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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
Tohaoen OroMers Busy.

Windsor ton4eeo growers are hasy getting tbeu harvesting uteusls aud apparatus Into shape Res5re Lae cad af tbe present week t s eNPe le1. taefe NH be number to star tae Hnt plekag ee tae leaves. The crop Is now showing up In iiue shape
 same ot the negroes who vera brought from tAe south to work in 78e harvest arc making trouble for aer employers. from the fact chat tRey have lett for parts unknown. so chat those who hirod them are out Waa; they paid in carfare to get them here. as we'll as losing their services. The local consl4hulary has been ask. ed 10 keep 8 lookout for these men.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

cold weather.
 The Standard Metal Works com pany Of THomp=ouy.ue. has received an order amounting to $50000 from fhe BatHle8em stee. company to sup. ply cases for proJsct.ies for the French government This company has also purchased within few days tbs plant oi the c. II Bushnell Press works and VIII add the buildings 10 fhelr present plant. There bal been au eathu astle re savaI 0f eHoe.He in Maram and Wal IHg-ard d seHson H teet 5f the uau s has grown Ht Hanover Lale a#z aaaalts Lake .a Wal aeJa#a aa5aa HIIh fae ts ami .15 s8ats every Ht
 
 
 
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
New Idea for Wrench.

The center rod of Wisconsin in- yentor's quick-aetipg wrench is threaded only Ut the sides perloitrihs che movable jaw ta be pressed asan~t an object and locked hy engaging tne threads with 1t.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
t4artford Men en shark Aunt.

Oliver Lincoln and three other Hart ford men leG Wethersueld cave in a s2-foot power boat for a shark hunt Ing expedition la fine watars of Loag Island sound. The party was equip red with all the paupherual5a 10 haat the sea tigers. including heavy taes and hooks firearms and spears.
 During Che past week the capture Of shark was reported iu Long Island waters. one near Watch Hil and ath- CTS near New Haven and Milford The Haruord men hope to be favored with tussle with the deep sea monsters that are just uow terroriziug shore rssarts In the north Atlantic ocean anu surrounding waters
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
Fatal sword Swallowing Aet.

As the result ot attempting an amateur sword swallowing act Mar tu SkrHku-nas 24 wears old died A the Hartford Hospital SAr.tk0-nas vas admitted to the hospital after he lad been performing In an Eas, Side saloon. swallowing" sticks In an amazing fashion before an adndriug crowd One of the sticks puneured his stomach He then walked 10 the hospital and gradually grew worse untU death -ame He leaves wtfe. who is employed on Kieser X B1as berg's tobacco plantation at East Windsor nm
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
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 s0as au hE th al meHt aeNz@ p4arr and Nil aa tHeA Haz44 Haus where NeW NogA mittn mHeJ. Were aleaeN tA tos f6nuu uustagm wbsel demolished many zaaH and turneA the camps inte mud d4ts
 About 5e9o Americans atili remain in Mexico
 A Hambyr of automobile repair shops 0.H be built at points on and aear tbe Mexican border by the War Department.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
/ MIDSUMMER MUSICAL NEWs

glad to hear that she has renewed her She contributes to the July Records Are You Prepared for the Summer and The Greatest Battle Song Of All, sung with the abandon combined with clear enunciation which marks Miss Bayes work, each has a laugh in every line.
 Pryors Band supplies two inspiring march records National Emblem March" and "Garde du Corps March. Another of the instrumental records for July IS a pianoforte solo by Felix Arndt-a burlesque entitled An 0peratic Nightmare in which many classical masterpieces are reset to make a fox trot. With this amusing medley is included the ''Nola Fox Trot' by the same composer.
 Four more records by the famous Hurtado Brothers Royal Marimba Band will serve to show how well de- served was the medal of honor which was awarded to this organization at the Panama-Pacifc Exhibition. The Inter mezz0 from @Cavalleria Rusticana" and a sercnade Failing Leaves make one very interesting record. and Strauss Artists Life Waltz and q medley of American airs constitute the other. Another instrumental record which cannot fail to please has been made by the Victor Concert Orchestra which has reproduced the Dance of Anitra and tse movement describing #he scene in HH= Hatl a5 the Mountain King from Peer E#Hs Suite No !.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
You Can Make Money

right around your home, just as hun- dreds of men and women gre doing. Work is easy, pleasant ana permanent ly profitable. Be your own boss snd build your own business. 1on take no risk, make sure profit right along. Send name, address. one reference. l.. Brown, Go Murray street, New York City. 27-5o
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

