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Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
NORTH ASHFORD

Alec s. Bloore Of Bangor. Me. has come to reside with his parents, Rev. Norman '. and Mrs. Bioore at North Ashford parsonage
 The ladies of the Westfor3 Baptist church are planning to hold their social on "Wednesday. August second. II is hoped that there will be Q good attendance.
 Re- Norman M. Bloore has recent y completed 6 course of Bible Study on Evangelism with the Moody Bible Institute. Chicago. graduating with 6 grade of 100 Mr. Bloore has now qualified as aa evangelist
 Al the Eastford Baptis. church, North Ashford the service or Sunday morning was greatly improved by a duet. Drifting. ably rendered by Miss Myrtle Davidson and Mr. Arthur ProaIz The pastor. Rev. Norman M. Bloore preached on The Weights of the Christian Life" The meetings Of the Christian Endeaxor are arousine ereatsr interest On Sunday even ing ia spite of the indictment weather. there was 6 good attendance. several of the members driving three or four miles in the rain to attend the meet ing. The leader for next Sunday will be Ms Grace Buell.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
UNION

Ernest Tyler is visiting in Boston and Lynn
 Hoa. JoAa Buckley spent Sunday ai,h Mrs. Lizzie Rieharas
 Ars Urban Carpenter and three daughters visited her sister. Mrs Har- vey Colb1rr. last Friaay.
 l. M Reed visited his nephew and family W Il Reed. at fhear summer home n Westford last Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs Ralza Horton and t.go children and Mrs L. Richards were callers at tae Thaysr home Monday
 Mrs. 2aiza Horton and two children returned home Sunday after spending three weeks win her sister in Naaga- tuck
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howard of Put nam were visitors at Mrs. Howard 8 parents. Mr and Mrs. George Thayer. for a week
 There wiIl De social at fhe t1za hall Friday evening. The hostesses sill be Mrs F. 5 Lindsay and Mrs. Dedie Lawson
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
POMFRET

Mrs Agnes Skinner of New Yofk cty is visiting with MIss Moves at Tops6el8
 ar aad Ae- William BIackmore of Providence called on their parents one day iast week
 Arthur Dawson af New York City has been visiting Mr and Mrs T IL HaHley at Golden HI Farm.
 Lawrence Kimball returned on Tuesday from Southampton. L. l.. where he spent the weekend
 ars J Raeieot and son Albert Of Se2 York returned home after q visit 10 her parents. Mir and Mrs. Black- more.
 Hrs. Arthur B. Lapsley has gone 10 Sarragaa=ett Pier. accompanied hy her sister. Mrs Bifkheai and Ms Margaret l.apsley
 John R Dos Pass4s. author Of Three Soldiers" and one of the best enonn younger American writers. Is q suegt of Miss Bout and Mis- Stevens at Brisk to High
 The annual meeting and luncheon of the Pontefract Boat Club will be- held al the boat house tomorrow Members intending Co be present should notify Charles Field Swan.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

ueg method of keeping has vi,h- out ea-ine it in the sun has been worked cut tn Switzerland. The new nawe hay is stored on metal sheH.- 'a silos of 3oo feet capacity Aaataer metal sheet closes the top uf tHe ste and she two sheets are con- rsltsl in an electric circuit, SO an alternating current of from 200 to
 volts ls passed thfoush the grass h, tssaen them. This enables the grass to r. preserved in its natural state uuai required l. can De cut and st sea fespective of weather eondi- Sons and fl contains twice the nutri- meHt of afs equal quantity of hay
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
M AN H ASSET VILLAGE NOTES
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 < son wls born to Nr aHd Mrs. uascauit ou July 24
 C Neu of May street has moved a F Lincoln street
 Misses Blanche and Malalae Bul iafd If Bsnitlson have been spending 'svo weeks with their grandmother at q Middle street
 O So4sk of Staford Springs visit. ed John Silva at X Middle street last weekend
 \ Narcotic moved from Phcnix. R l.. te $ Middle street
 nalhert MacKenair spent Monday in Worcester,
 Mir. Mary Fitzpatrick. who has been visiting Mr and Mrs Martin Ho- gan for a few weeks. has returned b her home in New Jersey
 Mir and Mrs H M Unrath and daughter Esther of Providence were visitors of Mir and Mrs R W Boys over the weekend
 Mrs Dalbert Mackenzie and son Harold spent a few days tn Elliott this week
 Ben Holden and II Hasten went 1u a business trip Co Boston hast Sat arday
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
THOMPSON

