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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05

In execution OF decree of the
Richmond Chancery Court. entered
April 10, 1910. in the suit Of Eleanora
Euker's Administrator. etc. VS.. Emsie
A. Spott, the undersigned special COM
missioner. therein appointed, will sell
by public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY. JUNE 6. 1910.
commencing at 1870 o'clock P. NJ,
first. that certain lot or parcel Of land
with the brick dwelling and other
improvements thereon. known as No.
.05 East Clay Street. fronting twenty
feet five inches on the south line OF
said Clay Street. and running back
seventy feet to an alley.
Second, say at o'clock P. NJ, that
certain lot or parcel Of land with the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
on the east line OF Fourth Street.
being Nos. 500 and 6l1 North Fourth
Street, fronting on the east line OF
Fourth Street thirty feet and running
back at right angles and within paral-
lei lines 124 feet to an alley in common
twelve feet wide.
the brick tenement, No. 1011 Floyd
Avenue, described in said decree as
commencing at point on the south
line OF Floyd Avenue. distant 100 feet
west Of Linden Street. thence running
westwardly along said Floyd Avenue
the middle of the partition wall be-
tween Nos. 1o11 and 1913 Floyd Ave-
nue.. thence at right angles within
parallel lines 1919 feet to an alley TWEEN
ty feet wide
These properties are most desirable.
either as investments or homes. and
should attract the attention Of specu-
lators and investors generally.
TERMS: Ope-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and balance
on equal credits of 6. 10 and IS
months with interest added from
date Of sale, purchaser to give his
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ment. and title to be retained until all
purchase money is paid. or all cash
at option of purchaser.
S. S. P. PATERSON.
Special Commissioner.
C. L. & II. L. DENOON,
Auctioneers.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 26th day
tTeste) cHAs. o. sAv1LLE,
N1orL
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By The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RUN
ABOUT. GARDEN TOOLS, ETC.
IN WESTHAM1PToN AT
AUCTION
TUESDAY, JUNE 7TH.
TUESDAY, JUNE 7TH.

BY the direction of Mrs. Y. r. Cay
lord. who is moving to California, we
VIII sell all or her household furniture
at her residence in Westhampton, Stop
~, on car line
The furniture is all practically new,
and consists OF a very pretty white
Enamel Bedroom Suit. Juartered Oak
Bedroom Suit, CHARTERED Oak Side
board. Dining Table and six Leather
Curtains. Oak Chiffonnier, Iron Bed.
Carpets. Druggets. Rugs, Jardinieres,
Brtc-a- Brac. Crockery. Glassware, Felt
Mattress. Bookcase, Fine Cooking
Stove. Kitchen Cabinet, Kitchen Cup
board Good Runabout, Feed Cutter,
Harness, Garden Tools, etc.. etc,
Sale positive, Ladies' invited to at
end. Take Westhampton car to Stop
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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"MoUNTAIN SPECIAL.
New Train, Richmond to Mountain Re.
sort stations Via Chesapeake and
Ohlo Railway

Attention is called TO the new train.
known as the Mountain Special" ieav-
Ing Richmond at IL noon daily except
Sunday for Hinton. W. Va. and mc,ir-
tain resort stations. furnishing carly
and convenient arrivals.
This train. consisting of through
coaches and parlor cars, stops at all
principal stations west of Charlottes-
Vile TO let off passengers from Rich
mond. and is arranged especially for
the accommodation of Richmond pa
irons, atfording through service with
out change of cars
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Ten Beautiful Lee District Houses
BY Green & Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


p. WILL OFFER ON THE PREMISES:
FIRST NOS ao1 s. EOS AND
n
re all yexcele tenants
THIRD,
n plendh OF repairs
& i
IA ain Street,
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p P. WINSTON. Clerk.
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Meetin4s.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND VA
NOTICE.

NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond. Va. May IS. 1910.
PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION
adopted by the board OF directors OF
the National Bank OF virginia, notice
is hereby given that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF said bank
Will be held at the banking house OF
said bank. No. 1915 Main Street,
Richmond, Va, on TUESDAY, THE
2sTH DAY OF JUNE. 1910. at IL
o'clock NJ. to consider a proposition
and plan for the consolidation OF
the Bank of Richmond with said Ma
tional Bank OF Virginia. as approved
National Bank OF Virginia, to Ger.
slider certain proposed amendments
Of the articles OF association OF said
~ 1D TO increase the capital stock
OF the said bank to si,2ooooo.
(2) To provide for two vice-pres-
idents and an increase Of the number
OF directors, II an increase shall then
be deemed desirable.
go To consider the declaration OF
a dividend to the stockholders out OF
the present surplus OF the bank.
(4l For the transaction of any
going matters. or which may be
bank. which may be then brought
to the consideration OF said meet
ing.
full meeting of the stockholders.
either in person or by proxy. is ur-
". NJ. HABL1sToN. President.
W. NJ. ADDISON, Cashier.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
and p ersonal
Effects
ON
FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1910.
Commencing at 13 o'clock.

In the settlement of an estate, and
for storage charges remaining unpaid
on other property, there will be sold
at auction, at my warerooms No, sol
West Main Street, Richmon Va. on
tho above mentioned date, sundry arti-
cles OF furniture and personal effects.
TERMS: Cash.
Sale in the rear,
w. FRED RICHARDSON,
Corner Of RsaT!dere and Main SITS.
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VIRGINIA. AUCTION COMPANY.
James H. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Richmond. va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
BY
PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE vALrrA-
BE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
KNOWN AS 2311 e. BROAD ST.

IN execution OF a decree OF the Law
and Equity Court OF Richmond. va.
entered e. 81 May 30. 1910. in the suit Of
Robinson ct ais. the UNDERSIGNED.
special commissioners therein appoint
ed. VIII sell by public auction. at the
premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE .. 1910,
at o'clock P. NJ. the brick dwelling.
NO. 2311 East Broad Street Richmon5
va, described In said decree as front.
Ing on the south side OF Broad Street
twenty-nine feet (29) four inches Ci),
ana running back between parallel
aiiey thirty feet wide. now standing
In the name OF James H. CrenshaW.
sub. trustee.
The above described property is a
very comfortable old-rashioned house.
and Will be desirable either as a home
good.
. TERMS: One third cash; balance in
Two equal instruments. payable in one
and two years. respectively after date
OF sale. with interest at 6 per cent. per
annum from date of sale. payable Semi
annually, the deferred payments to be
evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
purchaser, and with the privilege to
the purchaser to anticipate the pay
ment thereof at any time with proper
rebate of interest: the title to said
real estate to be retained by the court
until the full amount OF the purchase
price and interest has been paid and
the court.
The purchaser may pay all cash II
he desires to do so.
R. R, FLoRANcE.
LEWIS C. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 9TH.
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On account Of party leaving the city.
we will sell in the apartment owe,
Tarrant & Grants drug store, corner
Foushee and Broad Street (entrance
No. 2lo n. Foushee). commencing at
1880 O'Clock, all OF the household fur
niture and fine plumbing etc. such as
CHARTERED Oak Bedroom Suit, with
Mirror Door Wardrobe to match, Hand
somely Carved Round Dining Table 6
CHARTERED Oak High Back Dining
Chairs. Oak sideboard. Oak Glass Doc,
Cupboard. Good Ice Box, Fine Garland
Gas Range. Hall Carpets, Mating, Iron
Bed and Springs. Pillows and Bolsters,
Mattress, Crockery and Glassware,
Toilet Sets. Pictures, Centre Tables,
Rockers. Leather Couch. etc.. etc.
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E. T. Robinson and ais. Plaintiffs
Geo. c. Robinson. Jr.. and ais.
Defendants.
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
city OF Richmond:
I, P. P. Winston clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioners by the decree
In the said cause of May 80, 1910, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
June. 1910.
p. p. WINSTON clerl,
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5ealeo Drnposals.
Office OF

