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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
DIED

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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25

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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
BUGBEE'S MILLINERY DEPART.
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The millinery department at che Basoee store ls nov open and ready fer fs.l] trale Mrs. Curtis is in charge a=ala thiS season and will 5e glad to see old customers az1 zex Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25

4 reporter who wrote story about man being rendered uncon- selous by falling against an iron pil- lar, said No sooner had his head touched the pillar than he was asleep.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
GLADYS GILL COMMITTED

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EPIDEMIC IS
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Only 109 Cases Reported For Past Seven Days, Compared to 174 the Previous Week.
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There have been only lQ9 eases at inslea1a repa--e5 te health es6ess ? 4 Garsaer a1r5r- tHs .a<s seeea days as pared . IT. cases -He preaous seven days. aas % i1s eases ln sae 5rSt i've Taz rspa-. seems encouraging Only one ase.- was reported the pass week
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE

4 few very desirable house loe sa Grove and King streets at . reasone- ble price and easy payments, s5o,Se down and 5000 per month. Con 2 first and get your pick Inquire ef NELSON KING. 153 Grove street.
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FOR SALE

The cottage hoo-e and barn ss 1roFe street Putsam. sIth Iayce gsrc and garden, owned by Ars. PBts A. Chandler and formerly ovne3 nv 4 n. r. Rowe Inquire Of JOHN F CARPENTER, Attorney-at-Law
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
WEDNESDAY SESSUE HATANAWA
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25

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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
NOTICE

Whereas, my wife. Mary Mayo. has left my bed and board, this Is to give notice that l will pay no bills of her contracting after this date
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
FOR SALE CHEAP
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Il small tenement at I5 Lyon stre- Apply to MRS P ?. CHASE
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25

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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
TENEMENT TO RENT

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WANTED
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
AUCTIONEER

Wanted-Everybody to know J. E Talbot is g Graduated AQctioaeer ane will ge you the highest prices fe, tour goods Just give him q trial ar. be convinced. Residence. POS Grove St.. Putnam. Conn. Tel S9-5. I3-3s
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25

Entered as Second Glass Matter at the Postaf1iee at Yu--arz. Conn. ae- eording to The Aes ef Congress.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS per nserton-2se sub.equent Insertion

Clearing Something to Dispose Of and These Wishing Acquire Somehing Employee; It Brings Buyer and Seller
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25

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BULL PUPS FOR SALE

Four months old bull pups for sale Apply to MRS. H D. COYELL- Pera- Fret Landing Conn Phone 256-2.
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4 WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER
 EIGHT PAGES
MACDONALD & WILLIAMS

PRoPRIEToRs
The Washington times., 1918-01-12
z SOLONS BLAMED
BY DENMAN FOR
/, us. LOSS OF SHIPS

FIatIy charging that the loss OF
more than fifteen large ships to the
American flag was due to at least
two members OF Congress-" William
Denman of San Francisco today de-
inanded that the Commerce Commit
tee Of the Senate hear his story OF
why the program OF the shipping
board has failed.
Loss of these vessels, Denman says,
is responsible for the present coal
famine in Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia
Denman wants to tell his story in
public, he says. and claims il will
show that neither he nor General
Goethsls lost the country a, single
steel ship. His letter TO Senator
Fletcher, chairman of the committee,
is as follows, in part:
II will show that no loss OF any
ships from the flag arose through any
act or omission OF either General
Goethals OF myself, but. on the con-
trary. that I was one of the active par
Elephants In saving over a million
tons OF vessels to the American flag.
u will show that IL is true that
more than fifteen large steel ships
were lost to the flag, and will place
the blame where II beiOnBs- Inis ooes
not concern General Goethals, but
does concern at least two members Of
Congress, who should participate in
its responsibility.
81 will show the relationship be-
tween the loss OF these vessels and
the shortage of fuel and coal In our
larger cities, particularly Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia.
"I will show that, despite the
ability shown by the present board
in carrying out policies. the grave
shortage OF tonnage now existing will
probably increase instead Of decrease
during the current year.
81 shall urge the Shipping Board
to conceive our shipbuilding policy
as General Goethals finally came TO
express il over his signature in the
month Of July. He said we must
build all the wooden ships and all the
steel ships that van be produced.
The Washington times., 1918-01-12
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE Is herrby given that. at a nesting
OF the stockholders OF The Washington
Land and Mortgage Company. a corporation
created and organized under the laws OF tho
state Of West Virginia, held at II O'Clock A.
". I'm the sth day Of January. ISIS. the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED. nrst. That the Washington
Land and Mortgage Company. a corporation
created and organized under the laws OF the
state Of West Virginia. does hereby discon-
tinue business as a corporation and surreud-
ers TO said State its charter and corporate
franchises. The board Of directors will pro
cecil to convert the property. chooses In nc
,io, and all assets Of this corporation into
ca III and psy of and discharge all its deh,s,
liabilities and obligations: and after fully dis
chsrsint. all such debts, liabilities ard obi
EaIOns divide the remainder among tha
stockholders pro rata with their several hold
lnGs Of stock but such payment shall b
made to any stockholder until after the pub
cation of the notice hereinafter provided
this corporation cause notice Of the adoption
OF the foregoing resolution to be published
in some newspaper Of general circulation.
published near the principal office place
Of busineSs Of this corporation. once a week
for four successive weeks. and that he Ger
tIfv these resolutions to the secretary Of
state Of tie state Of West Virginia. and de-
Iication OF said notice. a. provided by law.
Given under my hard this Sth day OF Janu-
AIRY. 1918. CHARLES r. BURHANS.
President OF said Corporation
Attest: VA. 5. 0UINTER, Secretary. liz
The Washington times., 1918-01-12
Marriage LIcennea.

