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Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
Free Entertainment

Chandler 4 Morse has arranged with
the International Harvester Company
of America 10 present the lectuTe-en-
tertaInment, "The sRomance OF the
Reaper, in the Park Theatre, June
18th, Friday Evening, al o'clock.
The lecture is illustrated with beau
tiful eolored views and motion pie
lures. The progress of agriculture is
traced for more than 2,O0s years, old
and new ways of blowing and harvest
ing are shown, and a glimpse of the
farms of the world are seen.
Admission is by ticket. All who
are interested in, the farm and the
stosy of modern progress are invited
to attend, and may secure free tickets
by calling on Chandler d Morse adv
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
Bradley Theater

Henry NJ. Morse and company, in
their laughing improbablity, Uncle
Seth and the Hoodoo, will be seen at
the Bradley this Thursday Friday and
Saturday. The piece has had sue
cessful run throughout the Middle
West and South and has been greatly
changed for the better since it was last
seen here. Mr.. aud Mrs. Morse and
Miss Alberta are too well known in
Putnam TO need any comment except
TO say that theatregoers welcome their
return engagement. Beginning next
week the Bradley will adopt the Mu-
tual Film company's service which
the management assures will give the
people brighter and newer subjects
and great feature picture with each
show. adv
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
BROOKLYN

Henry q. Morey, Civil war yete-
ran, aged 10 years, dropped dead of
heart failure Friday as he was leaving
a carriage to enter the Baptist church
where Memorial Day services were 10
be held. He had been present with
other veterans at the laying of wreaths
on the monument To General Israel
Putnam and had been driven directly
TO the church. AS he stepped from the
carriage he lurched forward and died
in the arms of Rev. w. ID. Swaffield,
the pastor, who had come outside to
welcome the veterans He served in
the war with the Ninth Massachusetts
regiment.
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
EAST WOODSTOCK


Sydney Upham and Wife of Revere,
Mass, visited his parents, G. l.. Up
ham and wife, last Friday and Satur-
day.
DR.. r. c. Paine and family spent
Memorial day at ]. NJ. Paines. Mrs.
Paine has also been entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Greene of Bookline Mass,
and aunt, Miss Sarah Lyon of Elm
vale
Mrs. Roscoe Alton has been enter
tanning Mrs. Perry of Worcester.
Master Evans Turner is the guest
of James Aldrich during the absence
of his parents in Boston.
F. n May and family of New Bos-
ton spent Memoria lday at j. S.
Mays
Mrs. Josephine Steere of East
Douglas has been spending "a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Wether-
ell.
Exercises appropriate for Memorial
day were given IN the school room
last Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
About 80 visitors were present who
enjoyed the program of singing
REGULATIONS by the pupils C. F. Pot
ter made a brief speech. Refresh
ments of cake and fuit punch We're
served.
Miss Servons teacher, spent the
recess with her parents at West Med
way.
Memorial exercises held al the Gem
etery Friday morning at $50 O'Clock.
Six veterans and four Sons of Veterans
ans decorating the graves. Rev. T. A.
Turner offered prayer, also gave an
address Singing by Ezra May and
wife, n. T. White and Mrs. Jane Per
ry. America by audience, constituted
the program Attendance about 40
Mrs Clement Smith of Newton is
spending a week with Mrs. e. r..
Rollins.
Mrs. Emma Bixby attended the II
brary Tuesday
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
EASTFoRu

Miss S. Florence Warren of New
York spent the weekend at her home
here.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain
entertained Miss Turner OF Gurley-
vile a number of days here.
Miss Quincy and two friends of
New York spent the wee cad at
Miss Gurney's summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark were
IN Putnam Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and i.e-
land of Southbridge visited relatives
here Friday.
Mrs. Fred Bowen is entertaining
Miss Della Lyon of North Windham
for a few days.
Rev and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain
spent Friday at the Willimantie camp
ground.
Mrs Charles Dean is entertaining
her daughter, Miss Hattie and friend,
Miss Margaret Bell for a few days.
Miss Mary Green of North eros
venordale spent the week end with
her parents.
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
n Cures While You Walk

Use Aliens oot-Ease, the antisep-
tic powder TO be shaken into the shoes.
1t instantly takes the sting out of
corns, itching feet, ingrowing nails,
and bunions. Its the greatest CON-
fort discovery of the age. Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. Ladies can wear shoes one size
smaller after using. Ii is a certain re-
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Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
Empire Theatre

