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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
L, cauldnY III Raek.

A man WIN doesn't care for music
went one snowv night Al friends
earnest n0Itcitai Iou 10 an amateur re-
eitai ai the home II mutual &C.
qnnintauce The man who didn't Ike
music WAS not In particularly happy
frame Of nIind when be Reached the
banse. and he Has even less happy
v hen he ieft Il
Tr1idyiag home through the drifts
covering tie f.aveHeats be spoke hls
mind dwelling With special emphasis
upon lis opinion II the acquaintance
daughter 81 Fpsai seia5sf
but her voice has bees exeeIIeatIy
trained. defenaesi the friend She
STRUCK high G
soh yes. she struck II all right.
maiicred the man 10 doesn't Ike
music she struck #. poor thing
That vas the trouble Aud it eonldn't
retaiiate Philadelphia Times.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

There HseI 10 be n sheriff in n Green
Mountain county Of Vermont who for
forty years had driven bis prisoners
mnr,ierers. ineonshiners and thieves =
through the woods In bis buggy to the
county Jail and yet who had never
carried n revolver nor used pair OF
handouts IL his life He had strong
hand brave heart and n stutter.
Weren't you ever afraid p SOM. one
asked him one day.
w well. low once w-wuz t-tztoi-
Fable well skeert.. he admitted slow
" 4 h heard 81 Z Perkins. the
f-hafI,er. wnz gone ddaft an wuz
..=s-srsin' p. p.s4pi. M an. c#caie lated
Il wuz my official ti-ieoty 10 10 nm
arrest him So ! went d-down to
: Sis shop an went In. an II
e#ceme at ne with rrazor IN each
h hand An then ! low wuz t-t.toi
'rable well skeert -
What did YOU dos"
Nv we'll said the old sheriff. spit
ting thsughifnlfy into the sand box
beside the stove. Il Nuz 80 ss-skeerr
that tttook 'em a.away from him. :
Every body's
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
SOME FAULTY STANDARDS.

There l. eHs serious criticism that
can ie faiflf lodged nai oaig against
stes.k shows ~ usually held. hal alsa
snrp shows namely that the stand
ards Of excellence adopted Ter Judging
tend to encourage the Development Of
nisnoaFnal ad ARTIFICIAL rather than
Practical and normal taIsss attainaisle
under every day animal bushanslEy
and agricultural conditions The stand
ards set up Ia the Eat stock show tend
10 the ruins finB for breeding purposes
81 All nniusAlS 80 hibitei. while the
prize st~er usually requires from two
60 four narse cows 81 put him IN shape
10 carry on the blue ribbon Ordinarily
more Alteration ~ directed in the
prizes awarded to pamperea. IN
natural indil ldual than 10 the produe-
tson 81 the hest bunch of steers l,os
sitle under conditions whieh are prae-
fleahle IN the average fesd hot la all
ITO many sesa shows the tendency II
10 encourage The growing q ears Of
eern OF txssi. artificial standard rath.
e. than u a type which Viii produce
the largest aunlher 81 sound ears~that
IL. The most marketable corn per acre
Ia a given latitude. Those interested
In the welfare Of the sssck sud grain
business as handled D. tie average
man have neted these and similar dc,
fleets ia shows which have been held
and are herine FIR some change sa
standards viii Il will otter snsaief In
sentsyv te slte elass q aeHeaiaglsfs
most Ia nesSl Il eaesAfas surai aod as
s<staffea
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
The -
Scrap Book



= tired - set > ehaR fe sfseak %
y0a 81 ehgrrh suBdsy said Mrs. Old
castle. hat tlss er7ash sas - crest that
/ e0uklBf pusa through 70 ~here Fo5
were
~Yes. wssu-t-H swfuiF replied ler
h7sss-ss - she licked = BIT Of dust
from tbe GOsesla tapestry. FAB the
con mon folks ID town seem 30 want
to crowd into our cturTb lately It's
TOO led they siast satisfied 20 stay
where they Gss908g How did roo IKE
the sermon ?
Wei - sermon Il WIS fairy
god. but do 4fsh Or Goodman
would qaa splitting bis inhnitiTes. !
try MT 10 lei i make ne nervous. but
can't 1sss from being shocked every
time be dos +
Il neFer lei them kind Of things
hottler ne. bur that's where The Epis-
espals have the advantage Of rs II
cur preacher would wear long robe
b. could sEdit tsssz and you'd never
uotiee ehicsgo Record Herald
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
PACK TO rHg LAID

