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Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

ed chairman and Weston = Pullen. G x.
Representatives Of the newspapers RE-
sponded TO invitations to speak upo-1 the
subject Of publicity ard after a Sort
discussion II was voted 10 form a com
mittee representing each denomination 70
investigate ways and means for p plan
Of religious publicity. The committee IS
to report at a luncheon next Monday
The committee consists of Perciva1 w.
Chapman, Episcopal; James L. Case.
Baptist; Rev. Gurion F. Bailey. Congre-
gational: James c. Macpherson. 1Tetfo-
dist; Arthur G. Crowell. Universalisf.
Votes Of thanks were passed TO Rev.
Mr. McAlpine for lis addresses ~ the
/ Norwich ministers and isvmen and IN the
Girls Community club for the luncheon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Ralph W Webb Of Nantucket. is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Louis L. Blackstone.
Mrs. Walter Fuller Of Woodbury.. Pa.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Butts.
Mrs. William c. Thompson of New
York is visiting Mrs William A. Thomp-
son, of Otis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard z. Nichols of
Syracuse, n. I, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Traver Briscoe.
I'ett-r received Monday from Miss An
ME l. RUggies located her In Madrid,
Spain. where she will spend the winter
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
COMMITTEE WILL REPORT
ON RELIGIOUS PUBLICITY

Ministers and laymen of the Baptist.
Episcopal, Congregational, Methodist and
Universalist churches of the city met at
a luncheon Monday at noon at the caf-
etaria at the Girls Community club on
Main street for a discussion of the ques-
ton of religious publicity, this confer
ence following meeting of the minis
ters Monday morning al the United Con-
gregaticnal church lecture room where
they had been addressed by Rev. Charles
A. McAlpine of New York.
Rev. DIR. David A. Pitt OF the Cen
trail Baptist church acted as temporary
chairman until James l.. Case was elect
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
Skull Not fractured.

Mr.. and Mrs John H. Carvllle and
Mrs. Ellen Trovz, all of Poquonnoc
Bridge. the thre< persons injured in the
automobile trol ey accident on Sunday
evening are still at Backus hospital
where they were TAX Il Immediately af-
ter the accident. Mrs. Carville, who
was the most seriously injured. COM
planned Of more or less rain on Monday
but it was found upon examination that
she had not suffered a fracture Of thu
skull as first feared Mr.. Carville and
Mrs. Trow were renorted as doing nice
iy on Monday night and resting COM
fortably.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
Hnne Reheknh Whist

In spite Of the Indictment weather on
FRIDAY evening there was Urge attend
ance at the whist given by Hope Rebekah
lodge No. 81, I. o. .. F. held in Odd
Fellows hall About IS tables We're play
ed and the prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Ladies'; First. DR.. Emma Dun
ham: second, Mrs Mabel George; third,
Mrs. William Wilson. Gentleman: First,
Miss Geduldig, playing fer a gentleman ::
second. NJ Durham third. Miss Nc
Guinness, playing for gentleman. The
committee in charge was Mrs. Ora c.
Spencer, chairman Mrs. Lena Christ
man and Mrs. Ella Stanlatnn-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
SILK MILL MERGER IS
EFFECTIVE ON DEC Al

The Nonotuck Silk company at North.
ampton Mass, which operates the Corti-
cell silk mills in Florence. Lseds and
Haydenville, Mass, announced Monday
that the name of the concern had been
changed to the Corticelli Silk company
and that effective Dec. 81, the Brainerd
& Armstrong company Of New London,
Conn, would be consolidated with the
CerticelH Silk company. The capitai
stock wifi be $S.25o.oo9 The stockhold-
ers of the two companies are the same
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

W. F. Clark of Lebanon was re-elect-
ed president of the New London district
of the New England Milk Producers As
ISOLATION at the annual meeting held
Monday afternoon in the rooms of the
New London county farm bureau in the
Shannon building.
The meeting was called to order at one
o'clock with President Clark in the chair
and with an attendance of rs or more
milk producers representing number of
the towns in New Londcn county. The
election of officers for the ensuing twelve
months resulted in reelection as follows
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
sALyAGING MACHINERY FROM
BUILDING THAT COLLAPSED

