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Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

another days tramp, at my request. old "Nigger Joe and Queenyp served me with hoe cake and bacon, varied by fresh boiled eggs and a good cup of cof- fee.
 The farmer with whom I stayed is so thrifty, that he has just added nearly 1000 worth of land to his large farm. New railroads are being built, sub stantial buildings, miles of granolithie sidewalks, and other substantial im- provements, are seen in all sections of the South. The growth and improve m mt of this part of the State, in the last ten years, seems marvellous. Land that could have then been bought for tw) or three dollars an acre, will sell today from ten to thirty dollars.
 A day at Augusta, where our mutual friends. President Taft and Hon. C. F. | Searls, have been wintering, was fea- ture oI the return trip. Through the courtesy of j. Frank X Son, with their "Ford, was shown the attractions of this city and its substantial bank ing institutions, among which is one with s4,O00, 900 capital and large sur i plus. Of course 1 must visit the great tourist hotels, " Hampton Terrace, :" "Hotel bon-Air," and finally to the Country Club, where the President daily took his game of golf. Owing to previous engagement had to forego game with the President on these de- lightful links.
 Frost and ice were first seen on the banks of the Potomac. Snow was first sighted this side of Philadelphia, along the walls and gullies. Approaching New York, the ground was nearly, ,cov- cred, the late blizzard being fully as se- we're there as in Connecticut.
 Boarding the p. m. Boston Express Saturday, in going through the train l was pleased to find Mir. and Mrs. Je- rome Tourtellotte on board, whom I had last seen, two weeks preViosus, al Limona. We all arrived safely al 6:30 and were glad once more to be among our home friends.
 GEORGE k. SHAW,
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
Eliot For Sex Eranlfpas.

Dr. Charles w. Eliot. preQia,.. emeritus of Harvard university is oos of those who believe that sex hygis,s should be taught in the public s.booI, The only alternative for edueatio, in sex hygiene" he declared t6 a n, per read recently by Dr. Luther T Gulick to the American School Hv. giene association, lis the proloneatim of the present awful wrongs and Woe, in the very yftals of civilization"
 Dr. Eliot believes that to nreyep the disasters to the young that arise from ignorance systematic instruction should be given in the processes of reproduction and the conseqnence that follow violations of the laws Of nature The policy of science has failed everywhere" he urged. If any one protests that this educationa process will abolish innocence and make matter of common talk the ten derest and most intimate concerns in human life let him consider that vif tue and not innocence is manifestly Gods object and end for humanity
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

women, whose work should be to rid the environs of some offensive sights and engage in making the city more attractive. A good deal has been done in recent years to rid the city of some of its ugly sights without formal organ ization, and also a good many things have been done to make the city an at tractive place for desirable home.seek- CTS. We believe in organization for the greater efficacy of elevating the chara- ter and giving attractiveness to our city, especially if the members engage in such work with zeal and appfeeia ton. II started by the ladies the pro- mise is that it would meet with surer and better success
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
VELVET AND SILVER LACE srone,

A lovely combination of velvet ,,, silver lace Is to be found in Tho ara4 ing waist pictured. The foundatio, !. of coarse silver net and the s.ss draped bodice of heavy silver .a. The short kimono sleeves are od.., with silver ball fringe. A heavy sl... cord ornament studded with rbI,. stones through which is drawn the z, clamen colored velvet relieves tho m. tone effect and adds chic to the hlons.
 A new French feature is tba ss, sash of silver net edged with han fringe.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

The Springfield Republican, ,p in an article headed "rhe Possible and the Practicable, referring 10 the systema- lizing the laying out the new part oi its city, says: "The project of having a distinguished firm of architects study the topography of this city and draw plans for the construction of new streets and changes in the existing or. der was well worth being carried ont. and Il has been done with skill and hdelity." Most cities are started han. hazard, without design or system. Sooner or later this becomes very ex. pensive. Putnam has had to pay A good many thousand dollars on this account without having all the adjust. ments of its topography as it should be or can be. A few hundred dollars paid to some able architects to furnish plans for the future growth of the city may not only save the city many thou. sands of dollars and distraeting future trouble, but would give every citizen the qualification of Knowing the city would oe built up an6 enlarged on n well defined system that would de mand no piece-meal care or future ex. pensise changes and remodeling. The Idea Is worth consideration.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
A eff Nil;.h a c.ira.