sfr. and Mrs. , Fintoa Dart are ia Nea London
 Hr Charles ElliotT has been ia town for a fs~ sagk
 Miss Mary Eligtt s visiting Miss Birch Warner iH S~w Haven
 EIlsxorth Brosghton recently in- ussd hls foot Titb a pitehfork
 Mr and Mrs- Albert PhHfps ef sitadina. CaL. are visiting Mas LeN-
 Mrs Dexter Eilio-t gave luncheoa Ter eight or Hednea.iay folioNed by aset4on.
 Ars- 4 D. Fazoa af Nelz YoFk wifi arz5ae she zeth for months stay
 ss Niss Wiley
 Niss E4ith Pecxham is staying with Ma Wiley Mrz v T Pecsham has returned % Providence
 N. Mary ph.nneg is expected the latter paFf of tke week 70 ee tas guest sf Der aart. Hiss Sherman
 ar ard Hns Clarence Jaeobs sf Bazson are to arrige at Mu Hatehins aH Saturday fer sh9rt say.
 N.s Prudence Pane has received notice that she passed her examination faT B. Holyske without conditions
 Much Interest is sHoeH ln TasmR- .5e to .Es children 70 Be sent from Es#K Yars 70 August 5y tae NeS IoFs TFIaane Frese Air Fund Children so as received ss Ma Joseph g. Martin. Hrs- Charies Ryan Mrs Alex -ser Lather and MIa Mar8s Others sz5 far various reasans ore unable tu -Eza5ge children iH fheif homes are E#HeroasIg supplying faHHs to pag ,HeIr board Ia EastfaFi as veil ss Thompson
 of tae former paktors af the CoH- sHsza.#HHai church no aHe is more sasaafIy remembered chan ths Re-. George !. Cunning He now ras- -5z df ths Dracut Center fHHgrrxa-
 cat church n Dueut Mas which
 sneNn Ter many years as the Old Yellow Westinghouse % What
 s called Old Home Sunday vas rs= aaay celebrated fHere t5 eammem-
 zse tHe 18th anniversary q tHe eHafet's organization and che z5th af .s temaaeliHg
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
LEGION DOES NOT BENEFIT
 BY SALE OF BONUS BUTTONS

Attention is called by Anselm May otts Post. the American Legion. tg th- operations 0f a nsan calling himself D Winters. ia going about from t5wn e town m tbe state. selling Bonus Buttons. supposedly with the idea 5f aiding ex-sersiee men with the pro- eeeds of such sale. On the contrary. the man represents no one but him self. ard pockets all the cash he rc ceiyes from 8 generous and gnsus- pecting public. Local police have a warm welcome awaiting the man. should he pot in an appearance in Put nam.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

Radie compass stations on the Great Lakes will rob the Graveyard of ships" of its teFrars. Stations are being opened at White Fish Point. Detour and Grand Marals and when they are in operation the passing ships will receive their locations from two of these stations, and plotting those two lines on the chart. the skipper will know his ship is at the point where the lines meet on the chart.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
P0MFRET LANDING

Tie severe thunder storm If Sun day niEh, di3 muck damage iH thIz vicinity
 Arthur kimhali ts taking am Extersz lon Course at Connecticut Agrituf tural College this week
 Warren B Clifford of Yale Summer school spent the week-eud In the fam ily of E F White He came te attend the funeral service pf Theodore F Rapp late Supervisor of Schools ia pomfret
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
WEST GLOUCESTER

Atwood Mason of Webster called on friends here Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. Willard Place spent Sunday with relatives in Providence
 Miss Rosa Paul and Freddie Paul visited with relatives in Woodstock the past week
 Mis- Esther Greene of chepaehet. R l.. visited with Mr and Mrs Henry Bowen Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. James Place and ehil- dren of Webster visited with relatives and called on old acquaintanees here Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