The T. A. Scott Co. has been awarded
the contract for salvaging the nachin-
cry in submarine station, No. 2, which
collapsed at the submarine base rast
week Work of salvaging the machin
cry was started Monday morning.
It Is considered doubtful if the gov
eminent will reconstruct the building as
It has another plant of sufficient ca
pacity for the purpose Of the collapsed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

The teams rolled with three o. the
regular members Of each in the game
but two extra me1, put IN each side who
were all given a iizt score Of IS regard
less OF what they actually rolled. This
is the plan to be carried out in the tour
ney when substitutes roll IN a match
The schedule for tfi- week is as fol-
lows: TuesdSv. Team Us ! A.; Wednes-
day. Team vs. 6; ESiday. team Z Us 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
FIVE CHURCHES IN UNION
THANKSGIVING sEpv1rv

Churches that are uniting In the Union
Thanksgiving service Thursday evening
at the United Congregations! church are
the Central Baptist, Trinity Methodist.
Universalist, First Baptist and the Unit
ed church. The sermon is to be BY
Rev. Robert L. Roberts, pastor of Trini-
ty Methodist church
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
TEAM 1 WINNER IN
ELKs, pUCKPIN MATCH

The Eks ducknin tournament opened
Monday night with \ clash between
teams / and - which the former made
a three straight win. but all by close
scores. On the first game Of the match
the margin was only pins on the sec
ond the teams tied. but Cant. Young
won by a spare on the rn1'-off. and IN
the third game there was a 7-pin mar
gin.
Tho scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
Rain Measured Lar Inches.

The rainfall from Thursday I'D to 70
o'clock noon Sunday as measured bv
Supervisor Charles W. Burton of the wa
ter department amounted to 1.27 inches,
making the total rainfall for November
to date 3.24 inches.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
Silver Dollars of 1891 Appear

Several silver dollars Ct the mintage
of 1921 have made their appearance in
this city during the past few DAYS. They
are the first car w~eels" that have been
minted since 1904 and are more or less of
/ curiosity in this vicinity
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

Most of works wear and tear on a
man comes from his going to 1t al
frazzled out by his play.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

sCRIBNER-In Westerly. R l.. Nov u
1921. Jennie E. Scribner, aged SO years
8 months.
Funeral Friday at her late home. Canal
street, Westerly. at D. m. Burial in
--Riyarr Eepd ee1eteFZ. 8, -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

WHEN YoS WANT to put your bust
aess before the public. there IL no medi-
III better than through the advertising
so.unius. o-s1,y hes BRlAettn-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

There is a deaf and dump corps in
the salvftioa Army.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

PEASE HOUSE
Saybrook FONT Coaaeelieut
ThanI-sr;vi- g Dinner
Oyster Cocktail
Ce.c-y Olives
Cream Of Celery C-5ltons
Tomato E's-us
Boiled Kenne5-s Salmon HoIlandaise
Fillet of Sole ,.--a Tartar Sauce
Julie17e Potatoes
Vermont Tu-key Cal-t-at Dressing
Cranb-ry sa-ce
Spring Chicken eiLirt sauce
Mssh-1 Fstat5-s
Grill Sweet Potatoes E1sla squash
creamed Onions Czu..5.1va- al 6rstir
Frlit Sziz5
English Plum Pud4!rs Hard Sauces
Mince, Apple ard Fumpsdn PIE
Vanilla Ice Cream Asserted Cakes
Roquefort and Cream Cheese
Toasted saltina5 Mixed Euss Rsisia
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22

Charles L. Rowney and Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Smith, both Of - Winchester
street, were married on Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the parsonage of
Trinity Methodist church at SIS Williams
street by Rev. Robert L. Roberts. pastor
of the church. Friends attended the
couple.
Mr.. Rowney was born in Providence.
r. L, the son of Harry and Eva Lewis
Rowney and has made his home at %
Winchester street. His bride was born
in Randallsville, y. Y. and is the dsTsh-
ter of James H. and Elizabeth Ringland
| Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15
CLASSIFIED ADS AND LEGAL NOTICES


