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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
MORTGAGES.
with name ana address of lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.

win name ana address OF lendet ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth 49,
Msyel to # Emisran, Ind cav p.ni e
's%s;T; q! AZ. 5. sn "a %:T 70
i.s.soc, y... p c Mar 20; atty, T,%
w. ~ E.., side. ''
East Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
iioth sts)
Eth 1.A Av 10 Really asset, va e: III s~ a.,
'TT T' ST 'P is 'l.R,.,os John A .sssS
due as per bond, atty C, liz
WEST Esd ~ ~, " cor ssh - iSa q
20 samuel Borchsrdt a4s " ss,h A.
Mar 25' yrs p c. atty l. Go dsS
7Tu Az, N cor cathedral Parkway,
ToiixIoo-- ODDS Constr co to John =
Cram ? ssth It. e, al. MAJ. 20; dn.
tManhattan Island, north Of iicth A.!
iamsbure Land CO to Louis Levy and ano
,s ri c s4 "a Fst1 Roy III av
Jennie and Florence Bermlnwham to
Martha x Hardness, 1894 9Th av. Mar 25,
due Mar !, 1917, e; atty. T Acker;
sTH Az, 26Se--I,ouis Gund to Geo Ehret.
1877 PARK av, demand. c, Mar 80;
atty E Burghard, III Bway. So 400
SAME PROPERTi-Same to ny Mangel.
1877 W 1924 at, pr mtgs $500, Install
CD c. Mar rs. atty, same. W. 500
Bvonx.
thorough OF The Bronx
i72D ST. W =. $50 . Boston I'd, aooxioo, deed
recorded as mtEs to secure creditors
claims, &c, mtse Iax paid S7b---3ols Realty
4 Construction Co to Samuele Carucci ct
al. trus. Sal E 1880 st. Feb Is; attys,
Morrison 4 8. s2O Bway. ...,.,,.....,ei
PELHAM AN, 80 cor Bathsate az. %
Ncwburgh. Y. Mar II, due. Gc, as Per
bond. atty. Hards. rs Broad y ~, 900
wOODYCREsT Az, s77. g. 25,2xil6s-
Henry = Clarke to Schuyler Schlenolin.
IFS u 2ist at, pr mtgs $4,000. Dec 30.
1911. ". g; atty u CO. ~
LoTs is. map Mary j Radwsy.,.a:s II
Wiisur TO Oscar Msthiessen. SO? p l60th
st, Mar .s yrs. . c. atty, 60;
cRoToNH PARK 70, 1858 ~. sos.is.iSs
buckingham Hotel, 81 I.oai. Nc, Mar $S
yrs. c; sttys Arrowsmith 4 p
pAvrpsoN Av. ..s4s.5s. 7sxioSw
Mtge 90, 1aot linton ay. pr mtgs el1.50e
Mar at. due June %, 1919. Q; sttys
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ADvERrJsEMENT.
ApVERrIsEMENr.
WEATHER FORECAST

Probably rain to-day, pavements will be
wet, causing autos to skid dangerously if their
tires are not equipped with Weed Anti-Skd
Chains. They absolutely prevent skidding.
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BrOnl
lBorouEh of The RronxD