Office CT
The State Highway Commission,
Richmond, Va, May 13. 1910.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at the clerks office at Hen:
rico county courthouse until ~
o'clock noon, TUESDAY, JUNE Z,
1910, for the construction Of "a
ty, on Osborne Turnpike. from the
corporate limits Of Richmond. a ces-
titled check for $3.50 TO accompany
Separate bids will also be received
on reinforced concrete bridge, on
which certified check for 500 will
he required.
this ONCE and at the Office of the
clerk Of Henrlco county, Specitica-
tions furnished on application to the
undersigned
The right is reserved toEreject any
or nil bids. p, ST, I. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioners.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
Progress of the Sewer

There was Il caNe-,n on Canal street last Thursday, and workman was nearly buried In the sand. He was dug out unhafmed, but sustained such a flight thnt he refused to go back there to work, so was transferred to the Woodstock avenue section.
 A workman in the trench who W as the Victim of a eaSe-in Friday was not so fortunate, as he Was taken To the hospital with broken fib and several bruises.
 The work has been rushed night and day al the romfret street bridge, and the gang irom Woodstock avenue has been transferred ta thts place to gei II so that water eau he put tn as soon as possible. II should hsse been ready for the water Monday morning according to contract The men have worked all night by the aid of arc lights, The ifen work on Inc hridg, was begun Monday. Water was turn ed into the Monohansett trench for the first time "Wednesday morning. \ low place at the north of Pomfset street caused the water to back up into the exeay alton for the sewer.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
pomrRer

The Pemffet school opens this week and Hamlet school next week, sn groups ol boys are to be seen on the street as well as boys with their par. ents.
 Miss l.. C. Hoppin arrived Monday from Europe where she has spent lhe summer. She will board at The Ben Grossenor for the present Her sister, Mrs. Jacob, Robert and Miss ElinoI came with her, as Miss Elinor had a prominent part in the play given Mon. uay night. Although she only arrived Friday she was able to play her pafl admirably. Indeed. all played theiI parts very well and the large audience both nights showed the interest 0! everyone. The hall was finely deeo- rated Monday night. Part of the Pom fret orenestra played with the mus. cians from Putnam.
 Miss f.linnf Jacobs Is visiting Miss Gladys Moves and Miss Marguerite Dodge has also bcen spending q few days witn her
 Leonard Swsin has teiasned to Nil Hams college and Robert 10 Newport.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
4. 0. Il. Count, Convention

The Windham County convention oi the A. c. II. was held at the A q. II hall on Poniret street on Sunday Sep lember ssth, County President rhem- as F. Ryan presiding. Delegates weFs present from Ntliimaatie. Moosar, nayNille, Putnam and fomfret. The following officers were elected for the coming two years:
 County President, Thomas r. Ryan, Putnam, re elected.
 County Nioe President, John A, keefe, illimantie,
 County Secretary, Peter Reilly, Day. viile.
 County Treasurer. Daniel Glsmens, Ramfset.
 Among the msay resolutions offered the following WAS adopted unanimous. h.
 Resolved, That we the memeers ol Inc A. 9. If tn Iounsy Convention ns, semeaed this ssh dsIy ef Seplemser. do extend our heaftiesf congratulations to the Irish National League now in con vension al Buffalo, \. Y., September 25th aud l>th.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
he World of Sport.

We guess there was some Joy in 6rosvenofdaIe fandem after the last nan in the last game of the season was put out last Saturday, fer Manager Gahn's bunch took the series from Webster winning this deciding game toS.
 Carlson and Mathieu were pitted against each other, the former having the better of il, holding Webster to ! safeties while the Andems rolled up lS. Nc. C Grossenofdale . l *--5 Webster o-S
 Two-base hits, Saunders, Dionne; bases on balls, oil Carlson ,, otf Ma thieu l; stolen bases, Saunders, Me. Manus. Lizotte, Carlson; struck out, by Carlson <. by Mathieu 3. sacrifice hits, kuIuh, ttappier; leti on bases, North tsrosveneriale :. Webster !. Umpire, White. Time. l.4u.
 Blll Collins of Central Village Is the first ma, performer in this section to get Into the game, He had finish match in Westerly Saturday night, and defeated Jimi of springfield Barnes won the first fall and Collins the next two.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
Bradley rheater
ftls sLes No,tsE.

