Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
Latesi News Conden sed


TIE state 0fnIfboiogI.t, Hefoert X.
Jobof West Haven. has made arrange
meats With George 6 TILES q Da-
rien. o~ner q TIE well known agiary
and game and widow hatchery, one
q The hest equipped AMI most expen-
sive privste plants d It's kind in Ibis
country. whereby this valuable proper
Is vii BE pat to ase Ter The pub ic be-
nett. II Is lo Be known a. "The Con-
neciIeaI Ofnlihoiogicai Experiment
Ssation. branch Of the -iofrs Agn-
cultural Experiment station, under
the Connecticut Agricultural college.
cuba Is 70 have 3 National EzPosi-
ton. 10 be held from Jan. = TO Febfu-
AIRY q. the pfezfess made by TIE
country sill Be interestingly and i'm
straeilYeIy demonstrated o. the many
exhibits embracing \ vide range Of
subjects.
The growing vote q The socialists Ia
this country and the political problem
Incident thereto. Is attracting genera
attention. TIE vote 10 1910 a. 54z.s77
a gain Of 1871. IN an of year, over
the vote east in the Presidential year
Of 1875. The gain Vas pretty well dis
trlbaled.
senalof Jonalhan Bourne. Of Oregon,
speaking in New jersey, was hesriiiy
spplaaded when he said that under the
Oregon isWs dead men. repesters and
noaa-Fesidenis no longer vote. lie de-
scribed the direct primary, corrupt
practice. snd the recall laws q his
state. and predicted that within TWEEN
- years they vii be in force 10 all the
other States Of the Union. ndef the
direct primary law the public servant
i nominated, mol b any known indi.
HidnAi Or Interest, bat by the eomPos-
ite electorate hence the inclination
must y TO serve The general welfare
In Aew York, last week. i5y deaf
mates gathered At the Hotel Asto' 10
celebrate the 18th anniversary Of the
beginning q systematic instruction Sof
those afflicted y the Joss q speech and
hearing The dinner was marked by
all The features that usually attend
such functions, Including speeches,
toAsts, aud applaase-sii in perfect ST.
leuee. II Was one Of the most remark
able events that ever took place ia that
city.
Eight university students have lived
for three day, eating soda crackers,
cream, sugar aud riee-as a diet test
conducted by the department. The
unisersityis trying to determine exact
~ what and how much q man should
eat In order 10 assimilste every bli Of
his food without either gaining or los
ing weight.
To save his life a farmer In Bellefon.
tame, Ohio, cut of his own srm with
pocket knife. He was caught in a
corn shredder, and his assistants found
that they were unable to release the
arm without taking the machine apart.
Realizing that he must bleed 10 death
unless be Was released from The ma
chime, he performed the operation with
wonderful display Of nerve.
In Detroit. Mich. a mart of the nro-
MS from labor, performed by inmates
81 the boHse = ,,r-e..,,.,,, 49,. T.. 49,.
dependent families Of the convict.
ihis pian has been in operation some
sis Months, and it is very heartily ap-
proved hY men aho have studded III.
including Judges, The superintendent
Of ihe 1sof, and ghe y warden 81 lhe in-
stiluHon itself.
Tire ufoaaetion a. ,s,tr,Ise,, 81, a..
UaHe8 states In 1910 81. -ef..t..i
by t6e T. tso.og.csi S.,,et ,..
tsetA4ss sas1 tsat .s.s.,,.i .,. ....... H., ~.
te.s.
a pirate dispatch i5om Ne~iouud-
Iaaa Aas eeea fsceiFed 81 Gloucester,
u 49, ''asS lasi' saying thaI ihfee
"iosie,r.ei hs''ias eoats, eauSat Do the
80 az. -.
= .''''' anu ei~i~et 20
hs - me cruiser @as uncer no obli
gaiioa Ia attempt TO break the Ice