estan to exhibit thets cIsims against the same 60 the ad. ministraf0s with will annexed and direct that publ etice bs gIvenof fhis orderaby sdsertisinR To ne vspAeeS published in Putnam having a esr sls11 tn said district. and by posting copy on .yuhite siEn.po In said town Of Put nam nearest the place .where the deeeased last dSelt.
 Certified from Record, z.n EDWARD C. WRIGHT Jndge
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

ArA eut1A r OF PROBATE HOLDEN Al "A Fp'ptm VII ihn and iof the District or Putnam n,r lh 2stn day of ApriA. n iaop.
 Prrsanf Edward q. Wright. Judge On mnfian of Lueiu- fl. fullsr ot fatpan, tt. Ad,nini-ifataf ut the statesiaia ostats ut esufy ID kia ev late .d Putnam within said dis'iiet deccas.d.
 This Court deih decree thai sis mantht bs al lowsd aud msfeti t0r the creditors Of said estate to exhtt. [ ihett eaifas against the saine tu ths Administrator nna Idif.efn that public notice bt given of tnls order ey advertising III a urwaphpTi having A circulation in said district. aud by post ing T cop, thereof pn the pubic sign post in sata town at rsisam nearest the place where tht dec.ased isst dwpii.
 GertiHed from Record.
 EDWARD G WRIGHT, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
ALA COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN Al ~ Thompson within and for the District oi

Thompson on the zvfh day Of June A. D.. fyO3
 Present GEORGE G CROSBY, Judge. On motion Of Harriet x. I.ewis, ExecHtrix on the fssfats estafe of Mary H. Lewis, tate of Thompsop within said dstsicf dees ssed
 Tbis Court doth decree that six months be d. lowed and limited for fhe creditors Of said estss to exhibit fbeir elaine against the same 10 the ExscatriI and directs that pHbiie notice bs given of this order by pabIishiba two veekp lu newspaper having \ circulation In ssid district. aAd ty posting s copy thereof on the public sl91 post in said town Of Thompson assrcst the plaGe where the deesased last dweit.
 C<uioed frnsn Record,
 27-0 GEORGE <. CROSBY, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

Ey City cSr5i5I> Daily, tSnnasys ard Holidays excepied1 4 S.su a. n. and 8.l0 ?. m . and II .oN a. ul. tA the BHsipess Section. tHe delivefx hN tlsg GaffaerS e1 tlaliaayss
 selections and berpatch-< From the Street Letter BeNvs, tSaHaays ard fa'tdass eScvpfsd.t
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
MAIIs cLosk fOR

Resten,7 i0. io.in 4. m. .i2 la.s.ssa ,ssp.m. psnelsce, g.to, l0lo q. ms. Q SAt I.th ?. n- Hartford. 10. la.la q. h.. h.ss 5.ss D. m. New York, s.ie, io.te azns, a.in, D aa,T.ta r. m New Haven, T.4e. ta.in .. pa.. hsaA, T.to ?. u. Norwich. s.to, io.loa. n.. h.sa. T.sA ?. ni Willimaniic, 1.iA. lo 10 q. m, a.S5. 4a P. n. Worcester, s.l0. io.t0 .. ai.. sss a.3s. S.ts ?
 m,
 wes. and seatheta States. 7.ie 7se. fo.ie. |.
 m. s.ia. s.sa s.sa, T.th ?. n. warecsicr and New i.ansoh, North. Way stA-
 tons. T.io 3. m., a.sa P. m. Worcester aud New London. South, Way stA~
 tinns, 1.t0 n, m., A.SA ? III. Boston and Hartford, East. Way ssatsenA 7.l0
 m.
 Boston and Hartford West. Way stations, t.ss
 r,
 Boston and fou9h., East. Way stations, s.ss
 p.ns
 Boston and roash,. West, Way Stations. ie.lo
 a.
 Boslen. Providence and New York, Esst. Way
 Ssatiuns, ln.lo ann
 woedaocss. westierd and Eassfosd, sy stags. i0.au a. na
 woadstotks, seuth. North. East, la.Sa a, m., b.3n F, n. pomiref, s.oo \. m.. ..n.sa ?. m., hy -tage.; Nights for all points f.aA ?. iii. snndays iaf all points. Sao '. m. romtret 1.ls .. m., . 8o, WeoAs tosk South. East and Notih io.3o d. m.. ! 3a ?. m. West Woodstock. tweodstookf Valley. Vest iesd and Eesfiotd i0,30 as m. West Thompson 7.d1 a. n. [ Nights for all points TaA ? Sundays tar all points 2.ao T. m. FRANK G. LETTERS. postmasser
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Putnam Mail Service
 f9Co.
 POST OFFICE OPEN
From 6.Se .. m. te ; 2. ln.

sauaays. from s.So to Q ,sa .. us. The lches vill rensin open to Jeek isex holders neta F m- n0lldass lrom $50 a.ta. te l2 sn.,a.SN to p.r1. Carriers window opea Sundays tsea s.so "a QN
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
NeNFs ORDER DIVISION
ItEIIxENIE4

Open ftoua s. si, go c ?. ul., clssea % Su1-
 uzys and lega, tleliasss. Regisss. Division opea aaylag efsse hoars
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09
Orles T Nsllce

State Of Connecticut, County of Wind ham, n. June 1T, 4. D. 1909.
 JosepbiDs '. Petssson vs. austave Psterson.
 Upon tLe complaint Of the said Joseph. inc II. PetersoD, claiming for reesOns therein sst forth . divosce aud cassody Of . minor child, nov pending bstoss tue Superior Court In and for Wiudham County. ls bsing fosnd by tho Cours that the satd defendsnt is abeeut from this ssst<, gons 10 psrts unkpoun.
 Thesefofe ordered that nottcs of the psDdsncy of said complaint b given by pnbiishiDg thts order in ths Putpsm Ps- ssioe, ueskiy nswspapss publlshsd h PutnsD ie satd County two wseks sue- cassissty, on os hesofs tho 10th dsy o1 Jsly, \. D., 1Soo.
 E0aAR q. WARNER,
 Cssrk sof the oapssf6f Coo1e eos Wts1hsaCoonty.