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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
HOSPITAL ADDITION
NEARS COMPLETION
The contrariors building tn

The contractors building the new
story Oh tn" SOUTHEAST wing of the
North Wheeling hospital on North
Main street hly" completed all the out
side work Thu plas;crrrS are now busy
on the interior and as soon as they
have completed their work tn" ncw
furniture Will bc Installed in ~" new
rooms
this will give the hospital COrsid"rah!"
more room so that they VIII u" ah,"
to takc-care Of more patients. aS x has
been such at different times that they
could not take car" OF any m"r" pa
dents or account Of every ward n the
hospital being full.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
GOING TO VISIT
HOMES IN ITALY

G-rrmla job OF Bridgeport Ohi".
visited the office Of Deputy T. :. court
Clerk Jrhn II. Conrad yesterday AMI
applied Tor Il passport TO visit ItI,y.
Gcrrmia states ne Is going 10 his ma
tive land to vs!: his parents and to-
grt married !Ir intends 70 BRINK his
bride 70 this city.
Joe Porcu Of Yurkvil,c. Ohio. also
apiiied for passport ~ visit Italy
H. ~ going to visit relatives. and
scttl-a up an estate.
Antonio Vuccarinu Of Wheeling. Itai-
iau. made 4 declaration Of HIS intention
To become u citizen lie came here IN
1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
1EpA1R wARwooD AVENUE.

Street Commissioner Cramcr was
busy yesterday repairing ruts and large
holes in Warwood avenue. between
Fourth and Sixth streets. Warwund
Most OF these bad places have bean
caused by IN. continual travel OF large
coal trucks with monster loads from
the mines north Of WIrwoOd 20 the
factories and mills In Wheeling. Tn"
holes are first being filled up with
C:ndr;'S after which tho bricks are re-
lavrd on a cushion Of sand which IS "N-
pcctrd 70 keep the street IN good shape
until tho paving OF this street is start
ed IN the spring Of 1921.
-RJ-Y WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
HOTEL CLERK rEsyurEs

Z prrNOn Uftcn UNrS WOrr EVuI tNdn
ne real z"s who ne tells IL long suffering
friend how to get well !. y. ruh!ll,
clerk Lottic Hotel. Evan"v;lle Ind
writes: For weeks suffered constantly
with pains IN tho muscles Of my th!gh.
was treated ny the doctor for rhcuma-
tsm hu: found no relief. UIOn recon-
mrnda. ion Of a friend tried Foley KID
ncy r!!,s and began 10 &c, relief almost
immediately" Good for backachc. ra"u-
matte pt!nS. st!I JOINTS. sore muscles,
Sold rSe-vwherc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
S3,O00,00D REPORTED LOST
WHEN MAIL CAR IS BURNED

in the burned car came either 20 the
Wheeling postofT!ce yesterday nr pa sS"d
through here on the way East. Tack
ages % letters. in many Instances. were
ONLY partly burned. and At least pcr-
tions Of tho addresses were recognize
able. A lot Of parcel post was de-
Stroycd or damHcad
The exact cause Of the mail car fir"
has not been determined. but Il - said
tina, there seemed % have been snla.
explosion in Il mail sack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-15
NEW BALLAST

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had several cars of gravel distributed
aiu-lG Tho main track yesterday after
noun from tho Wheeling Water Works
- the R!rhiand Goa! mine. THIS track
was recently raised and ~" gravel IS
now h" nC d's'r "utCd So tart i WI!
make ~" road bod more solid |: - uu-
d"rStuOd that "a" entire tracks north Of
WLa"i.nC when Woro T'', -ltlE raised
Will be fixed TIA" sarH" way
Tho company only f"w weeks arN
yG; n now tics H'h S'c". -lilS N
various u'a"cs along -" tracks, ." that
world 10 IN n>r"liout rontitinn So
hat n. trains WI 80 have any
'-ouhl, pa~,inE over ;l..:n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