I. map 50 ws.hins.onvine' :ssioo"
iisa " 81 N Mar a; atty, N"p'' L 20 zSei a
2o6 Bway ................. ............u
rnaAM sST B H.Y. =. ~ i.
r Ryan. so' W s?d st, Mar II. atty. az:
i.oTH ST. III L. n 8, i71ioo.Eaw 81
hlssandsr Sy, Feb 20, mtg $500 at:y
FOX ST. ,is.e.. :5rieo-R.n, Mandoiox,,.
e, al TO Louis siesei, esq Home At: Mar
TIFFANY ST. s.i .o,,oo Henry
Nov -, las; ATTY scSrisr 81
rIFFAxy ST. az, = !. .c,ice-s.r.h k..s
ne se' I'M srGoh a. Mar u a gS,, an ,Ss
50 Wal st Mar IS a''ys. OTIS :.
KAroNNH Az .s25 cor 2s7,h =,
25xs5-central M,se co TO Nerio Land
CO 50 WEI - st,y' zane 40 90. zoo
stani 20 Ger,rude .Gisseyery " i.;.a 90
Mehaci J LSnsh to Anh Lyman sls
IN ~ Mar "a atty, Jos Mitchell,
ls51TSH ST 4, 3 i:s So Bivd. .s.icGOw
y ian, =: Mar ss aitys 4 4 I
10 5Ngs.llNNO-Abraham DWorsky 70
Il; ai,ys sirsa.. q p, Beslman 5, 100
2t6N9til-Hais Realty Co Inc, Il, Paul
Zguris ia Av c. Mar >. mtg $4,000;
atty. r q a T Co ia Bway, 400
MISfoRD p. l.sS. W > issxioosisss
wskeneid, 5c.io,.Wm : Lsninsn. u
90 Thomas McGoldrick. 36s McDonough
Msnaelbaum Bro., 80 Waii st...,,,,- 800
80 Az cor ~ Pauls pl t7%xloox2sx
lo9.e--John o'Brien TO Frances v Melis,
IS Charlton st, Mar IS. mtg $3.50;
issTa sr. ..saos L, ~ Is i.ios.1S.looii
Jos Harold TO Eugene Coler, 1859
sterling .pi bklyn, Mar ?s mtg $4,000:
atty. \ Y T Ins Co. 1875 Bway ...... 400
CONCORD Az. ., part lot 49, map VIII
tor, .Sc.Martin, J Farley TO Ella Koran:
<9s ISoth ct, Jan 81, 1919. atty, VIM N
Hysdyk IS Montgomery St Jsr.ey
LoSGwooD Az II. ?is " Garrison av,
sbsy67 io.-Denis Quinn. ret. TO Margaret
Dimond isf 7th av, mtg $50 Feb "a
atty, 7. g Co. as Bway. 5000
uTloN AZ; NM Ehl ,".o s,van.o !
ST. Mar rs; mtg $500; same atty 400
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TRANsAcTloNs RECORDED.
TRANsFEUN,

TRANSFERS.
with, with name and sddre.. q owner ana
ars. PARTY 81 G sesons n par, omitted .'
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
NORFOLK ST. iti. W g. 2sxioo--Jacob
is,;h st; mig 5000 Feb y: st;y' AZ
isc-Mes dcldbsrs to Dora Goldberg. $50
W iiIth g., Mar 20; sttys Rosansky q,
sri Av' IT, o 'isstj'i.Eilswc,rr,h J
Heaiy. ref. to Anne d Thomson, 81 Ave
W MsGsT rs5' Al F, wa Mar M atty, GsS
Az Bhp =. cor stu Il, sossss-Huso R:s ie
GO 60. $50 80 Ri Ml y Lsdsr'f. IS Az p. %ssss
EAST Of Fifth sy. between Fourteenth and
li0th sts)
i.aoci IL H.dden s.' to siis. i Do~n, a az
,os !H r. Co. ,4 IL hFTs sS .v ss.loo;e
Chas II smith. skr to jos saizman. 2i2
stsseS az" ss p Msn;a! M.r ps si,y
west Of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
10Th sts)
''FM Tr ' cha! s's A. !,
n e. . sas' Mossfs f as'su; s.a
''E$ 4, si.s a.: Nan Nan :slii.sS:.:
SANE f fR S5lsf5s Ms ho..nsiam y
SANE ' Pho s. er ss"s orr q
Bank OF Rockville Centre. l. 1. ali liens,
SAME PRopERri%same a. s ext jacob II II
H sn. ss,r. o,, TO same ms O:Go al a.,
sTH AZ. S cory aith st. ssi, -joh hGsoD
~ Fys q; mtg 'aSsoeoc: G ss;s. y l,s =
'oT Tl, ST' q ESQ " ION an, ;;.,oSs.
,.sr' Birkhahn;, Is William :, il5 900
':P MesS S' ,s ,h rs s 70 M ,sHlS'
= so,h ., mise 'ss'ocd' Mar IS; s." ..X,
sAME rRoPERTYoT j Mui,n to r fnoS
McL:aushlin' so sSd St mtse o.? 400
sherman :. 70 Runiln: R. s'sS' and e"n..-
CO. so > S' s,,I ay m;se si,s;o Mar ia
7oiisioo-John : cram :, al 10 Old.
Cons,, co, s2o B~ay, Mar =. atty. T o co,
SAME Property - charlotte 4 " 6
Fowler TO same Mar 80 same atty ."ise
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
ID Az. 2s2i and 2S2s n W cor iie,h st
,s,S S,SS ,0 li.th st, ~ and 2" E
ATTY, ~ J krln.ky. as Bway ...,. ii
Williamsburg Land 90. iTs 9th st.
,.i gsyn ~ Mar sane .so atty ~
GustaN~ l. c hermann to Ks,h W
H"nszey. Of Queens mtge 5000. Mar
= address 90. 4 o box 1911. New York
EDGECOMRE Az. " $ s35 iiSth n,
tosloos irrsg-centrsl Development co 70
Annie y Chardavoyne. Chester. j all
liens, Mar IL. sttys. Weschler kohn.
PLOT :. map Fort Washington and Burna
Vista syndiestes--Jaeob silverstein. ref
to Ardolas Co 23S Bway. Mar 2s sttys
Douglas, a 4 Nee, ?S3 Bway. 800. $1,000
AUDUBON Az W cor 1874 IT. 5t.itE
Isaac Heller. ref. TO Hudson Trust
Co, i<ii Bway. Mar IS; atty. q Co,
l1s Bway ................ ..........N $500
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
An PM A.
sun rises 5Is sun acts si5 Moon sets.. ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
s.noyHx. SOS Go, island 50 He'll G.u.. los
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AN AN An
SandyHk ?:O4 Gov Island 20 He'll Oats.. -
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with name and address Of owner and
attorney. IL attorneys name 10 omitted Ad-
dress party OF second part)
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