Opera Company gives gems from the two Victor Herbert operettas Sweel hearts and Naughty Marietta, ana last, but certainly not least, Kitty Cheatham sings Dixie and another plantation favorite 'Tse Gwine BaeN to Dixie in her own inimitable styie.
 This review will give you an ldea of the scope and variety of the new July issue of Victor Records. Prob ably you have a Victrola. and can study the many new offerings and choose TOT yourself. If you have not. call on the Victor dealer nearest to you. and ssA to hear some of the selections in 5whiea, you are interested. He will be glad !" play them for you. 3
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
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 Cougesred housing conditions tu Bridgeport and the prevalence ot ta berCulosls, the danger confronting thl community rom the dissemination oi tuberculosis germs, have. it Is stated ln official quarters, brought members of the heaieh beard and other clty officials to the realization that the caty must provide al isolatioa hos pltal for as tuherculoas sufferers. Soufhins oa peach growers report the pr, poet ot dm aisaed sized peach crop this lal because Of tAe prolonged cool and damp weather which D evallea h the days os the early spring The ferry crop was alAo iailure because of the wei and
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

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 Charles Gorst, lecturer on birds, whose addresses before Audubon So- cieties and kindred organizations are intersnersed with classic selections erl- Meudelssohns Spring Song" and Fishers The Robins Return" Elsie Baker offers two double-faoed records One of these in which Home Sweet Home and ''Ny Old Kentucky Home are combined will make strong 2p- peal in many family circles The other. which doubles a negro love song m a-LanFn Fa' You" with Gilberte's Two Roses is equally pleasing. Twp of Carrie Jacobs Eand's songs of child hood ..His Gaiiaby' and sJust a-#elry- simplicity of method by Lucv Marsh are sare to please. Mss Marsh also contributes Haydn ana My Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair and Resra.t Warran-ath presents charming sob from brydsns Indian Queen as set t1 music hy Purcell. Admirers O. Nairei Glenn's basso protuuda voice wiH eulcr his rendering Of two new numbers TT hs old Sexton, and I'm a Jolly Oii Rover.
 Miltons "Masaue of Couus" is drawn on for several musical numbers in two of which Olive Kline is heard: others being submitted by Dixon and Mixed Quartet Two fine old ballads lock O Hazeldean' and The Harp that Once Thro' Tara's Halls are sung splendidly by Henry Burr.
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

triouted DY Alex auder Prince are fine examples of concerrua play ing Charles Ross TaEEart gives the views of the Old Country Fiddler on Woman 5 uf- fraee a II q also his adventures q o wu to tn city Ward Bar ion and Fra II k Carroll offer a novel yodei and 6 tuneful darky song and tn e
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
s- -rls.r White Paint.

Nlre fi aar he cleaned ny rah- mas r gently Wlth a soft flannel aaaa if Haetg Halc of whiting and 1galer sud itti5 sonp powder.
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
THE PUTNAM Parluo1 July s8 rqr6
WANTED

Live Cattle, Calves and Lambs. Highest cash prices paid. Hornstein Bros, a65 55j Canal street, Provi- dence, k. l. i7 5J
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
WOMAN HAD NERVOUS TROUBLE
Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegeta- ble Compound Helped Her.

West Danby \. M have had nervous trouble al my life until took
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
CARUSO OFFERS
 DRAMATIC STORY
 OF LOVE AND WAR
Harry Lauder, Alma Gluek and q Host of Other Great Artists Bring New Pleasures to
 Music Lovers

PARTICULARLY tim ely addition to the new ictor Records for July is m a q e by Enrico ( aruso who contributes the spirited song of love and war My Bride Shall Be My F a
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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
WANTED

Antique furniture. looking glasses china and old glassware Best prices paid. chas J King, Norwich, Conn Box lg5
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
Help anted

ia all departments Of the American Thread Company's Hillimantie Mills. Apply al office. 25tf
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
For Rent

Nice seven room cottage, large pan try with closet. Best of repair. Good barn and poultry house for loo hens. Fruit trees Garden all planted. Come and inspect. Rent reasonable to right party l76 FHrrows st. sop
Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

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Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28

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The Detroit times., 1916-06-13

meet the repayment OF the londs
when they fall due In 10 wears.
What profit Is made beyond the So
900 a year will belong Co the owners
OF the $4,000 (par value) of stock.
A moments figuring viii show YOU
that YOU and the other bondholdcrs
will own sl2,500 (par yaluel of this
stock. will own s37,5OO (par Val
uel OF II. II manage 10 make So
600 year beyond interest and sink.
ing fund requirements. $3.50 OF Il
will 90 10 you and the other bond
holders. and | will get $3.50 Your
income OF 6 per cent from the bonds
will he increased . l-2 per cent from
the stock.
Would you be interested
This is a hypothical case. but II
illustrates what lies ahead In the
financing OF th> new farming.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
HUGHES MUM ON
GERMAN ALLIANCE