lis stunt in jurnl virstei de 20
ami. De ce atunci acestui tineret
sal raipesti cunoasterea unui ele-
mentar capitol din asa numita
higiena? De ce in intrunirile lor,
eel carl iubesc muncitorul de ori
ce categorie nu stu sa puma pc
cineva care sa prcdice, adresln
du-se bunulul simt al celor care
asculta, putinele notiuni necesa-
re pentru ca aceasta boala sa nu
immulteasca numarul acelora ca
re III sufletul lor pastreaza nell
nistea 81 teama unui viitor nesi-
CUR?
Fabricile In care tineretul Isl
topeste vlaga pentru face pro
| ductia cit mai abundenta ar pu-
tea afisa notiunlle elementare III
ceea ce priveste hlgiena sexuala
in toate colturile Gu litere cit de
mari 81 in stilul eel mai simplu
pentru ca astfel sd fereasca de
aproape tineretul
| Armata unde tineretul G a.
! dunat spre a prlml lndrumarl
cum sa-si apere tara, ar trebui
sa site ca apararea acestela trc-
bue so faca MI numai i'll contra
uusmanului din afara care sc
lupta GU arma, daro 81 in contra
lnuia neyazut, 81 care face att
de mare rau patriei, drnd naste-
re la atitea vlctrme.
In sfirsit, exponentii cultur'
la safe II ar trebui sa ignorez'
ca sifilisul face adevarate rava
Oil acolo: deci sa incerce a scoi
te din mintea marci multlml, CT
, care sunt in contact. notlunca G.
totul vine de la Dumnezeu. =
caci Domallll nu poate face ran
ci sfinta igiloranta mpreunats
, de complecta desinteresare &c
lor pusi sal lamureasca pc oa
meni, e Zeul care face att d'
numaroase victime pc altarul RI
dicat zeitei Venus.
Consider.nl toate acestea. es
te sau nu O opera soclala ocupl'
: du-te de Stills 81 hal sd zlc 81 IL
boalele venerice? ste sau nu con
, stituita la moi vre-o instltutl
, care. asemenea acelcla pentr'
. profilaxia tuberculozei, sd fac
prin ori ce miiloace. cunoscu
sifilisul. mijloacelc de preven'
- re. indemne la tratament, ct
: Eu nu stu sa existe. Stunt ms
/ sigur de necesitatea lmperioa>
eli. am viziunea blnelul soci'
ce Lar putea proyoca prln pa'f'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
ROMiNIA LA CONFERINTA
PACEI.
= DOMNUL VAIDA VOEVOD
A FACUT o EXPUNERE A
SITUATED.

LYON, p lanuarie. = Gle
menceau, Lloyd George 81 NTH
Sc vor intruni All pcntru e exa-
nina chestiunile diplomatlce i'll
suspensie; dinsii vor asculta pc
domnul Naida Noevod. preselln-
tele consiliului romln intr un ex-
pozcu asupra situatlei i'll Roml-
MIA.
Domnul Millerand va lua par-
te la discutie.
Asia seara va avea loc o noua
confcrinta Gu prfvire la regnia-
rea chestiunei Adriaticei. dac;'
raspunsul jugo-slav la propune-
rea Italiei va sosi Ia Paris.
,ViitOrui").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
I n v I T A r E !.

Societatea romina de ajutor sl
cultura ,.Lumina 81 Progresul
Romin'' din Woodlawn. Pa. d
re onoarea a invita- pc toate su-
rorile societati, cluburi 81 pa
rochii, precum 81 pc totl fratil
Romini din loc 81 din jur a lua
parte la Petrecerea Gu Dams, ca
re va avea loc Simbata seara, 2l
Februarie 1920. in hala socleta-
til din 40 Klehl Street.
1nceputul Va fl la orele 1.3D
p. IN. 81 va dura pima la orele l..
din noapte.
O orchestra din loc va distra
onoratul public asistent GU cele
mai frumoase arii de dams.
Bufetul Va fl asortat Gu tot
felul de bauturi.
In speranta ca la sus nnmlta
Petrecere vom ii onorati cu pre-
zenta tuturor fratilor Romlni
din loc 81 din jur. pima la Until
nire am ramas salutindu-va ca
adevarata dragoste frateasca.
in numele societatii ,.Lum;na
81 Prograsul Romin'' din Wood
lawn, Pa:
Ccmltetul araniator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
DIR. BANCIU,
de la clinica boalelor de piele 81
stills.
(,,Dacia")
p0s1A REDAcIlEI.
Unuia din Youngstown:

Unuia din Youngstown: =
Stimate domn. neal TRIMS scri-
scare prin care lie atragl atentla
la cele scrisc sub fotografia din
ziarul America" din IL Febru-
arie.
fmi pare rau sa-ti spun ca
drlmneata nu poti face deosebirc
intre roman 81 Romln. Romin
@ un ON care face parte din
neamul rominesc, lar ,,roman"
e o carte i'm care Sc scrie des-
pre- amor; orr un episod de dra-
goste, etc. Asa dara, ca alta da-
ta sd numai dai prilej altora sa
rida de D-tra, va rog. tmcti ~
minte proverbul: M te intinds
mai multi de cit tie plapoma, ca
0 sa ti-se vada picioarele.' A
d-tale Gu deosebita stima.
loan Bordan, Canton, Ohio
- Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfrl,
apare i'm doua volume. Pretn
ambelor volume este $3.50. Pri
mul volum tiparit 81 Sc afls
la legator. Pc data ce va Fl gat:
il trimitem. Comelzile sc prl
, mesc insotit de costul lor.
D. Iridon, Detroit, Mich: :
Crezi d-ta cd s'ar putea! Est
prea optimist. $25,OOO nu Sc da'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

narea tuturor masurilor de prof
laxie, prin aranjarea centrelor
81 acestea cit mai numeroase dc
tratament usor 81 daca nu gra-
TUT. cu cheituiala nesimtita
pentru bolnav: prin erearea IL
nor laboratorii pentru diagnostl-
cul boalei. Examenul sIngelui Sd
nu fic un privilegiu numai al ce
lor Gu mijloace, cind stiut este
ca att de des diagnosticul clinic
G condus de accst fcl de exa-
men.
Societatea noastra. Sc vele,
coniusa de anumitc statistici ii
gasit ca nu G necesara o astfel
de opera. Intr adevar. daca ne
ann conduce dupa datele dim a
nul 1914. am vedea ca i'll mtrca-
ga tara. afara de oraSe au fost
numai 1898 cazuri, lar in rs y
rasc 81 orasele 32O9 cazuri de 81
filis. 1ntre orase citat Buc's-
restiul cu 9, cetiti bine: noud
cazuri de Stills.
Am sau nu drcptul s;l pun Ia
indoiala datele cind sunt con
wins personal Cd numai la spita-
lul Coltea, clinica boalclor de
piele 81 Stills intr'un interval
de citeva luni din 5000 bolnavi.
800 sunt bolnavi de sifilisg
Nictimcle sifilisului sunt nll-
maroase. socotesc. char intre-
| cini inchipuirea celui mai pesi-
| mist dintrc melici. de aceia vor
face opera de mari patriot eel
carl vor incerca sa faca cnnO>-
| cut in ori &c casa. pa'tat sau co
liba, cd sifilisul un rau social
ca sifllisul Sc pOatc prevent. ca
s:filsul Sc vindeca daca Sc ira
teaza 81 cd sifilisul nevindecat di
nastere la progenituri care da,
mortalitatea atit de pronuntat;
in prima copilarie.
Sc vor gasi oare?.
| DR. RANCIU
de la cllnica boalelor de piele $
stills.
(,Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
Un rau social :
S1flisul.

