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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Gin gapit als Grf;nber.

9ie Gtaotsbibliptbef gu Min6en
entbalt bie &an6ihrift eineS &riegs=
councillors aus Der Set ser Sui
littenfriege, beren Snbalt in ieinen
te6nii6en ~g~in3elbeiten 6urd Die
Nublifationen Nrof. Gb. 8eds' mo-
fer acknowledgement lit. l1nter OH
oeren o%rigineDen S6een oes Mittel-
alters finoet ii9 6arin. ou6 sic
3eidnung elmer 9l1rbine, alio eines
Observation-Disclosures @reiielrabes
gum Mntrieb 6ur9 @aiier, mie es
beute bie Maidinentcdnif III ausge-
bebnteiter @eiie bertpenbet. @enn
man ais Sen @rfinoer ser mo6ernen
Eurbine 8ur6in nennt, ser ieinem
1924 eebautet, DISQUALIFICATION
@aiierrab oiefen Namen CAB, 10 fit
set 1id bie Sbee 6es MiblenantriebS
gon3 unabbdngig 6abon 6ur6 EN-
bori5ontales @ab bereits III iener
mttalalterliden &anoidrift genol1
10 gelo1t, tpie mir beute ouf Ben
gro6en @o11ertperfem sic Dpnamo=
maf9inen our @etpinnung ser Glef=
tri5itGt ontreiben. Inter Ser Mbbil.
oung itebt ser 8ermerf: uain papft
BON Mom ser fat 1p er6adt." @er
ieoo@ 6ieier @rfinber auf 8etri
Gtnb1 gemeien lit, Ole, Grage i6eint
bis beute nidt geloit gu iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
s&lasfertig.

@u5 fat einen @ei6Qftspro5eB
nit Mu5; oes 1ebteren slobofat iteat
@u5 benz @eridt ais groBten 2nm-
pen, &alsa6idneioer, @uderer uim.
Dor, uno miro oerielbe perurteilt.
Nod fur5er 8eit miro @u5 outs
11eue bon einem 8etrogenen perflagt.
Ct gebt iofort gum Aopofaten, pel-
DER bos porige Mal aegen i'm plai-
bert, urt0 iibergibt oetn1elben feline
NIT Mu5; 6es lesteren Mobofat felt
SOS @eribt, u1to Der Mobofat fteHt
oen 8u5 dis ben braplten, ebr1id-
]ten uno geredtelten Meniden Der
8elt boz. n u8ie fommt es," fagt
Ser 8raiioert gum M6bofaten, uoaB
sic Dor flint 8oden Ben Nnge-
flogten als ben miierabeIiten Gropf
biniteuten, uno beute geben Sic
linn 6as bette 3eugnis?" .&err
Brqjioent," antmortet ser gerteioi-
ger, uio bat er fid in biefer flr5e11
8eit gebeifert!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
$@mabfmfretd}e.
Mad Grnit Meier nnb Mnton
&irlinger.
81 @anslpjer 1tab ser Stprd).

