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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
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Kilwinning lodge, r. K A. NJ, will
give a minstrel show in the Masonic
temple, Friday evening. March Is.
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Oriental Rebekah lodge, No. IS, /.
O. o. F.. will give pedro party and
hop in Golden hall. Tuesday evening.
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The marriage of Miss Mary Mandell
daughter OF Mrs. Addison Mandell. to
Frank Robinson, will take place,
Tuesday, April 8.
Miss Margaret Maxon, daughter OF
the Rev. w. ID. Maxon and Mrs. Max
On, will be married to DR.. Warren
Fales Draper, Wednesday, April ..
The Daughters OF 1912 will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. ID.
Gambler, No 81 Smith-ave. Papers
will be read by Mrs. b. G. Whitney
and Mrs. w r. Farrand.
Charles Hugh Stevenson will lecture
at the Museum OF Art, Tuesday eve
ming. on The pearl i'll art and decora-
ton" The lecture will be profusely
illustrated and is free TO the public.
~
Louisa St Clair chapter, ID. A. r.,
will meet in the Century building,
Thursday morning March II. when
Mrs Henry Wright will read a paper
on "A woman's life in revolutionary
times"
A general meeting or the Society
for the Study and Prevention OF Tu'
berculosis will be held Tuesday after
noon at 4 o'clock In Parlor X, OF the
Hotel Pontchartrain, when important
matters relative 10 tag day ana
other business will be taken up.
-
Among the passengers sailing on
the North German Lloyd steamship
Berlin" from New York for Naples,
Saturday. were the following De-
troiters: Mr.. and Mrs. John Donald
son. Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Morey Mrs.
Fremont Woodruff. +. w Bissell and
William p. Stevens.
Mrs Mark Stevens will give musi-
Gale. Thursday evening, March Is. to
re-lntroduce to Detroit musical peo-
pie. Miss Hope Smith. a young De
troit soprano. who has just returned
from protracted stay abroad. Miss
Smith will sing selected program,
accompanied by Mrs. stevens
y
julius Rolsheven, Detroits famous
artist, Is In the city for few days
the guest OF his mother. before return
ing TO Europe. Mr. Rolshoven has
been In America since Christmas and
has spent the greater part OF the In
tervening time in eastern cities exc
cutting portrait commissions for
famous men.
The continental congress, d. A. K"
will meet in Washington. d. c.. the
week of April rs, and Louisa st. Clair
chapter. of Detroit. will be represent
ed by the regent, Mrs c. II. Metcalf;
vice state regent Mrs. X. H. Fyre;
Mrs. 3. c. Whitney. Mrs. A. NJ. Park
err Mrs. w F. Doty, Mrs. +. T. Ran
ney and Mrs. w. IA. Irvine.
a paper on Riparian boundaries
will be given by Joseph b. Davis, pro.
fessor OF geodesy and surveying in the
University OF Michigan. before the
regular meeting OF the Detroit En-
gineering society,". Friday evening,
March IS. in the associations rooms
Ina the Stevens building John X.
Goff George l.. Garfield and George
b. Perry will discuss the paper.
Previous TO the lecture the members
OF the society and guests will dine at
the University club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

che could remember just how Buddy
boy got ais name. but as for Trune-
penny IL was plain enough, for True
WAS wont 10 insist Oh facts till IL some
times grew TO be tiresome. DollchiI1
WAS such dainty, pretty girl that her
name was Just tight So was Fizzi'
wigs, for she had the curliest. fullest
hair you ever saw Freckleberry's face
was as spotty as q speckled hen. while
Gabbleoff had tongue which ran
both ways at once
I'm tell the first story" said
Gabbleoff, when the club meets to-
morrow evening"
The others wanted the Storyman
TO lead on but Gabbleof couldn't wai.,
Sc he was allowed to 90 first, and so
they agreed that tomorrow he might
tell the story OF How the Hippopota'
mus Happened"
Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
FAvoRs SUGAR OFFICIAL.
Supreme Court Decides His Case Shall
BE Heard by Higher Tribunal.

WASHINGTON March. 14.-Attor.
neys for Charles r. Heike. former sec
rotary OF the sugar trust. won a decis.
I've victory in the supreme court OF the
United States today when that tri-
mnal denied the motion made by the
government To set aside the order q.
Justice LuTton bringing the case BE-
fore the highest court. and granted
Permission 10 Heikes counsel To file a
Letition FOR wrii OF mandamus direct
ed az Judge Martin. OF the New York
court.
Heike VAS recently indicted in con.
Tection With the customs Weighing
frauds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
PAPER FIRM LOSES.
Justice Wright Says Bid Was Not
Made In Proper Form.