ARE YOU GOING TO LOS AN geles?-I will be away for the summer and wish to rent my home. Artistic and attractive, nine rooms. screened sleeping porch, piano, garage and beau- tiful grounds. Situated in high south western section, where you get the ocean breeze, only twenty minutes from Broadway. Rent $75.00 per month to responsible parties. Address Bert Campbell. Title -Insurance-Tr bldg. Los Angeles. IL
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more eusteiners than yeu SAn.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

SWINGING SEATS and porch fuFni- ture, made to order at the Bids-A-Wes' Mission Furniture Shop. Phone SS4t. 18th St. 6l
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
For Sale Miscellaneous

THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES, 3 cents lb. delivered in $l00 lots or more cents at ranch. G. c. Dull. Phone 4J2. u
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
For Rent Furnished

TWO screen houses for patching and 1 screen room. 906 East Pierce St. db
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
For Sale-HouseS

s~~~>~~~s~~.~~~~~s~~~~ FOR SALE-Brand new modern A. room srame bungalow and 1-2 acre, north east; would be fine little chick en ranch only $500; $50 cash; s20 month on bal; why pay rent Ask Dibble. Sid Henry's office, Is N 1st Ave. ds $50 to sl00 CASH buys any of these bargains
 Corner lot Groom double house, ex- ;ra nice shade, price $1100.
 Corner lot one room house east part SAYS.
 i-room house. shade, N. E., s1250.
 S-room house, $500. only s15 down. These are real bargains. Look at them Monday. Phone for appointment No numbers given on phone.
 H. E. GROOM, Noll Bldg. db
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

ONE VERY DESIRABLE 4-room
 furnished apartment. including screen room. in new house. 1929 East Adams
 St.. one block from car line. Owner
 1927 East Adams St Phone s07l. If
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

REWARD $300-Lost clergy R. R. permit book, signed John Xiv. Finder please return to Charley Woodark. Plaza barber shop, 132k Washington St. ds
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS in brick house. large screen porch, gas, bath, toilet, electric lights, water. tel- ephone, $15.5O per month. SO9 South Montezuma Ave. between and 4th Ave br
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
CLASS SIFIfD.
 WANT ADVERTISING One Cent a Word
Auctions

