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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, AUGUST Is, 1920

rangcmont OF inside OF tent and
various other features The highest
ranking tent was awarded an honor
tent ribbon. Each boy In the tent
scoring the highyst for the entire
camp period was awarded "A bronze
medal The inspecting was done by
eleven boys. one boy was selected
from each tent By the tent leader
and a different boy was chosen each
night.
After inspection the big event OF
the day was giycn-this was the
campfire program, A huge camp
fire was built and an appropriate
program was given each night of tho
camp. Each tent had to give "a
stunt while In camp and great rival
~ was displayed In choosing unique
and harmonious programs. one Of
tho camp officers usually prrsidrl
and singing and yelling was INDUCED
IN 20 the fun content uf every boy
present. After the program OF the
evening the boys backed away from
tho fire and to their tents singing
the following
Day IL done; gone the sun
From the lake, from the hills,
from the sky;
All Is well, safely rest.
God is nigh.
THE Jamborce," the camp news
paper which was edited by Toby La
Forge, was one Of the biggest fca-
lures OF the campfirc--yes even tho
whole camp. Tho "snect' contained
all the news Of the camp that was
interesting and various jokes on the
officers. II boy whs glum be-
fore ne heard 10, after the paper
had been read the scout smile. which
reaches from ear 10 ear, had trans
figured his face and every boy al
ways went TO bed smiling.
After taps had blown for the night
and the boys had become quiet I'm
their tents, then tho officers got
their heads together and planned
mischief for several boys who had
by their actions deserved high hon.
ors. The "Cha-Et club" was a sc-
Cret organization Of tho camp and
boys who became members never
learned why They were called
from their tents at some hour OF
the night and following an Initiation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

Ozone Is the life OF animal tissue and
the most Important element In tissue
building. II IL natural In effect and as a
Eermicide In capable OF destroying the
hardest known bacteria, but Il has no de-
siruotiNe effect. whatever. upon the body
tissue.
This treatment IL decidedly beneficial In
diseased conditions Of tho nose and throat
anemla oatarrh. asthma. lack Of vitality
and nervousness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

which had been planned by the
officers beforehand. they were ush-
cred into the solemn club Of tho
"Cha-ct' II was a great honor and
boys wondered how they became
members, aud the unlucky ones
wondered how they scould become
members, hut more boys were
Initiated and the silent and tricky
officers aof camp kept their secret
About =. hoEs w,rc' made members
" this club during camp
Another honor Of camp was the
best campers badge which was given
every night to the boy who had In
the mind Of the officers dcmonstra-
ted during the various events of the
day that he was the best camper.
Here again the boys got their badges
but why they failed to know. and
hero again great rivalry was dis
played. Many other things showing
the appreciation Of the officers were
given Co the boys aud oyprything
given WAS to help the boy mako "A
better man. when u hoy won an
honor I'm camp, he knew that he had
done something very worthy. lie
knew that 70 was something truly
American and that II upheld the
great rules OF scouting" Thus II
was that every boy on the camp
came homo a better, stronger boy.
mentally, physically and morally.
And there wns "a reason
when the train footed for home
last night the boys Of course,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
SUFFERER GIVEN
RAPID RESULTS
July 20. 1890.

July ~, lVS0.
To The Public
have been ailing for many
years with pain In my back, lower
limbs ana also with bladder trouble.
| treated with a number of physl-
clans without obtaining relief and
had an operation that also failed to
help me. | also was bloated and
bothered with my stomach.
/ started treatment with the Elec-
trO- Medical Doctors at 2161a South
Boston street Tulsa, less than a
month ago and am glad TO tell my
friends and the public OF my good
results. | already feel 90 per cent
better than / have in years, as my
back, limbs. stomach and bladder
are greatly improved.
Formerly | treated with two spe-
cialists In Tulsa, two physicians in
sand Springs and also had the op-
GRAFTON without result, / wish TO
further say that tho Tulsa surgeon
who operated on me had little re-
gard for human life. My incision
became infected from the catgut
used to sew the wound and this sur
geon pulled the incision apart and
put adhesive tape over IL and said
| could go home. When | got home
I got SO bad this surgeon was called.
my husband going to Tulsa to isk
him to come. lie refused to come.
stating he had to attend medical
meeting. My sand Springs doctor.
whom l called. stated | might not
live twelve hours.
(Signed) MRS, Il. II. HEATH.
209 Garfield Ave
sand Springs, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
MODERN METHODS
FOR AILING MEN
Electro Medical Doctors Treat
scientifically Many Diseases
Peculiar 90 Men.

