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Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
ERROR AND RELIEF

Every in while newspaper makes mistake just Ike human being The by exception About three months of sorting from letters Of thousand Tagn the raising of funds this and that excellent away this column against the professional charity worker and against the spending of collected funds for that ninety times of hundred finds speedy end in the basket We very promptly called o when
 friend of th Near East Relief called and showed how such talk would easily discourage contributions o fund which plishng good magnitude We admitted Ne still do read the of printed propaganda, tut brief talk with Near East who has returned from the far Of Anatoa has convinced that every penny contributed this particular relief least salvation of portion Of humanity whose sui fering almost beyond comprehension In the comfort and Windham County difficult for picture starving thousands families and scattered murder page and all the atrocities committed helpless and eHslaYed people We sincerely wish that the Near East workers whose hay confirmed the facts could radio their experiences each apd every of and thus effectively than through widely posted written word us sympathy and practical aid
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
MARRIED MANNERS

According young know. ot the most dii- cult duties for bachelor o accomplish spend weekend the home ef married friends. When he questioned this particular form of torture h. the following Ia of n- variable diseomfors attendant such a visit
 Theg ask you 10 admire impossible children
 Thes both alk al he different subjects. Thes rides and quarrel about the They demand your admiration of Wallace NHtting prints and Grand Rapids chairs.
 The baby invariably cries before breakfast.
 They ask pretty gr o you who hasn't spoonful of brains
 They taIk about themselves and give you chance Frequently the cook has azt Jeff and have to wash dishes.
 They persist talking of old times that you forget They ought To be married and they just the right girl
 They have Hugh Blacks Friendship" the side table They're glad when you're gone and you're gIa4 to %.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FAME AND THE POET

When Professor William 1yon Phelps ti 4-e presented Edward Arlington Robinson for he degree of Doctor H tt the university commencement exercises Weutsay. hg raid Dr. Robinson noticeable and. for this das and unique tribute Professor Phelps sad: "u age setad yersng where many prefer noereiN obseury would rather draw attention h ans than unknown. Ar Robinson has invariably permitted his poems speak selves He has fame no by dscords, but by singing tune better than else The result must be almost gra lying to him is to all udeous lovers of literature He generally regarded today Americas foremost living poet Mr Phelps last statement be to challenge o those poets seeking another kind o fame but the lack the person aty element in Dr Robnsens likely highly exceptional in age of tawdry regulations.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
WRITES BOOK oS ETIQUETTE
Pomfrss Summer Visitor Is Author Of Hsn5book soon Co Be Published

Mrs Psiea rst 1f T1xefio and New crk. who Is sps1iing the sumner af the Ben GrosVe1or Inn In Poufret. is the author Of handbook on etiquette which is soon to be published by Funk c Wagnalls. Ia fsu page article n last Sunday's edition of the New York Tribune. Mr. P9sts work is described as follows
 .speeifeaIg Mr- Posts latest ven- fure il@ writirg. which is to be pub lished by Funk Wagnalls. sets forth a code Of efh es Tor everyday gtilitar- tan wear, as understood by those who speak the language and who have. Nifh the aid af generations behind them. confrmei ts usefulness in the broad sense. e3te aside from whether one belongs tg s8-called smart society or not. Theu she has sgh-department- cd it Tn this dividing the reader gets the deta information, in rela- ton to custom occasions. dress. with countless minaf shades and details set forth that mean nothing in their an- written iasFs s5 tae aninitiated and the absence Of which tells everything 10 the initiated
 Mrs. Post record as 8 writer be- gan with "T1s Flight of a Moth. sup pcs 1 ta be asr 5Wn letters written from house r,.es in England. Ger many and France. 1t is said the Germans did mol care for her pictures at aii.j Sine .ne- wrote Purple and Fine Linen. story of New York SO c.etg .Wozaa n fhe Tapestry was real IiteraiaH sort of pastel in prose dedicate .1 the memory of her father. otfff hooks include Chase af Calico esis.. Letters of a World ig Ge8m8shaf The Title Market . a picture of 5ae E9e of Europe and a .itle for the American girl, which the writer had aa opportunity 10 paint al obviously e Iu Rome, and Bg Motor ta e Golden Gate
 Yfs. Post aae daughter of the late Hf. sna Afs H4ee Price and has twn sans. Edwin I Post, Jr.. who mar ricd Miss E 5 Ioew. daughter of William Go Bs Loew. of New York Newport an EHz Island. and Bruce Post \ gf son, William Goaabs Post. 0as haa gaurs Mir and NEs. Post last ss5H
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
A BOOK REVIEW
 4 WEEK