WASHINGTON March 1.-THE
Application OF the Valley Paper Co..
for writ OF mandamus against the
Joint committee on printing OF con-
gress to compel the committee TO con-
slider bid for furnishing paper to
the government, was dismissed by
Justice Wright OF the supreme court
OF the District OF Columbia today.
After determining that the court
has Jurisdiction over the committee
Notwithstanding resolution by the
senate which declared that Justice
Wright had invaded the constitutional
prerogatives OF that body. Justice
Wright found today the bid or the
Valley Paper Co. was not In proper
form. because IL was not accompanied
by a bond as required by law. Counsel
for the company gave notice VI an
appeal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
TAFT'S SMILE MISSING.
Returns From Funeral Of Brother-in-
Law Who Killed Himself.

Returns From Funeral Of Brother-ln-
Law Who Killed Himself.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE IA
nous Taft smile was missing when
the president climbed out of his spe-
cial car on his arrival today from
Pittsburg.
The trip to and from the Smoky
City incident To the funeral OF sui
eide brother-in-law, proved very de
pressing to the president. He was i'm
patient to get to the White House and
anxious to see Mrs. Taft. whom he
had left in state OF extreme ner-
vousness.
Mrs. Taft Is slowly recovering today
after period OF weakness that sue
ceeded the shock of the suicide. Her
indomitable Will, which has supported
fer through months OF illness. again
asserted itself Her physicians are
extremely anxious and fear another
shock might result seriously.
The president, reaching the White
House, spent an hour with his wife.
before beginning the days work at
the executive Offices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

Dollchild.
Fizziwig.
Freckleberry. and
GabbleOff.
These children were very different
iIom each other. but they had thi !
much In common they all liked stories.
Also. they liked TO tell stories an'i
make them up.
If you. too. would like TO join the
story club. perhaps ! ought TO intro
,!uce you To the other children. An
gelimp's mother thought him such a
E BOD little boy tnat she called him
Angel" nut his playmates knew lie
was just a boy, sometimes good and
sometimes not 80 good, SO they called
him Imp" but that was TO tease him.
they finally made 1t easier by giving
him both names and called him Angel
imp. The next boys initials were W.
b., so he was called Williebill. No
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
Slater Goes On Trial.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March IA
Mark Slater, former state printer,
was placed on trial today in criminal
court charged with returning a false
voucher for $5.025.25 during his ad-
ministration OF the state printing de-
partment. Judge Dillon was on the
bench and the work OF impanelling a
Jury was begun at once. Slater was
cheerful and displayed interest in the
proceedings. Judge Dillon sustained
a motion granting immunity to J. E.
Brelsford, OF Dayton, who was indict-
ed jointly with Slater.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
WOMAN AND TWO MEN
ARE PLACED ON TRIAL
Or. Miller, Mrs. Sayler and Her Father
Are Charged With Murder OF
Banker Sayler.


WATSEKA. H.. March 1.-THE fail
nre OF Juage Dorrance Dibell. OF Joh-
ct TO arrive here this morning caused
The calling 10 trial OF DR.. William "a.
Miller, Mis-. J. b. Sayler and he"
father, John Grunden. charged with
the murder OF j. B. Sayler. proin-
nent banker OF Crescent City, H., 20
lie deferred until this afternoon.
Long before the time set for the be-
ginning OF the trial the courthouse was
thronged with sympathizers OF botl
sides An extra guard OF deputy
sheriffs vas on duty to- prevent any
demonstration against the accused.
Feeling against DR.. Miller and Mrs
Sayler is intense.
The case promises to be one OF the
most sensational ever heard in Illinois
The states attorney has the names
OF prominent men alleged to be coi'-
Eected with the case that have not
been mentioned as yet, but may figure
in the evidence &c be introduced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
AMERICAN GIRL
= UPSETs ROYALTY
Duke OF Turin Flouts Princess Pa
tricia in Favor OF Miss Arethusa
Schuyler Ross.