Rectal troubles, including hem
orrhoida. fistula, flssures and other
painful and distressing conditions
yield readily to The Electro Medical
Treatment, and the cost for treat
mont f. so moderate that no ailing
man should hesitate to visit the In
sutute for treatment,
Kidney, bladder and prostate
troubles may have more complica-
tlons than are presented by other
diseased organs, but under careful
proper treatment these conditions
are seldom as serious as they ap-
pear TO the one afflicted.
Another source OF distress to the
sufferer is--blood poison. Blood
poisoning requires not only knowl-
edge OF the disehse--but the ability
10 properly administer the treat
mcnts which In some cases require
the famous COS and "9t4" treat
ment originated by DR.. Paul Ehr-
liCh, the late European Scientist,
winner OF the Nobel prize. These
remedies are also known as SAL
varsan" ana "NeO- -Salvarsan."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
PLEASED PATIENT
PRAISES DOCTORS
ELECTRO MEDICAL DOCTORS
GIVE ANOTHER SUFFERER
QUICK RELIEF

There l. little enjoyment IN life
FOR sufferers. aH every sick person
realizes Ond the following statement
viii hettcr be appreciated most thor
oughly by those now niling.
Tulsa, oklahoma, July rs. 1020.~
To Tho Ailing:
! have been aiing with constnn
pain which seemed to travel up and
down my spine, my shoulders hurt
me good deal and was very rest
less at night from these troubles. In
addition i have been n sufferer OF
constipation for "A long tine.
Recently | started treatment with
The Electro Medical Doctors seo
2i6h South Boston street. this city
with most gratifying results.
At present I rest good at nights
and am much better In every way
and am pleased 10 make this state
ment for the benefit Of those who
may be suffering and who may wish
to know whore TO obtain relief.
(Signed) ]. II. CECIL,
SOC North Boston Street.
The above is but one OF the many
statements OF praise given The Eloc-
Medical Doctors by pleased and
benefited patients. Sick people can
not do better than by conHulting Tho
Electro Medical Doctors. A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

While there IL no sensation OF the
high voltage current going through
the body, the patient may become
aware of the force In his system by
the doctor touching him and draw
ing out u string Of sparks from any
part of the body or igniting a sheet
OF paper from the bOdy-or even IL
Illuminating an electric globe whilst
the patient holds the globe IN his
hand all tho time the patient feels
nothing.
The effects Of electrical treatments
are marvel6usly rapid.
Among the diseases treated by
these specialists are chronic and
docp seated diseases Of the nerves,
blood. heart, liver, Kidneys, blad-
der, spine, brain. also rheumatism
paralysis. epilepsy. gan stones,
goitrc, indigestion, constipation, dys'
pepsla, catarrh, deafness, asthma,
neuralgia, rupture. and other dis
eases OF women ana Of mon.
In addition to the Electrical and
other treatment mcthOdb ~ lhe won
dcrful system of medicine used by
The Electro Medical Doctors. They
have combined the three main sys-
tens Of medicine, viz. the Ailo-
pathic, Homeopathic and Electric
system Of medicine into one single
system from Which such medicines
as the patient may require are Sc
leCtcd.
Consultation, advice and examina-
tion, including the X Ray, Chemical
Analysis and Blood Pressure Test
entirely free. Such Is the offer
made by The Electro Medical Doe
tors to the sick and ailing who call
upon them during the next seven
days.
The Electro Medical Institute Is
located on the second floor at ZIG "
South Boston st, (between Second
and Third streets.)
office hours are daily a. m. to 2
p. m. except Tuesday and Friday,
when hours are n. m, to 8 p. IN.
sunday hours are ~ a. III. TO / y m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
SKIN ERUPTIONS
QUICKLY HEALED