NEW YORK. June Reports
this afternoon failed IN an attempt
20 draw a statement on me German.
American alliance from Charles +.
Hugho- About 90 rer.rap.rmen
a0cG and emf 20 him tho follow
ing question
"No yoU care 20 make more OK
pIei' 'afemout as 20 your 20 zion
now and during he campaign With
reference 20 Four virtual endorse
meut ar 'aa Germau.BlHanoea"
Tho candidate DID nor repls a.
rccly, hu, s-at OF, word That Mr
HIahDs sees no reason ~ present
10 AID 20 his m'-,agc 20 sen Hard.
iuz attention ls directed 'r hts
reference .1 '.t' wc 3er 10 q
rh0roIahgo.uR Amrricar.su
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
Your Money
EverybOdy's Opportunity On the Farm.
BY JOHN M. OsKlSON

Would you be interested if I came
20 sou with this offer.
know OF 900 acres Of land IN Y
county and \ state tina; ! can buy
for $40 an acre. Only 400 ecrcs are
in cultivation. but al least 500 acres
can 5e cultivated with success. The
present income from the farm Is
about per cent on $4,000
Not 50 acres Of the 400 in cultiva.
ton is beng worked anywhere near
10 the lands capacity. not over 100
acres are Yielding two-thirds Of what
they ought 70 yield.
With efficient business manage
men' scientific cultivation, intensive
study OF the dairy and beef and hog
sidelines this 1000 acres ought 20
'UrT out Year arer year a profit OF
SO an acre Now, here is what !
propose
will buy the farm for $4,000
cash To raise the cash. I will issue
10000 Of s per cent bonds. secured
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
HUGHES LIKED
IN WALL Street
Nomination Has Favorable Eff
feet On Stock Ex-
change

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Ne"
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
Insofar as the matter could be de-
termined by the course OF the STOCK
market this morning, the outcome
Of the Chicago conventions are very
much to the satisfaction of the hnan'
c1al district. The nomination or Su'
preme Court Justice Hughes, coup
led with the declination OF Colonei
Roosevelt to run upon the Progress
sivs ticket, which was the all I'm
portant development since the close
Of the trading on Saturday, was rol-
lowed by q strong price opening
Witch was attributed in part 10 the
elimination OF a third ticket, or at
least to the subordination OF one
which would have divided the
strength of the opposition, and In
pert to the strong expression IN
favor of tariff revision expressed by
the Republican nominee in his teie-
Rram OF acceptance 10 the conven-
ton.
sUnited States Steel assumed the
leadership of the market from the
Outset and standard railway issues
forged TO the front. imparting far
bstter aspect to the general trading
than II has worn for some time past.
Leading munition issues moved
ID sharply in the initial transactions
and many of the specialties I'm
proved In sympathy.
while the participation of the
public In the market did not expand
widely, professional sentiment was
more optimistically inclined and
POOLS and cliques operated with in
crsasing confidence.
Conditions were not much
changed in the later trading, though
proft taking or the advance in rails
influenced irregularity and some re-
sessions from the best prices. The
general undertone was strong, how
ever."
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13

by d-st mortgage on the land and all
equipment Also viii issue $50 .0o0
OF common stoCK--to represent the
increasing value OF the farm under
far Infringement.
! vii. sell The bonds 20 you at par,
and with each $1,000 bond ! will
give YOU $3.50 OF common stock, so
that you will bc a partner as we'll
as creditor With the margin OF $40.
con hus occurred above The purchase
pr.e, OF the farm will provide mod.
orn machinery: more and better
stock. ! viii have soil survey
made. and get he help Of the best
agricultural expert in the state in
laying ont a routine OF crops. a
schedule Of feeding ana a plan Of
marketing IN order 20 secure the
best price FOR what ~ raised
To meet interest on the bonds will
take $4,000 a year. will Iut aside
another $4,000 a year to Le safely
invested in savings bank" bonds 10
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
MCLEAN LEAVES
son $3.50 A YEAR

WASHINGTON. June Ia-The
VII ~ John u Mclean. agl'. mil-
l1raire new paper publisher. and
public utilities maguato. G'ed Mon.
day. leayc1 tho son. Edward Beale
Mclean. an income ~ $500 r. wear.
Each ~ Tho 'Ho children o. Edward
Mclean ts 'o receive siunU.1 upon
reaching - years u age.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Quotations by HoTnblower & Weeks
CHICAGO BUTrER MAnItrT