fReaHzag fhat many readers of The Patriot are not avaJing them selves of tne opportunity for reading many books that the Putnam public library offers and hoping 10 stimulate interest in some of these books, it Is planned this column each week t0 review certain of the more prominent works of recent acquisition which are 70 be found these3
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
WOODSTOCK GUESTS

of all the towns the county, Woodstock seems to hate the happy faculty of bringing back and daughters who have from Wndham fame prominence in the outside world Moreover to be remembered those days pictured the eeants history when the late Henry C. Bowen brought Woodstock Hill he and famous of the Today Woodstock R extending
 and cordial welcome Governor Lake, genial anu popular whose affection for his birthplace constantly dences. Also, II welcoming another John Cafbn
 writer and essast e heard from these past years Mr corbn be well known immediate generation but there those who recall with pleasure his brilliant essays. and scholarly criticism
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
THE BEST BUILDING YEAR

Before the n used 10 be almost axiom hat thing decidedly wrong With community whe the strueton homes and buildings B4 when arrived and the of labor and pro hbitive figure the for building obYe There fore. o the most indicative signs of the real malcg the gradual increase tbe number of buildings both homes and business that being erected in Putnam and the surrounding towns The materials have dropped Labor is For the first time the the and who build themselves the dawn of building possl ba Since the l922 assaredy the best building year
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922 At l O'Clock P NJ. Cs,sndsrd)
he'd

as deser bed .--
 One beautiful quartered oak diu8s room set with leather seat chairs. buf fat. efe.I three-piece parlor set up holstefed ia genuine Spanish leather. handsome library set. leather seat aHi Hea7y oak table. oak bookcase If thHae sections with elass doors, eleealt mahogany dresser and bed. I faa bed bring. and mattress, ] new drop head White sewing machine. reN f fEtroia in solid oak case with . aae collection of records, ! new Nc x Kitchen range with gas attachment, sa'a a.e Glenwood heater like new. a.l aus of rugs. art squares. mate.n-. =a-sa#. picture. dishes. ane rafeis=
 bench Wringcr. tubs, and HaHz
 articles foo numerous fa d. 
 ap excellent opportunity
 ssasa a beautiful anl valuable
 f perfectly modern house.
 at auction without |
 blensh Terms cash All
 ID restriction If uy ant week day
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
CITY OF PUTNAM Tax Notice

\ warrant having Laaa H me for the collection of all Property FaN which are due and H aale o the Glty of Putnam on iulE h. levied 5a the Grand lIsf f tle. WORT H42l. 4ccordinc to tEl Eate If said eity
 Notice $ hereby given that for the Haffa-e of receiving such taNes l NIL meet ail persons iahie ta pay Taxes .ue said city, at my office at No 2s Front street, Bradley Theatre Build iHgt. in Putnam on
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-i00 acres with growing crops. horse. | COWS, l50 poultry, vehicles, implements. tools: pleasant home location. handy advantages city markets. 5 acres loamy til- lage brook-watered pasture. ample wood 50 apple trees; good Groom house, barn. poultry houses. gar age. Cannot handle. all S8.5OO. part cash. l II MILLIGAN. Dan ielson. Conn 25
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
Thursday, Friday. Saturday
 July B, lA, Is, 1922
From s A. NJ. to i2 Noon, and from 10 P Nj, on Each Of Said DAys

Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving Street Sprinklins Taxes which are due and payable eB jaly 10, 1929. levied if accordance with the vote of the City Council of The City of Putnam. l will meet all persons hable Co pay Street Sprink- .ne IaNes due said city. at my office 8t No 2, Front street. Bradley The a.ra Buaiae1 in Putnam on
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
On July 10, the Second Monday
 In July, 1922

4Hi8.80 4. M. Standard time4 to ex-
 anime thc lists of Jurors. nominated from each town in said County, and 10 erase from said llsts haf Of those 70 nominated.
 Any person may appear before sand commissioners at the time and place named and be heard with ref esenee Co the names upon sand list. Each 1f Che said Commissioners has a list of the Jurors nominated which can be seen by any person interested before sad time
 Dated at Putnam, this 22nd day of June. 1929
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
Thursday, Friday. Saturday,
 July l3, 14, Is, 1922

From s A. NJ. to l2 Noon and from 1 P. NJ to p NJ on Each Of Said Day.
 Dated at Putnam. tH.- 10th day of iuae.
 ARCHIBALD MACDONALD. JR. Galectar uf Taxes If the C5sy of Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23

We were wrong seems believing that murder as po- hea implement was the exclusive property of the Balshev The brutal Henry Wilson yesterday in Lon don would to indicate attempt part o Dublin to rival Moscow.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
JUHN ' FI0OH. killingiy Center. Com Fe' Dan iOS-5.

Ala Court of Probate he,i at Put. aa within and for che District If F4aH. en the 2lst day af June. Present. David Flage. Judge Eeaaie If Mary E Daniels. latg II Putnam. deceased The aimlnistr4. tef Hvae exhibited his admuistfa- raa astaant with said estate t6 th.s lau for allowance. ii Is ORDERED
 IHi the 29th day of June. I922. ;, Ia o'clock la the forenoon. st Court ef hfesate to be held at the Probate e.te sH Putnam. be and the same .< aue for 8 hearing on the allow
 f aid account, and the aiminis
 tr E directed to cite all persons Interested therein 60 appear at said
 8 place. hy publishing thfs or ssF enee n some newspaper having q ce4.aan in said District and by Fosf.ae copy hereof on she public sisnH .t in the Town of Putnam. DAVID FLAGG, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
Windham County Jurors

Tae undersigned Jufs Commission CTS for Windham County. hereby give aafIee chat they will be in session at He taiee of Edgar N Warner Clerk U Lle SanerIor Court. at Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FOR sAIE

FOR sALE-A well equipped garage. Here is one chance in life time To step iHto q paying business. Inves- ueate Address BOX c, Patriot of- Bee 25s
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23

LoST-On Friday afternoon last shortly after noon one yeknown and popular Finder will recognize by warmth damp. depressed and suffering population Answer \ z Patriot.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
WfITER BROS. AUCTIONEERs Office and Sales Rooms, No. 42 Main
 Street uaHielson, Conn.
AUCTION

Ne Will @ sar contents af tHa home of 0r FHa~s. located ia tar village af SHH Woodstock. Conn az Pubic Sale at reserve oH ee=tH}a= teH. en
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
SATURDAY, JULY I, 1922
 Atli O Clock \. NJ, New Time

o head fl choice. young. high sraae 9uer1seI Ayrshire and Jersey COWS md heiferS. in the various stages 6f m'a 6 excellent farm and busines
 hnt-e~. all serviccahly sound weigh ne a5oand ls00 lbs. each 4 full aae If farm tools and implements saeh as mowers, rakcs. harrow blows. tutivators. etc Also several sets If good double and single harness
 IhIs vii be strictly hEh dalIH -aIa usual No ifs no and,s. ai
 sales aaal If stormy first faf daz 4f.er Caterer will attend Terms
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
WITrER EROS. AUcTIoNEERS oase a8d Sales Rooms. 42 Man St.
 nanielson Conn

l an .lnr 10 seIl - m Fl.t.r fsfH located K kllp1ly Center. Conn., op
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Clearing House Those Something to Dispose o. and Those Wishing Something; Employer and F Joyce; Brings Buyer Seller Together
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FOR SALE
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION

Grading, Planting. Pruning. Formal gardens and treatment of grounds. Plans and designs furnished JOS EPH s. SHEPARD, South Wood stock, Conn. Telephone 63z-l2.
 f4fF
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FOR SALE
OR SALE AND EXCHANGE

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE Horses, heavy teaming of all kind green horses. One saddle mare. cream color. s years old. Also wagons and harnesses of all kinds. ALMEDOSE RIENDEAU. Provi- dence streeet. Tel 529-4.
 24-26r
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23

FOR SALE-Peas. 75c per peek. Tur-
 nips. Ice a lunch. Tel. 6S4. 2s
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
AUCTION

There wil be an auction sale of nigh grade household goods of al. kinds, tools and 90 hens. at the resi- aencs of Joseph Cote al No. s7 Harn- son street Putnam, Conn. on
 SATURDAY, JULY 1. 1922 4, l o'Cloek ?. Nj. Daylight lime.
 If Zoe stormy. following Monday s5s ah
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE room cottage. corner Smith and Marshall streets lot ll9 feet on smith, 100 feet on Marshall street. also barn; buildings in good condition Price S3.400 Address JOSEPH VANDALE. Putnam Inn.
 24-tf
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23
FOR RENT

TO RENT-Store on South Man street. Apply at CITY HOTEL.
 28-tf
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Specializing i'm Railroad Mergers

Q&ssonAs reader Of ,u .Y rt;.
ls'aasee St Paaf Western Maryland mood ys "
'as She norsh~srn roads uH be ons
re ST fdn common is selling
e up ooaaa Ss or 90 ~ tAo
their - - - "P -
~ IS ao Famored hat fhe Nw are ooo b. % ~
aegn0 Ne~ x0S Central s scin0
IL Ia Ne the War nnr,,,5 s,
Maryland stock jump to the N York sailing pr
Do hecr anything ho aerosr..
40 Boa other
Hha tell me of the SoKh Mortgage Of cnno;
oho IAsy offered
~sh me char.
they ah at
Cincinnati the
that
soder As principal and hs
similar and cona.
TIE agent They hare been
hep not get che
}or the purchaser an the stock
he StTuas
share he DO think this
Ohio the tn
Answeit is fact that application
ton of the Great Northern Chicago Burlington Quincy and Northern
Pacific railroads. suggesting .+ +b O.
raul might be included the combination have also heard an
official statement to the effect that Paul is not to ha M
proposed ~ w ~
would sanction combination with the other t,r m @
he Attorney Generals office would sit permit the
o OF such combination the should give ITS rpro
uch combination would be contrary
act which permits combinations spates that competition
J IJ
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Reinvestment of 81. .a0a

9uestion---l have a mortgage coming due
TINS week, and must invest II at once as
am going to California for the winter and
$sk your advice III the matter. 1t is for
some railroad stocks as safe Investments
tor a woman? / am seventy years old.
Please advise me to investment Of L per
cent or as near an you can that Is Il safe
one. already have $500 in Liberty
present hoidiasa: American Sales Book,
made In Elmira ". Y; Detroit Creamery,
Etarcock National Bank, Harcock. M,ch.
Miami Copper. Swift & Co., New York
Central Trust certificate equipment Conn
pania Swift International. Erie bonds, gen
eral lien; Northwestern Bell Telephone,
City of Ottawa, Canada, debentures; Ar
mour &c Co. gold notes.-A. d. II.
Answer-We consider the better
grade of realty bonds a suitable invest
ment for a woman. Your present
holdings, although not high grade,
are all reasonably good, except
the Erie general lien bonds, which
by their price reflect substan-
tial element of uncertainty. This
company shows q deficit Of more
than $1,000 900 as the result of the
operations during the first nine months
of 1922, and although it was able to
make ends meet in 1921 by drawing
on It's coal properties. il cannot be ex-
pected to continue doing this indef-
initely. We think good preferred stocks
would answer your purpose and with
this in mind suggest Endicott-J johnson
preferred. New York Telephone prefer
red and Western Electric preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Continental Clay. Again

