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{. A. c. Boxing Eshibilion

Another large crowd gathered al the
ring side in the C. A. &. eluo rooms
last Thursday evening TO watch the
young amaleuf boxers. The fifst go
Was four round affair between David
Boalay and Joseph Chsgnen soieg The
- hole distance and furnishing some
good fun.
The second was between Kid LnNi-
rne and,ktd Rousseau which went
but two rount as hEeusseau Was mol
able 10 continue.
IN The semi final Young RoulaS ami
Young BIeault gave AZ excellent ex.
hibilion. II was Boulay's match all
The way and The match was stopped
jusl before the tell sounded in the
fourth and last round.
Fol the final the match "ss not an
even one a gritty young Greek boy
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

john A. Dady and DR.. H. W.
Thompson were on the trout brooks
early Saturday morning aud caught
what Was probably the fifst string
brought in by local fishermen. Ae
eoTding 10 the report of the State su-
peTiniendent Of fisheries and game he
does not look for good trout fishing
this season ard one of his reasons is
the advent Of the automobile which
makes it easy 10 reach distant brooks
By large numbers Of people.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07
Parent. Teacher Association

The Parent-Teaeher Association will
meet Tuesday evening, April llth, in
the Israel Putnam school hill at s
O'Clock. Rev f. b. Harrison of Wood
stock will speak on the subject; FL
nqneia Training of Children. Those
who have heard Mr. Harrison before
will be glad of The privilege OF hearin Z
him speak on this problem, the correct
solution of which will mean great
change in social life.
The pupils Of the Smith street school
have planned an interesting program
as special feature of the meeting.
Come and bring all who may be in
terested.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

with plenty of steam and stiffness
was pitted against Angel and gave
him several pounds. The work was
good and Glenn and Angel was The
popular fayofite on points although
the Greek lad received hearty applause
for his gameness.
There Will be another bout this
Thursday evening. The sport is All
amateur and Is kept clean. No boy in
The least BIT of distress Is allowed TO
continue The bouts are we'll handled
by Pete Demers and he cans the bout
that becomes too one sided before any
harm can be done.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

-Sieeple Tom Fitzpatrick Of this
ely has left ashington, D. e, and is
now doing some nag pole work Ht
Atlantic city.
Teddy Cassent Of Middle.own, \.
y Vas in the city over sunday. lie
VAS carrying broken arm in sling
as The result OF 4 fail from step lad
der This did not prevent his talking
base ball and there is to be something
moving IN his adopted town this sea.
son and ne expects to have finger in
ii.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

-Twenty.thEee Band Of Mercy eluos
have been formed among the school
children OF Putnam as the result OF
work done here ey Miss bessie L. TAFT
OF Hartford, stale organizer, represent
Ing tbs Connecticut humane - iety
Miss Taft addressed the pupils in The
Narioas schools on The matter OF kind.
ness te dama animals aud afterwards
pupils were enrolled ia the claos
Three such clubs were formed At
smith Street school, eleven in -
Mays paroehial school and nine in
the Israel Putnam school.
-fneFe was large number Of Put.
nam men on The six O'Clock train out
Of Boston Tuesday evening. Among
tae number we're Lawyer F Car.
penter, Dr. a. h. Slrahan, &. Harold
6ilpatFic, Charles Seder, William r.
Rafferty,, Isaac Chsmpeaa and Geo.
N. FiRe.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07
Methodist Episcopal Church