The leading mag asines highly praised Clyde Fiieh's latest farce, The Blue Mouse. which F. ]. Carpenter will offer hefc for the inst time next Tuesday,
 The Scrap Book said; The Blae E1rvAk Is what The Blue Mouse should he called. Certainly Il ts rslkled oil al . lively pace, and as thefe is naihing else like il in town, 1 shoaldn'l | bc sui. prisesi to see Il run as long as Mir. Eftch'S Girls.
 .sOf course, you mfxht know from pssl experience that The Blue Meesc Is An actress and mol an animal. il seems te me that these French and German playM Mri1hts can't evolve com. esfy that doesn't circulate araand a married man falling in love wllh q woman ef this sort. The twlsi in this ease k derived nom the absolute novel as ai she man not loving her at al and Kissing her only under protest, k. cause he had hired her to pose as his wife in order that she may pluck from tAx nr1 ihe chestnut of | fat lob hN reason sl his he~s falling in love with her. When ii Is stated that he hss s wife ef his own to whom he Is devoted, you eAn have some faint idea of the complications.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
EAsr MoopsrocN


 Rev. r. A Tnrner k taking q two weeks vacation and there will be ae preaching al the Congregational church iof two sundays.
 Miss Jessie Mithoy returned to Ros- t0n Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. |. E, Pike spent Sun. day al Nest Woodstock,
 MT. and Mfs Everett E May spent Sunday in roAffet with |. T. Aldftch aud family.
 ia IL iindeman and wife have been entertaining Mrs. Allen.
 Several men tafe through the tewn thls week in the interest of the govern meni. examining all trees for the gspss moth.
 X missionary meeting was held Thursday afternoon, Sept. v, with Mrs. Il. J. Potter.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

Fly the way, for all We women are SO afraid of mice, and although the thea Ire would die without our support. | can think Of play with mouse in the title that has not been success. There was Men and Mice, A Country Mouse, and four com panies playing The lion and the Mouse, and now, the greatest of all mice, The Blue Mouse. 2 In Putnam October l.
 THE MAN or THE HOUR.
 The Man of the Hour will be seen again In this city October I, and as lo. eHl thenifegoefs hnVe heard and read SO much of this great play, there is no doubt standing room Will be al pre- nium. While George liroadhurst, the play wright, has taken for his theme certain conditions winch exist In every large city, still there k said to be inter woven in The Man of the Hour de hghlful love story, and is so skillf1l In eunsl Faelien as lo hold an audiences \ keen attention from beginning To end. The company to be seen here k the same exceptionally strong one as made such great success on It's former Ni>itt including Joseph Harris, Charles H.. t.ilwood. Harry ] oehler, l., (. fhii- lips, Charles Drake, Edward Riley, Fred Renolds, Nslger Carter, Richard Hogan, John Daily, M. ], Underwood, Frank Weston, Peter Digman, Georeie Rfanlley, Edna Lyman and Marie CaSmere.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
Monday, Oct. 3rd, 1910
at Q O'CLOtK A. M.

