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Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
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 ksiaac 0f AlsntFs @ssgat. tate ef Wocssstesk |. s&4A strict. sttses.sa.
 IfsaH as a89ai8, AtIan as Chsfies q, GRe~rslesye 0t tsasi V asssstssesska tNnn. pFxstng that in- raHsHt L. sHitaE farkSaFtsns ta hs ths tast wifi aud teStAEnsat Af ef smd Aiaetrs N rfxAt fsesxs~a ts ffsa esiss snd ssase etofef tsrf%sn xpFcantea 4tsakesstfstaf sfb VIII a1lnrAta txf apPll. sasien seA ase miase fsils appears. st ls
 tirssFvd that stia .apssr4s1aa be hezfd and Aee sad dt<arseta es sAe sesh day ef Apsal. fs1a as o'cs-sk iA tas Earvnaca acd taat aeslcx be xt a of fhs srruaeaS* ot SN3S ApFSt<s Ana tAe tsaA~ aad ses of heAaAs tksxres. ax paA nsAsax thss esdes Ia aeWseaeef rshlssAci iu fetasss. ssd ey Fcstiax cops shsssef os the tssnsfe~eixH p~9s h sesa cf Wo~s3n<ock ss cad n Il lels lsass 10 days sefof~ cad aay .. heAr. tag.
 Ncrttaes fran keccra
 Gl-AhkNCB M CHlLD Juhun
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

NiA euUkf of PROBATE aoL4lk> Al A Putnam within snd fos th~ district 0f fu4nam an tAe >sh aaN af April. <, n. ipss
 ffe<rat Edward @ ataght, Esq Jaage Ga aotioa af Loalss Mayo. aaalslssFatFfx \ ea the tatrssatc HstAte eF FraAk Mayo. late Nf Putnam within sald district. secr&s~5 fbie teuft doth sexr~e kast ~tx taensas he sl- iose1 Asa isaited fur thN rFvsfltefs @f said tsts fe exhibit tAets claims sSstasf the sans to tas ENxeafaf and aiFxefs tAat paasse nsgicr hs ksx~k q shts eFSsf Ns sss~ft4stas in s~ws hzysss hating a ctreaisIson .a >af1 district. and bs postsns ceFs Ehsx~es eH ths pahilc s1kn post ia ssla iowa q Putnam ae2rest tAe plaes wa<Fc tAs accexssd lAst G~xit.
 CexSlAed fruxa Record.
 is-r EDWARD G. WRIGHT. laas4.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
NOTICE Special City Meeting

la accordance with tbe vote ef the Common teaacIl of Inc fity ef Pot nm. pazsed on April sih, Iale. the electors ef said ely nTe hereby warned to meet in 4 Q. IL Hall iu keut 5 Block on Pomffet street in said city OH Monday, APdl K, 1910, at nine G clock Tn the forenoon to take action apon the following matters.
 l. To zee 1.-the City will appropriate fl sufficient sum te pay fof the sprink- Ing of the streets unltl the assess menis fof spriukltng are collected from the abuttefs.
 ;. To authorize the Common Coun- cI to borrow sufficient sum To pay for sprinkting the streets until the spfinkiing assessments are collected
 Dated al Putnam, Connecticut, this bth day of April, 1910.
 ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, Mayor. Frederick W. Seward, Guy Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
Reaching the Spot
It Can Be Done, So Scores
 Of Putnam Citizens Say.

Of Putnam Citizens Say.
 To care sa seblE9 bsek,
 The pslns Of rheanatisn,
 Ths tired oot feisbzs.
 Yos mast reach tbe spos--get st the easss.
 In uosf czses 'sis the Kidneys
 Deans Klansg Pills are for The kid- neys.
 If. if. Pierce. q wslnug Street, Pot. nam. Conn, ssys: si believe tsst my kI8neys seeause disordsred uoils I sss serving in tse army. I suffered f0r a long time from pslns in my back. snd sxtendink st times inte my hips, and making II hard for me to stoop. My little control over the secreslons. also suffered great deal from rheumatic psins and 1osght would bsve to give up work. While in this condition, Doan's Kidney PliIs uers brought to my notice and l procured supply at Dres- ssr's Drug Store. Al hfat tbey did not help me. but I used them oefsistentiy and before long the pains had disappear. ed. Although more than two years have elsp spsea sfnce that time. have had little CT no trouble from my kidneys. II is alesys pleasure fsr me to speak in ia yor of Dosn's Kidney Pilis.v
 For saie by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Poster. ii iiburs O., Buffalo, New York, sole sesnls for he United states.
 Remember tho uame-Dosn's and take
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

