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Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Joe COnnoIIey Ready For Base Ball
 Season
Gets Substantial Sum of Money From
 Fan

The following from Boston paper, relative to Joe C molly, outfieider oi the Boston Braves, formerly pitcher on the Putnam team, is of interest to Putnam fans:
 "rp at the headquarters of the Braves almost daily letters are arriving from the various members of the Worlds Champs Indicating that the boys are alive to the approach of the training season.
 The latest letter is from the not too remote city of Woonsoeket, k. l., wherein Joe Connolly is the principal parsonage. The principal parsonage of Moonsoeket who Is incidentally the best left fielder of the Brsyes and the only 900 worlds champion batter in captivity, states how things are with him as follows.
 "I have been hunting all season, and 1 think 1 will be in trim when we leave for the spring training. It wIll not be so long before we will all be in ihe place we all enjoy so much, Macon, Ga. lt will be fine for me this season not to have a lame leg. Give my best regards to those 1 know and wish the fans happy New Year.
 Another Boston paper IS authority for the story that smiling Joe Connel- ly Of the Boston Braves, former Put. nam player, has come in for a big and unex pected gift of money. It is relst- ed that on July 4 of last year, when the Braves were making their early Did for baseball's greatest honor, 8 Woonsoeket friend Of Joe s asked him for The loan of s50 to bet on the Braves, it after wards proved. The fan bet steadily on the Braves throughout the season and during the worlds series. He won a heap Of coin and to show his appfe- cistion of what Connolly made il pos sible for him to do has now practically divided his winnings with his friend.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Two Victories for P. II. s.

The Putnam High basket ball team Saturday night the Falmouth, Mass, High school were the opponents and gave Putnam the hardest fight Of the season, The game was close and ex- citing all the way and the outcome was tin doubt until the final whistle found Putnam with the long end of an Is to r score.
 On Wednesday night Putnam took Southbddee into camp and played rings around them winning one-sided contest by score of 5s to h.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
nIsfnIor al Moaa.toek ;. rlaaale eaarl

ntSfHICr Of woaastoek -s. Probate Court U FehFuhrN 2tth. \. n., iAib
 tstate ul Aialpn W, Lawson, late 0f W od- stock, Conn. in satd District. deceased
 WoadStac1, Conn,, Exeeufef therein named pray iuz that an instrument in wttinE purpnrtiug to be the last wtii and testament of said Ad6iph N. Lawson deeeased. may be proved, approved,
 allowed and admitted le proate as per appli- cation 60 file more faliy appears, it ia
 Ordered that said application be heard and de- terminea at the Probate uihce in Woodstock in said district m the 3rd day of March. iel5 ct o'clock in the afternoon, and that public notice be given of the peDdency of said application and fishing a copy of this order once iu q newspaper having circulation In said district and by postisg a copy thereof on the public sign post in the town of Woodstock iD said distucf al least , days before said day Of hearing.
 ' CLARENCE II. CHILD, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Officers Children of Mary