al OIslOth A, NJ.
 ist. To choose by ballot all Town Officers necessary 10 be chosen by ballot.
 End. To hear and act upon the re- port of the Town officers for the past year.
 srd. To lay tax to raise money to defray the ordinary expenses of the Town for the ensuing year.
 4Ih. To make an appropriation for the support of the public schools for the ensuing year.
 5ih. To make an appropriation for the support of the Town Library for the ensuing year.
 6th. To direct as to the care of the puhlic roads.
 5th. To vote for or against the licensing of the sale of spurious and intoxicating liquors in said Town.
 slh. To see if the Town will vote 10 purchase the Foster Dean lot so called for Town Library site.
 aih. To see if the Town will vote 10 reconsider its former vote and open all or part of the Kelly road {so calledl as & public highway.
 10th. To direct as to either the sale or repair of the building formerly used As school house in Dist. No. :. iith To do any other business pro- per 10 be done al said meeting.
 Dated al Eastford. Sept. l9, 1910.
 VIM. .. WARREN
 C. E.. BIT ELL, Selectmen.
 A c. MORSE.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
Aondar. Octoher 3rd. l9lb
o'clock in the forenoon

to act on the following articles;
 Article I. To elect by ballot three seleefn3en. one asseSsnr for three years. three boasd Of relief. two a1dit0Fs, ,lN grand jurors. seven co1Stables, I've school committee for three yeafsi tAa registrars of voters. tax. collector and tree warden.
 Article ,. To eject any officers re- quifed by law.
 Article 3. To hear report oi select men and act thereon.
 Article | ID near report of tIea. safer and act thereon.
 Art,eie ]. To hear report oi school committee and act thereon.
 Article $. To see if the Town Will appropri iie Ssya. for schools for the coming year.
 Article :. To see If the Town Will appropriate the sum. of s7Do for repairs of school buildings.
 Article s To see If the Town will appropriate the sum of s309 for text books.
 Article q. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of slDe for school supplies.
 Article lD. To see 1T the Town will appropriate the sum of ss5 for schsst library.
 Article Il. To.see if the Town will appropriate the sum Of soVoV to, meet expenses Of High school.
 Article l2. To determine manner oi repairing highways and appfoprh.ls money for same.
 Article l.. To determine manner of opening highways when blocked ~iLh snow.
 Article H. To see if the Town will appropriate sum of money for The proper observance of Memorial Day.
 Article b. To raise money To pay the current expenses of the Town.
 Article is. To see If the Town will authorize The seleecmen to borrow sneh sums of money as may be needed 70 pay current expenses of the Town un- lii the next annual meeting
 Article r.. To see .ether the Town will vote To appropriate sum of money mol 10 exceed $50 for the bene- sil Of The Thompson Library incofpo- rated.
 Article Is. To see If the town will vote to appropriate $500 for free bed in the Day kimhalI hospital of Put nam, Conn, for the ensuing year.
 Article l9. To see if the Town will vote to appoint Ii School Supervisor or Supervising Agent under the PTovi. sions of Section 6, Chapter 225, Act of 1909
 PHILIP WOiSARD, f
 CLAUS HAGsTRoM, seieesmen THOMAS RYAN,
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

1T Ce4rg es ireu.,< h-ta Al f@snsm sA ~siAis aud for tA< at<trses es tstesn aa the xsxA ass ef >Scxss.. A n-. fssa.
 e~sMs. k1msra ts. Wrzsht. 1soEe- E~tssv fR tae mxxffcHt ct Alace S- fAash. late ef fAslzd~fpAta. sA
 frsdrrsSk W ><ward. Admsasssrafef. ukpkkkn = That sx AcataA freus the s.ss hsrref ee. and the same are limited and asis~~G sov the erv<1lseg1 te bsscx tn their claims Ax ssnss sad e<fat~. oa1 the Adaiufs<rA sor air~cse2 se give paea5s so1ace sse er<1xers sf sASdexfsm ts er1nf sa shesx e<a2as w,aAta sn&a tins q cSsa, ay resaisG ccpy q tAss ees1ex os sAe pse<te >Snr s~sss ln f1e seWn c< fa1an And csrcaansnss sn ssia preAafe af>sFk<s. asa rxfsrs nakr so xb;s ee1rf ~ sAe DeessR Gxven.
 Ayces4 0-A HOWARD .. wGiGHr. Js1ss
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
Adventist Church Netes.