AUCTION SALE-Wednesday, July =. az miles west of Five Points on the Yuma road, commencing at 10:30 sharp. Having decided to dispose of Eny entire dairy herd, will sell on the above date 70 head fine dairy COWS, Durham. Holstein and Jerseys, fresh and coming fresh. Free lunch at noon. Plenty Of shade and ice water. Terms Of sale, cash. A RICHARDSON, Own CT. c. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer. c. A WHITFIELD, Clerk. dd
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

FOR RENT-Small furnished mod ern house. 1915 w. Adams St. dp
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five acres sandy loam. one half in alfalfa, balance in fruit, five-room brick house, class "A" water, one-half mile off North Center. Will take good auto as first payment
 ST CLAIR REALTY co.
 IS SOUTH CENTER AVE.
 PHONE 1138 db
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-06

49,
This reminds me Of the actions Of muSkrat He
builds the doorway to bis home from the very bottom
the top; then the doorway always open
In It is very convenient. but-Who Wants to be 4
muskrat? Perhaps under those conditions the boys
girls do not desire to get away from hOme but would
ours live under the same conditions? And who
is to carry this message to these people? Who is to tell
the boys and girls how to live better life? It must pc
all of you! We can hold meetings like this but we
can't get the people to attend There are homes where
the mother has probably attended meeting in thirty
years. She would not know how to act. Someone must
carry the message to these people, The time is coming
when there will be Lady Visitor go to the homes Of
the peopeand these will necessarily be in the count
try. The time is coming when she will 60 to the homes
just as the County Agricultural Agent gOes-tO help
make financial the farm.
''The time has come to take up the problem of
better homes for the country do not know whether we
quite ready for this yet is not for to but
the time is here talk about such things. We must
prepare seed bed for the future in which expect
grow the fruit of better living conditions in homes
We are willing to admit that do not want girls tc
stay on the farm and play losing game do not want
them live in homes that notidea; do ask
them to live in place like this man-bu again say
you 'who is going to carry this message and who il
going solve these problems? 1t is you, and you,
you'll
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-06

Senator J. T. ElweI, of Minneapolis, has announced
himself candidate for the Republican nominations for
governor He will be very unimportant factor In the
campaign
The Elwen good roads law, says Senator Elwen in his
has stood the test of the courts and
eve doing for roads in this than all other
laws passed up to this time. Such faith is beautifully
interesting As matter of fact the only practical and
comprehensive road law this state has is the Dunn road
law The Elwe road law has been found useful in only
few isolated instances does not conditions and
not workable in the state a whole
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-06
che DeEavoI

Cream Separator skins for them all satisfactorily
aI all
customer and price reduced from last Call them
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
WHEN THE TIRED
 MOTHER GIVES OUT
What Then?-The Family Suf- fers, the Poor Mothers Suf- fer-MrS. Becker Meets This Distressing Situation.

Collinsville, III. -"l suffered from a nervous break down and terrible head aches, and was tired all over, totally worn out and too discouraged to enjoy life. but as l had four in family and sometimes eight or nine boarders, kept on working despite my suffering.
 .. 1 saw Vinol advertised and decided to try it. and within two weeks noticed a decided improvement in my condition and now am a we'll woman Mrs. ANA BECKER, Colinsville, Ill.
 There are hundreds of nervous, run down. overworked women in this vicinity who are hardly able to drag around and who We are sure would be wonderfully benefited by Vinol as Mrs. Becker was.
 The reason Vinol is so successful in building up health and strength in such cases is because 1t combines the medici- nal tissue building and curative elements of cod's livers together with the blood making, strengthening properties of tonic iron. We ask every weak, ner- yous. rundown man or woman m this vicinity to try bottle of Ninoi on our guarantee to return their money Ii IL fails to benefit.
 J.F. Donahue Druggist, Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
HEALTH RULES
Adopted by the School Board
For Town of Putnam School Department