How often an otherwise perfectly
healthy person finds embarrassment
In an unheaiWhy skin--sometimes
caused through disordered physical
system.
Acne, Eczema and Psoriasis are
tho most common OF these ailments
and sometimes a patient is known
10 have treated years without get
ting tho slightest relief.
The Electro Medical Doctors have
treated In their Electro Medical In
stitute thousands OF such cases with
success. Not success after long
treatment, but often In a few weeks
to u month proves sufficient to clear
the skin entirely OF the unsightly
condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
ALMOST HELPLESS
FROM
RHEUMATISM
FINALLY OBTAINS RESULTS
THROUGH MODERN TREAT
MENT or ELECTRO. MEDICAL
DOCTORS.

Tho gravity Of Sciatic Rheumatism
" not always fully appreciated by
sufferers who neglect their condi-
tions and let themselves come TO the
point where TO move about IL tor
turc. This condition does not Yield
readily to ordinary treatment. as
many sufferers have found to their
sorrow the following statement
will give oncOurdgcment to such af-
flictcd;
Tulsa, Oklahoma, July 81, 1890.
To The Alling
II Ia for the benefit OF rheumatic
sufferers that this statement In mado
for no doubt many like have
tried to obtain relief previously with
out result My condition was so bad
that In spite OF haviug treated with
other doctors 1 found II almost inn
possible TO get up once lay down
got relief from this sciatic rheu-
matism with the first treatment
given by the Electro Medical Doc
tors and have steadily improved ever
since.
(Signcd) MRS T.. q. DYER,
23l East Second st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

chcerod Tor they wanted TO get home
TO their parents. for It was the first
time. for many OF them. that they
had ever boon away from home nut
they also wcpt because they had
left camp, whcrc they had spent ten
~ the happicst and most enjoyable
days they had ever known, when
asked as to whether they liked camp
and how they would like to- 20 back.
every boy yelled ri'jl say. I liked
Il. and how I wauta go hack, oh
how ! wauta' go back" Every boy
declared that no had the greatest
timo OF his life and that ~ permitted
ne would go back next year. They
an declared great respect for their
leaders There's a reason"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
X-Ray Examination
FREE THIS WEEK
BEST TREATMENT
FOR The AILING

The diagnostic and treatment ap-
paratusps used nt the Electro -Mcdi-
cal Institute arc many Tho ma
chimes delicate and intricate cleo
trical devices find the cause NJ the
trouble with astonishing accuracy
At tho Electro. Medical Institute the
fact IL proven that science has so
modified and tanned electricity that
the most delicate man, woman or
child need have no fear either OF
having an N-Ray examination made
or taking electrical treatments. The
N-Ray and electrical treatments are
harmless painless ana safe In tho
hands OF experts.
Modern electrical treatments have
no comparison with the old crude
electric batteries and ahocAiuC cur
rents. At the Electro Medical In
atitute, 2i6h S. Roston St tho cur
rcnt that lights homes aud runs
street cars IN used and ls harncsaod
TO tho wonderful machines by which
every jar and Jerk is removed aud
II is then scut through tho body a.
softly smoothly and plcaaantly ns a
ray OF sunshine, which pcnctrates
each corner and crovicc. Tho cur
rents are refreshing -- dclightful
one apparatus sprays electricity
through the patient, absorbing fib-
rous and decayed tissues. there bc-
ing thousands Of volts Of electricity
going through the body--yot the pa
tient only experiences sensation az
OF standing In ray OF sunshine.
After the treatment the patient feels
like a normal healthy person 90 an
ideal spring morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

