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Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
THOMPSON

Miss Martha NJ. Knight has closed |
her home for a short time ana taken
rooms at the Vernon Stiles.
Miss Hannah Tracy is with heria-
Their, who is seriously ill.
Miss Addie Brow, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Mills,
has returned TO her home in Newport,
r.. =, where she Is "A trained nurse.
Mrs. Elvira Holbrook Farr is made
very comfortable in her very ieeoae
condition. Thanks To DIR. Paine and
the good nurse.
Many IRE suffering from severe eoads.
A fortune To the person who Will tell
us how TO avoid them.
We were privileged to listen to an
other of Rev. J. X. MooIe's very help
full and excellent sermons, this from
Job %, 2, 30 that j knew where
might find Him; that i might come
/ even to His seat" He said that we Oh
| ten are brought face TO face with the
| Almighty and ourselves. Then, and
then only, we understand ana often
cease To regret the things that cannot
be. Acknowledge God In latin ana
! perfect trust, no half way. Gods SOW
| ereignty. His laws immutable, Just
/ m Il
| If YOU would have the morning sun
build your house facing the east for the
sun will never rise in the north. Al
mighty Gods sovereignty is the secret
of our peace, yea our very life.
Rev. Jorns of the Baptist church
took for his text Isaiah II, IL. Extra
good sermon. As soon as church was
through / don't think one ever saw so
| deal
could have heard and the blind see. lie
certainly had the gift OF singing. just
what is needed for often there are no
singers, only organist. We bad a larg-
er number in the evening than usual.
He said he thought he had been all
over the world, until he came to
Thompson. New officers were APP
pointed in the evening for The Is. \. 4.
IT,, Miss Beatrice Kennedy president
There was committee meeting held
last week, Horace Morse chairman.
We are expecting next Sabbath Rev
Carnm OF Newton selninaryi
Floyd Bowen spent Sunday in Wor
cester.
The Baptist Sunday school hav.
voted TO have their Christmas exer
cises in the Town hall Tuesday even
ing, the oath.
Shaw's special Christmas advertise
ment on this page should interest nj
shoppers. iadN
Christmas wreaths and cut flower
should he ordered early at Shaw's. adj
|, Watches, diamonds, rings, pendants
bracelets and Wallace Nutting picturel
are largely shown by Geo. Il. Shaw
: adj
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Jim, Coon, who works on the heaNitt
farm narrowly escaped being killed by
bull he was watering last Monday.
A neig hbor came TO his helpuast in
time to save him.
Peleg Brown, a half-breed dndian,
was found dead In the fields near his
home on Tuesday. The coroner pro-
nounced death due to alcoholism.
Miss Carrie Barrett of Quadic was at
home for the weekend.
Charlie Brett, little son of Samuel
Brett, is very i'll with scarlet fever at
his new home in SQuinebaug. Two
doctors are in attendance.i
Wilbur Towne and wife of Mans
field have been spending week win
BENJAMIN Robbins and wife.
Mr.. Trask, wife and sons, Orville
and HARRY, aud William Barrett and
wife attended the funeral of Joseph
Hill. a connection of the family who
died at his home in Providence last
week.
Mrs. Charles Snow and Webster Per
kins and family have been spending
few days in Sutton
n. d. Skinner and wife left town on
Friday morning for Florida where they
expect TO spend the winter. Mrs. Ana
Mcfarland will stay with Mrs. h. r.
Trask while they are away.
Mrs. Frank Perrin has been in Prov
idence for short stay.
G.. w. Potter and &. i'll. Potter re
ceived word of the death OF their neph
ew, William Potter, son OF Milton
| who died from pneumonia at the CT,
hospital On sunday. The funeral wa
I held from his home and A Saint
church on Thursday, Relatives from
K here attended.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Bradley Theater

A musical event Of unusual impor-
tance will be the appearance of that
Joyous operate success, .Ihe spring
Maid, y which comes to Putnam one
night on Tuesday, Dee. "a.
This will easily be one OF the largest
musical attractions this city has ever
PLAYED and Werba a. Luescher, the
producers, promise the same excellent
production that made the operetta IA
NOUS from coast 10 coast. Gene Lun-
eska, who starred in IL As the ssncy
Princess Bozena, will appear with the
com pany here, and she will be sup
ported by her leading man oil last sea-
son, j. II. Goldsworthy, who will
again portray the dashing Prince Ala
dar. There will also be an excellent
company and the now famous Spring
Maid chorus and ballet and Metro
politan orchestra carried by the com
many. adv
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
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EAST WOODSTOCK