 Any child whose symptoms seem 10 indicate the beginning of some conta- gious or infectious disease shall be promptly excluded from school by the teacher. shall be the teachers duty b immediately advise the supeTin- tendent of schools Of such action.
 No person who is suffering from whOoping cough, mumps, chicken pox, or any contagious disease shall be permitted 10 attend any public school Of this town.
 No person living in a family where there Is a case of measles shall be per mitted to attend any public school of this town for two weeks from the be- ginning 0f the last case.
 No person living in house where there is a person sick with small pox, scarlet fever, infantile paralysis, dIph iheria or mem braneous croup shall be permitted 10 attend any public school of this town until the quarantine has been removed from the house by the health officer.
 No teacher in any public school of this town, \ no has knowledge of such ease, shat admit a person from the house in which there Is or has been a ease of small poS, scarlet fever, infan- tie paralysis, diPatheFia, or membra. neous efoap or whe is or has been liv. ing in a family where there is or has been q case Of measles. without per init from the superintendent Of schools.
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18

vour home and cleaning Made practical efficient and economical HOUSE USE The SWEEPER VAC tells what combination of carpet sweeper and cleaner The SWFEPERVAC COMBINATION includes two itself Although the carpet sweeper and the vacuum cleaner can independently they will generally be se in combinations carpet small enough to rest under M cleaner along the tme each doing cleaner, by its srcon Will re move from cupu quart solid dirt from large ln two
 minutes after it has cleaned The little carpet at the especially constructed brush will pcy m ali threads lint This combination SWEEPERVAC costs
 releases from ther drudgerk
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
lrl K. Hicks 1915 Almanac

The Rev. lrl k. Hicks Almanac, now ready, grows more popular and useful with each passing year. It is fixed necessity in homes, shops and com mercial establishments all over this continent This famous and valuable year book on astronomy, stoims, weather and earthquakes should be in every home and office. Professor Hicks completes this best issue of his great Almanac al the close of his sev' entieih year. The Almanac will be mailed for B cents. The Rev. irl R.. Hicks fine Magazine, Word and Works, is sent one year, with copy of his Almanac, for only sl. Send for them 10 Word and Works Publishing Company, S40l Franklin Ave, St. Lolis, Mo. You will never regret your investment. Try il for 1915. adv
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
Sl0u Reward Sl0c

The readers of this paper wall be pleased 10 learn that there Is al least one dreaded disease that science hss been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrn. Halls Cstarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known 10 the medical fraternity. Cstsrrh being & constitutton- al disease, requires constitutional treat ment. Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken in ternaliy, acting directly upoL the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength ay building up the constitution and as. sisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith In its curative powers that they offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that it fails 10 cure. Send for list of testinopials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY < CO, role- do, 0.
 Sold by ali Druggists, 75e.
 Take hall's Family Pills for eonstipa- ion. aiT.
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18

Heavy, in.p pure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, headaches, nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale and siekly. For pure blood, sound digestion, use Burdoek Blood Bitters Sl at all stores. adv
 For mild, easy action of the bow els, try Deans Regulets, modern lax alive. 25c at all stores. adv
 For any itching skin trouble, piles, eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald head, herpes, seabies. Doan's Oint- ment Is highly recommended. 5Oe a box at all stores adv
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
Advent Christian Church

Sunday service, morning service al l0.80 Sunday school at noon, evening service at ! Q clock
 Prayer meeting Thursday evening al | 20.
 Rev. MT. Stones subject for Sunday morning will be "A Pertinent Ques- ton.
 In the evening, "Reminiscenees from the Life of Whitfield
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18

Bandages from Delta Alpha class.
 Absorbent cotton from Mrs. L. B. Durfee.
 Absorbent cotton from :. Nikoloti.
 Ladies having finished knitting sr- tieles, bandage or sings kindly leave at Salvation Army room after Xmas or with Mrs. S. Nikolotf, School street, as soon as possible. Over 5000 yards of bandages are ready to be sent and 200 slings, besides knitted scarfs and wristers. These articles will be sent to the Red Cross for distribution and later on box of skirts, blouses, ,shawls, etc., will be ready for the Belgians. Any person having new cloth or slightly worn shoes or clothing which they wish to send to these people may leave such articles at Salvation Army room after Christmas and they will be sent at the expense Of the War Relief \ ssociatior. Yarns may be obtained al the Peoples Store free for the mak- ing of wfisters and scarfs.
 It is hoped that many ladies will offer their services for cutting, sewing and knitting that all may have part in alleviating the misery caused by the terrible war in Europe.
 Boy Scouts helped in passing flyers for the mass meeting and their services were greatly appreciated.
 A meeting of the officers of the asso- citation was held at the municipal building Dec 18th to discuss plans for the winter work. J. G. Johnson John Byrne, Isaac Caampeau, Arthur Mac donald and II Meinkin were elected as a finance committee.
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
New Books Added to Public Library