A the Electro-Medical Institute
are electrical devices for the treat
ment OF almost every known dis
ease.
The patient In the above actual
photograph Is receiving painless
electrical current thus contracts and
exercises stlffened muscles of any
part OF tho body hundreds OF times
each minute. This particular treat
ment is highly effective In paralysis,
useless limbs. numbness In arms
and legs. and in many cases Of stoln-
ach and bowel trouble,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-19

v Bratislave bude rolyu 1D72
orient&lny vzorkovy vel 'trh. Spo-
lok Orientalny trh V Bratislave
NAL IL. oktobra zasadnutie pod
predsednlctvom poslanca Stodo-
lu, ma ktorom z1castnili sa "a
stIpeni ministerstva obchodu SEX
cny radea DIR. Janacek a hlavny
Inspector Dobry, potion delegat
praEskeho vel'trhu predseda elo-
muckej komory 7Wuest a fabri-
kant Vanicek. Shromazdenie ur-
clio jednohlasne, ze v Bratislave
jestvuju svetky predpoklady, aby.
erientalny vzorkovy vel'trh mo-
hol 50 uskutocnit Vladni zastup-
covia sl'ubili t1to myslienku pod
porovat'. Vel'trh uskutocni sa po-
dobne ibereckemu skolskych
budov6ch q v pavilonoch najpoz-
dejsie do roku 1922. Ceskosloven-
sky priemysel a obchod tylnto
chce dokazat', ze Slovensko je
krajina plodnej, tvoriyej, kon-
Struktivnej prace.
zlepsenie stavu priemyslu ma
Slovenslku. Ma porade priemysel-
nikov konanej IL. oktobra Pra-
he, .vyslo,il So ministersky pred
seda Cerny uspokojive stave
priemyslu ma Slovensku pove
dal: Posledna stavka dokazuje, zs
pomery ma Slovensku sa zlepsu-
j1 a preto je nadej, re. priemysel
ma Slovensku bude sk6r usporia-
dany, nez priemysel Cesku.
= Pripravy k otvorsniu pro-
duktnej bury V Bratislave. Mi
mister pre- Slovensko dr.. Micura
vydal nariadenie, ktorym sa zmoc
nuje burzoyy pripravnS vybor,
ably prikroeil k uskutocneniu bur
zy v Bratislave. Pripravny vybor
pozostaNa q 36 Glenov "a predsed-
nictva posi-. Kornela St0dolu. Pr
We zasadnutie bolo 10. okt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-19