The society of the Children of Mary has elected the following officers:
 President, Marceiine Mandeville.
 lst assistant, Amanda Miehon.
 2nd assistant, Ella sponcey.
 Sick committee, Wilda Lucier, Phil omene LeGlnir, 0rise Montville.
 Marshal, Arselia Benoit.
 Librarians, Emma Robilliard, Ange- lima Caisse. Choir director, Wilda Lueier.
 The society numbers l60 members and is engaged in various matters per. timing to church work in st Marys parish.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
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PUTNAM NEWS
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 Miss Josephine M. Clifford is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Owen Barrett, In Providence.
 Miss Hattie C. Inman has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Miller, in East Hartford.
 William D. sharpe Of Stamford, was the week end guest Of his parents, Mir. and Mrs C. D. Sharpe.
 Miss Marjorie Baker ef Worcester was the week end guest Of her parents, remaining over the holiday.
 A covering has been built over the cityis stone CT usher and fosd roller to protect them from the weather.
 Miss Beatrice Pomeroy was in Boston Saturday, and attended the performance Of Ben-Hur at the Boston theatre.
 Tine annual meeting of the Area mum Club is to be held this Friday evening Election of officers and social session.
 Miss Martins Bfadway Of Worces ter was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. C. w Bradway, Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Gertrude Liehtenstein Of Dor- chester and Mrs. 5ellg Goldman of Worcester were guests of Mf. Goldman and Charles Seder this week.
 -Misses Katherine l. Seward, Ger trude Perry, and Elizabeth Ash, are to play at a recital to be given by the pi. ano forte pupils Of Frederick A. Very, in Woodbury Memorial Chapel, Provi. denee, Monday evening, March 1.
 There was no public observance of Washington birthday in the city on Monday The banks and post office were the only places where business Was suspended. There WAS hall day session in the schools, the afternoon being devoted 10 patriotic exercises.
 The senior class of the Tourtellotte Memorial High school Of Thompson are making pl ms for their annual trip to N Washingtou, D. C. During the winter entertainments are held from which fund is raised 10 be used for this purpose.
 The legal difficulties of the Put nam Clothing company have been set tied and attachments released. IL is understood that Mnx Ofent of Boston bought out the interest of his partner, Nathan Harris of Putnam, and will continue the business.
 John Osgood and Ray Sherman, who have been making T survey for the state for brown tail moths have re. turned home. They have been work ing for the past nlne weeks niiaflfofd and MiddIesex counties and report that the pests were not very numer- ous.
 A. C. Warner Nomnn's Relief Corps held their regular meeting Tues day afternoon in Odd Fellows hall, with eighteen members present. For the good of the order Mrs. Lillie r.. Leach read poem entitled "Geofee Washington birthday. Mrs. N ] Bartlett was present and gave an in- tefesting talk oa Equal'Franehise-
 Frank IL Gordier, who arranged the Connolly day celebration in Put. nam, has received letter from the hard hitting left fielder Of the Boston Braves stating that he Is leaving Snt- urday for the training camp in the south. Sunday he attends farewell party given by some of his Providence admirers. He says he will run out to Putnam when the team gets back to Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Advertise cement

Pursuant to an order of safe of the real property of lh. estate of Judith Fl. Barber, late of Putnam, deceased, :, dated the l2th day of February, 1915, by the Court of PTobnIe for the Dis trict Of Putnam, will sell al private sale on February 27th. 1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my office in Putnam, the lot of land situated on the east side of Barber street, in said Putnam, belonging to said estate
 Dated at Putnam. Conn, this l7th day of February, 1915.
 Charles l.. Torrey, Administrator Estate Judith H. Bar
 Der.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
If Mothers Only Knew

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children relieve Feverishness, Head. ache, Bad Stomach, Teething, Dis orders, move and regulate the Bow els and distroy worms. They break up Colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 26 years. All Druggists, 25c. sam pie FREE Address, A. S. Olmsted, ieRoy, N. Y. adv. no
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Child.
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For Feverishness, Bad stomacn, Teething. Disorders, move and regulate the Bowels and are pleasing remedy for Worms. Used by Mothers for 26 years. They never fail, At all drug. gists, 25c. Sample FREE. Address, Allen 5. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26