luaN af fsos.sse sseid as PaiasEa 4t Goans aaai and fer tAs alsttsct ef raia3m an sfss is a day af spFil. lgla
 fts<sul fdaAiA ~s Wright. JUdscs
 tsSAte 5-f sthrft u, N Nblte, late af Putnam IS s1 $ alsffss&. aesssas~x
 fhe tA.cairix hzssnk msae wssttsn 2p- ritcssien te eald cauFt. s secersaaoe win iav sfAtatF. taf efsiss af sale of tho whole " paff as Ire tsAt eeta8a gfexcfiesi thWFexn, ls ts 0ssfsrvd that s4la ahpi.Satian kae heard ss tax t=Fubslt ,gHev 10 tutaans aA ghe slsf day af Apesi iRla al ia a'e.ecs ta the feras-aa sna that nQStfs tAefsssi he ssea hs thfeftns ee,ss ut thAs asstes "a fbs AsafHzn Patriot. 4 nessfsfsf bAssnk A etfVA sastah "a sad pssfrtst and b. fs,esins eeps as sAe panle ssxa po>s "a said taas vf Fasaaa and tass retaFs ps made s1 4his taart
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

\ as Canss of fronsse holden af Wcssxfsex. |. "A witAla an4 fer thc dtstrtes ef W ocSstsck cs tAs .saa day et Apsii. A. p.. IsiA
 Ffssezt. IfaF~ne~ H. Shai8. ladke oa aaesssa q tis svsw c. ClArks ~ Me<<sssork. cess. rxweat1f texsAie eotAtw ef tAd~t.lssr N |. Cixfke. late af waeassoek. within sAia dtstrsSs aeerAsxa
 fhls eesFf acsA seer~s that stx mestas from 1sEr hcrpza ke sllewex ss1 ifmifcs fer Use <1soT< of said ssxafs sc xxAisSs taer 4rtzisas stAias< ihe sssAe te ths exeestoe a14 dAfsvts sdsertssihx in psw<pnpsr DaAt1ske4 h Putnam having csrc1iataea in sus14 1sstrtet, snd es pssiaf ceGs thercof = eoe psot1s slgs re~t tn sAk4 toys ef W1n1n&ne& nnng9m u 23nre u&ere tAe 4rsxssrS ted AUe0
 Gsrxlns1 fyuw 0DouR4.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
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ntsgrset ef fssaxm. Probate Soar. Ap<a lV tIth. tsta
 Estate ef wtiiam Ls~toA, lase ef rstnzm, teeNNss3s
 tpaa shs xppisessten sf MerihaA RnAten ef fNstasnA. psasfRx that l~fferS as administration nay ae gfxnlsd en sxaa eesAss, h ls
 orasfsd shss szAa Appstsssiea ee heard And aessraissa as tA1E's~a.fe uAa~ la fstaaHs as esSlsSk ia for~aeen. AAd tnxs sossss e~ gsvea. @ tAs .p~s<t<aSy d sad aveis<Attea asd the time and ps2ee q hsextns pahtshed ia fssnan, zs1 hy pessiaG copy taercef oa the rseihs nls pos1 h ths tsun v rusHana. nxArea uhesv h. aeerAsek sa6e 1usik.
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Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
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Ths World of sports.