F. T. Witter and wife leave f riday
in company with N. ID. skinner and
wife of North Woodstock, Ito spend the
winter in FIonida. Ruth, Alpha, and
Elton Witter will board with friends
during their absence.
Mrs. l.. IL. dandeman entertained
Mrs. Lucy Hibhasd and son at dinner
Sunday in honor of Miss Harriet HID
bard's birthday.
Miss Flossie Aaton spent Saturday
in Worcester.
William Nelly Gs entertaining MS
brother from Maine.
Mrs. G. IL. Ueham rs spending
couple of days with her niece, M rs. II.
E.. Bannister in &ebster.
An Old Folks concert will be gwen
lin the Brick hall Friday evening Tor
the benefit of the library. Admission
ord IL cents. Adv.
Mrs. T. A. Turner has been i'll the
past week with la grippe and Is sui
confined to the house
Mrs. Jane Perry setunned last week
from her visit with Hartford relatives
A missionary meet&ng was held on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ches-
ter 4. May Topic,r The Chinese Wo
man." Program in charge OF Mfs. )
5. MAY. A social hoAr followed, re-
freshments being served by the most
QSS
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Nv. l.. Beard gave a most inter-
estinp address in the chapel sunday
evening upon Conditions in China.
Her yeaEs of service for toe a. b. Z. r.
NJ. in china make her familiar with
the facts which added TO The pleasing
manner in which the address was giV-
en- made her talk most acceptable. Inc
thank offering amounted TO nearly 700.
THE annual meeting Of the Wood
stock Agricultural association Will De
Md this week Saturday at 10 a. III. at
the seeretaryS office.
Chauncey Child, his wife and Oldest
son spent Sunday in Lancaster
Mrs. John Clark attended the meet
ing of Pomona grange in Putnam LAST
Saturday.
A fall attendance of members al the
annual meeting ST the Woodstock Ag-
ricultaral society on Saturday Is essen
tial.
William Gallup and family spent
Monday in Worcester.
William &. Child and wife visited
Worcester relatives the past week
The following pupils at Quassett
school, District 4, had perfect attend
ance for November; Dorothy, Leon
ard and Clarence Anderson, Myrtle
and Will Carlson, Paul and Signe
Gran. Elizabeth Griswold, frand and
oils Harrington, Elsie, Julia and Hen
~ Johnson, Agnes and Ernest Peter
son. Hobart Sanger. Elvera and 1yra
SWsnberg, Erie, Reuben, Werner and
Hjslmar swanson, Ellen, Aibin and
George Swenson, Myrtle and Gertrude
| RoSendahI, Harold Travers. The per-
cent attendance was 80 50 per cent
| Anna Y. Nelson, teacher.
Following is list of officers elected
ON Wednesday evening by neneNe
| grange:
Master. Chauneey S. Child.
| Oyerseer, Harry +. Wells.
Lecturer, Herbert +. Nelson.
/ steward, Windsor r. Clark
Asst steward, Martin A. Nelson
Chaplain, Joseph Spaldlng.
/ Treasurer, Will &. Child.
Secretary, John K. Clark.
Gatekeeper, Charles Boust.
Ceres, Louisa F. Howard.
Pomona, Mrs. Mary Taber.
Flora, Mrs. Marjorie Rockwell
| A. s., Esther &. johnson.
ahaw's special Xmas advertisement
on this page should interest all snoI
pers.
Christmas wreaths and cut flower
should be ordered early at Shaws- ad
Watches, diamonds, rings, pendants
bracelets and Wallace Nutilng pr
lures are largely shown oy Geo. :
shaw.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
NAMES FORCED To
GET HER0IN DRUG
Police Charge Two Men VITA
Using Doctors Signatures
EACH HELD FOR FORGERY
Desperate Efforts Made to Secure st'us-
ulant After the Passing Of Recent
Ordinance Forbiddins sale
Except on Prescription.