FARRELL, comedy juggler, high CLASS
act, will close the week at the Empire
Manager Walsh has also made care
full selection of pictures to be shown
Friday and Saturday. Five reels, all
good ones. The Empire is attracting
patronage by the quality OF It's shows.
and is giving quantity as well. Noth-
ing that is new and entertaining gets
by this house. Ii you see II at the
Empire IL is fresh from the best agen-
cies and carefully chosen. adv
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
DEATHS

In Willimantic, May "A, Grace Luel-
la, wife of Merrill Douglas and dau-
ghter of MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Burleson
of Willimantic, aged p years.
In Altlebero, Mass, May Is, Mrs.
Robert Barnes, IS years. Formerly OF
Putnam.
In killingly, May 20, Rufus G. kies
aged 50 years.
In Mansfield, Mrs. Lydia Copeland,
aged 81 years. Burial in Hampton.
In Putnam, May 81, William q. Au-
thier, aged 80 years.
In Brooklyn, May 80, Henry Morey,
of Danielson, aged "A years.
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
MARRIAGES

In Putnam, June 2, by Rev. G. f.
Bedard, William st. 0nge and Alma
Desautelle.
In Putnam, June A, by Rev. {. +.
Bedard, james Donegan of East Hart
ford to Miss Julia Casey of Putnam.
In Pomfret. May 81, by Rev. j. j.
Elty, Walter Gahan of Putnam TO
katherine Ryan of Winsted.
In Putnam, June ,, Henry Phaneuf
of North Grosvenordale and Cecilia
LaeroiX.
Putnam patriot., 1913-06-06
How's This j?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 10
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY ( co. Toledo q.
We. the undersigned have known r. j.
Cheney for the last 10 wears, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able TO carry any obiiga-
ions made by his firm
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, &C
ing directly upon the blood and mucous SUR
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free
Price 7bc per bottle. Sold by all Druggiste.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation. ADV
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
PRACTICE CANE SUNDAY

Two agrrcGal ions Of Printers. Tho
Robinson and Wright Printers and
the team that claims the name. VIII
clash in n practice game nj Central
Park tomorrow afternoon at 2:5o.
Th. former aggregation have most
OF the players Of III. regular Print
crs' team last year and insists upon
retaining the name In the city
league. There Is considerable riv-
airy between the two IgErcgntions
and an interesting. gam. IL looked
for. Tn. X. n W. lineup will ho n.
follows: Wilson. pitcher: Morris.
ctacher: Il. Martin. short stop: +.
Martin. second base: Ashcn. third
base: Percsc. first base: Jackson.
left field: Richards. center: Condor.
right field.
Printers: Hangover or Caponi.
pitchers: Fitzsimmons. catcher
Ramey. first base: Wottoon. second
base: King. third base: Albert. short
stop. Ficlders: Button. Gariside.
Schuyler. Subs: Hague Allen and
for'y-nine others. moro or less.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Debaters Entertained.

Fasioons OF crepe paper In the La
Juntn colors OF orange and black.
and 7. n. :. pennants formed the
decorations at the Informal party
given last evening. by tn. W. y :.
club which Is composed OF high
school girls. AT the home Of Miss
Rose Stalcy. on East Second street.
complimentary to the la Junta de-
batcrs. The club girls and their
guests attended the debate In the
high school auditorium which re-
suited In n victory for Trinidad. and
later adjourned to the Stalcy home
where they spent the remainder OF
the evening playing games and hay-
ing q general good time. An clabor
ate luncheon was served by the host
ess. assisted by Mrs. j. W. S,al.y and
the W. \. :. girls. Those present
were Mr.. !. Giffen OF La .lunta.
Misses Alice Ryder OF La .Iunta. Mae
Wilson. Pearl Conger. Fern Hawkins.
Fay Phillips. Lillian Hayes. Gladys
Logan. Zella Irwin. Rose Staley. the
Messrs. Elmer Templin. John Tenn.
piin. Donald Wade Kenneth Wood.
Stanley Green. Arthur Mansbach.
and the La Junta debatcrs. Frank
Strain. Maurice Stubbs. Bert Spide!
Lloyd Larson and Roy Black. Mrs.
Giffen and Miss Ryder were guests
at the S,aley home during their stay
in the city and left today for their
home in La lunta
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Hides ii IL Wife's Room,
Kills Man Who Enters