9ie @ansluier 1tnb Set Stord.
@nnoerli6a @eididten, mie iie
beut5utage nimmer porfommen, er-
5dblt man iid BON DEM guten Dorf
@onsloIen, bas in elmer S6ll19t bes
6ilstales liegt. SS1 gan3 S6moben
nenrt man na6 ibm ie6et ounmen
5trei6 einen n@ans1oier Strei6" /,
al9 na9oem bas Sort sen Marne11
Muen6orf o1nobm, Inn 6em 5pott
at entgeben. @on be11 @~ansloiern
miG man nnter 6en pielen m6ere,,
i1sbeionoere folgenoe @ef6idte mii,
fen:
Muf 6en @ieien Der @ansloier
8auern bielt fih einmal elm Stord
ouf, Sen betul116erten nn6 ~berebrten
iie 6ergeitaH, bob file linn 3u gbren
emit Elm %beion6eres Set feierten
uno in sic Stride 5ogen nn6 6aielbit
f%olgenoes 2ie6 iongen:
6eut' feiern tpir bas bobe Ster,
9as 1lns auf I'm eren i@iefen 9e6t;
Sc Fat Elm f6tpar3tpeiB @att1nes an
11nb einen S6nabel ipie a @ans.
&aIeluial
Snoes .puroe ser @tor6 Sen
@ansloier11 oo1 balo laitig, neil CT
ibne11 10 biel eutes @ras pertpatete.
Sic bielten 6aber einen Stat, mie
man Sen 5torb a,n beiten bon Sci,
@ieien entfer1er1 fonnte, uno be-
i6loiien mad 1angem @in= un6 Ser
reoe1t, oaB Ser 8iittel i'm tpegiagel,
{one. Damit aber a1t6 6ieier 6as
@ros ni9t berpate 1,n6 man 5u.
glei9 urfunoli6 sic Musfubrun9
6ie1es 8ei9lnifes miiie,. erbielten bier
@emeinoerate 6en Mnftrag, Ben
8ittel a1f elmer 8abre binous5m<
trage11. nno es eeidab alfo.. Ser
5tor9 aber lieb Die @ansloier big
6idt in feline Mabe fommen nno
flog ban,1 babon, morauf Der 8ittel
feline Erdger nod auf Die S0fli6feit
oeS 5tordes aufmerf1am madDte,
inoem bieier, bebor ct ortgeflogen,
lid) nod por 6e1t @emeinoeraten Der
beugt babe.
Die @ansloier sonnenn1r.
MIS sic @a,1sloier Stride erbai1
murbe, bradte man an Der Seitt
oud cine Sonl1enubr oil. Seoermanr
freute lid ooriiber, .nur Der SdnH
beib bernerfte nit beoenflid)em @e
lidte, oaB Der 8egen Die iaone;
6arben balo obipulen tperoe, pes
balb er ben Mat erteilte, bob ma
Gin idukenoes Dad uber Die Sou
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Serbe aritif.

Gin 8conlter miro nod finfiab-
riger lSdtigfeit aus ieinem 8ir-
f~ungsfreiie perieht nno nod otter
gutter Site tpeegegelfen. Nad benz
offi3iellen 5eile Scr 5eier iitt MON
nod I'M engiten 8reiie 5uiammen,
u11o es fommt Die 3ebe barauf, oab
Ser gdeioenbe, ein bodd Iiebe1s.
mur6iger urb iopialer Ma,ln, fib
NIT penig @rbeh febr laage 8eit
babe beiddftigen fonnet1. Ser &C.
feierte gilt bies ldbelno gu nno
iogt:: ySSa, bas muB id %geiteben,
felt i1 bon meincr 8eriebl.ng pnb
te, babe id bier nidt mebr piel
gearbcitetr Gororlf ober mlrrt in
elmer burflen Gde balb b%ernebmlib
Elm peiiimitii1 oneebaudter Sole.
&c: ,Gos mnb Ser &erl felt tiinf
Sobren setpubt Daben!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
5erfreuten. Mn bieiem Aben6 aber
padte Sesobrifo1 ser Mfoboltaufel.