1ata o boala a carei gravitatc
Sc pare ca socotita 1nlaturata
gratie vechiului 81 bunului trata
ment al Ell 81 mai ales gratie no.
uilor Idescoperiri in domeniul te-
rapeutic.
Asa ar Fl daca stiinta medica
Ia STAR exercita puterea-i mira
culoasa la timp 81 in toate cazu-
rile de Stills; atunci moi, med!-
eli, II am vedea defililld in fata
noastra cortegiul lung, nesgflrslt
de lung al victimelor celui mai
elegant dintre microbii pc care
Ii cunoastem.
Listele ofiterului starei civilc
II ar 1nregistra un numar att de
bogat de pcrderi de copii mas
cuti spre a muri indata sau cit
de curind dupa nastere, cratic
faptului ca parintii au ignora
ca sunt bolnavi, sau stiind cd
sunt inca in ghiarele netaiate Il
lie acestei boale, au socotit Cd III
crima sd provoci moartea Il
nui suflet sau sal virl in trup o
trava pentru o viata intreaga.
NJ particica din corpul nos
tru despre care sa Sc poata spu
ne ca nu poate Fl atnnsa de 81
fills. De aceia sunt asa de varia
tie formele de manifestare al
acestei boale, incit cineya a ri
ca acei care cunOaSte slflllsul ST.
! intreaga carte in care sta scris;
taina de a face bine unui sufe
rind.
Nedem zilnic oameni cares
perd mintea. desc sunt cazuri
de infirmi 81 grozav de numa
roase victimele care suffer Gu re
semnare efectele mai uSoare az
acestei boale. pc care un saru'
nesocotinta. dar mai ales lip
sa unei educatii de hygiena sex
ala 0 vira i'll organismul omf
nesc.
NJ am intrebat adesea oare q
&c in scolile noastre 81 la Wrist
cind singele clocoteSte in vinei
tineretului, nu sSar gasi mod,
litatea sd sc faca cunoscute m
jloacele de profilaxie ale boal'
lor sexuale 81 mai ales a still
sullui. Toata lumea spitaliceasc
a facut constatarea ca major
tatea celor imbolnaviti de sit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

asa leSne. Reteta trebue sa trca-
Cd prin zeci de comlsluni medl-
Gale 81 medicii nu prea lncllna
la acceptarea leacurilor popula-
re.
Slmlon Ursu, Indiana Harbor.
Indiana: = \ ustim daca a co
mandat Istoria Americei, find
ca comanda Sc face la Secretarrl
Uniunii. PRINT. Multumiri. Cum
am respuns ieri, daca vor ii ma
multe cereri. Sc Va tIparl 81 I'm
paratia AmazOanelor.
D-tra sunteti al cincilea care
cere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

200 de fotografii din rjxbOiu LcOse.
Oite costa numaf $500.
La fel avem 81 nlte fOtOgrafil fOarte
intercsante pcmtru StcreScOp. O CX.
LATORIE IN JURUL LUMlI. 500 foto-
grafii deOSeIsite din tOate parttle lu-
nil costa numai 500. Satlsfactia e
garantata.
M ne trimIte tOtt banil, trImlte nu-
mai $1.OO ~ rcstul II vel pIati c1Dd %.
tarul ftl VA aducc pachctul acasA.
Nu fntirzia. trimite cOmanda asl las
NOVELTY SALES co. Opt. 7 S
147-4th Ave, New York. n. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19

Vrei ca s; vezi cum ~'au dat mari
G Iupte i'm Franta. RuSin. Itnlia. GH-
litia. Belgia. Rominia. POionia, Serbia,
ungaria 81 Turcia: Nrei Sc Vcxi cum
acropIanele nu luptat in aer: vrci We
yezi cum Submarinele au luptnt sub
apa: TOate nceste le pOti vedca chiRr
la d-ta aeaSa. pc Spese fOartc mici.
moi am primit o muItim imc dc fOtOErafii
din razi,oiu pentru StereScOp. tD
Cind priyeSti la aceSte fOtOErafii
prin Stercscop. It'll fnchipuic.ti Cd esti
in luptcIe ncutaIe, privind cu Ochii
prOprii. StercscOpul dupa cum vexl
mai jos costa numai $1.OO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-19
CIRCULAR OFICIOs

Pentru ca sa Sc poat& face re-
partitiile pentru cazurile de moar
te Ia timp, asa ca 81 beneficiile 50
sc plateasca Ia timp, 0nor. socie-
tati apartinatoare Uniunei s. r.
A. sunt rugate se anunte Secre-
tariatului General al Uniunei toa-
te caxurile de moarte, char in Ii
ua cfnd q decedat un membru al
societ&tii. Actele 30 pot trimitc nj
terror, dup& inmormintare.
loan n. Serbu, presedinte general.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06