New Haven An investigation into
received by the Grand ave-
nue. authorities that heroin Was heiaE
sold by druggists through preserlp-
tions resulted in the arrests OF FSter
Amino. of II Cain street. aud Alfonso
Fmatrudo. of gS5 Hamilton street. oU
charges OF forgery Both young men
whom the police claim 10 be heroin
victims. we're locked UP in default Ok
bonds of $1,000 in each case. The aa-
thorities assert that both were era3eo
by their futile efforts to secure tae
drug. being unable 10 purchase taa
poWder at local drug stores as -
suit of the passing OF the new herosa
ordinance. 1t is claimed Alpino aua
Fmatruao then devised scheme o.
securing the drug through doctor
prescriptions. hut found that no physt-
clan would recommend the drug for
them After working Tor days on their
plan it is asserted both OF the men
came across the signature OF Dr =
r Buda. of 32g Grand avenue blaua
forms Tor prescriptions were secured
II Is alleged. aud the ngwished-tor
drug was then obtained The safe
went ON for some time the goods
being delivered 20 victims who adopt
ed same plan. As the heroin output
vas growing almost as large as Il waA
before the ordinance was passed
against It. suspicion was aroused. aud
recently Special officer J. II. Moore.
ed. vas asked 60 conduct an inveshg4.
ton. II developed that the names X
three welIzlNnoNu physicians n tasa
city. besides chat Of Dr Budd, were
used in successful efforts TO obtain
the drug Alpine and Ematrudo we're
finally located and were mred into g
tran by being told that money would
he paid them for information Ssainst
drug stores where lie drug was being
sold. The two were without money e
secure more OF the hing. and eagefiy
grasped the chance. They appeared
at police headquarters under the inA'
preston that they we're TO be paid foT
information given against certain drug
store proprietors. and they collapsed
when told they We're under arrest oH
charges of forgery,
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
VICINITY.
,(,uinahaug Pomona Meets

THE last regular meeting OF '4uine-
hang Pomona grange No. 2 was held
with Kilhngly grange No JILL at
Woods hall, lDanielson, SATURDAY
nae 9TH. at III O'Clock a. IN. inihe
fifth degree, with Worthy Master
Pearl in the chair and all the oIhces
with one exception being present. Ill
the subordinate oranges WIN one Vi
two exceptions in the Quineoang no
,,,o,,s district being represented, with
an attendance of over 100 min ueeiee
members. ,,,.
Tha reeention committee of killing
" grange gave the Pomona a WARM
,yolcosae. having the hall &rtistioaiB
6ooorated with flowers and plants ana
. large painted sign bearing the words
uVeloon,e Quinebaug Pomona 0arange
No oy which made every one feel at
homo General business was taken up
- d;scmssed at some length, among
.hiob vote of thanks was gwen 10
onr Congressman E. w. Higgins iof
tho large number Of the soil survey
.,ors If Windham oonnty Inc 10
norris Of the officers were next IN otaef'
a,hich showed that Quinebaug foiifo-
10 was in thriving condition having
reached the 500 membership marx al
Iii oetober meeting. Al l2.lo re-
oass was taken for dinner @hlch was
ssTyed by the Woman Relei corps at
G. A. r. hall. NJ, :.
The afternoon session was called 10
.,rder at 80 p. M. when the brennan
49," elton Of officers took place which re-
suited as follows a
49,, q. c. Phillips, Senexet. NO. 40
0yerseer, {. A. Nheelef' NJ A-''i''0
Ne. 81. ,.a, pnt,am
Lecturer, a. J. Kennedy, FuAha'n
l.a.'ard +. L. Wood, Putnam So 90
- = H. Bennett, Ashford, : o. ~
GbanIain. Rev. {. A. Doahs' ioiO'A
q,-oa y ~, Vine R. Franklin, BROOK
~ lyn, frank {. LumnIis, Nat
chang, No. %. panter
ca,el[ iss ). A. Carpenter, Gamer
n.,i nars' Airs Hrs "a. Wheeler, Mansfield
49,. 10 M o. :. C. Williams, Brooklyn
v,o. No. Mrs ~, c. Gardner, Plainfield
No. 40. o,innatisse,
I. A. S., Mary }. h~ossi = 'i'''
No. %. .,.,it,ea r.. IA
,ton,her Of executive eommittee' L =
slah ueo,ev Woodstock, No. LOO.
rsa voting was inte.spersed VIII
the following program: ,,. ;,
~ - sol5 Dorothy Day, KINNEY ~ -
Ip ,.1.i Mrs. o. I. Anthohs' H'
v;ol i1O solo, Arthur Young. bfO0f
l !e1s an Food, Mrs. Wheeler d ans
~, nei soio y Mrs. NJ. Gallup, Ekonk, !
Aocai sq Immigrants, Della Litehhei'
Lassle Restrice Kennedy Putnam !
I KesaI soio, Mrs. Olive Knight yum
natisset, 50 NJ Basset
defensive Farming, A. NJ e'
Ashford, 80 oo,axat 40
,..a;ns n. L. Nelson. SeneAe.,r ~
h hasing OF Watch CHAINS VIM
:" Stevens. Echo, lsU ra,,a
Poem, Mrs. ADbie BaFfo"s' oA"'
bury, 20 .e,,o Wolf Den.
h \ glimpse Of the Homestead sa 'ss
. nett nstte Gallup, Ekonk' y
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
HOW CHRONIC COUGHS
Are Being Cured by Vinol