Daniel Alloy sius Hurd. 25 and Mabel Cham
pion, .. both OF Washington, ID. c. The
Rev William A. Cahill.
Joseph Levy. 22 Of Baltimore Nd, and Anna
HohberEer. 20. Of Annapolis. Md. The Rev.
g. Silverstone.
:. Anderson Leonard. -. OF Pensacola. Fla.
and Rosa K. GalW. =. Of Norfolk. Va. The
Rev. John T. Whelan.
william Troy Seibert. o. OF Chicago. ILL.,.
and Ardath DOrothea Mish!er. Z. OF Garth
age. Ill The Rev. Samuel T. Nicholas.
Axel z. Anderson. =. Of Camp MeiEs. d. c.,
and Inger Caroline Jensen. 3. OF Philadel-
phia, Pa. The Rev. II. Schroeder.
Lawrence AloysiuS McVeiEh. .. of Brooklyn.
y. Z, and Lillian OdelIa Nelson q Of Er-
vine, Mass. The Rev. John l. Barrett
Henry Z. Kaldenhach. 90 OF LRndover. Nd.
and Petronela Bremen. ~. OF Baltimore
Md. The Rev. p. IL Hardin
Oscar N. Luck. q. and Edith NJ. Cole. -
both Of Richmond. Va. The Rev. John f.
Briggs.
Lloyd @. Pray g.. and Lucille CogsweIl "a.
both Of Washington, d. c. The Rev. Janes
l. Gordon.
Joseph A. Burns, -. OF Butte. Mon. and L.
&. The Rev. N. J. Riordan.
Earl T Saper. ., and Ethel Elizabeth Ma
Euire, 10. both Of Washington. ID. c. The
Rev Thomas u. Williams.
Daniel II. Collier. -. Of Rochester, y Y
and Harriet W. Morsell. d OF Washington
D. c. The Rev. Andrew B. Bird.
p. Bailey. 30. and Mary r. Wood. =. The
Rev. J. j. O'Connor.
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Vital Records.
BIrthA.

The following births were reported Il
the Health Department in the last twen
ty-four hours:
sam and Carolina Zolotrow. girl.
William H. and Eva r. Wright. boy.
Archie ID. and Grace I. Sartwell. boy.
Otto r. and Mamie Scheilin girl.
Myer and Freda Siegai. boy.
David and Rebecca Shainbloom. boy.
Frederick and Isabel Stanley. boy.
Isadore and Jennie B. Meyrowitz, boy.
James and Christie V. Mcintyre, boy.
Isaoors and GOldie Leatherman, boy.
Melville and AargRrrt Fisher, boy.
Louis and Jessie Dashiell. boy.
tlaud c. and Edna A. Bowers. girl.
Martin A. and Elizabeth L. Byrnes, boy.
Archie and Annie Toliver. boy.
James and Blanche Saunders. girl.
Milton NJ and Lulu Bacon, boy.
Charles and Bessie Brown. boy.
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second Hand Clothing.

wORKINGMEN-The one great advantage
possessed by this house IL the cash 10 buy.
We can pass the value to our fellowmen
whose cash Is limited; that's the hustlers
who keep US busy all the year around; see
some slightly used coats and vests. s. TO s..
JI-STH'S OLD STAND. sls u. liz
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FOR sALE-HoUsES

Corner Bargain
out-ofuogn owner has instructed us
To Sell at 50, 500.
a practically new corner brick. which cost
modern convenieness. CoHveniently located
IN one % the choke. residential sections
northwest. Wnl sell on exceptionally LIBERAL
terms
Near 10th and Mass. Ave. N. e.
Desirable two-st0ry brick. eight rooms and
bath. cellar. and bot-vatsr heat; good lot,
rom for EarSge Entire house IN nice con-
dition. Owner leaving city reason for s1Is.
Price, 81, 500.
Reasonable terms.
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FREIGHT CONGESTION
RELIEVED IN D. c.