ZerO weather nor snow drifts can
interfere with the proper balancing
Of the scales of justice in the rural
districts. Justice must prevail and
she does prevail in spite of the ele-
ments and inconvenieaces, and when
the justice court sits she sits hard and
in Just as formal manner as the oc-
easion warrants and with as great a
power behind her as has the most i'm
portant tribunal in the land.
There was case before the justice
court up in North Woodstock last
Saturday. Had the complaining Off
Ger realized that the weather was 60
ing to be such as would send the most
hardy Esquimo skeltering to his ice
built hut. possibly he would have
been willing to have set the hearing
nearer the time for the birds to come
hac1k.
To reach the place of appearance
aamed In the warrant for the sitting
Of the court one may not take train
or trolley car. for the simple reason
that there are no trains or trolley
carr The mode Of conveyance that
naturally comes to mind is the horse
or the more modern gasoline driven
vehicle. Perhaps none would think
Of other means Of travel over the
snow-bound rural roads but, having
not even a FLYER, and his two horses,
metaphoricaily speaking, locked up
tight by the heavy hand of the law,
the defendant faced the proposition
of hiring his transportation, going on
foot the five-mile distance, or of
hitdlng his yoke of neat cattle to the
homo made sled and going Gee" and
"Haw" ever the drifts to the locus of
the court. He chose the latter and,
leaving his home at an early hour, ar
rived at the village and stopped his
slow moving team with a final "gee"
and Z "whoa" in front of the building
whero the bar before he was to ap-
pear was arranged.
In the beautiful summer months
the c0urt at North Woodstock is gen.
orally held in the town clerks Office in
the rear of the Milligan store; or in
the event of an unusual crowd of Gu
rious spectators is adjourned to the
basement Of Society hall. But with
the mercury crowding the zero mark
for a lower score the justice arraa ged
to have the proceedings in his own
home Not having a court messen-
ger at hand His Honor, with his own
judicial hands, made up fire that
would thaw out the defendant and the
witnesses who had come for miles at
the mercy Of Jack Frost.
Although making the trip with his
OK team the defendant, William N
Herindeen Of Woodstock, was on the
scene before the witnesses, Doc. Fred
erick T. Baldwin, Assistant Deputy
Commissioner of Domestic Animals,
and State Policeman Howard Elliott,
Who had to drive all the way from
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06
WEST GLOCESTER

Stanley Flynn has been on the sick
list the past week.
Randall Law has moved his family
to East Killingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Place had call
ers from Putnam Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Capron is with her son
Clinton Capron of Chepacher, R. l.
Mrs. H. E. Smith is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Flint, of Providence.
Mrs. Henry Paul returned from Wis
iting relatives in Putnam the past
week. Sunday she visited her sor
Freddie in Central Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Place and fam
lily entertained Mrs. Marc Shippes
and son Gilbert Of East Killingly and
ohter friends from Chepachet, R. /.
Sunday.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06
DEFENDANT RIDES TO COURT
BEHIND YOKE OF OXEN
His Horses Were Quarentined By Commissioner
OF Domestic Animals Department
Cny Bringing Animals Into State Without Permit
and Is Fined.

Putnam. But out of respect and in
fairness to the doctors fliv it must be
said that before making a bee line
for the court room some sick animals
were visited and given relief.
The hour for the converting of the
court was set at IL o'clock in the
morning, but as the star witnesses
for the state did not quite make it,
there was time for the defendant, the
court, the prosecuting officer and a
few spectators to act as clearing
house for the news of the various sec
ions of the large town from which
they had gathered.
But when court was called to order
it really didn't sit, for the justice pre-
ferred to stand in near proximity to
the stove. So did the defendant and
the star witnesses. However, the
proceeding was short, for the defend
INT pleaded guilty to bringing two
horses into the commonwealth of Con-
necticut from the commonwealth of
Massachusetts without first getting a
permit from the Commissioner of
Domestic Animals.
"Are you guilty." asked the court.
81 suppose So" said the defendant,
and it was all over except for the fix
ing of the fine. This was eventually
put at sic, with costs of $11, but
later it was decided to remit the fine
and the defendant is to have the ami
mails examined before they are re-
leased from quarantine.
This is the first case of the kind to
come up in this corner of the county.
There have been several in other sec
tons. For a long time some of the
farmers have been getting lax in
obeying this law that requires the ex-
animation of animals and permit
from the commissioner before bring
ing them into this state. This is a
preventative for animal disease and is
for the benefit of the farmer and
trader. To emphasize the fact that
the law is an important one and must
be observed, the prosecutions have
been brought as warning.
The defendant paid the costs and
started back home with his team of
oxen while the officers flivvered back
to Putnam costly ensconsed in the en-
closed car. Thus was the law upheld
and justice again satisfied regardless
of climatic conditions, which condi-
lions were mostly freezing weather,
for which the Weather Man should be
speedily indited.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06