The weekly prayer met ting will be
held this Thursday evening and the
usual services will be held Sunday. All
are glad to welcome Rev. Mr.. stanley
and family for another years work to-
gether.
Mr.. Bob, furee, will be given by
The young people in the church vestry
Friday evening, April 18th.
The annual conference which has
been in session nj Norwich The past
week closed sunday evening when the
appointments were read. The follow
ing may be Of interest;
Norwich District
Atiawaugan, j b Aidrich.
Baltic, Charles Smith,
Bndgton, K \ G. Darby.
Burnside, IL. Ii. Critchlow
Colchester TO be Supplied.
Dsnielson, A. +. Legg.
East Blackstone, \. +. Marlin.
EastfoTd TO be supplied.
East glastonbury, Ii. A. Cassidy.
East Hampton and Marlboro, John
Geisler
East Hartford, J. c. Hofer
East Thompson, +. Cham berlain.
Gales Ferry, j. Vi. Potter.
Griswold, John Thorn son.
Gurleyvilie, j b. Aekley.
Haddam Neck TO be supplied.
Hazardville, Thomas TYRE.
HockHnum, e. +. Deiamater.
Jewett CITY, Samuel Thatcher.
Lyme TO be supplied.
Manchester, +. + Studley.
Mapleyille, Il. J Chrystie.
Melville, Mass, l.. q. Horton.
Moodus, Il. +. DAVIS.
Moosup, A. Ii Nithee
Mystic, ". II. Dannack.
New London, c. Ii. Smith.
Mantle, ID. +. Dodd,
North GfosVenordale, w. j. Smith.
Norwich Town, h. z. PhFeaner
Norwich, Trinity, r. W. Coleman.
Old Mystic TO be supplied.
Oneeo, Fred sterling
Portland, james Cote.
Putnam, q. d. Stanley.
Quarryyille, ". ID. Wood ward.
Dock Vile, w f. Handy.
South Coventry to be supplied.
South Manchester, " Ii. Bath.
stafford Springs, o. J. Adrich.
StaiiordViiie, A. r. Brown.
Sterling, Paul Miller.
Thorn psonViIie, II {. D0rr.
TollAnd and Crystal Lake, J. NJ
TRAINER.
Uncasville, c. c. Tibbetts.
Vernon, Q. T. Newt ton
Mapping, J. +. Priestley.
Warehouse Point. c. Ii Van Natter.
Westerly, f. J Curry.
West Thompson, J II Miller.
Wiiiimantie, X. ;. Moore.
WlndsorSilie, ID. ii. Talmadge.
New Bedford District
Chatham, G. W Ruoti
Fairhaveu, T.. w Belle er.
Fail River, Brayton, f. c. Baker.
Fall River, First, j. I'll. Newlaad
New Bedford, Second, ". O.NuZum.
Nv Bedford, Pleasant street, ". :.
Mcintyre.
Sycamore, W. r. kugler.
Providence District
Central Falls, NJ = kaufman.
MidCieiown, ". +. BucS.
Pawtucket, First, l.. Nj Elocken.
fa@tucket, Thomson, John " heller.
Providence, Maihewson street, +. ;.
Ninde.
Providence, Tabernacle, f. W. GRAY
auu " +. Thomas.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

ray dHu STEW"
HAY AND STRAW.-Prime timothy
81 40asi IS: No. 1. sL25T1 40; No, 2.
81 2sml so. No. 3. s105Rs1 Is. Clover.
95eGSl 20. oats straw nominal rye straw
70a 79isc.
Live Stock.
BEEVES. steers at $7.50aslO per loo
his: oxen at IS 75I7 % bulls at s. sea
Use. cows at S3-5o67. taiiends at s325
Dressed beef at llm141ac per ID for city
dressed native sides
CALVES Common To prime veals at
IS scale 50. culls at seas; fed and mixed
calves al ss0S, searIngs al S. country
dressed at I2alftsc
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Common te
lair lambs at sf0WIi 80 per fea lbs.
Dressed lambs at 154lsc; country dressed
hothouse lambs at ssaS50 per carcass.
HaGS-f ieht 10 heavy hogs AZ S9.2s1
10 80 per ia1 lbs rouehs at SIS IS coun-
tn dressed hogs at i04lte per ID
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07
10 Remo,,e Stains

Almost every housewife has had to
spend a great deal Of time in scour-
ing and cleaning the kitchen sink. One
housewife has used the various clean
sers ana also kerosene. but was never
able 10 keep it entirely white until
one day she used the half OF a lemon
IN drainboards and table. 1t was found
il removed every stain.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07
Just > Suggestion.

The information in the Good Book
10 the effect that there will be no Civ
ing IN marriage in heaven may refer
to wedding presents only.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

"Tnlby, now in ils cinimsliked
f rna, comes Wednesday, when l2eai
fans viii have their iifSs oppgtlunity
az seeing clara klmhall Young and
Wilton Laekase jointly in the one
paetopiHN-
TnngSday don't forget The great
serial "rhe Broken Coin. : adv
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07
BASE BALL
?. II. 5. Schedule Made Up. Team
Ready For Practice