Tn tbe main hont at North Grove rordaia lasI Friday night the iosai man. F Eapalme. soB fsan ale. the Nexsisay. esf See London in straight saIs. .gae 8ssf fsil came efaef , mfn- ates os fast Nexk. The second vas se- cured ln lg i.2 ndnuies sith body seissofs and armIeck Ate made good i4npfessisa aa the et0e8 who looked apoH hln as a good man at Lis weight.
 gfd EefboueosUr of this elfy il0-t to Young Hlasess af Fail River. pupil Of Eugene TfembIag. 10 Hamaand hall last Thursday night i3isson azfeed lo thfoH his man twice l1 an hour. The nfst fall came ai tlae end of Iz minutes on the mal with further arm and scissors bold. The seeend fasI was secured In aD t.2 minutes with foe hold. h the preliminary Kld Magee of thls city ~en from Young Say0ry of Central Village in straight fails. ElIi Collins ei Central NiIIage, reiefee.
 Communication interesting and hoa game Of baseball sas played a 4eek ago be,seen the sth and atb grades of lsraei Putnam sebesl. Glade ' son by seofe Of c. E. There ssiit Ia a return game April i5ih. as the alh grade ls moi satisfied.
 Ne see that Manager Thompson q JeAetl Clfy haa secured BilI Boucher of NeW Bedford fof tas tsafs the mound artist wlth NofAieleTails liI'.z Boucher alN ags showed elass bat iasf many of hls eaaes o@lek tv his sap. port. He oaelH ie make good record slis seaf eigh Jaaslg tify ieAind hlfe.
 Roy Keeaiss E lle plt2ed tise aaliieHd fat Putnam iasf teaf. hss i,eea signed ny Manager Donnie Hayes tef lhe Naf. nieh team of the Trolley league Hayes is expecting good things ffom Keeeh as II k thought That this season he should be better than ever, for he has had chance thls Spring to absefb some of the btg league slaa through the tuition of Catcher fa Thomas of the Philadelphia Athletics, who was in Danieison tbIs Winter and Spring and devoted considerable attention to the killingiy boy.
 Ali the league managers have posted their s2b as guarantee to finish the season.
 Al Burlington, Nt., Friday night Fritz Hanson won catch as.eaich can match from Chief Fighting Bear, who appeared In this city short lime ago. The toe hold was barred. The first fall came in s5 minutes and the second in 8U minutes.
 Report comes from TaftviIle that iii K extremely probable that pitches Boucher will be relaiued,m and Jeweti City announces that Inc has signed with them. We never heard that Bill was leading double life and even so doubt If he could pitch In two places al once.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
Special Bargains
 For Friday, April 18th

sl.Sq long white petticoats, lace or hamburg trimmed,
 each S1.OO sI.5o white lawn waists. tucked fronts, trimmed with eight rows insertion, all sizes, i
 each Si.OO sI.so night gowns, lace or hamburg trimmed, low neck, l short sleeves, all sizes.
 each sf.OO l Si.5o white lingerie waists, 1 lace and medallion trimmed, | all sizes each S1.OO 1 Se.oo and Sa.7s Her Ma l jesty's eersets, odd sizes,
 each s1.OO Ladies sI.25 percale wrap pers, blacks. greys, blues, and 1 Shepherd checks, all sizes
 S1.OO Ladies a5c fancy colored 1 hose, 5 pairs assorted colors.
 sl.OO sI.a5 Colonial rag rugs. sol K 50 inches. each Sl.OO l
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
For Sale or to Rent

An up.to-date blacksmith shop situ aled on Providence street, with all the latest Improvements. Gan be bought or rented at reasonable price. Address Joseph pupreis Drug Store, Putnam, Conn. Tools for wood or iron working. Reason of sale K that propfie tor has been suddenly called out of town.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

A Iourt ul Probate noldeu al A Thompson within end for the Dis :. tfset of Thompson, on the ilth day of n f9tA
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
Absolutely Free of Charg,
Order of Notice

State of Connecticut, County of Wind ham. as, Putnam, April i2th, A. b, 1910
 Nora B Narcotic vs Joseph Q Narcotic
 Upon lse complaint of the said Nefa h. Narcotic, claiming for reasons therein set forth a divorce, now pending brfUfe the Superior Court iu and Tor Mihaham County, t appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority, that tho said aefenaaut k absent from ttis state gone te pats unknown;
 Therefore ordered that notice If he pendeaey of satd complaint be given hy publishing shis order in the Putnam Patriot. newspaper published tn fut- nam In said County, two weeks .sae. vssivelY.
 aA@ 4d EDGAR NJ. WARNER
 Cl,rk of the saperior Court for Miadham County.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
COMMUNICATIONS.