Freight congestion in Washington is
almost at an end today. according to
local railway officials. Ample car space
is available in the freight yards, and
the cars are being unloaded as they
come in
Consignments are being moved from
the yards more promptly. the railway
men say. and conditions are better to
day than they have been for weeks.
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JnGr. r. MuIIaIy, Attorney.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF TIVE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-The BiEeloS
varnish Co. a corporation. vs. Helen Lang.
trading as Lang Decorative Shop.-N0. Sioo.
Order OF publication In attachment--rhe
object Of this suit u TO recover the sum Of
SliS 10 with Interest and costs, and to have
Judgment ot condemnation Of certain prop
srty OF the defendant levied on under an
attachment n Issued in this suit % satisfy tho
plaintiffs claim. II Is therefore. this tJh
day Of January. 1918 ordered that the de-
f.ndaat Helen Lang. aPpcar In this court
an or before the twentieth day. exclusive u
SUNDAYS and legal holidays, after the day Of
m. frst publication OF this nrsier. to esfeod
this suit and shoE cause Why Said ro7d-Vn-
nstIous should not be bad: e;hsr~iR 'i.s slIi
viii be proceed,d with - N case % d~faHit.
EDw, r. KINBALI. JsdEs. 4 'In~ rery.
Test: ?. G. AUKAM. Clsfk. BY BlANctIB
HEFF. Asst. Clark aE
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Deaths.

The following deaths were reported to
the Health Department in the last twen-
ty-four hours:
John A. Delaney, years. 10th and Monroe
SIS. n. L.
Mary T. Bennett, q years, lis seston pl.
~. W
John Z. Hurley, 81 years. I2ss Irving st.
n W.
Ernest HHnsborouEh, Il years. Garfield Hos.
Alice V. Mason. 81 years, Georgetown Cni-
versity Hospital.
oeorginA s. Hicks, 4s years. 1872 Sunderland
pl ~. W.
william z. Barbee. s. years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
LOWE r. Mast~n. s. years. =. wsrdman cts
Jennie V. Rosworth. "a years lg7 C 81 y W
James z. BeardEley, IS years. SIS n II. y T.
Joseph Robertson. a. years. Providence Hos.
Randall Carter. 81 years. GARFIELD Hosp
Dorothy Lewis, years. Casualty Hospital
Warren Hall. - years, tuberculosis Hosp
John AcI>ester. = years Wash. ASH Hosp
Caroline johnson. 81 years s BIaEdeu's 81
Louise Owens. years. 553 Kenyon 81 y. W.
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SAYS nine STATES WILL
RATFY DRY ACT IN 'lS

At least nine of the eleven States
whose legislatures will meet this year
are expected to ratify the Federal
prohibition amendment, Z. c. Din
widdie. legislative chief OF the Anti
Saloon League, said today.
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bargain IN MI. fledSanL
Two-story colonial brick. slz rooms, bath.
and cellar hOt-water heat, electric IlKht;
large lot. In good repair.
Price Only $3.50.
Located IN a desirable block west Of isth q.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
n You Do Not Find What Want Columns Phone Main
$3.50 andAsk for MANAGER OF CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Unfurnisked.
Furnished Rooms with Board

E sr NV. 3i2-TTo rooms. with kitchen
80; adults: references. q:
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EDUCATIONAL.

FIRST GRADE Civil Service examiLa tons
jar Is and 10. Departmental Clerks exam.
inatiun Feb 2. Tuition for entire course for
these examinations s.. THE CIVIL SERVICT
PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 9. e. cor. 18th and
+ str. Telephone Franklin eOso. 10
UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY. languages
mathematics. science: all Government eI-
anina lions: moderate.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
81 i2ih -. n. ". 10
FRENCH, ITALIAN. SPANISH LESSONS
Call evenings by appointment. IGIs 18th St
w IL
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EINETY-kcRE farm. hvs miles from- Char
ter: plerIy E00d: on r. =. D.: viii sell -
cay terms or exchange fer d. Q. suburkAn
property Of not les than evO aerea. Apply
= 81 n. ". In