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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-30
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Back to Boyhood
Days
Bv MURIEL BLAIR

forpId." reported DR. Phlletas DeIll'-'
g-r and he tapped his patient
Thomas Maltby. three times and made
) mental note Of a $50 bin for bis adj
vice.
.Humph ~ observed the wealthy old
generally lazy, chg
Worse than laziuess. my friend
responded the notable physician grave
Is. Your late suppers, lack Of e1eF-
Else and tndolent ways generally have
stored your system with poisons-
aThen get rid Of them, " suggested
Thomas.
Nothing but exercise viii Do that
was the serious response
You speak Of exercise, doctor said
Thomas. what do sou mean-soiI'
walking, baths, dieting:
They all help. but you need addl-
tfanaly spur. changed conditions
Get your mind clear as well as your
body See here, did you ever hear u
prof. Septimus Gregg and his great
youthful reorganization system:
II never did" confessed Thomas.
you win come back with your
youth renewed Then If you take my
advice q. married, and home life VIII
do the rest
Thus X was that two mornings iater
Thomas Nlaltby was introduced 70
pref septimus Gregg at the doctor 5
office. He found the latter to be
great. fierce. bearish old fellow.
Tommy Maltby eh:' he spoke.
..Wen. Tommy, if you're ready, todd'e
along with ne I've q few purchases
to make and you can carry the bun
dies.
Thomas stared as the professor en-
tered department store and pur-
chased: ~ half a dozen shootiy kites !;
90 as many bummiug tops CD
dozen bags Of marbles ca a box Of
bubble pipes
You must have a lot of children TO
provide for professor veniured
Thomas
HIM youU soon ind out was the
glun reioinder
When fhey reached a wailed-in coun-
try place at noon that day, Thomas
Maltby wondered If he had entered an
asvlum. A dozen men as old or older
tEan himself greeted their arrival
bo.sterously. Some Of them were bare
footed. All OF them wore knicker-
bockers. They capered around Ike
bows on vacation Eagerly they
scrambled for the doctors purchases.
Then they ho0ted and frisked about
Ike mere Kids. They played marbles,
blew bubbles, spun tops few kites.
Vow, then, make believe you're
boy again. Forget everything for one
month but just that" said the profes-
sor. and Thomas was escorted to a
room with truudle bed and emerged
from it wearing a juvenile costume
Ike the others.
Thomas grinned and then laughed
outright as he got onto the scheme.
lie was to play boy for a month He
was hailed as Tom" on the play
ground
Inside Of a week Thcs4as Maltby had
forgotten tho clab. late dinners and
his automobile. The boys" went fish
inc swimming They pIaved one old
cat roumh,y-neg bi-sny. They got
i. hfg a4netifas
~. .na sida ~ the resort was a
bfob hrIok wan s+roJling near II one
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Start With the Letter IS" o---n

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Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
CHAUTAUoUA's BEST ERA.

With the opening of the big tent tomorrow Chautauqua
will begin again the crowds will pour the country
the surrounding for the annual peasurabe OF the
Oddly enough. Ghauauquas mission
and such has have
e value in the few years There have been three
of It's growth and popularity first the period when little
attractions of kind reached through the larger
part of the excepting the occasional travelling
Then another peri
od when Chautauqua but incident the year period
when excellent theatrical attractions visited Putnam before
night stand became financial mpossiblY This
of national prosperity and equilibrium and Putnam had
share of drama and OF lecturers and through
of the But and the Prices
sky high and the theatre found companies
outside the larger cities The movies became habit they
proved and furnished sufficient the
of those who would be Gradually theatres
devoted to the shadow drama the public would be
entertained found itself comfortably accommodated in the
cinema houses It has remained for Chauauqua vary
the program During the week that coming the guarantors
of the local Chautauqua promise excellent performance
notable farce Nothing But The Truth They provided
several excellent musical by competent
there be famous lecture delivered 10y
reputation for this single lecture alone widespread through
the United States Chauauqua represents something
spite of what gained Ii worthy Of
support entertainment which
the year provides.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
Mr.. HARDING IN CAMP