%enotdalei Apfii l. lblu, did not end satisfactorily To the people assembled to witness il. After l minute, Ii see unds Carlson got the hfst fail with 4 half Nelson and leg hold. The men came on for the second time and after 98 minutes af wfe~ltlng the referee gave up, sasiny he could not referee the match as there was too much talk. Ing in the hall. La hontaine also re. fused to go on again, saying he would not go on with another fefefce. tafis son did not leave the mai until he was notified that the match was oil. It was an interesting match full of action all Inc way. Carlson claims he won as lie secured the only fall and the referee refused to give decision. He K also willing lo take on any man in inc 6fosVenofdales for side bet ef any amount, al lis llls. "
 North efeseeaerdalc Sports.
 The Andems had their iifsl practice game Inst Saturday wlth rourielletie Memorial High. The day ~as raw and auiasnfable tn fasi work Manag. CT aahsn eSpressad hlmssIi A mote than satisfied With the showing of the Fegulafs and aisa eAnteesed pleasure at the work ot one nt two recruits. Geo, Johnson, Geo. Carlson, Aacetn and Gcasfre were al @ofk ana Jimmie Johnson did the hell ot the lnound work Fred eeyette, candidate guf seconu lnam the second team showed good form and haleolm, yoangssef in the onltleid looked good, selaag the ssar catch ef the game on low line drive which he picked oil the tep of the grass. The High school team Is being coached by Joe White ot Ncb- sief aud made an excellent impression. They locked fine in their new salts. Willie Arnold did the box work and kawsen the receiving. Austin showed class In Inc outtleld.
 There was good attendance al the Saturday night dance ia the pasiliea. Gomeau's orchestra furnished excel. SSAtk hlNhAcs MAAA&Nt &aRah W aN Aft charge, assisted bs ae,at,ers el the team.
 Andetn plays Nei.sIer High next Saturday, followed the next week es another practice game With TeuTtel- loitc Memorial High. Nanagef Gshaa predicts good season and |, enthusi. astic over the outlook fuf his own team.
 In hard-fousht gams last Tuesday afternoon the clerks aoa ffem r. II. -, by score of ia io 10. II soa want lo know who played on the elstks' team keep your eyes open As you walk along the slces and when YOU ste a young man in his lwentlcs walking along apparently In his seventies, That lis one of the players.
 saturday at ao'cloek sharp Putnam Rtars ys q. A. C. End oa Providence wsreeG grounds. Bstiers~s: Deiafxe and Lavigne for the Sssfs, ise'nier. 0uertin and Magnan for (. A. '. -nd. Ad- nission only i0c.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15
Putnam Inn Parlors
Ollleeilours fo. Q am. to 5 pm.
OUR SPECIAL OFFER
 $1.25

Tor glasses, including i2kt Gold, Seam : less, Wire Frame, either rimless CT rims sil round. an elegant metal leather covered case. and iha Dammers EyeExaminstton All Tor fI .25. These glasses with the eye examination we give cannot be daplica ted by any one in the optical business for $500 or 50 %.
 When you come to us for glasses we ex- anime your eyes and we fit you to the correct glasses by the Dammers Scientific Method
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

Al \ ootKT uf PROBATE HOLDEN Al A Putnam within and for the District of fufnasi on Ih &llh aNY Of March \. n iSi0s
 ftessat. NdeRni ss Ntixht .Esa Judge
 tin mofian af oltse \ N hlis. kxeeatfis ths tssfats estate of Albert n. Nhits late cs fuiaam stthin saia aistFiSt, ssssassd
 Ths t,saft doih avefce that six mentns hs allowed and limited for the cFvdl. toF< of said esfsie VNhibit thetr viatsa asa{ust the ~aInx Ia the ksreasfiS snd difeets that pahlte aat.Sc he ktsss fl this atief ky gaeeftsssaK ia newspaper patitshest tn Put. wahi having a circulation th said dlsittet and hs posting N copy thervet ea the pablls stga lsoss i'd sad Tash Of fainesa nearest the pl4cs VI Mhsft the asceasfd ssl dselt.
 IeFsiittd fgetn Record.
 IS f= fnM ANls ts. WRIGHT. IAtxe.
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New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
On the Boardwalk
Many Atlantic City Guests
Still DiSpOrt in the Surf.