CHICAGO. June ~ -Ruttor .E.-
tras, 200 hrsts. 2Sd tSlrS. dairy eve
tras. 27I27Hc. Eg4s-prlms urII.
nary. lsd 2Oc. hrsts. ZuR. IN 81 40.
Cheese-Twins, ia ~ lfizc. Young
Americas, liia q l5r. i've pogltr. 81.
Fowls. iSc. ducks. l5aIGc. gees.
III ml2c turks zoe. Potatoes -Mlsil-
gan. si.05W 20; ohio. Si05a1 20.
w isconsin. siO5a120. Minnesota.
t.o5Mi.20. receipts. IS cars
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
SEND MORE
TROOPS TO CHINA

TOXIC June n The japanese
government o. sending two more bat.
falions oi troops 10 Tien r-.n and
PcNn it was learned Monday.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13

IULE)D. .. Juno I-#IIOra To-
oeipts, liberal. market 4fastv.
heaNics, S9.a5W . go. med IutnP 1851
$50 workers. t9N9so. good pigs
80, calves. Market steady sheep
and lambs: Market, steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13

The one hundred and slyfyunth
annual commencement 90 Princeton
university viii close today win the
graduation exercises.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13

Ripon college. az Ripou. Wis. is
20 hold q golden Jubilee celebration
today iu honor OF the dfueth ami.
vorssry of Its founding
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
Banks and Trust Companies.
The following nrm. are prlvIIsged

TO execute orders on ;ne Exchange:
w. r. Moss & Co. Carlyle 4 Poyah,
4 Co. n. w. Noble & Co. y I. ssy-
mour e. Co. W. y. Mclaughlin Mer-
rill. Lynch a Co, w. A. Hamlin <
Co. VIM. a. Neer g. Co, Sinclair &
Rose ROSE & E co', F K Pe eirSFu& Coz '' joel
Stockard & co. Bennett. Smith a
Co, W. T. Reilly g. Co, Matthew
Finn. A. W. Wallace & Co, Lewis O.
Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
Boston Copper Stocks.

tions by Hornb blower 4 Weeks.
I. Omen High Low close
The Detroit times., 1916-06-13
Standard Oil Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower & Weeks.
Inn. l---t.rarI-E. Bid ASK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
MILTON TO PLAY
P. H. s. ON FRIDAY
TWO HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS WILL
MEET ON THE EAST HILL
FAIRGROUNDS.

On Friday, April 20, the Milton
High school will play P. n. s. on
the East Hill Fairgrounds. The P. H.
S. boys will don their new suits for
the first time to play this game. It
win be worth while for any one to
come out and ee the teams in action.
The speedy P. Il. s. recently defeated
the Walton County High school. p.
H. s. VIII play few more games on
their home diamond, then they will
close the season by . weeks travel
after the close of school.
The Brewton Collegiate institute is
to play the p. H. S. nine Saturday,
April 10Th. The Brewtcn team has
outclassed all teams they have met
so far. This means that p. n. 8.
will have to work very hard to out
play them. By the support of the
Pensacola fans the high school team
hopes to be victorious. One of the
P. H. SIS best twirlers, Hunter Hud-
son, has been laid up for the past
week. He has pitched several games
for the high school, and in every in
stance has been too much for his
opponents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
DANGERS OF DRAFT

Drafts feel best when we are hot
and perspiring, just when they are
most dangerous and the result is Neu-
ralgia, Stiff Neck, Sore Muscles or
sometimes an attack Of Rheumatism.
In such cases apply Sloan's Liniment.
It stimulates circulation to the sore
and painful part. The blood flows
freely and in a short time the stiff
ness and pain leaves. Those suffering
from Neuralgia or Neuralgia Head
ache will find one or two applications
of Sloan's Liniment will give CRATE
full relief. The agonizing pain gives
way to tingling sensation of comfort
and warmth and quiet rest and sleep
is possible. Good for Neuritis too.
Price 25c. at your druggist.--Adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-09
TWO BIG SHOWS AT DREAM.

"Wormwood," dramatized from Nlaride Corellis famous novel will be presented at the Dream tonight This five act drama with it's all-star east, follows the book very closely and you can rest assured "Wormwood,' will leave an impression on all that wit ness it tonight.
 Sunday Edward Abeles, the come dian, will star in one of his best come dies, After Five" This picture has five reels of laughter and amusement. It is the story of a man who going broke insures his life for $5O,OOO in favor of his beautiful ward, whose money he lost in speculation-he can't commit suicide for one year under in-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-09

AS mark of appreciation ot ms services in connection with the rescue of the Great Bear party from St Mat thew island, Mr. John Borden has pre- scented to Capt. Thomas \. Ross Of the United States coast guard ser vice, a momento of the wrecked Great Bear in the shape of ring life pre- server from the vessel inscribed with the naem of the ship and her home port.
 Capt. Ross played an important part In the rescuing of the marooned oti- cers and crew of the vessel us 1t was through his efforts that the coast guard cutter McCulloch was sent 10 the island to pick up the shipwrecked mariners.