okt. rkn0 yDfesla ~ stanici \ .Kh-
toch bkemctiyA pcrpolka 81, Sa-
lsjku pen. pL a, u6itel'a 20 Sas-
tina. Ne susednyeh kol 'ajniciach
sla prave lokomotiva, ktora po-
rucika presla q usmrtila. Riadi-
tel 'stvo st. zeleznic Y Bratislave
vysetruje nehodu.
Vychovs jurigoysap-tomt
nekovslk& akaEala So al teraz pri
narukovani rekr1tov. L'udacki
nahuckani rekrdti 20 skalickeho
okresu rukoyali 0 diva dni ne
skorsie, kedy ich ini kolegovia od
chadzali do svojich garnizonov.
z bratslavskych plukoy isi ME
ktore addiely do Czech q ma Mo
ravrl, odkial' prichadzali nov&cko-
via < nam. Pravdaze v lepson
poriadku, lebo dha 13. okt. boil
Kyjovdahia 2 moravskeho slo-
venska uz V Bratislaye, Jurigovo
vojsko stretlo ma stanici Devin-
ske Jazero do Czech sa vezncich
rekrdtov a ikri6alo: Hosi, mech
nikto q v5s nejde do Czech, my
zostaneme donna. Ma st t'astie Dol
spomennty transport silno pre-
miesany Mad 'ar1ni, takze nenasly
slova jurigovskych odchovancov
ziadnu ozvenu. To je d6kazon,
kto .stve proti oeskoslovenskej
vzajomnosti. Vtedy, ked' nasicll
chlapcov posielal do Bosny, Fer
dis cusal, ked' idli k bratom Ce-
chom, Floris hucka.
tsslzo-slovsnslk& vi&da zha-
bala Hillersohnevi "a Z nailionov
penaxi? Ako sa dozveda "Morav-
sko-slezsky Dennik'', vlada zha-
bala predsedovi rusko-sovietskej
missile v Prahe Hfllersohnovi z
millionoy cesko-slovenskych rus
kych penazi, ulozenych v jedncj
2 prazskych bank. Pricinou kon-
fiskoWania bolsevickych penazi je,
ze Hillersohn platil agentov, roy
sirujncich bolseyizmus nasej re-
publike.'>
Uhol'ny prismysel v Is. re-
publiks =. II. ssvrt 'roizu 1870. Do
byvalo So v 352 baniach a sfce Y
f135 'kamhin14 uhlie a v 217 hne-
lde uhlie., Zamestnanych bolo 1885,
727 robotnikov (74,522 robotni-
kov v baniach kamenouhol 'nych) !.
Kamenneho uhlia sa vyt 'azilo a.
391, 1903 centoy a hnedeho $780,
O72 centov. Pre- vlastny prievoz
bani aina, deputaty spotrebovalo
sa 15.s perc. t'azby kamenneho
uhlia a ia perc. hnedeho uhlia.
(Zprava yer. sluzby technickej.)
Pocta slovenskemu spisova-
tel'ovi. Chyrny botanik europske-
no mena. starucky Jozef L'ud.
Holuby, zijlci ako farar na odpo-
einku v Pezinku, nlily slovenske-
mu srdcu menovite i pre- svoje
znamenite stldia narodopisne, bo
hate sbierky povesti hlbokych
pozorovani 70 zivota l'udu, ktore
sd rozpravane jadrnym stylom a
pine bohatych zklsenosti, vzacny
spisovatel' vecnych a presnych
prispevkov dejepisnych, vyznace-
ny Dol "a svoje zasluhy cestnym
darom ministerstva narodnej ..
svety V sprievode dopisu, ktorj
znie: ''Slovutny pane! s obzvla.
1stnou radost 'ou dovol 'ujem 81
Yam nabidnnt' v uznanl Vasicil
/ vel 'kych zasluh Slovenska syojou
nednayapn cinnost'ou v obore
lprfrodoyed deckom j narcdopisnom
6estny dsrf 10000 korin, ktory
I poukazujena post. sporitei 'hou
! Sem q 1aplne toho poyedomy =
ltym vlsds plni iba svoju povin
most K poprednemu pracovniko
Vi slovepska, . nepochybujem
ze Vasas Sinnost' donesie / bu
ddcnosti osoh kuHdrnym snahan
as. statu. Prajem Yam plnej svie
Epsti telesuej duseVnej. Ministe'
kusta. Hl'a, sko je to, ked
lie slovensky narod slobodny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-19

ma
vyvinuj pota nevrat Ked' aja zaa pho
tSka dtbe prodneho spo moo byt
davadak nechceme byt
zdraveho
uza niac usyr6saa
stuac v1s
q m suma izova nal ii 4 81
don6eh
d . y 8
Boo yik zy5sen foete domacn donam p'.davS g.
uku kdpna gazove c keDsc per million Gu
tudi sudni
poHcbiao teS
a.yo ttor nnnj msyu
zaade p5 vyrabanym hoAnsa
romhane obnAsa kasds dea Dmac dn
yaipy domachh
h byt tplovany tax ze je gi by yA rba
snsae
psde ked ptebas
zvysee tach i p4dto mrAasy su
dneho - &as3sa- xiNxAg
81 THE UNITED STATES BuH1AU o. suHns
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-19
Co hovori vlada Spoj. Statov
Q situacii prfrodneho gazu

Nasdovna zprva oh adom uacie prrodneho gz Spoenyh
Soch boa pave vydana Uradovnou Ban nsterstva va
Tato zpray daovana 25 tor 1920 podaya do pono yledok
uadho vseovana Uadone Ban Zpava ma zaumat kazdeho
uvaea gazu Youngstown okoi vz adom rycho upada
jucu zasobu prirodn6ho gazu tuna
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
ORDER OF NOTICE