Germany and Next War, Bernhnrdi Germany and England Ceamb The War in Europe Hart The Port of Hamburg Clapp A Ear Journey
 f;ideon,s Rank Gable Della Blanchflower Ward Personality Plas Ferber Saturdays Child Norris Big Tremain Van Norsl Kent Knowles, "QuahaugH Lincoln Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky A Soldier of the Legion Williamson A Child Went Forth Pawlowska From the Log of the Nalsa Bennett The College Course Fitch Every Mans Garden Every Week
 Selden Dr. Montessor s Own Handbook Men Around the Kaiser Vile Secrets of the German War Office
 Graves Tents of Night Findlager Sweet Apple Cove Van Shalek The House Bordeaux The Laughing Cavalier Ofenzy Teeth of Tiger LaBlanc The New Clarion Harben Fairmount Quartet Baker The Lucky Stone Brown Adding Years 10 Your Life Williams The Hands of Esau Deland The Call of the East Fraser The Rise of Jennie Cushing Watts The Sealed Valley tootner The Witch Johnston His Royal Happiness Cetes For the Allison Honor BendlosS Hoof and Claw Roberts Briefs for Debates
 Both S des of 100 Public Cues ons lntercoiitsiate Debates Pearson Pieces lor Every Occasion Leltoa Poems el American History Stevenson American History by American Poets Literary BfeVitles
 Cross Ttaile Whitaker North of Fifty Three sinclair Return ul the Prodigal Sinclair
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18

heslth. The brief afternoon session re- quires the return to school of many pupils who have little or no class work lefI to do. The time is toe short Tor any of the pupils Co get well into the spirit of the work before dismissal. l recommend the trial of a continuous session arrangement, from to l o'clock, to go into effect when tn school opens Jan. 1, after the Christ mas vocation.
 In making this recommendation | do not wish to seem 10 be departing from the opinion which l have ex. pressed to many of you before, that a well balanced two session arrange ment for any school is to be preferred to one session plan. When il is pos sibIe to have two sessions Of about even length, with generous noon hour, 1t is always preferable to a continuous session plan. The school work is well balanced, and the pupils are able 10 have substantial meal at the time when the monday meal is usually be- ing served, an arrange which fur thers both the health Of the child and the convenience Of the family. My recommendation is based upon the realization that B we'll balanced two session plan is impossible at our High school, and upon the conviction that q continuous session arrangement will be an improvement over the present hours.
 Respectfully submitted,
 N endell A. Mowry,
 Superintendent of Schools.
 The above report was read at meet ing of the school board Monday even ing. IL was voted to have lights put in the corridors Of the smith street school and q teachers room fitted up and lighted.
 It was voted to try the one session plan recommended for the High school and 10 adopt the change in sessions at the Israel Putnam school.
 Noleu tuht du clectIiC heht oc Put over each sewing machine at the High school; that schools be dismissed at noon the day before Christmas to al- low teachers and pupils to catch trainsi that letter of thanks be sent William Beach Omsted of Pomfret School for the gymnasium apparatus donated; and that the apparatus be installed in the gym,
 While the matter was not voted upon 1t was the opinion Of the board that the matter of the three grades of the grammar school having a course in the State Trade School be discretionary rather than mandatory.
Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
W ar Relief Association
Work Progressing Satisfactorily

The War Relief Association Of Put. nam wishes to thank the following donors for money and material which have already been given for their work:
 Assawaga Company, DayyiIle. Danielson Cotton Company, Daniel. son.
 Plainfeld Woolen Company, Cen tral Village.
 Central Worsted Company, Central Village.