flagler. Colo. March .s-Frans
SCHUYLER. u farmer living at S"ibert.
Colorado. last nlght shot and killed
y. j. Allen. proprietor of the Hotel
Fiagler The shooting occurred In
the hotel whore Mrs. SChyleT. wifo
of the slayer. MAS employed as
housekeeper Schyler secr.ted him
self In the room occupied by his
wife. and shot Allen as the latter
cnuter.d the room. Schyler was ar
rested and taken TO tn. county Jail
nj Burlington.
Allen was 80 year. old and the
father OF three children. Mrs. Allen
mas been away from home on visit
for some time. Mrs Schuyler who II
- years old. found employment in
the hotel. while her husband re-
mained on his ranch Its night
Schyler came 10 Fla;ler secretly.
entered the hotel. aud concealed him
self In - closet OF his vif.'s room.
About !" O'Clock Mrs SCHUYLER en-.
tered aud prepared TO retire. short
~ after Allen appeared. SCHUYLER
stepped from the closet and shot him
through the heart
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Ssqsd To
Love For Doll
Maternal lsssinea Greatly Dsvsleped ~
TeeeAjas CkNAssO - Love their Dolls.

The lIiii~ child. doll Is mother I" the
most romantic fairy. AGd ia the years
thai pass. III. doll fades int" III" p-inls
a! June ro-.. to evolve The most won
.iraus aI all transformations.
Aud now comes a more serious p~fi"S
when the Joy of real motherhood should t-'
ss tranquil a. b-.t EFFORT eau provide.
TIL. Ia accomplished with wonderful
remedy known as Mothers Friend. an ~x'
t~rnai application 20 penetrating In Its
nature ns To thoroughly lubricat" every
cord. nerve. muscle and r.ndon involved.
There viii be NO pain. none os that
nausea or morning sickness. no sensation
Of distress ar strain OF expanding muscles.
The nerves, too. will b- cain. thus making
the period one Of r-stiui days. Of peaceful
nights and source OF happiest Aniicipstio
The young. ssp-ciant mother must b- care
fully ~aiehfui lest she become absorbed In
those mental DISTRESS. which lily pr-par"
her for the most Important event In her iii-,
Mothers Friend enable. her =" sSoid all
sensation Of dread. Very "r pain. aud thus
kh. L. preserved In h-aith ahd strength Ia
take up the joyful trsk of motherhood.
You Will mud Msth-f's Friend on sale at
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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
A POLITICAL BOOMERANG


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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Social Affairs
GssS LOCAL FUN NOTION f.:S
Ssg AND OCIETY NEWS Isl
Engagement Announced

The engagement of Miss Zula
Harlan. daughter of Nr md Mrs.
g. +. Harlan OF 221 Walnut street
TO Gus Never OF Denver was nnnounc
ed this afternoon by MIR. Harlan.
mother OF the bride-to-hr. at q pink
and whit, luncheon gl"yu NJ III"
Harlan home. and to which the most
intimate girl friends of Miss Har-
Ian w.r. Invited. The announcement
or III. engagement WAS made In n
unique fashion. tho place cards w.rc
heart shaped and contained small
pIc'ur. NJ Miss Harlan and her fl
nance, and written below WIS the
announcement. The wedding IL 10
take piac. the earlier part OF June.
pink and whit. hyacinths Were
used In profusion as table d.cora-
tons. the appointments and menu
being carried out in the color schamc
Covers w"r. laid for the honor gues,
and Misses Mani" Kane. Alice Park
.T. Ella Horn. Ida and Rose Wolco,i.
"ssi" Mcpermott. Margaret Hiwler.
Myrtle Thomas, GLADYS Mcbride. and
Delphn Hough.
The announcement nf the engage
mcnt OF III" popular Trinidad Young
lady vii com" ns surprlse 10 her
many friends from whom .hc had
Kept the secret M,.s HARLAN II n
gradual. OF the Trinidad high school
and later studied musir In y con-
s.rvaiory In PHILADELPHIA. and Is one
oi the most accomplished musicians
OF the city. Her sweet disposition
and winning ways hav" made her n
laTg" number OF friends
Mr.. Meyer is prominent cattle
n,an OF Adams county, and resides
near Denver. where he and his fU-
tuf" bride viii max. their home.
after brief honeymoon.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
ALLEN WRIT DENIED

Washington. March .2.-Chief
Justice White today declined to
grant writ of error TO have thc SUI
pr.me court review the death sem
tencc Imposed upon Claude Alien for
his part In the Hilisville court house
murders bu, granted Aliens attor-
neys permission to lay their request
before any Justice of the court
Claude and his father are under sem
tence 20 die March IS.
After leaving the chief Justice. Al
lens attorneys laid their application
before Justice Hughes. who took It
under consideration and promised to
decide today II possible.
Morris Rosenfeld. poet of the
Ghetto. was honored at a meeting in
Carnegie Hall on the occasion of his
50th birthday
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
''A'NI "AD'"tSa GOES TO CHICAGO

Washington, March 2:.-Acting
commissioner G. w. W. Hanger. OF
the bureau OF labor will go to Chi
Gag" today to act ss mediator be-
tween the 5000 switchmen. who
threaten strike and the railroads.
The parties TO the threatened
strike requested Mr.. Hanger and
Judge Knapp OF the commerce court
to come In. Judge Knapp has not
taken the matter up as his commits
sion as mediator under the Erdman
act expired on March 1. His reap
pointnent by President Wilson is
expected.
Chronicle-News soc month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Lady Maccabees.