as Eth Wheaton attended ihe sumner school at Daabary
 4 aneHe te- oRned 5y Joe Garlsy ss sIsags ready for tas next set.
 2fa. Iaa Converse and daughter. Ni.s Sy53. wiIl saeati5nize st the sea side
 Mzz IsHet Tseabrssze s enjoying a three Neeks absence sn howsry Fiora3a-
 A bigger and better monument to Che memory of Sen Nathaniel Lyon is propose
 4 rousng rally wiI soon be held under che sasPiees of the Republican WoHea's Club
 II A Eaay has been entertaining , ! NcEiFoy. | L. Brlsh and N D. Pinch Of New York
 Tee Ladies Foreign Missionary So eiefy met iast Thursday Sith Mrs. Henry BseH near the lake
 The ssanselzstle committee uin make an enthusiastic campaign In the outlying rural communities.
 A delegation from tais section plans to attend tae lawn social soon to be eivea bg tHe Baptist society at North Ashford
 The uaw addition Q Ms Gurnie's cottage was plaatere1 by Lee Dodge Tuesday. Extensive improvements are nearly finished.
 Ms Elizabeth Duer from Penasyi- vdnza, a teacher in the public school af Norwich. spent the weekend Wi-h MH Joseph Gufiey.
 Mr. Charles F. Basi. who has been among relatives and friends since tHe Fourth. returned Sunday c her home .n Peteuaara Mas
 < select social hop win be held at Gen Lyon tsH th.s evening. The vel known WHlimaaiic orchestra of five pjeces eilf furnish music.
 Tas Women V9ters' League mef st fhe chapel Wednesday afternoon and agreed e disagree oa the candI- data for representative af the fall election
 Several brother Odd Fellows rssid- ing iu this immediate vicinity attend. cd the installation of officers of Israel Putnam Lodge. L O. Q F. at Putnam Tuesday evening.
 The long woodshea at the Inn was moved q considerable distance back this week and k being transformed into garage The cleared space will be used Tor parking purposes
 The board Of registrars, Andrew c. Morse and Caro- P. Latham. meet at the chapel Friday, August |. to revise the town voters lists Those already registered are not obliged To do so again
 Fifty CT more members of Provi- denee Lodge. Se. ie8. Loyal 0rler of Moose, will p8Y a fraternal visit to x W Kennedy tomorrow evening. \ bug truck and several automobiles will bring the Moose hunters
 The biggest rush in the history of Gen Lyon Inn was experienced Sat urday and Sunday Forty-six were Among the guests registered was MT Liggett. who con. duets hundreds of leading drug stores throughout the country
 During Monday night. storm bolt Of lightning entered the house af Post master Frederick Bowen and after performing several pranks without sefiou, resul;s aaashed az old-fash- ionei m.rrei Nt Bowen was not aware of the aids presence untl the next morning
 f. was communion Sunday at ;le Congregational church and there Was seo8 attendance. Rev k Abbott < sars9=s. Xas a straHg eHe au
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
WON'T STAND FOR
 CHANGING OF TIME
Standard Timers" Organize to Combat Onslaught of Day
 light Savers
Leonard If. Hs.l.y T.LiaE L.adinE
 Part To stass-ls. Activities

Action hy the state Chamber ef Commerce, seeking 90 make daylight saving anne aniFsrs4i another year, ei least in Connecticut. has so stirred aavoeatas of standard time. that they have started uhas they call the Stand ard Tine League 0f Connecticut Community Local So !. co Norwich. ain be fhe frst enc organized and scores sf oshsrs are expected ta qa4ek. ly foilaN
 One uf th prime asFeFs aa ths Standard Tlme League s Leonard t Healeg af North was1steek. secretary of the State Board of Agriculture. Afr HeaIey sal k4e an address at Sorusk tdnarrazz incidental fu t#e iastItafIan of tne frzz CemaaaHssf Laeal
 Standard Tiusrs' Nal Latter
 Ths League. Ia an gpen lettrr -o fas aahc @ t = sag ea tae subject
 The Harr established e 4 staa3- ard tae hos s s8 be sHE bet for aH Wa t as af
 standard t- aiaae uHss ef action "a our ~ and ffgserIa. fe e H as ralnz Hz8 pfauot 2 raesfa happy sf aaf 6Mnsd1 d1Fea5ls
 Under tne Iea1esstiH sf Cham oea z Commerce t-a f =sai.
 me hraaeHs great eo1taHal and aresf= S4za
 H e rt sza srfss =fas sea oH4a~t aas ea H4aaI .fa. het tney f altogether sg ana rsaee4hls
 Many -zafHz 1f eenur=e ## treated f kFt Tme 3 saH f Paper frequently hee
 y e 4Ha haze ra znterHE zn a.r aisaH ez rural condition.
 e n oa boas hHs# afH more ar Iea aillHEnesz. changed the customary school hours contrary to the wishes af the people and to tae great 8striHert e fte children.
 Chamber Of Corusneres Gets Busy
 The state Chamber of Commerce has already appointed a committee = consider tHe sdvisabiitg of working ln the aext General Assembly for universal daylight saving laN This movement must be oppose3 to The atmost. There iz no time ta lose Organized opposition is necessary
 Thefefore we. tbe Standard Tims League of Connecticut, Norwich Community Local Nc. |. invite all citizens. legal voters. to organize themselves into branches. or locals. af ths Standard Time League Of Connee- tieut. for the purpose ef establishing the use of standard time alone, con- anuous and perpetual This is Che way up' This is the way out
 Citizens of al elasses are rcadily signing Standard Time League Regis ters bearing th.s declaration
 w.. the undersigned. legal voters n Connecticut, hereby declare our 8ahefa8 nee to thc standard of time p-n- claimed by our Federal and Connect. eat cnaetmeuts.
 sWe believe such candidates for executive and legislative offices @ho Nal eHAeuvef to augment f necessary, t, with greater power and efieetFenea7 aar Standard Time inws. .houli have our support H the caucus. in thc con xention. at the ballot box To thus end wlll we labor
 ''Our money contributions for tfe support Df this feaeup shall be eUtIt Y voluntary
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
EASTFORD NEWS