Atlantic City, Nov. 5.-Only eight cloudy
days. according 10 the local Weathef
Bureaus records, were Atlantic Citys
portion in October, and some of these wers
cloudy only in part. The average temper
ature for the month was 80 degrees.
The ffty-nine degrees average tempera-
ture has not frightened the water lovers
from Neptune's realm. On Wednesday
goodIy number OF bathers dispOrted them
selves in the warm surf AT the ocean end
of Virginia avenue, among them being
several members OF the gentler sex Who
battIed with the breakers in the crisp cooi'
ness Of the autumn air.
The cosmopOlite finds a strong appeal IN
the bracins air that sweeps the Boardwalk
d1,rine the superb fall days And the walki
IT'S straightaway stretch along ths oceans
-, holds more diverse exhibits scenes.
and tvpes Of men than perhaps any ians
or equal mileage in the world
Herr Edward Heymann. an ofhcer OF ina
prfy-v Council of Justice, holding IT'S s't-
tinss in Berlin, Germany, was hls"'S
nIeased Atlantic City visitor this week He1'
a .Io1v and Herr J. W. Duncker. ooth resi-
dents of Hamburg. Germany. are aiilo"s
tho foreign visitors doing Atlantic CNS+
They have apartments at the ho'ei
borough -BIenheim during their stay
Melville Ellis and Mr.. and Mrs ~ ..
TIerzie and family are autumn guests a.
the SheIbOurne.
Mr. and Mrs J. Morgan Reed. VINO cams
bv motor car from New York. are at IN
seaside Hotel Mr.. and Mrs Reed ~-s -
a tour through PENNSYLVANIA and Ne" -
sev. stopping AT all places of interest,"
4 :. Kennedy is registered at the Ho'es
Chalfonte. He is accompanied oy N'S'
Kennedy and Miss Florence Conove-'
Among other New Workers registeFeH -
Atlantic City hotels are;
Marlborough -Blenheinl-Judgs anS Az
+ j. Garzgan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. t. NestolN
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W Horner. Mr.. and Mrs-
a. N Scott. Miss HoNey. c. r. Cotun. ). -
Alexander. Mrs. W. T. ROwley, MIS- u N>'
Re,nent. Miss Bennent. Henry 5. Thenal~
son. Frederick It. I.ockman. Mrs j. ~
Valentine and Miss ParSe.
Haddon Hsll-Nliss Helen Barry. AI,nu'
7 Barry. Miss Estelle Mortimer. j. Han-
cock. 1 A. May. s f. Mckeegan' III -
Y smith and H. A. Nichols,
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs \. G. B'Sh'g'
DIR. r. r. Pou John Il. Halves. Henls
Stoat. Mrs. Gilbert ID. Lamb. r n "s
gin and Mr.. and Mrs. C F. Hall
Strand-Mr. and Mrs. ]. clifford Whs~S
Colonel ]. Warner Hutchins. MISS 4
lev and Mrs. Nj. E. Robertson.
Seaside-N. C. Lyon. Miss Florehee
Ivon w GAYS, 5. n. Men and hl"
Ietitia ]. Howard
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

the republic demand the same rewards as
the revolutionists proper seek to exact. The
crew of the cruiser Adamaster, which fired
on the home of King Manuel, refused to
leave the vessel unless the members re-
ceived guarantees of a pension of SO
month each for life.
1.-THE French ministry resigned on ac-
Deputies upon the governments action in
suppressing the recent railroad strike and
its proposed legislation for the avoidance Of
similar crises in tho future. President Fall
Heres requested Premier BRAND to retain
his office and form new ministry, which
he did, as follows: Premier and Minister
of the Interior Aristide BRAND Minister
Of Justice, Theodore Girard; Foreign At
fairs, Stephen Pichon; War, General Brun !;
Marine. Boue de Lapayrere; Public In
struction, Maurice Faurs; Finance NJ.
Klotz: Commerce, Jean Dupuy; Agricult-
ure Maurice Raynaud; Colonies, NJ. Morel !;
Labor, Louis Lafferre; Public Works, NJ.
Puech OF the new Cabinet ten members
have never before served in ministerial
capacity
The retirement of Niscount Morley from
the office of Secretary of State for India
was announced officially in London. At
the same time the following appointments,
approved by King George, We're made
known: Viscount Morley, to be Lord Presi-
dent of the Council, vice the Earl Of Beau
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