nistriet of Putnam ss., rrooate Court U Feb l3th, 1915.
 Estate of Francois ayigne. late Of Putnam In said District decea-ed.
 Upou the application :of Miranda Lavigne ENeeutrix therein named, praying that in. strument in WFiting in writing purportHg to be the last will and estamen of said Francois Lavigne. deeea~ed, may De prov d, approved, allowed and admitted to Probate.
 ordered-1hat said application be heard and determined the Probate Office in Put nam in said district the gun day af FehIary 1915. at o'clock In the afternoon and that notice De given Of the pendeBcy of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing this order in a neNs paper published in Putnam, and hy posting copy thereof on the public sign post in the town of Putnam near est where the deceaSed Ia dweit
 EDW ARkD C. WRIGHT, Judge Al a Court of Probate ueid at Woodstock A Conn.,, wdhin aud for The district of WOoi.tock on the i2fh day of Feb \. b. igi6
 Present. CLARENCE fl. CHlt.D. Judge Esta of Wal er r. snow, late of Woodstock ID said Distiiet. decrased.
 The hXrcuIor having mace written anpii- cation Co sssid Coitrf, n Fdancv aith the statute, Tor an orieT af sale of the whol or part of The real estate siesfrlbed therein. il s Order fnat saiu apn icsti ion be heard 8t The Probate Office la Mo!Histock in said district on the 23th day oi Fcb 1915 ? o'clock in the after on. aud hat pubic tice thereof be given by publishing copy of 1his ararr in Putnam Patriot newspaper having eircu alton in satd district and by posting a like copy on he public where the deeeased last dweit, and that return be made .to This court
 Attest
 CLARENCE II. CHILD, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Saturday at Store Of Edward W. Mullan
 FOR CASE

bacon He 10 smoked shoulders l2 l-2c 10 good pork, He lb lS lbs fine granuiated sugar Si.00 tc the
 purchaser of a pound of Banquet coffee or bulk cocoa at G0c
 pure lard lae lb tub creamery butter sc 10 k Sweet Florida oranges, 25c large grape fruit, 25c sage or Young America cheese. Pc 10 choice Maine potatoes, l5c pix new srop New Orleans molaSses,
 49c gal York state pea beans l2c Qt 5 cans clans, peas, com, tomatoes,
 string beans, salmon or kippered
 hering a5c toAiet papsFs Sc roll macetoni sc pkge : lbs Milk or Soda crackers iSe Abs. ginger snaps, s5e peanut butter, l0c 10
Putnam patriot., 1915-02-26
Did No. Know

Did you hear the new opera in New York;" Yes" "it was sung ill English, wasn't it?" q was told so.''- Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Or. u. g. Me9aniel 1T ouriifge.
febrt nro bat feline 8raris nie6cr
oufgenommen 3t4 Woore @log.
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Or. 30. 8. 9i6s, 9E o. S. gater u.
Or. @. $. 9ptu baben ibre Officer bon
23t mad 407 Woore Building berleet.
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Nns Sem Salsbnrser ganoe.

SIN Sal5burgiiben baden lie jeet
einen eigeren 8ral16. 9rifft i'm
Srte Die 0adriht Elm, oaB elm 0orf=
genoiie I'M &f altf frenoer groe
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men Den idpar5-gelb geldmiidten
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.Gbren trug bis gum letter. glrgen-
bid.
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coer i'm sSrieobofe aber miro nieoer
Der Name eines brapen Seer eingc-
ribt, ser ben 500 fiir's gaterlano err
litten bat
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Die &eriammlung bes r0miidtfat9o=
liidlen Stamsnerbanbes tit
2imSfab.
(ginaeianbt.)

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grfolg in ieoer 8eaiebung.
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bon Iltus, arf., Gater &eler bon
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tonic.
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ga1tfreunolihen 8epobncrtt, bat ar
les getar, INT ben 9elegaten uno
@aiten oer Mufentbolt 10 artgenebm
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tpirflid 5ur Nobabml1ng empfobIen
fperoen fann. 9ieles lit mol aud,
leibter an einem 8lab tpie 9inoiap,
no MIR 9eutide nno &atbolifen
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&irfe, Delder Sohm. SEER Bern
boro 3el afs Hrieiter boritebt. Die-
lelbe lit bon einem beltti6en Maler
ftielgere6t a1sgemalt tporoen nno
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idrillenoen 8orte lino oie ltummen
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fiilien meme Steigbiigel, sic Cite
felihafte, meme &l1ie uno oie 3ipfel
meines aitteIs. SIT ibame MIDI uno
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~entgegen, ben einmarfdierenoen go-
t%aillonen oes iieereifeu Scores.
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Die Srei5ebn ~beridleoemen Arten oes
Giiernen Grem5es.