SODA o. Juliet F. Duty: Tzllette f
Duty: Willis NJ HIT: Ellen ITitt. wife
Of Willis VI HIT: w NJ HIT. whose
true christian name Is unknown; Allen
T Hit, wife Of w NJ. HIT whose
true christian name is unknown; Sara
G Lieb; Alexander C. Lfeb. husband OF
sara c. Lieb; George W Ewing. -
Ewing wife ~ George W. Ewing. whose
true christian name is unknown. JACOB
Elliott; Ira Dibble. Henry Gotten
ham; q r Summers; George w Ew-
Ing Jr.. William a Ewing; William
6 Ewing Jr C-1ErIocte. Ewing. wife
of william c E,sng il; Mary P Ew-
ing Alexander Ewing; Martin B. Ew-
ing Ada S Ewing; Charles II Steb-
bins, and Vera b. Stebbins, wife or
Charles H stebbins.
Also each and all or the heirs. de-
visees. Iegatees. distributes and as
signs Of Horace Marble. deceased; Msr-
that A Marble deceased. wife OF Hor-
ace Marble. deceased; Charles y Nor
ton, deceased: Janette X Morton wife
III Charles y Morton. deceased. the
said Janette K Morton being also de-
ceased and any and all individuals.
corporations. receivers. trustees: agents
or persons Of whatsoever nature claim
ing any right. title or interest in or
holding any lien or encumbrance. or
claim Of whatsoever nature, against
the lands described IN the complaint In
This cause And that this Is an action
t. quiet title to he following described
real estate situate in the CITY Of Gary
Lake County. Indiana. to-wit:
All Of Government Lot rive 80.
Section Trirty-one CID Township
Thirty-seven $50 North. Range Seven
60 West or the Second Principal
Meridian. as the same appears on
tho Plat Of the United states Sur
vev Of said Section; Also the Wes-
One-haif CW14) Of the West One-ha
(W1s) Of the Southwest Quarter
tSWiz) OF the Southwest Quarter
lSEl-4) excepting one acre in rectaft-
gular form of the south end thereof.
andexcepting also one hundred f00)
feet or the west sAe OF the west
Hair CWi1) Of the West Half CW1h)
Of the Southwest Quarter (sW1-D or
the Southeast Quarter tSE1-4) or
said Section Thirty-one 63l) all In
Township Thirty-seven go North.
Range seven az West Of the Second
Principal Meridian. IN the city or
Gary Lake County Indiana
said defendants are therefore here
BY notified Of the tendency or said ac.-
ION and that the same Will stand for
trial at the next term Of said Court
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court, and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
muir therein, at the calling Of said cause
on tho 26th day Of September. A D.
1921. the same being the 18th day o,
the next term Of said Court to he be
gun and held-in Room Number in the
Court House q Hammond in said Coun-
IS and State. on the end Monday OF
september =. D. 1921 said action Will
be heard and determined in their alb
seuce
II WITNESS WHE~-~1F. I hereun
10 set my hand and anix the seal OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS

FOR SAIE-sCRATC PADS. ALL sTZ-
Is TINES OFFICE HAMMOND
lILPlN6 5-1I-1
FOR sALE--l50 uncalIed for Mems
Eank 81 STATE ST. Hammond 6-9-tr
WARDROBE TRUNK SPECIAL-An-
gle ana aber bound. cretanne ltr "a
AZ hard vulcanized fiber fun size
sers Loan Bank 65 State ST.. Ham
mond s-2S-tf
FOR Horseshoe scarf Pin. set
- "a genuine full cut diamonds
for $3.50; strictly cash; no trade
I1essers 65 state 81. Ham I4s-tt
For SALE one beautiful I'D psgr bus
body Lansing Garage. Lansing III.
s-10-iO
FOR Player piano. Price s225
"a zrst class condition VIII accept
pa1 ments of SlQ Per month Call day
er-nu - at 552 Broadway, cary.
lt.d'
ToR SALE-Hardwar stock and hx-
lures Old established business
49a6 9ioott ave East chicago siS-7
FOR SALE Barber shop and house
bold furniture Doing good business
selling other business Address
p care Times hammond s-133
FOR SALE-Hard coal heater 437
Merrill ave- Hammond 8-13-2
" ASH TUB SPECIAL for
Tuesday, Aug 10, with
this ad, roc; HAMMOND
FURNITURE co. ]. Arkin
Mgr, DIP East State Street.
Hammond. sio-'
FOR SALE Ford motors .ovcrhauled.
So Inquire 40 Claude st phone
sf5-W Hammond s-15-3
FOR SALE-Dne large baby buggy;
good condition Reasonable Phone
fSf3-M 493 wilcox ave Ham Sis
FOR SALF-0ne Detroit Jewel gas
range Al baker Call 308 Ind
ara ave. Hammond St5-2
FOR SALE-Combinati book case
and writing desk Like new Cheap
Phone Hammond 2407 S-l5
FOR SALE-Very me cinders Just
the thing for driVeways and floors.
Three yards % load $275 Call 270S
FOR SALF-Bed SIS ST cloth and kit
chen table Call 1H7 WABASH ave.
FOR SALE Single size bed except
1eral cheap Call sos South Hob
man ST. Hammond S-i5
FOR SALE victrola 40 selections.
new. value $500 for quick sale s75
Must be sold at once Call Ewes at
t4s East state St.. Hammond Sis
FOR SALE Household furniture. cheap
eal At qnee I'D Wickey Apt Fast
chicago 1l06-R S-l5-2
earnitare 49l4 oieott ave East
FOR sAI.E-KolIev ard Campbell piano
8iks new only snaaI cash payment
required Call 4268-J Hammond Sis
FOR SALE-@ew and used tires and
hn- Henson and fTf|f SOS Holman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