Question: have sister who teaches
school and who has purchased some $500
worth OF stock IN the Continental Clay
Company. Their agents now wish her to
purchase more of this stock and have sent
her descriptive mater which I enc!os-
ing. What do you think OF putting more
money IN this stock from an investment
viewpoint? What inform tion can you give
rae relative TO the standing of Atlantic
Lohos, listed the curb markctI In
what way is it connected with standard
Oil?--J. K. f.
Answer--Continenta Clay stock was
one Of the offerings Of II. w. Dubiskie
& Co., none of which we have ever
recommended as an investment The
original price for "units" was $125,
and the present offering price for
"units" is around Sc. We do not ad-
wise buying the stock at any price.
Atlantic Lobos Oil is one Of the Stan
dard Oil groups. The company was
formed to take over the Mexican sub
sidiary of che Atlantic Refining Com
pany and the Port Lobos Petroleum
Company. Salt water intrusion has
affected earnings of the company to q
considerable extent, and with the ex-
ception Of payments made July 16.
1921, Of SO on the preferred "A" stock
and $3.50 on the "B" stock no dividcnds
have been paid.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Finds Many Standard Oils

opsstion-t have decided to invest
few hundred in Standard Oh stock. e'ss
an inyast;gaeton I find many Standafa
Oils--nf New Jersey another OF Cai11s 10y :.
Standards OF New Jersey and Galifern.ia nis
arc listed on the exchange bit New x oEk ORE
isn't II Is on the Curb, though ana
cnnruaed and should greatly appreciate
your valuable advice. Il Whioh. OF the
Standards do people mean when they say
"Standard Oil Cor t2} Which when
they refer to the STANDARD on Trust !.
ls, which is the biggsst OF the s.anaar1s 1sf
"a Tho oldest of the standarost so'
which of them do you advise me TO an
vest in7 Why2--E. n. w.
Answer-When people speak Of the
Standard Oil Company 1t is taken for
granted that they mean the New Jer-
sey company, which, prior to l9ll,
held the stocks of subsidiary cornpa-
nies and was at that time characterized
as the Oil Trust. When people speak
of the Oil Trust in this present decade
they have in mind the Standard Oil
companies in general, even though
they sre apparently operated as inde-
pendent units. The New Jersey COM
pany Is the largest and probably the
Oldest. According TO an official state
mcnt of Che Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey, the oil business is specu-
,atiye, and this is scmsthing yon must
bear In mind IL you consider placing
your money in a,sy OF these stocks. Il
you appreciate tie risk and still want
to put your money in this field. we
suggest Standard Oil of Indiana stock
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Gilliland Preferred outloak

Question-In February. 1921, bought
some preferred stock OF the Giliiland Oil
Company. I received one dividend pay
ment and then the company went into
the hands of a receiver. paid Ss5 per
share. or late see 1t Is uoted mo bid,
so asked" VIII you be kind enough to
tell me what you can Of the reorganiza-
ton IL any, and Of the prospect of the
resumption of dividendsf Before buying
csMs stock I availed myself of your advice
but did not follow it in this one instance,
When / followed your advice my purchases
were investments and are o. K.--F. s. H.
Answer-Additional information on
the affairs of Gilliland Oil coming to
our attention since the publication OF
previous reply TO your inquiry in.
dicates that the outlook for holders OF
TIE preferred is not so hopeless as
might be inferred. individuals looking
after the interests of preferred stock
holders are hopeful that a reorganiza-
ton can be brought about which Will
take the company out of receivers
hands without loss TO their clients. The
outlook at least Is brighter than ap-
pears on the surface, it seems. Six
quarterly dividends were paid before
suspension Of payments, not one, as
previously stated.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
His List We'll Supported