IL urliey 49, ssEeig saH fFgss Te
81 fsss-s saz5.-fe8s iestanees u tbs
-~faek "a -. aaaaf aas e1ilelt Shefe e
-was gzlsafu8sY apfsafeaf tlAt The ones
Hzklag tae sfeg should taEe fshfesi
nAf aers near heir ID bone AID
werkea il Aaxhfs aid mgeaingz This
vanhl bare ezafies1 fhafs - determine
"a fsesbsr thsre Were 10 ttself makeup
af.s.se gaalifls@ &h9sh would aaske i
4~.ss}s,5e faf tlsenl 10 hest FIRMS ssssiifiE
OaAf fosg tiev u sgra eiiare and ter
ssenIfur~ that = ~ fnged = tie mAga=
zsa%z and = ~ B has sath snifi 2 Ia
s.nafsoa for The msn Nha i Nsssflsa
~ - sfaeEs 80 "a - and strain
e elfy NE u any ens hasins this
alzek 70 the land hanEsrins WI
5HEsssas 1as3y feaa haf sfrs Of
.s5sz. ~ y Der inteffsiFs Ffol DONG
- kalk - Ia wedding he egffifat=
- ard harvesting himself. ahd after
sisine thu efi1 lstks nlns he ilalleg =
e.. ss,ii slrl ~, sr4d favor. II Il fair
A. assume fhat h. auid safeessi II be
s4ssa4ssi = sus Il a ngfs 81 more fk
asrzg.e MMfs There are b8a be-
sa.asf Nea fIllesss Kn8 Niae hunger q
feHslTaxl esd effea Esstlee. nights fof
the mat .iib fh# fss4 aud aii who
have in mind faElag o. sasA sork
should haze tssese f.sefs Is sles bsfafe
taxing the step fbeH. again. aside
fr@In eas willingness - d. hard
unra lfaefs 5 z0EgazlEses painfully lack.
ing el.at ms T. leenssl saapfasdliiy
~ lnsek YbIs m#s sla5na b sas Of
sAs iH#tanees EefeffeI f. aloYe. where
Use yease fssizzN Nsss jnsl efazy over
f1s orchard l.si#lafasz NHea The fact
MS that st TIE end II fao months.
apprenticeship b. eeBlan'f harness q
team AID st The Hfessiling 90 the
fIEht end TO sase Bis gl1xard lie sim
ply lacked he ability 10 catch on"
and ia sleft time FeeDisred the
banking business. Which be left la bis
movement 10 the land We would
Hes b aHf wefd de ouraRe any ..s.i-
err Of ilieae liata~ also long te hafe q
home pn the land hut eeaia atiy
utter 50 a Ngfd u eaufion as will
sauns theD 10 have their stss aiae
sfsa hem theg take the step There
j. hard work. yet competence health
ana ssenteatIaestl faf fhase Hba all
The sell Thew should be more folks
saEHsed IN q
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
hra... tn. Mar

1t was hfl naughty 81 Miss Farrar
tho 0pera singer 10 speak II the race
os Gukes - mot yvarih aamn . The
las .deai SAYS The san Francisco Ar
ssia.sis. fseas3s a story Witch the late
Tfank Naaalt used fe t'la seaatt
sns slss zhaaassl ~ faAl lf4 v4ta Father
af 0aalalld priest st.is iseP
rlar 81 d. hHianr and general kesa
adss Il mind - uen fos his SYM
patsigs
what a. N8 thIns Frank asked
The father ~ who BAD lusi
lsen nzselaa3ed FAR paAae esflee
wei fataeF. said MoHatt ~isar
ring yenr nsverend presence, ! think
T. Is o islankety blank blank
softly. Frank safsis Frank" said
the e,od father raising his hands in
protest I cHn't approve your ian
euage. hat see You know the man.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
Time to Act.
Don't Wait for the Fatal
Stages Of Kidney Illness.
Profit by Putnam People 5
Experiences.