Virginia Haas julia Haas Pierce; JOS
eph Pierce. husband OF Julia Haas
Fierce; Ann Shot"eii' EDEN 7 Shot
Well husband of Ann ShotweH; Ira
Bond. Isaac II cary william II. Cary;
samuel = Young INDIANA City Com
pSny; Alexander Mcdonald A. Nc
Donald; Griffith Kelly: Griffith KeIle~;
W II. H. Titus. Eliza Titus. wife Of
w II II Titus; E Manchester.
whose TRUE christian name is unknown:
r. N Manchester whose true christ
tan name Is unknown wife q T. Man
chester. g. w Is Al4lson' whose true
christian name IS unknown; Chas. W
Allison. Mary ,. Allison, Charles
NJ Lundgren. r T. jenkins. as
signee Of Isaac r. Hit and Wiz
us NJ HIT. hankrupts' willis NJ
HIT; Isaac Il. Hitt' Mary II HIT.
wife Of Isaac K Hltt' Willis $ Wal
ker; Thomas J Wood Martin Wood
susan q wood, wire OF Martin Wood
Mary Z Wood wife OF Thomas J
Wood hilzaoetn bursohi Edward Bur
SON Alexander stewart; Lizzie stew
art. henrietta y. Mehenzle' Thomas
Inc Z Allen; Florietta isabel West;
Mary a. Morrison: Thomas r Nor
rlson; henry T. MORRISON; II d. Nor
fison' whose true christian name is
unknown x T. Morrson whose true
chfistlan name IS unknown: Nettie Is
mort son guardian mary a Morri-
SON. " lison' whose true christian
name Is unknown Ella Jane Cobb.
70 IA Ke use, a o1'a"a'"rnie indian
os's.. .>'Si'qua' ~" ooD So
4u"' ~ e'li1 az qua O-'.''N -sof' "a" -Ke-
sean N0k Nousil' " dh-heesh ho-mit'
surviving helTs or Fo-Na- kau7e' Pot
a"atomie Indian; John -. Bourie;
imam @ Butter; hiram Pearsons.
r - IayioF whose true ehristian
name IS unknown Wili'ah M 9heF-
'aFa' Mary FISHER samuel A Stem
...o.s VARY II a'Aer' aeNlsee or
y ms , walker aeeaesedi Moses 81
w a'N7I. "1soaiu % MARY II Naikeri
So - ~, IT imam WaFdeT
as'io0eIi', "iitiein " shoonrA-
- - - ass ne OF Wlli'a'n
Al uei aS'O"u1ni arthur Mcclure;
- - ~ .1l, we g arthur Nc
Cure Oa4eo "nite; JORDAN AIoertson
- ,,,eA Nanpeie' iisrVle Vanpelt'
bu'ts' whose true ehristi@n name
- Ii'"tlo" - I-i1i@ Outs butts
soaIu OF IluTa BUTTS whose true
A''osFSoh' "lte q
~ . = nus anu son whose true christ
81 ''s''''0 : u''N'.."i'. tN'na Maria An
'iso", swan 9AeraoIph' EFlc Mon
rec 40lDe'e' seven Slodahli
-lels SJooahl Elha 9Jodahi' wire Of
J - 7 on4l1' Ju'let DUTY JuAette
buty' Willis M Hitt; Ellen HIT
OF WINS n mt w M HIT
,,''se .'ue eil.is''ail name Is unknown
~" nv VIE o. N Hltt'
$50 - ~ IN li''H i,aii'e Is UNKNOWN
~ AisN','Der - LED nus
pl''u % sara =. Leo george w Ew-
."e A-"i"e' We or George
i-wils' whose rue christian name IS
D'iNiio"n' jacob biHott Ira o. Dtb-
w i1D'FF Not1ennam' H. sum
'.''' George Ewing Jr.. William
= E"ins. william g Ewing Jr'
;, iar ioe.e ewing. wife of William 9
[-'t ts ~ Mary +. Ewing AieNander
''is "ifili IN p. living Ada s ET-
sns ies ~ Steoblhs; vera X
T'go0'ns' VIC OF eharies H Steboins'
1ai'a 0ofnpany LateFa
Lane sHo'e SAhd company
F0' - eaeh ana all OF the pres
o-le's 81 the Lake Shore
7a'it N0'np aIy' ana eaeh and all Per
7oi's VINO ave held stock In said COM
iaiS SINCE June -4th. 1908. each and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15
BOARD AND ROOM