1uestion-- WIN You be- so kind ss To
s. sNe me your opinion concerning the uuaI.
~ y ihe following lst of bends all OF
ism. 49,. wath the exception of those noted,
oonEht at underwriting price7 Would
~, ynu ssEsest any changesf what would
se ana5s nsViss tor an additional investment of
so,eooE $1,000 Liberty bonds, $1,000 In
each Of the foflowtng Kingdom Of Den.
fA Ess Ssi American AGRICULTURAL ChernicaI
20, 20, AS; Great Northern Railronl ~.
holeoo Eaison IN; Duquesne LiKht 7Ms.
SsaEsfA rails Power first and Conpotl.
as'eu a.. ser1cs a; Province of Nova Scotia
49,, AZ. i'5e. New York Telephone Ga. 1871.
rosn s, hork EDISON 6bs. Southern Rail.
rohu tss; Department OF the seine 7e
Dutch East Indies 6s, 1862. Psois;n ro,a1
9 1nuHe ana telegraph Co 6s 1852; King
ooih OF Norway 6s, 1s52-B. c.
Answer--The only holdings in vour
investment structure outside of tho
OBVIOUSLY sound class are the Depart
ment OF the Seine Is and the American
Agricultural Chemical TINS, but these
might we'll be retained in conjunction
with an investment otherwise so we'll
supported. With your $4,000 we sup-
gest that you add 81 900 to your hold.
lngs OF New York Edison CTS, New
York Telephone es and Norway ss. and
take in addition 81, 900 of United States
rubber 5s, 1947, yielding about 5.s per
cent, and ten shares Of Western Flee
trlc per cent preferred stock. SELLING
recently around Ill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Has SpecuIatiye stoci,a

Gnestson--Will you be ssiad enough n
advtse me about inclosed list Of sta,Ss
aha aft npnds | own? ] am slxty-four years
IL possible. Three 81 con aaetf s',. slae.
Government bonds. per cent, ST obo SNast
1,estdr, i nnnas. per cent; $1.oo North.
SIX snare Of American Telephone af,f, r.
snaphs sis tn.rty ,nve shares OF Western Pa
s,lae ,,as,, * Kallroad twenty five shares soutb
westerh Fsctho Railroad, five shares DeIa-
ware Ware & Hudson Railroad, tsfty sbarss
mann 5 copper, ten shares Anaconda
dateo dS.y shares irao B@ston & Montana consoIi
snares Allied Oil, 100 shares psciec M " :
90 90 J: on margin; st6G00 mortgage or a
Ia, 1actorg s'a az - per cent; $1,000 mortgage
riortgage on r''psFty PER- al ais per cent; s6.o0o
cent,--c. r. '''NSo @' per
answer ou cannot hope to be on
the safe side as long as YOU hold 20
many highly speculative stocks. This
comment is justified, especially since
you state that part of your holdings
are pelng carried on margin. You
cannot begin to consider this invest
ment sound until you have disposed Of
such stocks az Boston & Montana. Ma
Jesuc Oil, Allied Oil, and Western Pc.
cihc Railway. Whether you can afford
TO assume the hazards that go with
carrying 100 shares of Pacific Oil on q
margin is something which we are not
9uahhed to pass on, since we do not
know your financial capacity or The
size OF your margin. The speculatiye
character of this stock, even though it
IS paying a dividend, may be judged bv
the reaction it has sustained In the
iast fortnight. If you will make these
changes IN your investment the others
may be allowed to stand.