.ss eheir azs ,hs solo by Miss spaals- ing of Wereester. Nere exeeedin eiy Fssr5seriaas ard pleasing
 The g. E cszreh u5a soon be paint ed
 Ca ssoat sass tomorrow Csa,a-- aay
 Plenty of apples hersasouis tAi. year
 Nr. R Greene came home Wednesday
 Stanley Kelley rsvolres around the Hub Mon4ag
 Wesley Woodward is shiarliav for 4 J Boas1
 J. 5 Tatems residence a1a barn are being painted.
 The season s. Eastfori Kelley'sl camp is a. ifs height
 E. l. Jauss and family ef Warren vile are camping at the lake.
 Mrs- ]. T. csiburu is entertaining friends fr0n Northampton. Mass.
 An up-sa-fatz gasoline pump was installed by Oliver Bowen Tuesday
 Y. N. Kennedy delivers an address In Pawtueke,. P L. next Wednesday.
 Clarence Barlow of Westfor3 is harvesting the hay on Areha Walker g farm
 The house occupied by Mrs. Maria Davis is being newly covered silh shingles
 The Congregational church looks fine in itz aew summer coat of spot teas white
 Charles Lewis. employed at Will mantle. is shaking hands with every body. Welcome home
 Ernest Farnam. employed on the state highway .a kiIlinEly. passed the Sabbath with Harry kozey.
 Miss BeHe Fryer and Mss Commons of New Ysrs are staying With Lieu tenant an8 Mrs Oliver Latham.
 George K.ae a Crystal Lake camp boy. fell from His bicycle the other day and broke bis right foreangea
 Therr Was aH increased attendance at the Catholic service held Sunday. Rev. Fr. punne diseoarsed on efvil and religious liberty.
 Town Clerk Session L. Adams of plainfifeld has held several confer ences with Town Clerk Grant TFow- F...s44-. sE= r.szf grsaak
 4 new automobile tire rolled again st the large candy show case at the Eastford Cash store Monday evening. smashing one side of II into atoms.
 Capfieioas Cupid has 1t that a popu- lar young Eastford gentleman will soon be lassooed with Hymen's halter, by a popular Massachusetts young lady
 Albert Mansfield and family of Put nam took dinner al the Inn Tuesday Mr. Mansfield. who has been II 22 months. is now able to resume hiz du- ties at his Putnam store.
 Thursday and Sunday are visiting days at the camp of the Girl Scouts of Troop No. l of Willimantic ai erys- tal lake Kenyonville side Captain fMrs1 Florence Tracey Is in com mand
 Mr and Mrs. A. V. Hammond of We.. Woodstock called on the latter cousin. Miss Alice Rindge. Monday. Nr Hammond speeiai faissIoH was Co consult the town records for data Co appear m Clarence W. Bowen's forth eon Hs book.
 II Cheney. accompanied by his wife. motored last Friday from their present home in Manchester 70 this t1v1 and renewed old acauaintarees N Cheney was bonn iu the G-orsa Grigss house. so-called Years ago his father conducted an undertaking business here.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
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 During girlhccd and later during motherhood Lydia E. Pinkhana' s Vere- table Compound brought relief Co Mrs. heier. Her ease k but one of many we szss.:s.iv fssssl.ss rs.eerssr.ss- s-ssirsr cur Vegetable Compound She is wiling to answer your letter Write to her.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

The latest method ef sinking con crete n.les was reeeutlv demonstrated a Omaha. when four piles were sunk. the 6rst, 40 feet long. in % seconds One riir weighing mere han SIN tons and 45 feet iH leurth, was sunk ,o bedrock at $ depth 1f si feet Bach nile carried water pipe sci in Fein- forced concrete Water forced at hieh preaufe through this pipe, digging q halc a gac pIpe sinks hy its own weight
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
STATE HIGHWAY MEN PAINT
 YELLOW BANDS ON POLES