ROOM AND B0ARD ia private family.
Rooms newly furnished 676 Calu-
met awe. Hammond e-13-2
BOARD AND ROOM ~ private fam
fly Inquire 2S3 Michigan avenue.
Hammond Home cooking and bak-
ing. SIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15
WANTED TO RENT

faEe or house on south Side at once.
Supt. linton Iron Products GO Phone
East fhiC3go 2N1. S-13-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15
The Tartars Had
Literary Tastes

HE lowly and uncultned Tartars-vhen books fell
into their possession ate them to acquire the
knowledge contained therein They doubtless suffered
indigestion. At least, they weren overlooking any bet
There are mistakes both Of commission and omission.
Better, by far, to be satisfied that you have done your
best and endure Indigestion than overlook real oppor-
tunities and feel the pangs Of unavaihng regret
The advertisements you will find in this newspaper
are business mines Of opportunity They tell you Of
values you might never know if they were not there to
guide you
Do you read-and digest-this advertsng9 Figura-
tvey speaking some folks eat it up" They are the
wise shoppers-the economical buyers-the ones who
are strictly up to date the opportunities for saving
money or spending it most judciously.
Read the advertisements Read them to know what's
what in the shopping district Read them to save steps
to save money--to save disappoinments Read them
because they place before your eyes moving panorama
of business progress Read them to keep yourself IN
formed
Read Them ReguLarly-L Pays!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15
WANTED TO BUY
LEGAL NOTICES

4 4af
t-l.ri' 'FlN ~ 4hat
49, 4,,,-,t ~ ,A4sasi " The
-,ss iu"He 'rKs aaopted Pri-
-. -. l"F me improve
e11h avenue. Section
H4 we Msst Ane g Grant
e's me or NleNe ana
N'1Y or .5sry' Lake
Peso4sti,r. e-,l,,,- ia 4IoT9
1rsd IlnetT-faur (2S9l adopted on the
E The ieo.l 1te E@Tfs streets ana a,,evs
r-,,.4s 80 az Ti4eNS
W.. 80 II, rsYs - -
So ~ ,9 9,arheia :, StT rect AI,ey
sseysnfeen Vest tl7-A-W) Grant
~
Alley TNetta Shtlfh C12S ana A1iey
Thirteen south G3).
SAID AsSe ssment Roll contains the
n'i'.gs %, ne ~heFs anu oesefi Pt.Sh
amounts ii hid prIma fade assessment
against each lot or parcel II land sub
jet g assessnfnt ana IS on ne and
iii I,f,l' l9ortz 49, -. MI 9.arv
Lake asaulty IraIana.
ON one 2gth day 81 August, 1921. at
nine o.cl9ek e me- the Board Of Fuoiic
N * VIII ny y III ~ o. $3.50 ope
str4nees against the amounts assessed
against each II said lots and parcels
lana 3nd "il near ana eeteFIn N
H. 49, henefte5 ~ ifI he enee
ciaIlv benefited nv said Improvement
tn the amounts set forth in said Toll;
ala N.tl men a,al.l's :" ~
f4fn ar n1o7ff,. in who'll er i'm mart tn.
resneetive prima facIe assessment ON
said Roll
TX order or me hoaFo o. fuoi'e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

said Court. az Hammond Indiana his
18th day o-~July A d 1871
HERBERT II WHEATON.
(seal) Clerk l. S. C.
BY: RUTH BERG.
Deputy Clerk s-l-s-4e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY.
HANMIa0ND-TInss OF,ee. Hammond Bldg Phoss
3IUo E. S. Bourne Drug StO-e us Calumet Ave-
Phone $685.
VII IINc-Whiflns N.~ys Co.. 5z4 9Th S.. Phop.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
IrcT A-TE7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