Over the last weekend every newspaper the country
elaborate dispatches recounng the adventures of the
President while camp Maryland glade in company with
Mr. Frestone prominent tire manufacturer and Henry Ford
them getting publicity. Mr. Edison also
gathering which for the first time years it
understood lacked the of the late John Burroughs
Judging the the enjoyed
Cobb remarked about much privacy gold
fish Al least fun for the photographers who must be
heartily photogra phng the President the smiling
Of thousand and delegations at the White House.
Thanks the camping had Mr. Harding going to his
his bath going fishing in fact in practically activity
except shaving Now that the crop pictures has been fairly
distributed there many readers the
would probably be adverse seeing few views
Harding Of signing the bills which
the long delayed remedies for various
ills his administration has far been extremely
tardy in bringing into being.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
THE IRWIN CASE.

Souherners frequently defense Of the disciplinary
which they against the that Nerheners
understand conditions they the black belt Of
the South That undoubtedly contains deal Of
truth The the North but single element Of d.
versifed population The in the South still mona-
mental problem will take than single century TO
conditions which the ku Kux Khan necessity Those
who recently ared and feahered the Rev Mr. Irwin for
years resident of Pomfre acting in accord with
the tradition violence which the white of the South has
always handled any question the problem 1t Is readily
understood that had Mr. Irwin made the statements attributed
him speedily become undesirable citizen
Yet invitation leave the city would have accomplished
with dignity respect for the Church and its representative
far between the and far less disgust through
the country with the citizens of Miami than the
method which followed Mr. Irwin Inundated
individual but the crime of the Miami outlaws resulted hu
initiation of the Church.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
MORE ABOUT GIVING.

The morning papers Of yesterday contained elaborate
letter by Mr. Louis Tracy writer of distinction Mr. Tracy
seeking funds for the preservation and restoration of Nesmn
Abbey lie declares that America already $780,
900 towards the half million dollar fund which is being raised
for the purposes described Now be that this amount
has been given by British subjects the United States which Is
well and good since Westminster is the shrine of the British
nation But inclined to think that the has been
contributed by wealthy persons these United States whose
of tradition and historic sentiment has been too easily
touched The preservation of Westminster distinctly British
work only wish that in this country could be
full reaching these American contributors with the needs
of living institutions than the Abbeythe hospitals in
city and town. the sick and suffering this particularly trying
summer the eX-servce of job. Charity truly begins
home in the face Of practical sentimental needs
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
COMMUNICATION

Monsieur Patrk putnam
Care on the putnam Patriot
Deer Sur.
ben reed yau papper an de- spesh
ul haru,ie wat yu rite somtam wer
ie Sprrit is move ga on dat eddy
toral, and de Pattee eolum, (which
repuze ~ lie move rietar harris
wat- omeen sam aew play to dc te-
aterl
Now ne. ! ion, rtame TO be ritter.
50 pleese 10 eNea-e T. mistake make
an Dc >pclla beeuse ben 20 8itc .kool
an kant rite on eaas sam
uotise Mr.. patr.k ia papper Is de
pempsie Of Putnam Mat meen 10
>aid Is dat rs lie champion paper IF
Putnam see va ben maxim sum
scoop lately Oats sa. 81 like
But wat Us people, .ont ike is DE-
scoop de putnam wat,a eompa1is IS
make an dem Can sra told ME Nr
Patik what for ne rate Is advanse
twenty five per sent over de- same
pond what furnish dc water OF the
fisa~- AtAAe IaEs ttAsHA HHA ttslsttlNft N.s d
and Re water eumishouerS is not took
me In hes confddance yet, bat no
ma bin for De- water is See mere, and
8 don't get more water Ter y | herd
q surplus S come acamuiatci-m maybe
rs water t0o-4ud dats WhS wish
some edyeaied person IS eNplane 20
as geopl~. wat de- city is ao Wit an dat
money
As Monsieur Eddieson would say
on his puzzel questionarry Wat de
the peoples KAT more out Of the wat
ter work cince de critic has own Il. a.
wat dey rat when il was privat con
sern Ne and de res Of dc people:
don't Ike dis surplus charge
Hopin you are de same. ! remain a,
was.
FRANCOIS CURIEUX.
Putnam. July -
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
MARRIED