0as giferne Greu5 beltebt iest in
orei5ebn Derffieoenen @rten, oa oie
groBe lteberIieferling zines gar5eal
|Sabrbun6erfs marferIei Neuerun>
Gen notuenoie eribeinen lieB, ollrG
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e~entaten Der @orfabren. Sssm aa.
gemeinen bot man bon oielen inni-
gen 8e5iebungen Der @iiernen &reu-
&c aus ben peridieoenen Seloen5eii-
Gltern nidt Die redte gorIteauna.
SIN Sabre 1873 muroen 6rei per-
idieoene Mrten oes gilernen GreIl-
5es geidaffen, ndmIid oas @rob-
freua Der /. uno 2. ala1Ie. SIM
Sabre 1870 muroe an oieie Mus8eid;-
nungen tuieoer ansefniipft, inoem
Die gleibe Mus5eidming pieoer ouf-
lebte. 9ns eiierne areu5 9. &fa5ie
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mar oieier Srben Der MnIaR su Ell
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8es erbielten ndmlib nod ser flint
nno5man3igi1brieen @ieoerfebr oes
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laub. 8abreno oiefer Gfmud aber
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ie bonn Sabre 1914 at ~ertperbcn
trotoem ie iid fomoI i'm SeIoe as
audi gum Seil in ben beiebten &c
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Bammusle.
Gan Antonio, S3s Gents.
@1lbeftou. 900 Gents.

VUIIuHIHNItH sYEuuNI1C.
Gan Antuniu, EeS, 25. Aug. - 1915
BriHn CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil, 81
Gents per @nnone.
Nefu gprt, %. @ug. Gopt $5.25
un0 $3.50; anguit, 1925 uH6 $40;
September, 1925 un1o 1928, SttoJer,
$500 unb 1884; Nopember, $3.50 m,e
$3.50; 9e3ember, 1914 mro $5.46;
SesanIar, $685. uno $5.57 Sebruar,
$500 Mno $5.75; Ndr5. 1915 unb
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LokdIeS.
NIIerIci.

9iitriftribter g5ea bat Die SIN,
flage geaen s. 8. 8en1lett, ser &c.
ihltlbiet miro, 6. .. WaiGifan CT
idofien gil baben aitfredt erbalten,
in oem er entldieo, oaB elm Srie.
0ensrihter ntbt iiber cine &lage 81
etttihefoen babe, fonoern mir lbct
bie Biirgidaft.
Sim 80. llguit lon bon Sen
Sreimal1rern ser @runoltein fir ben
lieren Senpel Der Sreimaurer ned
1hottiidem Hitns gelegt lperoen.
Sonntag nabmittag fano unter
GROCER 8eteiligung DIE 8eeroigunq
bon SRI. Sophie &ebe ltatt. Mls
9abrtudtrager fungierten Die Set.
rem Sobn NeuB, Gbos. @ummel, Or.
81. 8. Mebag, MooIpb @agner, Ssu-
Illus grdner uno Carl <tee. Mni
@rabe belt @err M. 2eitner eine
Meoe. Die geritorbene bat Elm
Iermogen bon ungefabr $4,000
biaterlaiien. Sn ibrem SeItamellt
beFimmt iie, ouB $1,000 sur
gtlbnieBung fir tire Sdipefter,
Sfhu Gina Seal, artgelegt uno nodl
oenen gooe an ibre Neffen @ltitnb,
Srioo, Oscar llno Moolpb Seal, Die
&ifoer bon gmil GeaI uno an emil
Melirin perteiIt meroen iolten. Gire
&eibe bon @efonnten erbalt 2egnte
ilnb Muoenfen.
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TmlanH.