Occasional attacks OF bseksche. irreeu-
lar srination. headaches and dry spells
are common early symptoms OF Kidney
disorders LIS an error TO neglect these
ills. The attacks msy pass off for time
bat return With greater intensity. IL
there are symptoms OF dropsy puffy
sseIIinRs beneath the eyes, bieatiDg OF
Limits and ankles. or any part OF the body,
don't delay minute. Begin taxing
Dosn's Kidney Pills, and keep up the
treatment until the kidneys are well,
when your old-time health and yigor
will return. Cures in Putnam prove the
effectiveness Of this great kidney remedy
e. L. Reynolds. 80 pomfret St, Put
nam, Conn, Gays: al nsd at Intervals Tor
three years sharp pain in my Kidneys
In the morning when | got out of bed nv
back vas lame and sore add remained 50
for an hour or Two. The kidney secfe.
lions also caused me great annoyance, es-
peeially at night BY their frequs ney IN
passage. When / was advised to try
Doan's Kidney pills, | procured supply
at Dresser's Drug Store and after taking
q few doses, knew that this remedy was
acting directly on my Kidneys Almost
before / realized 1t, | was cured and
though several years have since elapsed,
have been Ia excellent health. | know
that Doan's Kidney Pills are to be de-
pended upon to live up to the claims
made for them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster NJ ilburn Co., Buffalo, New YORK
sole AGENTS for the United States.
Remember the uame-Doan's and take
no other.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Anticipation.

The new maid seemed eminentiy
satisfactory. but the mistress OF the
house thought few words OF advice
would be just as we'll
Aud remember" she concluded.
that expect you to be very reticent
about what you hear when you are
waiting AT table !"
Certainly. madam. certainly" re
pll,.,i th., frea sure but then her face
III up with an innocent curiosity
May | ask madam. II there will be
much to be fetleenf abaatfi
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Putnam
Mater Company will Dc held al the Of
nee Of The Company In The Chiekering
House Biock in the Town III Putnam.
Conn, "Wednesday, January 18th, 1911, ,
II O'Clock .. IN. 10 act upon the
following matters, viz
To hear report Of supervising en-
gin~er.
To elect Directors Cor the ensuing
year.
Also 70 transact any other business
proper 70 Be dene a. said meeting.
NOSES y. LEONARD. Preaident-
Dated q Putnam. Jan. 10Th, 1911.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

There are gairs for all our losses.
There are bafus fer AT our pair
BIZ ben Yssfa. fFzs dream. Departs
L takes soBsshiHg from cur hearts.
Ard Il never comes again.
We are stronger ard are better
Und@f manhood y Steiner reign.
Esiii Ne feei that something sweet
Followed youth With flying feet
And Will never come again
EomsshiHg beautiful - vanished.
And Ne sigh for Il IN vain.
We behold Il eseFys here
On The earth and Ia The air.
Bat II BsssT eOfues gain.
r. II s;oddard
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
Th. Word Despatch"

II wa< Dr johnson who WINS largely
responsible for the la spelling Of The
word .drsflafch Although the mis-
take arerf occurred ID BIS letters and
for - years the ~oHd has beer writ
Ten correctly. II appeared in his die.
fidnary a. despatch tntil 1870
however the wrong spelling did not
become general Then people began
10 loog uInn Jahnsaas work as a
STANDARD one. and British government
departments and Kafriau< newspapers
changed the proper dispatch to dies
patch
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Extracts frxsn cd records. showing
how fA-s,sse had earned the honor IN
former days. we're rad 81 Canterbury
tT Alderm1n Mason when the mayor
and ex-msyor were granted the free-
dom u ffse city One citizen reeeiTed
the frszzsIDra for undertaking 10 serve
a. eOsk II every mayors MirfaeiTnas
feast. aspother -is--ause be cured
Nlehois< 5ohn~oB-S leg and a third
-f,es-a.sss. be n1arris-d widow with 4
large FAM ys--PsI Mail Gazefte
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Z De- Asi8eg 1ss had esFasl p e ate
ie uass inquiry aato the f5nns Il
seuse ss.uas nssst viz haxe heea aeslr.
eas e SWEARING sssaas of banking
hs.sizss. alisl If 8, interesting as vel as
Instructive 10 H5'fc ssnie Of tie factors
which tae tesase banker takes Into
aetegng hefote extending lssan
AFnane these nsy hs mentioned the
amount II uHaneY whi.h the ptosper.
tite borrower has saved IA other
@arSls. his l.feeai Haaneial status Aa.
other ard sers Important yansldeva
tieus liRsfSi Nish the ai#svr aad deter.
mining e. IL the habit whith one has
acquired In The haa9llng # hlS earn
iass. Whether saving them or spending
theus safelRss,y uifeaas a thought ~
the fatBae Another + the habits
shieh t,se ayys =, tive borrower has ~.
QuiFei a5oas tie l1ne of sieaaineSs,
resa and p-efaHtacss IN nss=eEgax obj
gstieas HssAastsl II 4 due Ia ihs.s.
AMI shes FNssssas by eaae man ean
set 81 accommodation AZ = hank and
others canEef. gnd 4 Il pity ttas
asare saua< Hsea - Raf FeAiies the fat
carry n their carsse y hen the aeauir-
Ia q hasssts Il industry ansi thrifs
all nseaa ultimately snes-e~~ ar failure
ia a hssaa~ss way The lask "a SReh
feisss~s = shss thes hAse 1.-THE atnhi.
Elsa ~ - sagthtas aas have nothing
In TIE fs1tgsfs sssW ara "a hAeh cher -
@er1 ~ egersvsifaisy aud vita = ~vls
leaned PURPOSE
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
FRUITS As Fooo.