MD Won ever cough for a month.
Tben lust think how distressing !.
,arst be 10 have a cough hang on ior
three months.
Mrs. Maria Primrose. OF VI Newen
street Brooklyn, N. Y, says: i haa
a very heavy cold which settled ihDo
a chronic cough, which KEEP. ls
awake nights for fully three months.
and felt tired all the time because my
reat was broken so much. The enect
Of taking your cod liver and iron rem
edy. vinol, is that my cough IL gone,
/ can now get good nights rest, anu
| feel much stronger in every way.
It is the combined action oil the
medicinal elements. Gods iiyers. aideo
nv the blood-making and strengtn-
creating properties Of tonic iron when
roakes vinol SO efficient in curing
chronic coughs, colds and broncni.iS
AT the same time building up tne
weakened, rundown system
TRY a bottle Of yinol. with the un.
derstanding that your money wiz
be returned II it does not nelp you
/. r. Donahue, Putnam, Com
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
NOTICE
Dissolution of Corporation

TO whom ii may concern:
This is to give notice that the Diree.
tors OF the Putnam Water Company
have voted To dissolve the corporate
existence of said company, which act
ion was confirmed by the stockholders
nj a meeting duly called and held at
Putnam, Conn, Nov. both, 1912.
All parties having claims against
said company are hereby notified TO
present them Ito the treasurer, Eioerl
Wheeler, Mt his otiice,i4 Beacon street,
Boston. Mass, on or before March ~,
1918.
Dated at Putnam, Conn, this Ith
day of December, 1912.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
30 GEORGE r.. SHAW, Secretary
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Sterling Silver

AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF ARTl-
Giles FROM ALL THE STANDARD
MAKES both for table use and Christ
mas gifts. More space than usual Civ
en- to silver this year because of excel
lenee Of design and Sterling worth.
1t viii be a pleasure for You to see
the display and know the prices.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Clocks

VERY ATTRACTIVE LINE OF PAR
LoR AND MANTLE CLOCKS. Beau
tifuI Crystal and Gilt Cases Import
ed porcelain, Mahogany, and Oak to
match and harmonic with the furn-
ishings of any room Some with must
cal Christmas Chimes. Big Ben and
Junior Tattoo" Alarms for the hired
mans ROOM
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

The Italians are still working on the
state road and have commenced over
on the Connecticut line.
W alter A. Hawkins has moved his
long board mill to West Thompson.
Pieces ere given out for the Christ
mas tree at CIarkville schooihouse
Tuesday evening, Dee. "a.
William b. Swan of Providence
visited several days last week with his
sister, Mrs. &. w. Place.
Miss Annie Wood of New Haven IL
the guest OF Fred Ashton and wife.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

There will be no more "spSeiihis
and holding hands in the dark eoi''
OF corridors and rooms in the 1s'Nl
building st Willimantic when dances
are held there. There will be no 20
lag in the darkest of corners at II 20
mission to eat ice cream with pretty
little maidens. All this will De uone
away with, because an investisalio :.
made by First SelectmaR RopefV =.
Mitchell has disclosed to hsn lhf' -.
come time past the town build : has a.
been used for purposes othef than i
AAould have been.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

At the close hearty vote was given
KilHngly grange for their hospitality
and an invitation accepted to meet
with Little River grange in April,
after which a pleasant day came to
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Estate Of Professor Chandler.