Hr1iioent 8ilion bat ellie
1roflamation erInifenx ipelfe ole
Neutralitdt Der Ser. Staaten IN
Dem 9riese Staliens NIT Der Eiirfei
erflart.
Die goroner's Surp, oie in
|Marietta, Ga 5uiammenfam, I'M
ben an SEQ so. Sranf beeangenea
2pn6moro gu nnterinden, bot Die
@ntihei0una abgegeben Dob Die Ser
iiber oes Moroes nnbetannt leien.
Son ben elf b~orgelaoenen 3eugeit
tuuBte fem ein8iger Den Namen bon
|irgeno einem Der 2pnfer 5u netlaer.
llniere Hegierlng IdBt be
fonnt MAIDEN, oaB iie feine beItimmte
Herfonlihfeit fit 6as Mmt bes pr,-
biIoriihen 8raiioerten Merico's in's
Guge gefaBt babe.
Hihter Sobn 81. Sa5el bonn
Gunoes : 9iitrift : @erift in Sui
faIo bat entldieoen, 6aB oie Gait.
man aobaf Gompanp bon MofeIte-
ein Moonopol biloe, ben freien Sam.
bel berbinoere uno 6aber 6as Gher-
man'ide antitrnft-g eiet perIebe.
= Cine Mn5abl @oiberneilre bielt
cine aonferen3 in Bolton ab unN
nnbm BeIdIiilie an, our1 bie oit
@usIonopolitif oes Y~rdiioenten ge.
fiGigt un6 er ibrer llnteritiituns
terlihert miro.
Die 0nnffirma 8ropn Bros.
& go. maft befannt, onB elm areoii
con 5ipnn5ig Milionen Dollars fin
6ranfreid geIifert fei. Mit anoetr
Borten, biefige @nnfen perpflif}tcr
iihs Shuloen. oie Sranfreif in oic.
fem 2anoe bat, Bis our Sobe Dor
8pomsig Milionen Collars 81 be5ob
len. 0atiirlih bonoelt es lid, bier
BEL nm @affen- uno Munitions
liefernneen. Der areoit lit ouf oil
Duuer zines SSobres. Die 8onqui
oe 5rance bat i'm garontiert.
eesm @nrp, Sno., lit elm oeutIdeI
Iutberiiher Yrebiger 0amens GO
mnlno &osper ermoroet moroen, mi
mot gIailbt, aus Rahe iber iein
oeittid freunolide @eiinnung. 81
@egeno bat cine itarfe ilaluiide
oeutidfeinoli6e 8ebolferung.
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&orreiponoens /, SEEM 9aoen, F:

&orreipon6ens /, Seem @aoen, "a
Nuguft 1915. Ser Sturm am II
bat bier audi ihlimm gebauit oa5l
Ger furhtbare Gegen. ganmfpolle, oie
often mar, lift meiftens perloren. Sd
Ielbit fomme nod gut meg. batte eril
Elm paar 8olIs often. Sest lit ser
Ereis nod 10 balbtpegs, i'd fiirdjte
ober, oaB er nod febr fallen mirb,
tpenn 9aumipone bon England alS
Gontrebanoe erfIdrt miro. 8ier lit Die
IGrnte in 8aumapone ihIeht, oa Der
iebr idlimm am anfane
geruiitet bat. Corn giebt cine leiolidl
quite Grnte;; mir boffen, 6nB Ser Me-
gen cine quite SiiBfartoffeIernte
rmabt, 0ieie weroen bier bieI ange-
EpfIan5t. Der Sturm un6 ser Megei,
tparen 10 ftarf, 6aB piele W1nme mil
DEN @ur5eIn berausgeriiien u1o
m~nunsitarfc Gihenb1inne nbgebro.
den pair6en. @ir bntten arpei Eoge
feline Hoit, ba Der Boltreiter nidi
oiirh foi1nte, Bis Die StraBen bon
zen Bdumen frei tuaren.
8ilbelm IoIuf.
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bietea ooer in Ser &eimat mol Der
otent I'M &rieg uno Sieg MAIDEN. Sc
tpnr olio ein Ift ser @eredtigfeit
gegen oieie Geteranen pom Sabre
70, BOB iie Die Mtoelibfeit erbie.-
ten auf ibrem &rel15 bon 70 ibre
Beroien1te nm oieien nelen 8e-
freiungsfrleg uno lire neroienItpol-
lie Seilnabme am 8erlaufe oes &c
tpoltigen &ingens iih beltdtieen gu
lalien.
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