FOR RE&T-Four rooms furnished
with garage 23S Michigan avenue
Hammond s-l5-3
FOR NT-Two and four furnished
apts for light hskpg rs state 81
Hammond Sis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

IS Az r El)--Man ana wife wtthout eh9-
1ren Is work 0u farm. IhoIc GrN an
IF int Sao X-lS-3I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

HERBERT H. WHEATON.
seaD CLERK LAX Superior Cour
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-15

Attest
TORATHTA MILLER Clerk
Puhlish: Aug 10. Is. rs. rs, H. IS. 10,
1901
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-18
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and at St. Mary.s church palms will be blessed and distributed.
 John Lynch. Fred Bruce, Theodore Gagne, Harvey Delorme and othre attended the automobile show in Bos- ton, Tuesday
 As Putnam was able to reduce it's town rate one mill 1t is interesting L note that Killingly increased rate one half mills to a total of 2ih mills.
 Mrs. Ruth Babcock and little son have returned from Niagara Falls ? here Mrs. Babcock was called by the serious illness of her brother in law
 The annual ne ting of the Putnam Country Club will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, Tues day evening. March goth. The sea son is about to open and the club E Iu excellent condition.
 The Brown University Cub is to be in Putnam on Tuesday evening Apri 26th. coming under the auspices Of the Mems Clab Of the Congregational church The proceeds will be donate 10 the hospital fund.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-18
DEALERS SAY NO CHANCE
 COAL PRICES WON'T DROP

Putnam people may as well make up their minds that coal isn't going te be materilly cheaper next fall an winter. 4 member of one of the leading coal firms of the city sai Thursday that his concern has been i 2 formed that the drop will not be iH excess of 50 cents a ton between nov and July and that there is no indiea- ton that there will be any further cuts beyond the 50 cents per ton men tioHed. To many this will be high. ly discouragiag announcement, f view of the fact that soft coal has taken such a decided slump, this be ing offered recently as low as s3.1 per ton at the mines There is no pros pact local dealers say of any such dro of prices on hard coal For this the dealers are in no way responsible am they would much prefer to see the commodity back to what formerly Wa. considered a normal price.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-18
New Tyne of oil. Burner.

A recently developed heavy-oil- burning engine of nnlY medium htgh compression thnt Is, n semi-n'oscl type. Is adapted to uses in o' fields and localities where the water con l0ins large quantities of gritty sub stances, making it unsafe to in ieet Into the cylinders. says popu'ar Me chanics Magazine The D esel design Is ndhered to Tn the new type ith The Axception that the excessively high eompirssion preSsures of 400 tn 5l0 pounds to fhe square inch are not a~ed To start the engine. the mer-
 ury Is hrousht to high heat with q elowtoreh After Star,ins the heat of the compression nud combustion maintains The temperaure. Mercury $ used for the re7Son that It k a rn riv good heai inSulator and keeps he bottom of the chamber hot and that though lt hoilS fhere Is no loss as inc vannr condenSes on the inside wall If the wateriaekesed flop of the enlter and returns to the bottom.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-18
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

District of Woodstock, ss. Probate Court, March 10, 1921. Estate of Frances H. Butler. late of Woodstock in said District. deceased. The Exec utor having exhibited his administ-a- ton account with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is ORDERED That the 26th day of March, A. D. 1921. at o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate office in Woodstock be and the same is assigned for a hear ing on the allowance of said adminis- tration account, and this Court directs the Exscutor to cite all persons inter ested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order
 rec in some newspaper having a cir culation in said District and by post ing a copy on the public signpost in the Town cf Wo dstoc'l where the de- ceased lest dwelt, at least ' days be- fore said time assiynei. Certiiel fror' Record, CLARENCE H. CHILD. Judge. II