Distric; Of Putnam, IS. Court OF
Probate June 18TH. 1920. Estate OF
Alvira s. Lennon. late Of Putnam in
said District, deceased. Upon applica-
ton of Ruth Sheldon. praying that
Letters Of Administration may be
granted on said Estate represented IN
testate, an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased may be proved,
approved. allowed and admitted to
probate, as per application on hle
more fully appears; il is ORDERED
That said application be heard and de-
termined at the Probate Office in Put
nam in said District, on the 25th day
Of June. 4. d. 1920. at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon. and that notice be gwen
of the pendency Of said application,
and of the time and place Of hearing
thereon, by publishing the same once
in some newspaper having a eireuia-
ton in said District, and by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign-post
in the Town of Putnam in said Dis-
trict. DAVID FLAGG, Judge. 20
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %
AT 10 O'clock A M

At the Octave Plankey place, 5 min
utes' walk from the big bridge in
Vest Waure2an, Conn.
15-Head OF Extra Good Cattle-I5
Including / extra fine and large Ayr
shire due by date of sale, new mich
Holstein, large Ayrshire milking IA
quarts, Holstein-Jersey new mich,
beautiful white Ayrshire new
milch), Ayrshire and Holstein due
n the fall, now milking heavy; ! hand
some cream colored Jersey due June
20, young Devon due August 10,
Holstein practically new mich, 2 large
yearline heifers, one 7-months-old
heifer, one 5-months-old Ayrshire, one
4-months- old bull, | week-old calf.
These cattle are all large, fat and
thrifty, in fact they are as nice high
grade herd as stands in Windham
County today Come and see for
yourself). excellent all around farm
and family mare, safe, kind and clev-
er. weight 1850 lbs. black driving
horse with a lot Of speed, l yearling
stud colt of good size out of the above
described mare, two 7-weeks-old pigs,
Is thoroughbred Black Minorca hens
sd q rooster.
One lot Of tools in best Of using con-
dition. in fact some practically new,
consisting of Yankee horse rake,
one-horse mower. one-horse lumber
wagon. two-seated Democrat wagon,
Concord buggy. one-horse dump
cart, weeder, 2 plows, harrows, 2
cultivators. two-horse steel roller,
l potato planter, l potato digger and
hitler. er'ist mill. l corn cutter, /
corn shelter, pair of double team
harness, single harnesses, and large
collection of smaller tools of all kinds,
such as forks, hoes, shovels, scythes,
rakes, etc.
If stormy this sale will be postpon-
cd to the first fair day thereafter.
Terms cash. Caterer will attend.
ELMER PLANkEY,
West Wauregan, Conn.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
MARRIED

BIBEAULT- BARRETTE - In Put
nam, June l5. Oliver Bibeault and
Miss Eva Barrette.
BEAUDOIN-PELLETIER-In Daniel
son, June Is, Joseph Beaudoin of
Putnam and Miss Adine Pelletier Of
Danielson.
Putnam,
June IA. Adelard Larivierre of
Grosvenordale and Miss Dorilla
Pepin of J1tnam.
ROBILLARA ST. MARIE - In Put
nam, June 15, Maxine II. st. Marie
of West Thompson and Miss Aldea
n Robilard of Putnam,
WHITE THATCHER- East Hamp-
ton, June =, by Rev. Samuel
Thatcher. George W White OF
Hartford and Miss Minnie c.
Thatcher of East Hampton. former
~ Of Thompson.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
WILL IMPROVE GROVE STREET
Cornectieut Company to Begin Work
On Its Right Of Way

The Connecticut Company. operat-
ing the Putnam trolley line, gave no.
tice to Mayor Marcy, Thursday morn
ing, that the company is in a position
to begin improving its right Of way
on Grove street at once.
The work has all been completed ex-
cept between the trolley tracks. This
part Of the improvement falls TO the
company operating the right Of way.
On account Of the recent changes in
the management Of the road it has
been uncertain when this work would
be done. The mayor has been in COM
with the proper authorities
concerning the matter with the result
that the work is to be begun immedi-
ately, thus eliminating the present
dangerous condition in several places
where the trolley tracks are some
inches above the rest Of the roadway.