What dn yea think of the man s- V, presented his wife with d sci ol ul monds when married. each d.al0-', representing year of her li.e' al. who has since given her one oh el.. birthday, exacting that she wear 'ls, all at once? The worst of it is lns he explains to every one of l',. friends and aequaintances just now has managed the brilliant gift gi'ius
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

Do the right thing if you have Nasal catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm at once Don't touch the catarrh DOW. ders and snutis, for they contain co. caine. Ely's Cream Balm releases inc secretions that infisme the nasal mas. sages and the throat, whereas medi. eines made with mercury merely dry up the secretions and leave you no pSttef than you were. In word
 Ely's Cream Balm is a real remedy
 not a deiusion. All druggists, 50 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
To Subscribers of inc Patriot


 According to Order No. 9O7 oi ehe Post office Department subseri- eers cannot be indebted To newspa- per more than one year and still have She paper sent 10 them at the second slass rate. The order reads as follows: A reasonable time will be allowed publishers 10 secure renewals of sub sedptions, but unless subscriptions are erpressly rene1oed after The term for which they are paid within the follow Ing periods:
 Dailies, within three months,
 Weeklies, within One Year, they shall not De counted in the iegiti- mate list of subscribers, and copies mailed on account thereof shdH not De accepted for muang at the second- class postage rate of one cent pound, but may be mailed at the transient sec ond class postage rate of ] cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof, prepaid by stamps affixed
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
For the Summer Girl,

The lingerie gown for the summs will not be of handkerchief or anl of the fine linens if it is strictly up n date. Cotton voile in different degrees of fineness has taken the place of lln
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
Fountain pssion,-. sy a Woman.

Fountc n Desien,l 2 WoFsH'
 Miss Ban he Nevin. the sau 8H whJ made the s,atup af E. A-l lenbecg in the Eeyoutiaaer IVY group in the capitol al Na3a hsie- has fountain in her ha raie Lancaster county, Pa. tA-t h'S 2. tracted much attention II is sn'!'1 cd by the ssatues of faur we.l';'. ee' prominent in the hist fy oi ie aa. try, one of them being Mrs N'' Baker Eddy.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
The Patriot Range Contest

The contest for the S60 Kineo Range to be given away by the PATRIOT began February b. The following la. dies have already registered as contest ants:
 M iS' A, II. W ithee, Eastford Mrs. W. E. Brown, Pomfret Centre Mrs. C. W. Place, R. F. D. I, Putnam
 Friends of these ladies can aid them by having the 2o.vote coupon placed to their credit when they renew their subscription 10 this paper, or 40.vote coupon for new subscriber. The votes Of friends count and will be ap- pIecialed and encouraging to the con testants.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
April II Named as Arbor and Bird Day

Governor Baldwin has issued his proclamation for Arbor and Bird day on April H.
 The proclamation follows:
 A PROCLAMATION.
 STATE OF CONN
 By His Excellency,
 Simeon E. Baldwin, Governor. The return of spring to gladden. and adorn the earth reminds us that we can become fellow workers with God in aiding the force of nature to bring beauty and freshness into human life. l, therefore, pursuant to the statutes ot thls state, hereby designate Tues. day, the Huh day of April next, as Aibor and Bird day.
 And 1 recommend that all, who can. use the opportunity to plant trees suit. able Tor shade and ornament around their homes or in the public roads; and that Tn our schools the teachers on that day read aloud this proclamation ana impress upon the minds of those suoJect 10 their care the loVelineSS of groves and shaded avenues the solici. tude with which our laws seek to guard the perpetuatiOn of the song bird; and the many ways in which children can do an important part in preventing injuries to birds or trees, and so giving their state great charm and making it more dear to all the people.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the state, at the capitol in Hartford this Fist day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, and the independence of the United States the one hundred and thirly-tifth.
 SIMEON E. BALDWIN. By His Excellency's Command:
 Matthew H. Rogers, Secretary.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

stops itchiag instantly. Cures piles. eczema, salt fheum, tetter, itch, hives herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. Al any drug store.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
Two Years of Conservation.