Little Hope OF Team TO Represent City
Manager Malcolm NJ Wiley Of the
Putnam high school base ball team
has arranged hts schedule with teams
in the northern section Of the Inter
eoiaslic High School Base Ball League
com pdsed OF high school teams in
southbridge, Webster, Putnam, Kill
Hngly and Milimantic The mana
ger intended To have his team on the
diamond for the first practice of the
year Tuesday but the weather wouldn't
permit. Most OF last years team will
be back In uniform and there is some
new material ready for a tTy-out this
year. Just what the youngsters can
due is an unknown quantity as IL has
been impossible TO get line on them
from the limited work they could do
In the gym. Putnam expects to put
team on The field that will he a credit
10 the school md will furnish some
sport fof local fans who have about
made up Heif minds TINT no tenn
will represent the city This season ms IL
is rot anticipated That manager can
be found willing 10 take chance On
the investment OF y considerable
amount uf coin that will oe necess ny
Ia procure grounds anu players such
as Manager Cusseut produced last sea
son. The r0olCrs we're educated an 10
high grade article OF ball last season
with msny cid time dig league stars,
such as LaftA, Mclean, Mike Donlin,
Charlie talion and other lesser lights,
and IL is not believe that strictly
amateur team would again be a draw
ing card here. Manager Cassent left
shortly after the season closed and is
now located in Middletown, y. Y,
where he is engaged la the hotel bust.
ness aud there is no hope Of his return
ing to Putnam TO pghin put Putnam
on The base ball map.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07
Providence District

Central Fails, NJ ;. kaufman.
Midcittown, " P. Bucs.
Pawtucket, First, l.. NJ Eloeken.
Pa@tuekes, Thomson, John " heeler.
Providence, Msihewson street, f. :.
\inde
Providence, Tabernacle, F. W. Gray
lud " +. Thomas.
Steughton, e. L. Hatch
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

Wn yg hens & toms d fey a 3
Nn spring q p fair to good. Is y y
Ol9 IONS -,
PhiIa- & L / fey 3-4 lbs pair 20 q "
PhiIa roasters ..+.. 5000. . a =
Phffa & l. L av 6-lbs pair. 20 n -
Penn mixed sizes, per ID $50. IS q e
Nearby squads per pair 1 % al .
F0NIS-12 to box dry packed
II n hx 50 lbs & or to d. q p e %
Old COCKS $3.50. ffl2H 10
OTHER POULTRY packed.
Squads. pri 10 lbs 10 d., DIS 50 q 5 70
FROZEN
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AND BROKEN

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Flrct Christian Church.

II js our aim TO break all a't"h'
ancc records at our church at ooth
services. Special music Of solos ana
anthems is being prepared. You VIII
find a warm welcome with us. II
YOU are a stranger or visitor in the
city, we invite you to "The Church
with a Smile"
Bible school, communion anu
preaching service 10 a. m. subject
Of morning sermon, "Church Increase.
Special musical program and preach-
ing service s p. m. Subject OF eve
ming sermon. "a Christlcss World.
Christian Endeavor p. m,
AT the sunday morning service AT
members of the church are eXpeoi'l
10 be present for the purpose o' :'''-
ryinr the action Of the official bo'ri
70 improve and finish the chu''h
bulldog ). W. h'n'>"'
Minister
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n.o.A,.n. Methodist Church.

BTOIuWdy WV
SUNDAY IS rally day rt Broad"'''
", are asking that ou~ people get 90
rcthcr again after the summers va
cation. We urge all of them to attend
the services Sunday. The PREACHING
viii bc done by the pastor. Special
subjects discussed at both hours. Al
II a m.. "Thc Imperial Eagle, queen
of the Mountain Heights At ':l'
u m "Thc Imperial Eagle Training
Her Young to Fly" These are com
n,pior sermons and We believe YOU
will appreciate these discussions
Fine music At all services. Pipe or
KAN selections.
We want SOC people present at sun
day school. The great mems class
is working for 100 per cent. and we
cordially solicit every man in the city
not in SUNDAY school to be with us
What YOU will see and hear will be
revelation to you. You did not real
igc that such wonderful class exist
ed i'm the city. Wen, II does.
E.R. WEIGH. Pastor
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Black and white opals. pastel scpiA
or tinted portraits, SNlo to l6N2o in
convex or square frames. You select
your frame and enlargement for only
S4E5 We don't give YOU an enlarge
ment and sell YOU n frame. but YOU
NAV select each separately NJ Wal
tors studio, ll9 W. Main street II
not convenient 70 call a. studio
phone go
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Elrat PresblterIan Church.