New Haven. The will OF Professor
William Erasmus Chandler was fled
in the probate court The estate 10
valued at $751; 900. and the life use OF
IL is left to the widow, and at her
death the estate goes to the children
Francis Woods Chandler and William
Woods Chandler The testator DIS
poses of very large amount OF per
sonal belongings in the VIII. going
into detail in requests OF single pieces
of personal property.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
ARLINGTON

Miss Euretta Grosvenor has return
ed from Kansas.
Mrs. Andrew Griggs is recovering
from her recent attack of pneumonia.
Work is advancing on Albert
Smiths new house.
Preparations are being made by the
Sunday, school for Christmas tree.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
New Pastor Called.

New Haven. The ecclesiastical so.
ciety OF the Grand Avenue Congregs-i
tional Church concurred with the con-
gregation In extending a call to ths
REV. John A. Hawley OF Shelburns
Falls, Mass. TO become pastor of tho
church. The call Is TO take the place
left vacant by the resignation some
time ago of the Rev Or Isaiah Sheath
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Burns to Death.

East Hartford Mrs Hattie A. But
Ter. aged rs, widow Of the late john
Butler, was burned TO death In her
sick bed. The fire started when her
pet dog knocked a lighted lamp from
the table, whence the ames COM
manicated 70 the bed clothing. Fire.
man Edward MarloHe rushed up-
stairs, CROPPED about In the heavy
smoke, and located Mrs. Butler .
body. Wrapping it In a blanket, Ia
staggered TO the second floor and
then fell unconscious. Physicians. Of
hard work, saved his life.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Jewelry

EVERY ARTICLE OF ADoRN-
MENT IN THIS LINE CAN BE
FOUND IN MY STOCK WITH QUAIL
lTY THE BEST that money can buy,
designs and styles all that could be
asked for Neck Chains, Pendants.
Bracelets. Brooches Beauty Pins.
over 500 solid gold rings from soc to
S75 in price.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
To Our Correspondents.

The attention of our corresponueA
is called to the fact that under ne"
congressional law all reading ho''
In the nature of advertisements arc
quired to be so marked and ihal
after it will be necessary to eAac' .
charge for them. Entertainment
meetings of any kind where an a"ii'i7
sion fee is charged or articles arc
will come under this class and wiz De
charged for at the rate OF ~ cen's
line. This holds true of all newspapers
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Christmas Art

WALLACE NUTTINes COLONIAL
AND LANDSCAPES for 75c to $500
Framed to order if desired Celebrated
hanson nature paints absolutely true
TO nature, 25c to $3.50. Lamson Art
Calendar, besides a large collection of
cheaper pictures and calendars in
price from loo TO 81. Very attractive
line Of booklets and cards Of our
usual high standard.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
hinrtennla Is Raised.

New Haven. - The New Londou
Wrecking Company, which was hired
to float the wrecked schooner Horton
STA, has raised the vessel, and II was
able 10 proceed a mile up the harbay.l
II was found TO be little damaged, aud
the cargo OF coal with which It was
laden, will be saved
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Boy Crushed to Death.

bridgeport Eight-year-old Paul Ger
rlty. while playing In Park avenue, ran
into a team driven BY Henry Clam
petit, and was crushed 20 death by the
horses hoofs The driver did not see
the boy. The youth did not notice
the team approaching.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

Blown Across street.