The following is some of the work or the Geological Survey on public coal, oil, water power and phosphate lands:
 Over seventy million acres of coal land in the West is still owned by m cle Sam. The coal content of this land is enormous; it can be figured only in hundreds of billions of tons. Some tracts are of immense value, contain ing beds of coal of the highest grade, 30, 40 50 and even so feet or more in thickness. The old way was to sell the coal land, regardless of value, at the absurd figure of Sl0 an acre if it were more than 15 miles from railroad, or at S20 if within that limit. The pres- ent way is to measure the cosl in an acre and sell the land at price deter mined by the content of coal. As re- suit coal land has been priced as high as S400 an acre, and one tract at even $500 an acre.
 Since March 1, 1909, the Geological Survey has classified, by 40 acre tracts, S,527 l06 acres of the Government coal l ,nds at total valuation of $500,Sl5 0Sl. Including the work done under the last administration total of l3, ,4s0, ,53S acres has now been classified as coal land al valuation of S637 ,6l9 HIS. At the sl0 Io S20 minimum rate these lands would have a valuation of S2IS,. 2s0 ,942, so that the work done has re- suited in gain to the Government of nearly S420,000,00o It may be noted that the proceeds of coal land sales are all deposited 10 the credit of the ire clamaIion fund"-the fund that pay for the construction of the Govern. ment's vast water-storage produces.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
OF ENGLISH EYELkr EMBROIDERY,

en in the dressmaking world this Sa son. EmbroidcrieS that play so cOl spicuous d part on these costumes of q mingled heavy and iisli we're But as th3re must be an exception every rule the lin%cr's g'Wa l' k composed almost entirely of he'e but very handsome English eHeleI e1 broiderK.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

For a mild, easy action of the bow. els, single dose of Deans Reguleis Is enough, Treatment cures habitusl constipation. 25 cents box. Ask your druggist tor them.
Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31

Governor Baldwin has issued his proclamation for Arbor and Bird day on April II.
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QerionalsW pti5en.

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ReiIer nnb sdsere

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f;nb in m1nhen fallen unentbehrlihe
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Sic Ssntid CeItsrrsihsr.

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befu6ern on Hi6ts fshlt.
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Gin aelungrues ;Seit.

auf ben Griinben bes ct. Sofepbs
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Strakenbabnmnfau
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Wetuitterftmrms
Tie gbiipn geIend)tnHssanlage Dont
Slis setrpffen nnb idIlper be-
IdDabigt.

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cs6ensgsfd5ri6s SliauuRoea.
gIutissS RsnssHtrs ipii&sH lwsi
UnbrleuteH.

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elmer Useiierdffdre, tpel6e it4 am
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Gtrabe uno Sobn @isltoR Don SO.
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s.ruiben, in beFem Dsriaufe Sftltcn
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bro6t battle. 4ufsD erlitt idlimms
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re@ten arm ssftohen. Sros ieinfl
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Gtunbe, ii9 auf elmer StraBeHbuhneaI
nab ieinsr Mohnuns su begeben, nc
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3143 Gdftern 4Denue In 8tbuublunc
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nchriGtiste oaher gtfun BITE poli5ei
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siften GlIenrefner uno Sriutler nerhof'
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Qep Vort, 30. mai. 4nsetoms
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Die Grl6iuns.
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aufoeqsben, oaB Der Nonat Wui fih
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erpeifen niiroe. befdnn er iiA nod IN
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ride 8eDeutung unb mahte ben anz
lduf, nett su fperben. Gei6ptBt bubsn
mir unter leiner 5erri6aft genu9 uuD
Der Uaai bes Sdbres 1911 miro alien
groenbirgern in gineinnati in unauss
I0fhIidRr GrinRerung blsibeu. 4ber
es tonRte ia niht INNER 10 bleibtn uns
ter benz tpehfelnnen WiOnb uno 70 fam
aeFtern Mbeno enbli6 bas lanserfebnte
Donnerfpettsr bsrnieber. Inter ftdrfen
eleftriifen gntlabungeu sr8ob fi6 bas
gepittsr iiber unfere Stubt. 60 man
der ausflug muBte bd iur8 abgsbros
den iperben unb 10 r1an6es Sommers
tlsio mub beute tn biegGdf6e tpaHosrn,
um am nG6teu fonnisen Gag feline
8isberauferitebung su erleben. Der
Reeen bat gut getbon. benn bic Ratur
mar nuritig. Cine psriooe tiiblsrer
gD.tfers piro uns ieBt tetter itinnrsn
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