eTIrelIelI. 2n 0IeleNN NOeNO uoeS
padte Sobnfon Ser Mlfoboltanfel.
SEE Sdelod nit Dem Die. Muitern
fiuenoen MfoboIgerub bate IS
Sobnion ihon INNER a11geta1. Bier
NAL, finfmal, ging er an benz gimer.
%roriibar. Ct fampfte mie nur le,
1nanb gu fd1npfen pern1ag. Ct nabm
lib bor, 5pan5igmal 6as 8ed out
1,n5 ab gu geben. 8eim 3fpan3lglten
MaI belt er inne uno elite 5u benz
elmer, ergriff Sen 6aneben lieger1<
ben 8ambusitod, mari i'm tpieoer
BIN, nabm i'm mieoer auf. 3uleRt
ipra6 er gu lid ielbit: ~Sd miu eS
nod einmol peri ude1t."
8eim 5ebnten MaIe Hiir5te er fi6
ouf sen giimer, ienfte. Ben Stod IN
sen 5deaad n10 begann NUN aus
2eibesfraften in ser Waiia 5u rub
rem. Smmer idneaer un0 lhnener
ging es. Gin fleiner @umpen bill
oete ii@t ser nit ie6ar umorebung
GROCER unD GROCER tpur6e. 3uleht
tiloete iid Elm Baa, 10 groB uie cine
fleine &oronenfugel gsformt. ben
Sobnfon nit bei6en Sanoen ergriff
1,no iiber sic Seite mari. 9ar1
i~tiir6te er tpieoer al,f SEN elmer 81
un6 ihopfta nit Ser boblen &ano
ein paar 9ropfen ser nl1nmebr bol-
Zig meiBen 6liiifigfeit. Ser @ei6mad
bradte i'm poQig auber Sinnen; er
ianf auf Die &nie nieoer, ergriff ben
gimer nit bei6en @at16en uno
idliirfte 6en eeiamten SSnbalt bin-
unter. Damn nmarmte ct Ben elmer,
iirei9elte un6 liebfolte i'm mie> Elm
&leinoo, tpeinte mie ein &in6, 6aS
1o6 langer &ronfbeit getroItet miro
uno er6ablte ii6 ielblt feline lange
2ei5ensgelbibte. gnolid berfiel ct
i'm @oui9 in to6abnliden Shlaf.
Nls Securities 8oot an Morgen
al1f sic Bonita" 5uiteuerte, bate
es 6eren nod perbliebene Mannidaft
an 8or6, sic bei ibrer Sludt bon
sem S9iff BON einem Motorboot er>
miidt moroen tpor.
Gin 8lif oeigte Dem 9oftor, mas
paiiiert mar.
rSSa," iagte Sobnion, un1 8ourfeS
mausgeiproden g%ebliebene @e6an'
fen gu beltGtigen. SD fonnte as
nibt mebr auSbalten."
~Weu, olo man." periebte 8ourfe
borouf, v3n boft 6i9 trobaueoem
TAPER benomnen. Gin 8un6er, bob
6u 6as fertig gabradt balt. Gas
11ddlte Mal mirlt 6u. es nod langer
ousbalten un6 10 fort.
Sobnion antportete nibt un6
8ourfe perlieB bos Sdiff. MS ct
meg NOR frod Sobnion in eine Ode
nno iaB sort Sen gon5en Morgen
obne ii6 gu ribren. &l0bli6 gegen
Mittog fprang er auf ibritt a1f
Sen Moinmait gu unb biBte Sic GEL
be Slagge. Mls boS 8oot bon 2an6
Derangefommen mar, fletterte er
Sos Sollreep binob uno iebte lif
odtar.
Der 6iibrer 6es 8ootes iab i'm
frageno an.
rSa", iaete Sobnion rru0ere
meg! Sd babe jie au6 ...
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