Z PARIS, March IA Society in Paris.
London and Rome Is talking OF only
one thing-the amazing rivalry oe-
,ween beautiful New York girl aud
royal princess % Great Britain, say 5
d cable To the New York American.
The man in the case is the brilliant
Cuke OF Turin. cousin OF King Victor
Emmanuel of Italy. Last season lie
was taken To l.onuun and entertalnSJ
W King Edward. The reason for hts
sit WAS mis- projected marriage Win
lrincess Patricia OF Connaught, tae
niecc OF King Edward and the prettiest
Princess in Europe. Much TO the sur
Prise OF ali who knew the inside move )
al this matrimonial OCCUPATIONS, no all
nouncement OF belrCthal was made anu
the duke OF Turin returned abruptly
10 Paris. where he shut himself mp f"r
a week in an apartment in the Hotel
Castiglione.
The Dowager Queen Margherita
came from Italy To see the duke III
Paris and then went on TO the English
court bur still his engagement 10 The
Princess Patricia IL unannounced. Inc
story which the English court permit
ted 10 get abroad was that King Ed
ward had refused his consent owing To
the fact that the duke OF TURNS
brother, the duke OF the Abruzzi, was
ttill supposed to be about 10 marry
Miss Katherine Elkins. and the kiLk
did rot want any West Virginia reld'
tlves.
Shares Brothers Sentiments.
The Americans correspondent Is
informed on high authority that the
r-al reason why the royal marriage
fell through was that the duke or
turin had refused To carry IL out. as re
had already followed the example set
~ his brother. the duke OF the Abruz-
Il. and mad fallen In love with ali
american girl, Miss Arethusa Schuyler
Ross. OF New York lie met Miss Ross
The first time in Capri. where she anu
her mother spend the winters On that
night Miss Ross appeared in tabieaux
WANTS, aud II is said TO have been
case OF love at first sight.
Mrs. Ross brought her daughter 10
Paris. The count Immediately col
lowed AMI urged his suit. but the royal
family OF italy was on his trail.
In that family VIXEN royal prince
falls in love with an American girl Y
Gems to be the regular thing 10 sem
lin of into the wlids to explore some
tning. rhe duke OF Turin was dis
Iatched TO equatorial Africa. Recent
H. he crossed Lake Tanganyika and Is
low on ms way 10 Fashoda. Ills exile
will not end until June, when he WIZ
lie allowed TO return. as the ladies' o.
tnC royal house OF Savoy hope that by
mat time he will have forgotten MISS
Rose Those most violently opposed TO
the marriage OF this royal Italia:
prince with an American girl are me
duchess OF Genoa. mother OF Dowaser
Queen Margherita. and the queen
mother herself. These ladies are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
FIRES WILL COST THREE LIVES.
Flames in jamestown Cause Loss Esli-
"' mated at $4,000

JAMESTOWN. n Y, March IA
Three fires in the business section of
this city. one early Sunday and two
today, caused a property loss OF three
quarters OF a million dollars and VIII
cost three lives. rodays fires are said
10 haze resulted from carelessness.
the Eemen leaving the first fire with.
out havins completely washed down
the ruins. Police Captain John Hanson
vas caught under a wall and crushed
20 death. George King and Alfred
Shonsmith were pinned under falling
telegraph poles and probably fatally
hurt. while Joel Ebert fell through
a trap door and was injured In
ternally
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
PINCHoT's TALK POSTPONED.
Former Forester viii Not Come To
Detroit March "a

Clifford Pinchot, formerly CHER for
ester in the employ OF the United
states government, who was To have
delivered an address before the Boa i
OF Commerce. Marcn 20, has sent word
that circumstances have arisen which
will prevent his coming on the date set
bat that he will come later. March 20,
Judge Robert W. Taylor. who framed
tie street railway agreement In CleNe-
land. will address the board4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
The Retort aoomerana.

You ought to ring the bell when
you want to get OF. said the street
cor conductor sourly.
And you should have rung up my
fare on the fare register when | got
on" said the woman passenger sweet
ly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
Saved A Soldiers Lie.

Facing death from shot and shell In
the civil war was more agreeable to j.
A. Stone. OF Kemp. Tex. than facing
II from what Soctors said was con.
sumption. II contracted a stubborn
cold he writes. that developed a
cough. that stuck TO me in spite OF all
remedies for years. My weight ran
down TO 100 pounds Then | began
TO use DR.. Kings New Discovery.
which completely cured me. now
weigh 17S pounds" For Coughs. Colds.
La Grippe. Asthma. Hemorrhage.
Hoarseness. Group. Whooping Cough
and lung trouble it's supreme. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by e. c. Kin.
sci. Central Drug Co.. Gray & Worces.
ter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

II was rainy dsy and everybody
had TO stay indoors. The Storyman
aud eight childrel were sitting round
at the play hour, when Storyman sug-
Rested that they form story club ami
each one tell story in turn.
We can meet at the play hour each
day" said Storyn,an. and listen TO the
stories"
The suggestion was at once adopted,
ana. besides Storyman, these were the
first members OF the Story club:
Angelimp,
Wiiliebill
BuddybOy,
Trunepenny,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15
Zoo Thief Draws Fine.