The p. H. s. basket bali shooters
were not good marksmen and IN the
game with the Putnam town team
Tuesday night, failure to locate the
little iron hoops cost them the game
the second the team has lost on It's
own floor in two years.
Putnam played better passing
game than their opponents and had
more opportunities than the veterans
to shoot at the basket, but the High
school players have been having an
off time in locating the nets and poor
shooting was a prominent factor IN
their defeat. The town team won by
score of 10 to IL.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06
WILLIAM DONOVAN MARRIES

William T. Donovan and Celina
BurgeauIt, both of Putnam, were
married Saturday evening by Judge
M. H. Geissler. The bride was for
merly Miss Levesque. She was di-
vorced from her former husband in
the superior court in this city within
year. Mr. Donovan is a baker and
has many friends in Putnam.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06
F. E. cUNNEEN BUYS FACTORY

f. E. Cunneen, proprietor of the
Fabric Shop in this city, who is own
err of the River Weaving Company,
Danielson, has bought the plant the
company has occupied for several
years. The plant has recently been
doubled in capacity and is now one of
Danielson's profitable industries.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06
COLD WEATHER DELAYS TRAINS

The extreme cold weather of the
past week has delayed all trains. Last
Saturday the train due from Boston
at 3.15 did not arrive until nearly g
o'clock. Frozen interlocking switch
ing. systems and failure of the loco
motives to develop steam has been the
cause Of loss in running time.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06

This is good time to subscribe to
The Patriot.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06

p. H. S. Wins From Windham High
The Putnam High school basket
ball team went to Willimantic last
Friday afternoon and brought home
the game by a big margin. The sport
ing editor of the Willimantic Chron-
icle gives Putnam credit for having a
speedy bunch, writing in part as fol-
lows:
"Windham High succumbed to the
big and fast five that represents Put
nam High school in the local gym
Friday afternoon by "a to IL score.
The visitors, aided materially by sia-
perior pass work, got away to an ear
" lead and were never headed. The
lads O. Windham played hard but the
handicap was too great to overcome.
The first half ended 16 to q in Put
MANS favor, Windham scoring but
one field basket during the period
Windham had better luck in the sec
ond half in locating the iron hoop,
but the Putnam players continued on
the even tenor Of their way and MAIN
tanned their early lead. A number OF
the visitors shots were from dis-
lance.
Putnam had a colored boy, Wood
son. in the lineup who figured in near
w every play. His all around work
was one Of the big features OF the
game. He scored six times from the
floor and twice from the foul line.
Nelson, the p. H. S. center, kept On
even terms with him in the matter OIL
field goals and ran close second Tor
honors. Dobson and Cotter played
strong guard games for Putnam.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-06
WORLD OF SPORTS.


When the bell rings in ST. Johns
hall, Providence street, Saturday
night, to bring the first two boys to-
gether in the squared circle, it is ex-
pected, in view of the advance sale
of tickets, that there will be large
gathering at the ringside for the
opening of the boxing and wrestling
sport in this city
There are three bouts arranged and
all hold some special attraction. The
main bout of the evenings card is be-
tween Pink Gardner of Schenectady,
N. Y, champion welterweight, and AL
Lundstrom, the North Grosvenor
Dale boy. The boys have met before
and Gardner won. There is bit of
feeling between the two, and it is ex-
pected that this bout will be well
worth seeing.
In the semi-final AL Ventres of Ber-
lin and Jack Kaletchitz of Eastford,
formerly of New York, will wrestle
for the first time in this section.
For the opening number Jack Will
son of New London and Bill LeClair
of Putnam will spar four rounds.
Wilson will referee the wrestling
bouts. The affair is arranged for the
benefit of Cargill Council, X. Of C.,
and if it is as well attended as ex-
pected there will be other meets ar
ranged before warm weather arrives.
Frank II. Cordier has charge OF the
ARRANGEMENTS.