a1t, un6 @ol6ermalm gab ieinen Ct.
innerungen cine 8en0n1g. r6a, Die
Sper!" REF er, SOS &auS hatrod,
teno, u~oltersgrau un6 bod, epig
jung" = usie lieben Ser Sper?"
iaete id. u0b i9 lie liebe!!'" ertpioar<
tc er. SD idmdrme fir tie, bin fit
iie begeiitert. 3mor gebe i'd nidt
raebr binein, bei Ben Breiien! Aber
es lit oaer in mir lebenoig, IN mei-
men Obren, b%eioroers melm If bier
borbeifomme, tont es miebar. 8en
babe ih in Sic tent 8au nibt au9 ge-
ieben un6 geb0rt! Gen u11oergleid-
liden Gbeooor @a9tal, sic gefeierte
Youline 2ucca, sic Mauinger, Nfei-
mann uno 10 monde a11oere I'M &ub-
mesfron5. Ole laffe id Dor mir er-
ideine1t, uno fte fingea mir meine
2ieblimgsmelooien. Bropo! 8rapo!
@rapiiiimo! Ger 2ebensfMnitler
flatidte in sic @dn6e.) Gann bas
8aQett. @err, bon 6em @lan5, Sem
malerilden Mai5, Der @robartigfeit
Der 8aQetts, mie in meiner Sugeno
an 6ieier Stdtte aufgefibrt mnroen,
baber sie feine 8orlteuung. CT bob
SOS re1te 8ein u1o mafte 6amit
eine 8emegung nie 5u einem Sa115=
pos, u11befiimmert barum, 0aB Elm
@err, ser bas gemobrte,- beQ la6te.)
gnt5iiden6, monnig, beral1ideno, fa-
&c i@ Sbnen. Sd feblte niemals
ltao batte nod auBer6em 6a5 Slid,
Sic Neigung Ser i6onen, blonoboort-
gen M6ele bonn Corps oe 8auat 51
getpinne1. 9us inn ubrigen iebr
bormlola 8erbaltnis robm freilib
Elm redt proioiides gn0e. Sd lpar
hamols Elm arn1er Eeufel uno an
&eiraten NOR nid,t gu 6enfen. Mls
bober Elm 5ider S6la6termaiiter
M6elen einen ernitgemei1tten MntrQg
madte, mies ibn 6os fluge Mao9en
nidt 5urud. Sd babe nidt bel nm
lle getrauert."
rMber oie Mbenoe, &err COLDER
mann, sic Sic in Sbrem Stubden
10 gor5 o1ein 5ubringen, Die muiien
ho6 etmos langpeilig fem"
u2angtpeilig? feline S6ee. Sd Sd
lele sic &laiiifer unb int 8inter,
menn es Bel mir babeim itodonnfel
lit = SOS teure Sos ooer 8etroleum
fann id 10 tpenig be5ablen ipie Sic
Oper = 6ann ftrede id mild anf
metnen Diban aus, billie mid IN
cine moIene 9ede Elm nnb iberlafie
mid meinen Graumereien. Gas refine
3oraoies." Ct perabibie0ete iid.
Man iagt, es gabe feine 5%ufrieoenen
Meni4en mebr. IS lit nidt tpabr,
bier lit elmer.
2ange befom id} SEN gnten 2e<
bensflnitlar ni@t 5u @eiidt. %
trieb es mild, i'm gu beiuden. Sd
fIetterte ste bier Sreppen binor1t
oher ct tpor nidt mebr b%orbanoen.
Gin @er3fblag batte i'm bintpegge<
rofft, man fono i'm e%ntieelt a1f Sem
armlihen Gofa. Tim feline 2ippen
iptelte Elm freunolides 2a@eln. SSn
ser &on6 bielt ar Elm Stiid trodens5
grnt
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
ADRIvE THAT MUST BE DRIVEN

Of course everyone up" drives of all kinds and for all purposes oregone conclusion Yet should in the aeviauon of the fghtfu condition from the desecraed countries of the these autumn days at door and ask for dollar victims of Smyrna would be drive idea that would refuse them? No This drive worthest of the moment Nothing will bring the your giving hand much moments aecon on the contrast of your theirs You living an splenddy from pinch of suffering But those who need your help su ferng and suffering much did the Begans and the peope of Northern France conditions quickly eeed all your all of your sympathy back in lslA and l9l5 when the brutality of sensations us all
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
WHY NOT VISIT US?