The Lady Maccabees held their
regular review yesterday afternoon
In the lodg. rooms In Cas'l. Hall
Lady Waller presented Lady Engiish
with n Pas. Commanders pin. the
presentation speech beinr Tespond-
ed TO with few words 81 apprecia-
tion by Mrs. English. The lodge
members then adjourned to III. ban
nuet room wh"r. LADY Waller and
Lady Ward served light refresh
m.nts. and "a socla, hour was en-
ioysa
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Tres Joli Club.

The Tres Ioli Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs ]. T"nnySon AZ
her home on Kansas Aycnu" Ai the
close OF tn. social afternoon the
hostess served lovely refreshments,
assisted by Nrs. o G. Williams.
Those pras"n; w.r. Mrs J. r. H.l.s-
ley. Mrs. Clyd. Hampton. Mrs. Reed.
Mrs ". \ Tribbic. Mrs. \ l..
Wheeler. Mrs. Wayn" Miller. Mrs.
A. c. Gross. Mrs. Brandow. and Mrs.
Cpttfill
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Mrs. Gregory Entertains.

Mrs u T.. Gregory entertained
eight of hcr friends yesterday after
noon at an Informal bridge. party in
honor OF her sister, Mrs, George Nil
liken. of Denver. \ luncheon was
served al tn. card tables after tn.
game, Cut flowers formed the d.~
nratInn..
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
CAsTAwAYs PICKED UP

Key West. Fla. March 2:.-Thc
British steamer Reliance off sand
Key. last nigh; reported having
plrked up seven men. comprising the
Officers and crew OF the Dutch schoo.
ncr Venture from 81. Marines.
which had been abandoned In lati-
tude - north. longitude S5 west.
The pilo, boat Nonparicl has gone In
search Of the Venture.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Sewing Club Meets.

The Saturday Afternoon sewing
club was entertained this afternoon
by Miss jeanette owen at her hom"
on Chestnut street. Following an ai-
teTno0n spent in sewing tn" hostess
served IIgnt refreshments. Mi-.
owen entertained several guests be-
-ids the club members
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Mrs. Rhoades Hostess.

Mrs. II. y Rhoades l. entertain
ing a few OF III. members OF the
Younger set this afternoon nj her
home on Mapl" street. compliment
,ary 20 her sister Mrs. William Hail
ley, Of Rouse. After the game a
luncheon Will b. served by the
hostess Mrs. Rholdes guests In
ciuded eigh, OF tn. most Intimate
friends Of Mr.. HALEY.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22

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kodak finishing and be assured of ex-
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meron Newman. Commercial Photog-
rapher. 224 Clark Ave, Ration, n. NJ.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22

Monterey. Mexico. March ca
Carranza. rebel governor OF CoahuIia.
is seeking an opportunity to treat for
peace. according 10 adviccs received
here. II" Is said to hay. mad. known
his willingness to NEE; cmissarics Of
the federal government.
\ detachment OF 200 rebels today
sent communication to General
Lojero. commander OF the troops
here. offering 30 surrender II they
are given assurance OF amnesty.
Foreign consuis have been assured
by General lojero that ample pro-
lection Will he afforded to their pco.
els on this city.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
ANOTHER BATTLE
Imminent At NACo
CONTINUED from page IL

TopIc City. Mexico. March a.,-
Governor Martin f:spinosa. OF the
territory Of T.pic on the west coast.
today liberated all prisoners from
the penitentiary and with u small cs-
cor' started 10 join the constitution
ali.' forces In Sinnioa. the adjoining
state to tn. northwest.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
THE MAIN IDEA.