some f. 4 afs4ls sas "a lssst tlaNs iteen
nsasie - fhe california. NORTH nakef8
sad Noaae a9sseF experiment s3a9eps
shsw quite SleafIy tlaaf afbles and
either fsasss AaHe = faszA salee that
should rosuiassla them fssr use Ia The
s*erare family entirely apart fseia
she fact = their nae aaxpf ard the
relish with Wtieh they ate eafen BY
the average gsersess 4fsesv expert
suenss show that fruits are fsHis cheap
sguFss@ II eaeggy AID arr Is he ee@
sse44sieSf % the greanA ~ economy tar
settbsnatlen T. Rfef<s aaanfiiies With
cheap fssxsietd fas-fz 81 furnish Aal.
snae1 ratIaz Il has harn leaaki that
10 cents NORTH = ffssA apglsss asssi
- food furnish | aez units = energy
y the es.iy, 10 cents wurfh u pegtes
ieuee steak FURNISHES 49, n8lts. v htae
III eenfs wQrsh - dried beans far
sMh ~ aalfS Of esikrlas EFes5
thss Il wsa ~ ss~em ghas asf les gs wea
~ eshee fFNsf4 afe e. be fayersSs tss
sAaNe - lbelT fts-t 3alases eatlsely
apart srsan fAa fsss fAAs fhlss arp pre.s
NJ C. k~ak At. Aoe Favored snd tiafe
rShoieanszse saezf ea - digestive pFsse-
sz~ss
TIE @r1asf lasSs-=ss=ss ~ ssssisssEs 81
lisa ef fagsae ee#ss frftH the ether
sias fhag Nas safe an t44aaeF p.
es Of eise ias eSssssgs IRIS fhat afs.
Supposed e = ~ so31s alth the usAs
Progressive NrsaegM aasnie xressers IS
~xAiatises fae fras Ia auesitea Nas
ada esss~a hfuiss~t essfaas AID nsasA u
4 G-seAtssegy raHxs, It ontF fsE b.
feed 90 eoeree il : ti4r un.-asal
scarvity - apfsls- that nAaae possible
sAe trm sasgssgfatspa - st1As ! aaa af fsaas
etks n.iEss afaa yes v sest0ns1y aaes
ssaa n she aFxshs arxruAng 10 tbs lsaxes
an1 Singer 81 tbs srs~k' viii Rot
r. nsure faaa osfSss hs tbs III r~pnle
~hieh Win b. sTsArAe3 - F.aciac exsess
tlasl. - a eaas@ - gesait
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

A eamei.s Ind ieGs vii reach any
ui8ere-oseT his bead. round his chest
and ~ 10 his l1s.ap. EFe.I when iyiag
down 81 efn siisTosed animal will
shoot our hts legs and bring you 20
sitting posture II n wants TO. Com
pared with a camel. mule Is really
most considerable kicker. 30 beware
when the camel looks as II be Il going
10 kick New York World
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

What's the matter with your pa
dent. dosforr' asked visitor In . hos
pffal - be saw the surgeon bend over
the remnants Of man.
He goi 10 the way Of speeding
motorear. replied the doctor .and
now l. suffering from that rundown
feeling " ssfrsinre American
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Tasre mar - tisses xhea 81 seems
worth WiiiEr frvis@ - saye few Dol
hrs 3 month ia the hire u man who
= 10 d. nothing bur operate manure
sr7eader. hut IL j. folly usually IL aF-
TEMPT II In the case 4 the man who il
10 care for aad mlIk The dairy cows.
as the loss Ia milk and butter fat dus
10 careiessness and rOugh tres tment
will usually oT<et many times the
amoonf saved IN The Wages Of ths
HeD
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
HE puTrAM PATMOf January 20 1911

There Is asst oue kid ~ proposition
that = fssore costly 20 haaene than =
rs<s automobile. ard that = an 81 al
xfzed fz@e tn yust5ee or district exert
where 5 greedy lawTer - two havs
xos bod - she steering graz X i
mighty sell 20 do feii9w that esn sser1
thls TIRE - entertainment. sna even
saeh . one wla d vel 70 have al u
his yeai estate listed IL hts wife's
name
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

A ttsarslesa Joker.