George Benson. 4 chronic offender.
was nned SIS. with tie option OF serv-
ing 80 days. for the theft OF crate or
eggs, from Harry Perry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

This is the beginning OF the Story
club. and tells how the Story club was
formed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-15

no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO.. rs
John R-st Main l49S. or city 3aS5
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE


For the last two NFats ttsss NttN NaS un-
fortunately suffered tesaese e tie de-
cittod Disagreement 81 is citizens appn
the question II sunday observance. As
firne gaes On. things change Things are
different today than they We're in tae
DAYS of our grandfathers We have
cosmopolitan population ana government
must be for the benefit 81 all. the great
est good 10 the greatest number. Mans 81
cur citizens have euiy the Sahh4sa in
which Ia sA3ox themselves are az hard
iAb Dor all the reSg Of the week. and due
consideration must Re given 10 al class
IS If people. and these who govern City
must remember THAI they are ROLLING
citN consisting ~ all classes. ana that
they must take things as they are For
aWe, ! admit that | very much dislike %
See the ordinary things. which tire pAe-
ea}y hV thoSe who by fake or Faercenary
change ~ heart suddenly express tnuus-
SELVES as nensrtentfousIy prevented from
i0inE fahor on SATURDAY. l. therefore.
recommend that tire ordinance passed by
tha last diminish ration concerning SQn-
ilty 3seases Re repeaieA. and that some
gessa 01v 81 devised whereby With Cue
feEae8 g the rIEhts q all the sabbath
shall Re deserved les a manner which shah
met he offensive 81 sHr hest cstlgAaS h5st
Whieh viii ths same time aears3 IL odr
ssf5Eans AH ssberai the opportunity II pgo-
cssriHw tAM fhsngS which thsN ordinarily
demand uH tne sabbath 8ay taF theis
pF0psr ENJOYMENT and ALWAYS having Fv-
gard that al psaccs II business SHAH he
c3aSea an such hours when 4he4r h&tng
afser usaWt1 AfsenE those who are attend
ing - their sabbath church duties.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07
HEALTH DEPARTMENT

1t is With much annoyance that l have
IF contagious diseases within this city the
pas lew Hears' ee h 9nas a
and ! recommend the reorganization Of
,,,ra fnr 5,,r nresent Sealtb ottieer hu
believe that ne should have the backing
q competent efficient aud aetiH I've
hss'r Ie eRas ,ne s9oo , 4era fra q
an orsa nfaed body Of men. / make this
statement Tor The reason thar it has
come g my persona hnoNiease ..lst9
a.. privtisse ef working IN certain places
ia cur saAarhs because of tire many cases
q contagious diseases We have nd am,
RI @ r. H.. ae si 81 s s..4 sls mas s''''
Wish d assure each ana every citizen
4 this city that they viii be weleeme =
anPsaf eeieHe ths council q any l4lls p "a
s,,aee.s4.ef.s wbteh any eitizen has -
o,8sa Win receive dae and respectful at-
ivrtta4 sz.s..,s-.,f5., 49,,
~ -, s5s ~
= the government Of This city for f6s
neSt Two years. ard wish @ assure yeg
~ lIs , ass'ses ~ 80 ,r st,5. s4 q,
f6e rsassisite amount u labor appoffioned
10 Us ana de our duty Ia every respect as
We understand L.
City Treasurer Charles II. Brown was
then sworn in, when the Council went
into axaentive session for the election
-, -.
% ouiee's' Inc ioiao"ins oiiiee's "eie
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07

Ne essN Nt TIE size Or Putnam has 3
ae5tge raa department.. Tire personnel -
EAa Hss department. cannot ee easily Rss4-
ssaavnsi f1sAna she chief se0n, The men sra
ssas.stv hs7nasz. f&ftisfHa Sfa competent
ard aR can r~St asSnrea e m efficient
discharge ~ sAxiw d8tfeS. In this DEPART
ntaaB THE efgg gets tae werth - afs usan-
es NeHy f#M e ans members ~ the Fre
seEat Fsassssit nf8Sa snS personal Esin fsgsa
IRE Masss Nhken theR reeesVe As ar@wer
sgss eaTk Hf the sasfssanseS haNe p4t esseA
aasa sfa Mss Department anf rs aEsArfESs
u xere tatea ANA err sc Torev
ass 2a fsssHwSs Hsat the raruvtttse
On Ere ssMpAFtw7Ees give especial aftentsen
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07
q Entie ctionG uaant Cheery Refund
. CENTRAL BLOCK PUTNAM A C.IUKE&C) aAz1 PUTNAM
g oooocoo eooo@o@ooooo@ooo@ ooc@ooa oooe@o@G