l. be sincerely hoped that during these weeks prior to November 7th of the candidates for cleo ton offices will visit Wndham County to be Most of those who have been nominated weknown in this section of the state. and while the the candidates speafor themselves IS not enough should considered safely Republican by the party by the board without further attention MT Gpatric Windham County knows and will support But Templeon Mir Bingham and others Of the Republican tick strangers far Mir Speaey of the Democratic fold ha been our only campaign Incidentally for all his representation the district long time since Congress Freeman visited and made himself known 70 his stitueucy this of Many and men have come o voting he last heard Put nam. Moreover there the voters, many Of
 whom know the Congressman by and office only They want to and hear him He would be warmly welcomed and deservedy he prior November 7th.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
THE GIRL ON THE MAGAZINE COVER

There is saying that nation deserves the government that gets wonders f possible that it also gets other things similar rerbuoH condition of virtue For instance possible that the American people have that they really deserve the partieu lar kind of magazines hght eratBre published in such abundance displayed widely the ne~sstands of the A modern magazine shop revelation Pie upon pile brightly Autographed young women n varo8s stage nudity the he of movie magazines stories of adventure of rep8edy wicked sections Of the larger cities Disgusting themselves under the worthy
 health physical other publications print more page Of possibly and pictures o the kind abhorred by The late Anthony Comstoek Back the ae rests The dusty. sed review possibly deserved clusou | known later than decade there apparently famine or at least scarcity
 buried bad English bad printing and bad taste
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
NO PAY-No woRK"

applause and with only of tf asand deie= gates dissenting of the American ion noH n session al Orleans Wednesday adopted resolution expressing hope that Bonus Bill would be ed without delay Legion may devote all of its to the of it's produe of good to the nation We served wonder the Legion delegates including the quoted clause their buttons azed the which the clause contained The Bonus Bill one of the ignominous of the la Congress was vetoed by the President Congress feared oppose The which demanded the Presidents have not changed in these Meanwhile the Leg to push maintain it's Bonus lobby al Washington to waste its getting cash reward for patriot ism which individually finally be but little The "other sructve measures program wait In other words, possibly the Legion far the country is concerned work"
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20

money and labor in comparison with i tne money and labor required for other methods
 3. The reduction of mud in set weather, and of dust in dry weather. , There are also several minor benefits ! IFalned from the 1se of road drag. ] besides the great advantages which always accrue from the formation of ] improved highway, of which may be mentioned the banishment ef weeds and grass from the dragged portion of the road 2
 This listens very well. but in order to follow up the system we should have Co change the present methods Of doing our read work and work a good many teams for g short time instead of working three or four teams for all sumner l. would be necessary to have the roads divided into sections Of three or four miles each, with A responsible farmer living in the particular district n charge. His duty would be to drag the roads in his district when they needed it and when the moisture conditions were correct This would be. generally speaking. after & rain when the road was wet and the soil easily worked.
 A system of this kind could be es- tablizhed only b. a change from the present system to one h which one person with the proper training had charge of the roads. with authority to arrange work by contract or other means. This way of doing | is in use in many places and we agree with Mr. Russell Perkins who wrote a short while ago expressing a belief that new system is worthy q trial l. certainly can cost no more than the present system. n which each man and team put in an hour or two each aae getting ta and from the job in hand In the proposed system the man and team would be on the job. Space forbids A further discussion of sae advantages e be- obtained by mak iHg a change, and it is = be hoped that at the forthcoming town meeting committee wHi. be selected to look into this matter. and that men will be ! chosen who haze experience, open t # HHa. and a8 asa 70 grind.
 TAX PAYER E
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
Monday, October 23rd, 1922 At O'Clock in the Afternoon

To act on the following articles.
 Article To choose a moderator Article 2 To see if the town will vote Co rescind the vote passed at the Hast annual town meeting held October 2nd, 1929, appropriating Sl.50000 to be spent on the highway leading from the State highway near the Ben Gros- venor Inn Go Fred Childs.
 Article g. To see what action the town will take in regard to discontin- uing the road leading from the discon- tinued railroad crossing at Pomfret Station to the corner where it turns to the State Road.
 Article { To see if the Town will elect a committee of three, non-offiee holders. 10 make survey to ascertain whether improvement can be made on the present system of road mainten- ance m the Town of Pomfret, or whether a new system would be feas- ible. This committee to report ai some future town meeting.
 Dated a, Pomfret, Conn, this 7th day of October. 1922
 GEO. II. HICKS.
 HERMAN F. DANIELSON.
 FRANK NJ. NOON.
 Seiectmen.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
PomFRET ROAD MATTERS