SKELToN--At Worth
Ineton. Mass. by Rev y. /. Jones
Leroy C. Mckinney Of Springfield.
Mass, aud Louise VI SHELTON Of
Worthinetou.
MsS0N-H4SkELL-At WortHing-
ten. Mass, b Re- - / Jones.
Stanley Smith Masaa and Ethel
Mag HASKELL. hoth OF Warrington
goLTHOESE-F AIRBR0THER = II
North Grosvenordalc. july 23. by
Justice rereieal r Tourtellotte.
Arthur 3 Dollhouse Of Hartford
and Miss Gertrude $ Fairbroshef
Of Mantle.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
REGISTRARS NOTICE

There will be a session of the Reg
istrars OF Voters for the Town Of
Eastford for the purpose Of perfect
.ne and revising the enrolment list
70 be held at PhoeniXville, Conn. in
the Union Chapel on Friday, Aug 5.
1921. from II o'clock noon until
o'clock r. NJ, and on Friday. August
IL. 1921, session viii be held in the
Town Chapel at Eastford az the same
time above stated
ELIZABETH SMITH
CARO- p. LATHAM
Registrars Of Voters.
Dated at Phoenixville. Conn. this 18th
day Of July, A. d. 1921 1880
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
LOST OR STOLEN

Pass-boo No. 22290 Of Putnam
Savings Bank, Putnam, Conn. All
persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing the same. and any person
having a claim TO said book is hereby
called upon 10 present said claim
within six months from July %. 1921.
or submit to having the book declared
cancelled and new book issued in
lieu thereof. 1881
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
COMMUNICATION

To the Editor Of The Patriot
May commend you on your edit
orial in last weeks Patriot regarding
the ruins Of the Chiekering House I?
They are = blot to the city, especially
located as they are AZ the very en-
trance 10 Putnam Is there no way
in which the city authorities can
force the improvement of such prop
erty?
Yours very truly.
PUTNAMITE.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
BORN

BROWS-At Day Kimbal Hospital.
July IS. son 10 NJ and Mrs Per-
cy Brown Of Danielson.
GILBERT-At Day Kimball Hospital,
July p. son 10 Mr. and Mrs Carl
Gilbert of pomfret Center.
LABELLE-At Day Kimball Hospit-
al Jaly IS, daughter TO Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Labelle Of Danielson.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29

Quite important rounding up automobile drivers
who have the right kind of headlights or who have careless
left their licenses at home the prosecution of the man who
light his headlights legal hour In the early eve
ming when to the average eye there be doubt night
definitely arrived any number swiftly motors
without lights may be encountered highways around
nam That accidents pedestrians as well As motorists
do result from this negligence only happy circumstance
police of the law think would be exceeding
~ beneficial
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE

The Real Estate belonging to the
estate Of the late Christian Kempf
Located on the Senexet Road. "a short
distance from the heart of the city.
This property will be sold at once az
"a decidedly attractive price.
Apply to J. c. Witter, ~ Main S..
Danielson. Conn. agent for Mrs Ma
rietta T Kempf, tExecutrixl 80
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
Friday, Aug. s and IL, 1921

From - noon until P NJ. for the
purpose Of making the caucus enroll
ment 81 the legal voters Of said town
and for the purpose Of making such
changes in the enrolment list last
perfected as are necessary according
20 law
Those who have already registered
are not required 60 do so again IN
less change Of political preference is
desired
Dated "a, Pomfret, CT. July rs,
1927
] FREDERICK ASH,
HOWARD T. WHITE.
80 Registrars
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
SUMMER RESORTS

Clean. pleasant rooms with or
board. 81 the Wortley Cot
tage. facing water. MRS. c. ].
STEELE, Box IS. Sound View, Conn.
2S-30
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
WANTED

Any person who has tired, aching,
burning. itching feet to use Snow
Drop Salve. 25c; works wonders. For
sale at Donahue's and at Burt,s Drug
Stores in Putnam. 30-37t
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
AN AFTERNOON WITH ANATOLE FRANCE

Wait the Of living French Al home ~
foursn"The Of the His -ork
appreciation personality
he quality Of his eonpishments.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
REAPING WORK

II you have any reaping work to be
done cali +29-s. II. A. FOSTER farm,
Putnam. Conn. $3.50.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29

Well ladies, put your furs. The golden rod is out
and winters coming.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE

Roll top writing desk for sale Ad-
dress ARSENE FRAPPIER. North
Grosvenordale 30-3l
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE

Buick 1915. 4 No. i condition 2
spare shoes, new top and newly paint
ed. VIII sell cheap. Tel. 214-t4
S0-32
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
INSURANCE

Automobile Insurance OF all kinds
See J RICHARD CARPENTER,
Agent l2-tf
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
WANTED

An elderly woman as housekeeper
for two adults. No washing or iron
ing. State wages wanted. F.. H.
BIDWELL. u Middle street, Putnam.
Conn. 30-3Ie
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Clearing House For Those Who Something Dispose
OF and Those Wishing Acquire Something; Employer
Employer Brings Buyer Seller Together
WANTED

A place in good American family
for boy who will do chores and other
work in exchange for board 50 that
he may attend Trade School begin
ming September /, 81. CHARLES
K0SS, Ashford, Conn. 3o-SSs
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE

have rooms that are all nicely
furnished; would ike to sch 1t once.
Leaving town Apply PATRIOT Of
fee. so
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A 1919 Overland. VIII sell at rea-
sonahle price. ROBERT B. SUN
MERS, South Woodstock. Conn
est
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
REGISTRARS NOTICE


The Registrars Of Voters Of Wood
stock Will be in session at the Town
Clerks Oaiee or
Friday, August 5 and IL
From y o'clock noon until P. ".
for the purpose Of making caucus en-
roliment Of the legal voters Of said
town. and making such changes in the
enrolment list last perfected as are
necessary according 10 law.
Those who have already registered
are not required 70 do % again IN
less change Of political preference is
desired
n p. HIBBARD.
Y. T wETHERFLI.
Registrars
Dated al Woodstock. Conn. July IS.
1921 1851
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE

Very fine Holstein bull. years
old. Gentle in every way. ". /. Al
pRICH. Tel. 1888. 1851
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
WANTED

Experienced sewers on white wofs-
teds; steady work and good pax Ap-
ply WHITEST0AE MILLS, Daniel
son. Conn. soft
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1921
At O'clock P. NJ.


property consisting Of kitchen fur
niture, stove. tables, chairs. and all
things used in the kitchen, including
tinware. dishes, and all kinds Of cook
ing utensils
4 lot Of silverware. knives, forks,
spoons, dishes, two sideboards, tables.
chairs, lamps, clocks. pictures, cur
tains. and all the necessary things to
make up first-class dining room.
Sitting room furniture consisting
Of center tables, couches, chairs,
lounges, plush chairs. rockers, parlor
stove. one parlor suite, Morris chairs.
two marble top center tables, 9 good
carpets, sewing machine. draperies,
lot Of shelf ornaments. sofa pillows.
and a lot Of other articles not men,
toned that go with a home. two good
oak chamber sets lgood as newt, lot
Of bed quilts. bureaus. commodes.
trunks, pillows. bedding. etc, re-
fr.gerator. lawn mower. wringer.
large wardrobe, lot Of window sash, 8
large oak tables, dressmakers fitting
stand. all the equipment Of a first
class pos;ofiiee, - feet Of iron grill
work. large oak writing desk. oak
wall desks. stools. good labora-
tory. good office chairs. lot Of gal
vanized pipe. lot of mouldinGs. nay
cutter. in fact all my household and
personal goods will be sold To the
highest bidder at this auction
MRS. WI. H. LETTERS.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
FOR SALE

Best English Setter puppies. Phone
Putnam 31s-32. O. H. LATHAM
Eastford, Conn. 1881
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
DIED

pANIELSON-ln P0mfret. July "a.
Jonas Danielson, aged &C years.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
Gard of Thank.