Harsh physics reset, weaken the
bowels. cause shronic coastkpation
Deans Rexuicts oprrasA easiiy, tons
The stnoaeh. oafo eonstipof3oa. s3e.
Ask ycaf oruxgtss ter them.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

During season when typhoid fever
seems 10 be mere prevalent than for
many years il Is worth while repeating
some Of the precautions given in these
notes =otne months ago. The chief
sources II iafsstiea are through food
and liquids taken into the system. aud
OF these he most prolific are drinking
water. mix aud oysters which eone
from beds where city sewage Is
dumped The onlN way 10 h. on the
safe side s to boil an water aud milk
used aud te thoroughly cook oysters
aad ans other article u food that
alishi contain the germs Another l,rc
eaaflen At eaual Importance where
IheEn is a ,spheIa ttasieat ia thu house
Is The asa eF tbe aa utasi earv "a dsln
fesfa5s aH - she iatlea1s spaga5 exz
aHsta aaa urlaf These are nai Iae8s.
Sat thsHHs 90 tajk a5soag bot asFuY \
life hAs ten l.ef from this neee
4.sss.lisll- II ssf proper attention Is
These simple precautions
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

A bright fsr5o iss.HAeslfe gahe-aa 50
read - The ether day has hsf gfsssn the
ss.ea - rising ser saeassm as.a'ter fof
eurrgsag to SiaesisBsi gsgaiss Ga tiae
wasea
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Cement nlakes % exceiseat pen .
static aoar. tat geoeTsas supply 81
f=sIss - shsssiss - p-ea - scsss fat'ssi
nesx $50 q tes8enss - sizInIsfsaSs.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

vim The manure spresder costing
from So 70 g1zs. tse5@bsilng ugssz make
aas eaEaelff. every fsrta "a Esseh
a. aff=saest = made 70 foE1ow sgraaszI-
fura intel. zea'sI and sTeetiFeit
shguA have efss The asestloa : aes
= aeiAsf en- esa . 'Tgri 70 tsiy gfse. but.
rather. Whether i. e4n afford % -
Elfisouf oss
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Some short cuts are csmmenda Bile:
then. again. others are not We ran
across hn instance OF the latter kind
The other day Il had ia do with a
toang fellew whe seemed 10 be dis
eoarag cling Ia himself The inclination f.
honest toll He fhaugbi he would Try
hts hand at short cut. ~ Intercepted
= nine dollar money order. forged II.
and AZ the present writing be Is IN
nearby Jail awaiting action by the
grand Jury Ills youthfulnsss may ls.sd
the authorities 80 consent 10 esompre-
mise. aihefw lse b. Is likely to do two
or three teass la the pen It's a
mighty res - rad this Young feliaw i
setting ont ON The SNORT elit be-
counted an bids fair Ia b. much longer
and much ttsote ditfienlt lhaa h..
Thought
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

While there j. sofae evidence trndlng
b shew that sitaks fezl stsers DO not
gzsszez- quite - firm fesb ~ ti1sss.e dry
fed % Ia 81 szsrn fiddler. tless y az
~. SAM time D., = ide1iee tending Ia
sh0N that siIa - led steer brings sny
l.ssx when fitted far market than che
szsen The dr. feed This Is question
that MAJ have ari-ea 10 the minds u
iaaay wha are al.et - build siios for
daify and stock feeding purposes.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Rarely II erer do you see father.
whether tiIler 81 the soii. merchant or
day iahorer. who has taken time from
his pressing duties 70 take an interest
n his isoy aad share IN his sports who
Is later called upon to give the l.1y
his time that Is. virtually renonnne
the responsibilities Of father toward
him seldom even In such cases IL the
fault entirely with The parent. but
naturally ~ the elder he l. fairy
ehargeabie with tie larger measure Of
responsibility. and time vas probably
when he failed In his duty to the boy
along the lines suggested
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