To The Editor of Tine Patriot.
 Putnam, Conn
 Dear Sir:
 The much maHEned F0mfret select man who has charge af tHe sepairs of the highways certainly aas our sym pathy He generally Peasine. damned [ ne does. and damned if hs does not sfx up' the road lu the spring he p8ts all Che zs# iH the middle of the road, and you pend alI ammes aith the fiseet or the old mare teE- Iag Co bat down tne surface into shape 70 It vii look like Faa8 and fee# like ones aaa sometimes gaa wOnfe= Why is tHasig and can anything be done to help the condition
 Now as We book at fhis affair.
 elect 1 he town of Famfret thra men uha eiss the affair = the toasH 5hesr best attention. The Fsuuner4= eau - almost Hil To fae az the haz.= ness end Iz concerned =THe principe reward. s5 t5 speak. af sHs aihc 1f seiegtmaa Iz the privilege If w0rIaa# aHe's team and Che teams = our a s# af kin and af our Eooi aelgnbur 1- tha road ii t1sn expense. HHeH theae Iz DO other work needing ta be done on the farm To most of Hs Nn0 have had experience in handling the sgii. from which oaf roads mus perforee aa made. f 5z we'll known fact that Te musf HasH moisture conditions #ast riEtz zz order ta accomplish the desired fezaHf#. Every farmer knows when Ha can work certain fields win a eultigatof and get good results. Why can We not apply some of this knowledge to che road situation and see if better results may be obtained by doing the 2ork when the moisture conditions are reht7 Another thing we have all noticed, on our well kept state highways there is iu use cOntinu- ously Yfrv simple tool called the drag. to keep the surface free from the humps and hollows that put the old flvver or the best buggy into the repair shop. Couldn't the drag be profitably applied to our dirt roads?
 In 1908 the r. $. Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin. No. 32i on The Use of the Split Drag on Roads. b, D Ward King. l wonder how many of our seleetmen are fami- 1 liar with it. The conclusions given ! in this bulletin are quoted verbatim ! Advantages gained from persist ent use of a road drag.
 l. The maintenance of a smooth, servieeable earth road free from ruts and mudholes.
 2 Obtaining such a road surface with the expenditure of very little
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
HOUSING THE TRIBE

The Patriot of has been besieged by people in search of home Houses and apartments today when the work of the crowded inch Of living space all the and cities of the nation Yesterday there came lady wanting apartment of eight There listed the ITO Rent column that suited her The reason was had five children three relatives niece boarder cat canary We felt moved quote the old verse from The Babes in Toyand," that ram
 If q woman with English pup,
 Ten children and cat,
 Within weeks tried to find
 \ fortydoar fiat
 With naught but sunny outside rooms
 In a neighborhood of tone
 How old would those ten children be
 Before they found home?
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
NOTICE

Al persons in the Town 8f Putnam liable to pay taxes. are hereby uoti- fed to return to the Assessors. eH or before the first dag of November 1929 written or printed list, properly sign ed and sworn to Of all taxable proper v owned by them on the first day of October. 1922 Those failing to make ! Iist will be charged a penalty Of 10 per cent additional. according to law. Blanks can be obtained at the Town Clerks office or of either of the As se#zars.
 For the purpose of receiving lists, the Assessors will be in session in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall, October 2lst, to NovemberIst, inelu- zise. from 2 a. n. to ?. n.
 ERNEST B. KENT.
 ARTHUR TOURTELLOTTE,
 HECTOR DUVERT,
 Assessors 4o-42
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
THE COMING OF THE TIGER