Card OF hanks
We wish 10 thank all our friends
aud neighhors for their kindness and
sympathy in our bereavement, and
also for the many flowers.
MRS. JONAS DANIELS0N
and Family
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-29
J. E TALBOT. AUCTIONEER
Putnam. Conn.
AUCTION
AUCTIONEER

! Viii sell at Public Auction at my
residence. 33 Walnut St, Putnam. on
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

"we will take az our text this morn
ing," announced the absent'mlnded
clergyman. consulting his memoran
DUN, "the sixth and seventh verses
Of the 3ist chapter Of Proverbs"
Never suspecting that his yivac'
ious son and heir had found the mem
orandum In his study ON the previous
night and. knowing that his papa had
composed a sermon celebrating the
increased severity OF dry law enforce.
ment. and dlabolIcally changed the
chapter and verse numerals TO lndi'
cate very different text. the absent
minded clergyman turned to the place
and read aloud these words OF solo
mon.
"Give strong drink unto him that
Is ready 90 perish. and wine unto
those that be OF heavy hearts
set him drink aud forget his past
poverty. aud remember his misery no
more. - New York sun.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

d 80 DOiy end wife. Airs. Ring ana
al rarl drove over 10 Balanced
f.ft sunday
ID g. Iohnston's brother and fam
b from Tein Fails called here on
lnfay eycning
CDulfg superintendent Wolfe and
Prof Werner from Albion State Nor
so 4ere here recently and gave an
nleIlleancc taat 10 our school
Dau DwJef and o G. Johnston
laiind clover this week
THE railroad bonus meeting al Ma
was somewhat 81 failure
Nhle The weather vas somewhat 90
aame We 10 NOT believe that our
9eopie showed the proper enthusiasm
igef q subject Of 10 general interest
4 lafse crpud attended the Hol-
oee'en social given by the woman'a
siab At the school house Saturday
iRbi
a combined Armlatice and Thanks
HNHNNf "|f'f HNt"H - R'tH- bAAHAFH
by the sunday school and viii prob
ably b. hrid on November 20. All
~ soldiers ~ any wars are 10 be
GUESTS of honor This Will be In the
lafufe % home coming. aszo for pre-
ions residents ~ AlarOa. Everyone
an bring o. basket Of lunch and q
,ls feast viii be- had An address
Fni be- given with special reference
10 our soldier boys
Marion Kessler who recently broke
ieI les Is able 70 walk without her
Gordon Diehl and Merton Lyon
we're absent from school Monday ana
tuesday
~ Walker and wife Of Oregon.
blended the funeral OF Mrs 3 r
ia0 kius Tuesday
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
CHEAPEST HOLIDAY IN PARIS
Week n French Capital May Be Passed
Quite Agreesbiy on Sum Of T~en-
ty-Fiye Dollsra

10 you know that Il t. possible .,
spend a see&'s holiday 10 Paris foi
f5f
IL sounds impossible. but II can b
done. says writer IA f0Ddon TIT
Bits.
The e does NOT Include travelling
expenses. for these vary according 10
starting point route and 81 On
n modest bSiel j. chosen the
charge - about 70 francs night
The tourist should adopt the French
habit of having rolls and coffee ion
breakfast ana this should cost him
shout 90 cenfimes day. Luncheon
should b. taken ~ one 0f the numer-
Gus cheap restaurants. where II can
be obtained fOr or . francs
II should BE- noted that there Is
small charge FOR cloth. plates. etc Two
francs Is ample Tor tea and the eve
ming meal should be- slm.lar 10 lunch.
con. The correct time for u Is be-
tween o.i5 and ) 30 Sundry fares
should not amount 10 more man 10
francs.
Altogether Il should cost 1856 francs
Tor food. lodging aud sundry fares.
There are about go francs In Is. ana
90 there remain ~ francs for sight
seeing and extras. This should be am
pie. Tor many Of the most interesting
places Ia Paris. such as the Bots dc
B0ulOgne. the b0uleyards. the world
famed picture galleries and Notre
Dame. that can be seen for nothing.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
N,v.r Hoard o. sunny sid. VI.

Irwin :. Cobb. on a recent south.
ern tour stopped for dinner az ting
railway restaurant IN Mississippi
village.
swell. uncle. what's the hlll-of
fsreT' he asked the aged colored man
who came from the Kitchen 20 look
after him.
st,e bill o.fsre." said the Old mau
am ham, eggs. cehn bread aud
coffee
'erhen IN have ham. egsS corn
bread and eoaee. uncle" said Mr.
Cobb.
The eld walter bowel aud shufiee
out Eut moment later he put hi-
head ihrouxh ne doorway again
~losse he said how " rwlne
have deo exxs blind o. lcokln' ~
yer petrcit Frre Pres~