$i65. co. prighi paano IN tine
rose WOOD case. Good tone and action.
ias been carefully used and is an ex-
ira tine bargain. Original cost x4to.
Stool and cover included $40 down
and 3 30 per week. The Plant- sddeu
Co.. Nes ~ich.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

The proper place for little girls up
70 eighteen years u age Who want to
develop into pure. wiasome and est
naaBie women l. at home with their
folks Bhen night comes and not On
the streets. unless some specific erraD1
calls them thifher Many a tragedy
too pltiful for print. with heartbreak
and beartaehe. would be spared II
mothers would take this simple pre-
caution with their daughters and were
dauyhfers on Their part sensible
enough 10 appreciate the wisdom Of II.
And The place for faes who want 70
grow INFO clean. mainly men Il also -
saH5e when night COMES. and for the
same res seuS.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

TIE Jaaas frslt tree should -
lgaHszI ,iaffaz the alntrr q early
safEns months Z tie ableet Is the "a
esara senst Il = a=oszi sFesth AID the
building Il frala.r fra1e II The
tfef4 are % atau9b 10 sssas and sne
y Izhss - induce such result The
pruning should - deferred antii mid
s8f5assf. preferably during the month
q Julg
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20


woman clerk In 4 government ~
eee Who eaioys 4 well earned rcputa
ton Tor VIII vers much disconnected
rpans attorney eas day She an
aoaneei that she was shortly going On
her vacation. snd the youthful cruss
examiner inquired the lady's destina.
tion.
AT fishhoes was the reply.
where Is thatr pursued the sttor
rev.
a, the end q. the line was the
smiling rciatnder
Hssrsless Joker.
Ia The neaax aa1 The naniIess
Clare Ierresa rvsaiis story OF the
hearfsess Sheriaaa. " asa was at Bath
With ieaa Nash Meeting after souS
aosence ene Mater Rr~reton. ~ho was
aosea fsF his hiSh play II gambling
Shexssl2 sSSsd loN are yea. III issF !
Hew have 100 tseez sosas % ~ l2ses.
I have bad sweat misfortune sinee
last @e gl%s @as Rnevrson.s reply
I have lost Mrs Rreretoa
Aye. answered. sheridan. How
did soa hoss h~s, al hazard or at
suiaxey'
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Deans Rheumatic Pills aos Rheum-
sslzn 4 Neuralgia. nntissly v~es-
table Sale. lsyl
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

FOR SAle-Chickering upright
piano, used little. has been thorough
y overhauIed ~ the factory. The
Plaui-Cadden Co., Norwich.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

SIS 90 Mason 4 Hamlin eaoine,
organ Fine walnut ease. Has eleven
stops and coupler, two knee sweiss and
Is good as when new. Extra full tone.
Great bargain. IS down and s. per
month. Stool included. The Plaut-
Cadden Co., Norwich.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

Nav aud then wooden sile blows
over during summer storms when II Is
empty Tie nths.F DAY = big cement
bffsk siIo n one 81 be Illinois state
Institutions sAisb AS t.esBz filied
gsth sliz9s split and collapsed because
tie structure was not resenforeed Al In
iereals With steel girdeFs OF rods "
sufaa dssaa iHiE9tl Tie loss sustained
IN The last instance vas about 5000
TIER as tise damage 10 siio ai4d loss OF
silaee. lnl Il furnishes Valuable d.
Jet lessau IN eiia construction.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

1Fe haes attended more than one
farmers institute where men ~ere
present y h. we're very successful in
their si#- tat lines and fhofk fun Of
good i1eas. but who through modesty
or embarrassment WHEN on their feet
wouldn't volunteer sentence To
eIirIt information from Just such fel=
ioss a. these there should be con
eertt-i effort on the part Of those la
charge af the sessions by making
list 81 the bashful farmers aud putting
sueh questions 10 them az would bring
out the desired information. Men Of
this type viii answer questions with
Out much embarrassment who would
De esared stiff II they we're to get on
their feel aud speak voluntarily.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20

FOR SAlE-A Henry +. Miller
piano in \ | condition. Come and get
a bargain. The Piant-C adden Co.,,
Norwich
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-20
For Sale

$50 OO-Square piano. Made by
ome OF Besian's best manufacturers.
Original easl $40. - down. 81 per
moaih. The Plaat- asiien,C Co. Norwich