Preaching by the pastor Sunily al
n a. n. and at night
Sunday school at 9:ij 2. ~.
Meeting Of session at 1915 Il. n.
We invite you to come and worship
with ua
The pastor especially lcsif"s 10
meet al the members Of his lass -
Sunday school
4 cordial invitation is extended q
everyone. oiiN9. - "'-'' 10
Pastor.
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MdddenS
Department
Store

The deft touches and fine appreciation OF form ana
color which go the making Of character ana ndi
vidualty are revealed in their ulness in our NomenS
Apparel for Fall 1t is the result Of training when mas
developed artistic skill 1t means perfection OF H.
Of hang Of color harmony color contrast which marks
the difference between commonpaceness and distinction
in dress It has given word to the languages OF all ma
tions That word is "chic" Call it 'smartness' if you
will and perhaps it will be clearly and easily un-
derstood.
That the purpose of this store is to show accuracy
of line in every fashionable feature of wonens apparel is
evident in all the models embraced in this Early Fap
Showing. 1t is distinctive.
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HE appointed a democrat to office
is no, a persuasive vote getter for
the republicans.
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iIatuum Zoo i0o d.,. la, Iu.i v,,k
advanced SO au vun,r Another
,auEr Iog woiN ou tHv pSrl ni the
house Witr
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when You want printing phone GSi
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SECOND FLOOR.

New Showing of Bouses in silks that exclusive with
rs Beautiful designs in Soire and Glassae Especially
priced at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Waists in staple coor may be had here
Rloss Of Ceorgee Crepe selected models $3.50 to SIS
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MILLINERY.
Rawak
Gage

This department new with us) announces daily arrivals
of Tailored and Pattern Hats Wells and Ornaments of in
divdual style You personally invited to our mil
Inery department every and any time Competent sales
lady in charge
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SKIRTS.
Priced from S2.s5 up to $4,000

Serges Broadcloths Gaberdines, Satns and Tafet;
The greatest assortment assembled in the state
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SATIN DRESSES

Truly Satin Charmeuse and soft shiny Silks have cap
tured Fashion. Many models shown here. Prices
RANGE from ---- Sl9.75 to SIS 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-03

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-23
GERMAN PRESS DIVIDED
volksleltuna Suspicious, Others
Eagerly Await Result.

AMSTERDAM. Dec 33.--The cot
oEne volkEzeitung views President
Wilson's peace note with suspicion.
according TO dispatches received here
today.
Prom our knowledge OF President
wilson" the newspaper comments,
I'VE can easily picture the kind OF
peace he wants. II he In sincere he
should simply make the entente AS
sent to. the German proposals. and
state their terms at y conference"
other German newspaperE express
ed cagerncsH as to tho outcome of
the Presidents proposals.,
The Berlin Allgemeine zeitung de.
clared:
"In view Of the entento's statement
aud their recent declaration that neu.
tral interference would be consider red
unfriendly, we await eagerly the
cntonte's attitude ON the Wilson
note"
Anyhow" observed the Vienna
Neufriepress, "tho note will cause the
peace question Ia remain for n con.
siderable time In tho foreground. The
entente powers will be compelled -
discuss reasonable peace, the desire
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-23
P0sToFFIcE CATCHES UP
Outgoing Mail Rush Nearly Ended.
= Earlier Than Last Year.

Joy reigns among the Washington
Postofnce employees.
+ The tremendous amount OF mail that
has been swapping the department
has diminished to n pleasing degree.
The scenes OF rushing and scurrying
about have been acted. A lull in tho
storm OF mail
Practically all of the outgoing mail
has been disposed OF and collections
are nearly normal again.
That this is, however. merely a
breathing spell" II evinced by the
serious congestion OF mails all over
tho. country. according to postoffce
officials. Tons OF Christmas pack.
ages are lying on sidotracks, there
being no available cars for It's trans.
portation. No difficulty In expected
I'm proper handling OF this mail at the
local office, since n sufficient number
of men Is available TO care for large.
ly increased incoming mail, because
the outgoing mail has been practically
brought up to date.
sshinste. Mail. Early.
A marked decrease, chiefly due to
the mail early" campaign, I'm the
amount OF outgoing mail handled. IL
easily noticeable. even TO the initiated.
From statistics furnished at the Of.
fice, II will be seen that Washington
has co-operated with the Government
for Increased benefits to both.
on December ~ and - OF last year
the receipts OF the two days totaied
$4,000. The total receipts for the
corresponding days or this year are