are cared for by ono sci u officers a
part Of our roads by another set of Off
Gers Some things, ene set u officers
take care -. other things another set
take eare uf | believe that the town and
city government should lac consolidated.
that fhis duplication q officers be there
hy dispensed with. | believe tbat the city
government should extend over the Whole
town. That the city government should be
practically town government tile So
leetman and ihe common cpHueii giving
way ta a commission of say three men,
Nha like tire setectmen shall have Tire
responsibility and work ana proper COM
peusatiuu Tor their services. TINS has
been deHe IN our own state and | think
in each and every instance in this eoun-
Try has brought about ! saving q thou-
sianaa aHd thousands Of dollars each
Year. even in cities aeout the size Of our
In this system. the whole town would
be under one government and each and
every ciectur Of the town would oe an
eiactor Of the city and would be entitled
To receive any office therein upon vote Of
the pnepse. but there would necessarily
Be two taxing districts as II present. the
Whole town paving general expenses but
the inside taxing district alone paving
the cost Il street lights, OF sewers. 81 the
fite department. of the police department
and perhaps ether things. In this man.
MeH 1 hsfIs1e that the persons living in
tie cannt would NOT enty receive the
same hege.fs rs st the presnt TIME and
hANe the same ttEefs but believe that
Ids f9Xes en lis property outside If Ire
limits q tie el6s Weaia hc decreased in
stesfa 81 tueea a=Hd
81 uat Nisa &c press THIS mattef an
atflY anon nar e5t5@eos hut lH ett55F tttt
Il fa3z= =afV5 H9e consideration aBd
~eaas 4Ht ID aEleE that oes citizens mas
Ae HRaTerfE Informed IN t5e subject t
HesaeeloFfI IRE appointment by the
common cauegl el committee eensisf-
tHs 81 not iag el4aa uEna mem nYe at
tfast' = Wseta sesll ut es aasmaffs e
te eae2H eaMza55 eH revision ~ 4se
Charter AfteE tft faF NtttlatA
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07

that ne should take mere paius IN the
future than We have ia the past ia the
collection - euf TAKES. have only
WaTfs ~ commentator fer etlr present
city collector. aud / believe that he has
tlaHe isis duty But the power sc taxation
Is tire very foundation at the ability q a
municipality To ltNe and every citizen
aAoad bear his just proportion of the
puhllc Tax aHd / call e. ths attention Of
fss common council that there now re-
uaiaa il number IT thousands u dollars
Of aneutiaNted taxes back of January,
IONS ard Bust earnestly recommend
that tarse taxes be put In the hands q
competent attorney With power e act
within reason an behalf Of the city, aud
zndeav0r t. collect the same or upon lis
Inability 10 do 80. 10 report back e. the
common council the reasons Of such IN
ahilit ln each and every instance | rec
ammeuA THIS not only for The reason
that this money may be collected and
placed in our treasury bgt alsa that We
may he guided correctly in the future in
making Our proper street spfinklng as,
ssAsfncnts, eur proper Stf"~aiS ana
curling assessments. and each and every
tax that the city may be laele IL have
fur collection II ia mantfestlS Unfair
fer enc sat - citizens to pay taxes and
have another set ~ citizens under the
same assessment exempt from the same
because Of their refusal q pey Or the
faXIEY au the part 81 the city q eellect.
BACH md eVetf citizen should he tfcat-
81 a3I&s ar Tie question Of TAXATION
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07
Nan, Children are Sicily.

Mother trays Sweet Powders for
Children. usei ~ MotAer gray. a
nWr>e Ia Caallea : Iiaae. New York,
Break mp Co.si> IL = hoars, cure Re
Nerishnes>. Heat ache. stomach
Troubles. reeihing Disorders. and iAes-
troy Worms Al all druggists. 2sc
Sample mailed FREE. Address.
Alien ;. o.insssd, I-eaoy, y. Y. o.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07

tie fire department and specially do
want the committee 10 make recommended
tions Ia the council whereby the hose can
be properly taken care of whereby
satisfactory and perhaps extravagant
amour; Of good hose stall be furnished
and whereby proper horses can be OBJ
tanned promptly and whereby all of the
buildings can lie kept properly heated,
properly lighted ana properly cleaned. be-
llextug that the fire department should
have the things il needs in preference to
any other department.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-07
POLICE FORCE

THE police force Is a department OF
much Importance To the good order OF
this city. and I recommend that the APP
pontment Of all our police force be alb
solutelv without prejudice and absolute
Is free from politics.