Despite the fact that he past eighty. Cemenceau America and his coming by the least important of all the postwar that Americans have enjoyed endured It will be interesting from the point of view of what Cemenceau will say. he fears He speaks and writes English we'll for his earlier life during period of exile from France lived and taught
 school in the United States As personality he cannot fail to interest and enthusiasm. this little roundheaded
 with waruse whsker and hands always eneased in gray gloves For Clemenceau part of history the France that know He known the eclipse of the defeated but he has also known the glory of
 eerng his country through the danger and her greatest victory.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
REPUBLICAN TICKET

lElection Nov 7l United States senatot. GEORGE ?. MCLEAN Of Simsbary
 Governor. CHARLES 4. TEHPLETOS Of Waterbury Lieutenant Governor, HIRAM BINGHAM of New Haven.
 Secretary. FRANCIS A. PALL0TTI Of Hartford
 Treasurer, C. HAROLD GILPATRIC of Putnam.
 Comptroller. FREDERICK T. SALMON Of Westport Attorney General. FRANK E. HEALY of Windsor Locks Conzrcssm&n RICHARD P. FREEMAN Of New London State Senator Twenty Eighth District CLARENCE II. CHILD 0f V 0Odstoek Twenty Ninth District JOHN ASH
 1f Pomfret.
 Sheriff CHARLES A GATES af Nindham
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
TRINITY NEEDS MILLION
Hartford College Out to Complete
 Centennial Endowment Fund

Taity CalIs. Hartford. Wiii com ssaa aa e8i taaIl .tz friends throughout Che ssH.rg for sf4oo0,09e
 arv to ea the sf.aa0, ,048 enniai eHas# s#ent fund bg the celebration 8f Tzn.ty Centennial in June. 1928.
 Pfesid R B 8z by. who ma7e the aaHaaH aHt. a.li lead the elan paial FEHs5 together with d T Keiso nasE .f Haf1faFa The campaign Wili open aith canvas of Hartford. t8 ba lr aa eafiE d1.e, and WiiI then ha extended fHHaas hout New England and the Tazt If the country.
 The first S5UdsO00 of the fund has been subscribed 5y Trinity alumni and the General Education Board The appeal for tae remaining s1sQGa, ,9qa Wlll be made 10 the general public.
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20

the Fund Committee Hon. Herbert w. Bowen of Woodstock, who spite of serious and prolonged illness has abored of the Fund the completion of the of the Hos ptal building But the Hospital growing institution. Its needs cannot be filled with few thousand dollars To make u the efficient and weequipped Hospital that 1t must be- the
 residents of the county whom the Hospital increasingly must be ready from time to time stand by and help when sim liar efforts in the institutions interest made
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
REWARD

REWARD-Five heifers -four Guern- seys. one Holstein) are missing from my herd. For information leading to the recovery of these an- imals. will pay a reward of twen- ty-fve dollars. JOHN R. STR0M- BERG. Abingdon. Conn. Tel. 7i7-4 Putnam. 4I-42
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN FINISHED

To the friends of the Day Kmba Hospital,-and their name egion.- will be gratifying that through the further generosity of previous contributors the Sl0000 Deficiency has been brought successful completion The Patriot is peaed columns during the past years haveie livery bringing S500o to the aid of the cyY .ituuon. Much credit for the sue of thf campaign is due the chairman of
Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION

Planting, Pruning. Formal gardens and treatment of grounds Plans and designs furnished. JOS EPH s. SHEPARD, South Wood stock, Conn. Telephone 637-12.
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Putnam patriot., 1922-10-20
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned at the office of Willis Covell, Town Clerk, until p. m. Oct. 25, for construction of stone and gravel road, about $50 feet in length. near the home of Fayette L. Wright, for the Town of Pomfret, according to specifications The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 GEORGE H. HICKS
 HERMAN F.. DANIELSON
 FRANK NOON
 4 Seleetmen.