Services at the Advent Christian Church, on Chapel street, every Sun day, as follows Preaching al l0:3o a. III. ~unda, School al l2 o'clock. Song Service at F. m. Preaching 1t T:io D. m. Order of Neretce :-- Organ prelude, Invocation, Psalm, Singing, Scripture lesson, Prayer, Singing, Offering, Notices, Sermon,
 Benedietion. Subject next sunday morning, LA tsofoid promise Prayer meeting Thursday night al s:S0.
 REV. THOMAS FELrMAN, Pastor
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

nis'raSt of fstsAm. ss. Probate Court lJ ><3t. 2. \. D. tsia-
 Con srostcat Estate af Walter James Lswtaa. late ef fasisdepAia. Pa, deerxse<f.
 tpan the paiscxftsn es James kd~asd msnsssFxiier msv ae granted a s&ad estate, tt ts orSfrres. that ssla application n- aesrd and tetern&asi . rue froossc et1ee ia Put aAln ia said ass;fies the Srh dAs et ues-. \. D. Isia al te e'osoek in the ferenaan. aud that Rsstsw es siNea of the rs~sseArs as >%is application sed tA@ stase and sl e~s ok beasaus AsFvue- ey pssslsAtex tAis sfcse is nes>- paFer paelisaes h Putnam. and ey pesttag a eags tAvreef ca the paaare sign Fsss sn the sewa ef fssHam.
 Ssrfin~a frew Reeaf1. s EnWAkts ts WkiGHf. ioaixr.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

Never can tell when you'll mash q finger or suffer cut, hruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. pr. Thomas ke. lect fie oil instantly relieves the pain quickly cures the wound.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
100 and 1O2 Elm Street
...-... s.....

Marvin Hyde and wife were h Hart. lord ever Sunday.
 Miss Laura Ritch Is visiting her annl, Mrs. ilndemaa.
 Mrs. Clarence Child Is visiting her son, Spencer Child, in Lancaster,
 The academy huys' basket ball team played against the alumni Friday. The alumni were victorious.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

the back are also symptoms that tell you the Kidneys and bladder are cut cf order and need attention.
 what To Dc
 There Is comfort in the knowleslge 90 often expressed. that Dr. kilmer's . Swamp Root. the great kidney remedy, talhlls almost every wish in correcting Il eumatisru. pain in the back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every part of the urinary passage. Corrests inability to hold water and scaiding pain n passing II. or had effects following use of liquor. wine or beer. and overcoui<s that unpleasant ne eessity of being compelled to go often through the day. and to get up many times during the night. The mild and immediate effect of Swnmp-Rcoe Is soon reahzei. It stands the highest he- cause of it's remarkable health restoring prop critics If you need 8ss1 ss1ssssTI..s medicine yon should ssSSSs...s have the best Sold by
 druggists ir ffty-ccnt
 and one-<3ollsr xize& s- S..-eSsz
 You may have samp,e bottlr sent fsee hy mall. Addrvn Dr. kiimer & Go. Bing- hAnkoa. N. y- Mention this pApes and remennestAe name. Dr. Eilmer' . Swamp Roce. and the s3ircss. HinghAmecn, N- Y,. os every boss.s.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
Shop to Let.

Formerly known as Moore's Novelty Works, situated in the rear of the Bap. tisi church, A and l.2 feet long. ai feet wide, stories high. Inquire PeteS Conaeaa. the wheeiwright, = Livery street, Putnam, Conn. tss 70
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
ANNUAL Town Meeting

The legal voters Of the Town oi Thompson are hereby warned Ia fi3se' at Town Hall on
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30

a hrlek dust >Sdi- ment. or settling stringy or milky
 appearance often indicates an un. healthy condi, ton of the kid. neys too fire
 qaent desire to mass tt or ratuir
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-30
NOTICE! ]!

All the inhabitants of the Town of Eastford, legal voters in Town Meet. ing, are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Congregational Chapel in said Eastford on