champ; the Earl of Crewe, Secretary of
Of State for the Colonies, vice the Earl of
Crewe; the Earl OF Beauchamp First Com
missioner of Works, vice Lewis Harcourt.
Sixteen battleships of our Atlantic fleet
set out from Boston, New York, Philadel
phia and Hampton Roads for a two months
cruise to French and English ports.
Antonio yucca, Tammany Hall polti-
c;an former president of the Board of AS
SCISSORS, Coroner and school trustee, was
arraigned in the United States Circuit Court
charged with extensive customs frauds
covering many years. The frauds charged
are of the same natJre as those upon which
other dealers in Italian products have al
ready been convicted. and are made as a
result of the work of the customs depart
ment during the last two years. yucca was
released under So, 300 bail
That Jose Zavaldo. a Spanish electri-
clan, working in MORO Castle, and proba-
bly, fanatic, was responsible for the de-
structiOn of the oattleship Maine was as
serted by Colonel Jasper f. Brady in Kan
sas City. Brady says he was one of a
committee of four men who investigated
the explosion and reported their findings to
President Mckinley Three other army Of
ficers also reported to the President their
belief that Zavaldo was responsible He
was later executed a the command of
General BIanco. for what reason is not
known
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

"John r Moisant won the $4,000 prize
offered by Mr. Ryan to be competed for at
the same meet for flying from Belmont
PAX TO and around the Statue of Liberty
and back He flew an approximate dis
tance of thirty-hve miles. in perhaps a
ten-nlile wind, in 81 minutes 3S 34-1OO sec
onds.
Claude Grahame- White, English avia-
tor. won the International trophy at Bel
mont Park by beating the worlds aviation
speed record for 100 kilometres, or 621
miles Grahame-White received $4,000 and
the Royal Aero Club OF the United King
dom got the Bennett trophy. The English
man accomplished the feat in 81 minutes
and 74-100 seconds. or at an average
speed of sixty-one miles an hour
"The German War Ofice acquired aero
rIanes of five different types. These COM
prise the Wright, Somer Farman and Avail
tik biplanes and the Ettrick monoplane
Various tests of a far reaching character
will be made with these machines, and the
government will then make extensive pur-
chases for the army.
"Brigadier General James Allen. u. S. A.
recommends the acquisition OF at leas
twenty military aeroplanes for our army II
his annual report, which was made public
at the War Department"
The world certainly does move" com
mented Busy Man. Even in Its slang No
long ago, when trolley cars were new ant
we wanted to criticise a speaker sharply
we used TO say. 'Ye1're off your trolley.
Later, when automobiles became all tn
rage. we changed 1t TO There's sand III
your bearings Nowadays. when we arr
all 'rubbering' at the aviators. We say
Your equilibrator's caught or Back to TIT
hangar for you,' What next, wonder?
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
MRS. HARRIMAN'S GIFT.

Mrs. Mary w. Hartman. widow OF T. H.
Hartman formally presented the deed or
ten thousand acres of land and $1,000, 300
to the Palisades Park Commission for the
extension and Improvement Of the proposed
interstate park along the west bank of the
Hudson River from Fort Lee to Newburg
At the same time William j. Mckay, one
of the new prison commissioners, gave to
George w Perkins president of the Pali-
sades Park Commission, q deed for seven
hundred acres OF land on Bear Mountain,
including the abandoned site of the new
state prison. to be incorporated in the ex-
tension of the interstate park. The munffl-
cent gifts of Mrs. Hartman and various
other private subscriptions, the latter
amounting to $685. 900, are contingent
upon the approval of the voters of the state
of the issue of $2,500.000 in bonds and the
appropriation of that sum for the purposes
of the new park. A referendum to that
effect will be presented TO the people at the
state election this month.
According to The Scotsman of Edin-
burgh. Frank Jay Gould took home the
other day to historic Abbotsford, the IA
nous house of Sir Walter Scott, his newly
welded second wife, who singularly enough,
bears the same surname as his first wife,
Kelly. Every effort appears to have been
made to carry through this second cere-
mony as quietly as possible. Frank j.
Gould's first wife was Miss Helen Kelly, a
daughter of the late Edward Kelly, Of New