We ycllaw baB4s Nith black strip s around ths outer eis.e,s afe being f.4irfz# ar Fales #leRE tbe state high e1y da tbe Putnam Providence route N.a Ghepaehtt. Connecticut state highway men putting thc banis on poles a. far csf as the state hnc Each band slIl have lfs proper mum bar. designating fo travellers which trunk hne they are driving along Such markings Nill be painted on state highways ali over the state and Will be of great help Co motorists unfamiii- ar with the country through which they are passing
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

While the district attorney was making an impassioned appeal Co the Jury in The Daiies. Oregon, recently, Indian Spencer in from the Warm Springs reservation, stepped to the judges rostrum. and. in tones audible in all parts of the crowded court room. asked the judEe and cid friend for the loan of 5u cents The district attorney paused. fBmmered, and lein- ed in the laughter Tho Indian got Ais so cents and departed tho iudee's eavcl pounded and the triai was re- sumed
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
CATARRII

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Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

Railroad crossings have killed an average of iS.0oo persons annually for the past three years according Co the general safety agent Of the New York Central Lines
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

The old Quaker westinghouse in Easton. Maryland, Is tsanding just where it was built without any change additions or subtractions since 1888.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

" AsAtAA V A4+Aa 2" -af between thirteen and fourteen years old and vas going to school be cause I suffered with pains and could not rest 1 did not have any more trouble after that until Twas mar ried then | always was troubled tn my back while carrying a child and could nof
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

Ice cream was hrst made iu Japan and reported b. travellers 10 that country as early as the thirteenth century.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

The rainbow trout has been success fully introduced into ths streams ef Louisiana
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28

His in Europe and America has been sensation al Acclaimed everywhere the greatest of the young voliniss His technique Is almost magical Maestro Tos canni said "Paganin could not have played any better.
 There Thomas A. Edison perpetuate the play ing of Paganin but Prhodas sublime will live forever Prihoda has publicly compared his playing with is Edison RE-CREATI0NS. and John C. Freund dean of music crit ies. who heard the comparison wrote Mr. Edison: T astounded to find that could tell when Prihoda playing when your photograph playing. Only the New Edison dare this test of direct comparison with living artists.
 Let us play these Prihoda RE-CREATIONS for you and prove that the New Edison brings this genius into your home in all but physical presence.
Putnam patriot., 1922-07-28
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-26
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-26
H. F. Grensham
for
County Clerk.

N. F. Grensham, the DemOcra
tic nominee for County CT X, is
one of the outstanding tigur"s in
the county as an active, practical
dirt farmer and successful
stock raiser. He appreciates
good stock and is never happier
than when surrounded by his
throughbreds and bOunteous
crops.
He IS a marriedman forty nine
years of aye. His only child, a
son. while under age luntered
his services to his country, died
d victim of Influenza and is one
of Wright County's tell in the
World War.
Mr.. Grensham is progressive,
energetic, a man of sound judge
ment, above average educational
qualifications, and to know him is
sufficient guarantee that he will
ever be one of the common
people, the workers and builders
of the community. Although a
Mar among men" he "Vaunteth
not himself, is not pulled up".
He desires the voters to inquire
into all matters pertaining to
his life, character and ability be
fore voting atthe general election
and assures them that, their
support will be appreciated. He
promises to give his efforts to
fulfilling the duties of the Office
of County Clerk without fear or
favor. He promises to give
special attention to all matters
pertaining to Assessments,
Boards of Equalization, Tax
Matters, Financial Records and
a prOrer care Of the School Fund
Records. He promises to keep
a true and accurate record of
the transaction of the Court and
to assist the Court by preparing
a docket Of all unfinished WORK
and all new work which should
come to the attention Of the
Court and its various terms.
He solicits your support.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-10-26
Shiloh Items.

II. H. Miller, Ernest Miller
and family dined Sunday at j. f.
Vests
Mr.. and Mrs, Molas att 'hded
church at Macomb Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller spent
Sunday az Walter Young's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E West and
children Harley and Ivy called
at Lawrence pugh's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh
Misses Beulah, Ruth and Flor,
ence Pugh, Elna Kyle and Ber.
tina Miller were dinner guests at
Mr.. Pearson's Sunday, Aubrey
Miller called in the afternoon
young folks spent the afternoon
kodaking.
S. S. ut Shiloah every Sunday
at 1000 and. preaching every
first Saturday and Sunday al
HOO.
Curls.