Il suppose therca re many prob
lens which the poor explorers seel,
to solve?" said the upscientific man.
Yes" replied the intrepid traveller:
"a great many" what is the most
important onc?" Getting back
Buffalo Commercial.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22

Washington. March a..-As rail-
road communication between Laredo.
Texas. and Interior Mexico Is nt n
s'andstiil the consul at Monterey to-
day reported that all United state.
mail for Mexico should be sent by
way Of Brownsville. Texas. and Maia-
moras. Mexico. There Is one train
daily bctwcnc the latter city and
Monterey.
General Obrccon still threatens
Cananca with several hundred voiun.
iecrs and Sadui Indians.
General Blay Is reported 10 have
arrested the governor of Sinaloa and
the project OF MIzatlan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22

A Sore throat can he treated best
from the outside. The throat should
he rubbed gently with BALLARD'S
SNOW LlNlMENT. Apply at night
and cover with n cotton cloth band
age: by morning the soreness will
disappear. Price csc, soc and I.OO
per bottle. Sold by Hausman Drug
Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22

Manhattan. Sinaion. March 22.-
Six hundred federal cavalry arrived
her. today by steamer from Mansa-
lilo and will proceed TO Guaymns.
Sonora. to assIs, in the movement
against tn. insurgents OF the border
state.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22

The Rev. DR.. Donald Macleod of
the First Presbyterian Church. of
Washington. has invited Secretary
Bryan to conduct II Bible class.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
EVERY ONE KNEW IT.

The newly married pair had escap-
ed from their demonstrative friends
and were on the way to the station
when the carriage stopped. The
bridegroom looked out OF the win
dow impaticntly.
What's the matter. driver" ha
called.
The horse has thrown n shoe.
sir" was the reply.
Great Scott" groaned the BRIDE
groom: even tho horse knows we're
just married. London Opinion:
Itch Itch Itch'-Scr ratch {!
Scratch. Scratch. The more you
scratch. the worse the Itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any
skin itching. soc a box.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
Hubbart
Agency Company

Six room housr modern except fur
nacc. Good out buildings. large lot.
Two blocks from Santa F'c depot.
$l.S0O. Any kind OF terms.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-22
N. E Church Concert.

\ concert viii he given Tuesday
evening. March =, In the auditorium
OF tho First NJ T. church by the
church choir. and promises 10 he n
rare musical treat FOR Trinidad p.o-
pie. Solos. duets and selections by
a chorus will constitute the evening"
program. which consists Of nine num-
bers. \ solo Will b. sung by Mr..
Davis. /, wclshman. who was award
cd "A gold medal for his solo work
out OF clas- Of q" singers IN a vocal
contest In Wales several years ago.
Mr.. Davis possesses an exceptionally
fine tenor voice. Other prominent
local singers will also appear. on the
program. The church choir Is TO be
! assisted In their chorus work BY sov-
eral Welsh singers who sang In the
Welsh concert given In the church II
Few weeks ago
Tho proceeds OF tho evenings en-
t"rtainm.nt viii he used for the
choir fund.
Following Is the program:
i-Duettc Piano Midsummer Nights
Dream" .......... Mendclssohn
Misses Martinoya and Moses
2-Gice In the Hour OF Solemn Spicn
Gor ......-.. shelley
Choir.
a-Solo sleep i.ittl. Baby Mine.
...'.''...--.s --.s......... Denza
Mary Bayes.
t-Tr!o-,aD "ln;srmexzo' "Cavalieria
Rusticnna" ........ Mascagni
On Hungarian Dance No.
................ Brahms
Wienbroer Trio.
,-Solo Melody In =" .Rubens;ein
Mrs. Patterson.
G-Orgnn-,ai "Cavatina". ..-... Raft
'bD ''Hallelujah Chorus"
from "Mcssiale" ....... Handel
Mrs. Plested.
1-Solo Mary or Argyle" ..... voss
Mr.. Roberts.
S-Violin "Mazmrka de- Bravoure"
mo. - ......... Musin
Mr.. Stevenson.
9-Giee summer .......... Lehert
Choir.
Part Second.
Threading Selected.
Mrs. Ethel Rice Pallinger
2-Duet,c Overture to william Tell"
.......-....... Rossinni
Mrs. plested and Miss Harlan
3-Solo "Siumbcr Song 49,. Bohm
Mrs. Martini.
i-Solo Come Holy Spirit" Mozart
Mr.. Weinbroer.
String Quartet accompaniment.
| 5-Solo Selected.
Miss Polly Jones
S-Chorus The Gladstone Light from
the Golden Legend" =. Sullivan
Choir.
'-Donble Duette "Barcarolle" Root
Voice: Mrs. Patterson and Martini
Piano: Mrs. Plested and Miss Harlan
S-Solo "Thora" " f.aShMer
| Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Davis was awarded n gold
n edal for this solo out OF n class of
sixty singers in a vocal contest Civ
en- in Wales a few years ago.
a-Glae Good Night" ..... Rossi
Choir