New Haven, "A stick OF dynamite
caused an explosion on Third street.
off pixwell avenue, in 1iighwood, that
broke windows in the vicinity aao
gave the residents of the neighbnr.
hood a real scare. Workmen employ
ed by A. N. Markham wers blasting
tree stumps before digging founda
ton on Third street. A heavy stump
was blown into the air and sent shoot
ing across Dixweli avenue, The
streets in the vicinity we're covered
with debris planks, tree stumps.
stones and bricks. Constable rsed
sturtg ordered blasting stopped.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Diamonds

WELL SELECTED MAKE MOST
DESIRABLE GIFT WITH A CON-
SANITY INCREASING VALUE.
The best judges are pronounced in
their appreciation Of my Christmas
assortment of Brooches, Pendants,
Rings, Scarf Pins, and Buttons. Prices
from $500 to $3.50. A pleasure TO
show them 10 WI
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Notice

The annual meeting Of the Wood.
stock Agricultural society viii be held
at the Seeretary's office, Saturday Dec.
,4th, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. This meeting
is for the election Of officers and any
other business proper to be done az
said meeting.
Per order committee
l.. II. HEALEy, SECRETARY.
North Woodstock, Conn. Dec. ., 1919
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
WEST WOODSTOCK

The perfect attendance pupils for the
month of November were Everett Bar
rett. Myrtle Barrett, Mildred Barrett,
and George l.. Place. These four pu-
pills have had perfect attendance up TO
This time. Lottie l.. Howard,
teacher.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Silver Plated : Ware

THE WELL KNOWN f847 ROGER
THE "SfEVER PLATE THAT
WEARS Reed & Barton Artistic
Table Silver. and Community Silver
all help make my assortment Prices
consistent with quality.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
China

ARTICLES OF DAINTY DESIGN
AND DECORATION in Royal Wor-
cester Ware and French China, always
attractive to ladies' Bohemian Glass
Vases. Pottery and Japanese Ware
are also shown
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Burglars Ransaek Cottages.

The, burglary of twelve summer 7'0
tages a. Fort Trumbull Beach was re-
ported 10 Deputy Sheriff Manner a.
Milford. The cottages were Iouhu "
have been ransackee, even the gas
meters being smashed open. the COT
tages belong for the most part +"
Bridgeport and Waterbury people.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
wears. No appetite, and what | did
eat distressed me terribly. Bur
dock Blood Bitters reached the cause. "
y. II. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio. ADV.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Cut Glass

Many attractive articles for the Ia
bic or sideboar6 These make beau
tiful gifts for the wife who is interest
ed in making the home bright.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Watches

ARE TIMELY, FOR MANY REAs-
oNs, USEFUL. ORNAMENTAL, Al
WAYS IN STYLE. and long retained
in memory of the giyer Both my
American and Imported from the
best makes, are reliable and artistic
time pieces. 20 year gold hlled Wal
than. 5000; Boys Watches, s1.o0 to
SIS. Ladies $2.oo to $50. It viii be
to your advantage to see my fine
grades.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Pianos

While not carrying a laeee variety
/ do claim to give you excellent Naiae
for vogr money much greater than most
dealers. maintaining the same high
standard for quality, that my store
has always kept in Watch and Jew
elry line 4 high grade piano $40 TO
$400 A guaranteed instrument Tor
Slfs including scarf and stool
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Ex-senator spaiae's House Robbed.

The house of ex-senator Allan W
Paige, No. 2l9 Park stree1, Brldgepoi =
was robbed Of jewelry valued At -
900. The family was away me jew,
elry consisted of rings, Sseeiles anu
brooches.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Sewing Machines

MAKE USEFUL GIFTS. / keep the
Domestic. standard, White, aud others
at very reasonable prices.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Health Bad, Suicides.

Mrs. Louis H. Kraemer, aged 81
committed suicide at her home IN
Meriden by inhaling Illuminating gas
She was taken with a violent ATTACK
of hysteria shortly after supper ans
her family left her alone in hopes lhal
she would quiet down. She vas fouhs
dead by her husband in the BATH room
She had been in. i'll health foS some
time She had threatened to take bef
life before.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Wood
stock Fair will also hold meeting for
election Of officers aud 70 do any other
proper business az the above time and
place. Mrs. J. ,. MAY, Secretary.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
PROPAGATION
OF GAME BIRDS
state 0rnitholOgist lob Adyc-
Gates Increasing The Stock
HENS AS FOSTER MOTHERS

public Interest Grows in Saving the
species Used for Food-Exueri.
ments Conducted at Storrs to
Breed and Rear Wild Fowl.
Putnam patriot., 1912-12-13
Eaton, HurIbut and
Cranes Box Papers

The most artistic and best quality
christmas stationery in the world
Engraved stationery in fact every
thing under the head OF high grade
stationery