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Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
TATE CONVENTION HERE
ue of Women Voters at Odd Eel
 low. Hall on NAy 2s

.h,t thr meeting of the Putnam
 ' aeh af tha Connecticut League of
 4ner Voters which was held lasi
 thfsd8y. plans were announced Tor iN county convention of the league oich k ta be held in this city on
 ursfav May e5. in Odd Fellows nll aaaniae at I8o daylight saving .mt Visitors buneing lunches ,in be erve8 wsh coffee by Che Put.
 ,m msmber. Following brief n.,ne meeting there Will be speech s bv several cut of town speakers in- -nginF Nlz. de Normandy of Boston Sow England Director of che National
 eaeur. Mrs Herbert Knox smith q sarmaetoa. and a state official wha sin be introduced by q, Harold Gtt latric Tho speeches will begin a' } 30. daylight saving time.
 The August caucuses were atseusses and explained by Mrs. Florence | Njtchelt. who addressed the Putnam earue at its meeting last Thursday on Tuesday branch of Che league .sas organized in Eastford, with Ms Jeanette Trowbridge as president Miss Alice Rindge. secretary and Mfs Trim wife of the Eastford state rep as treasurer nasiRs .otal of 90 branches of the league i1 Connecticut.
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
F H. TILLINGHAST
 BURIED ON MONDAY

55 rfIIFavhaat. oae# of the '..,. ..l..s5- undfrtafef in easstH .'..sse,.aat 9' and aha faf ysaf s ..as.t 4erid. aled a g 2 '' i''.5 eE Thu 8ay morning at his .'.ss fs-.traI F4fiaFs ia had been .g ziHre lazt Aas5 = -.4= ar T.Htafa Na -
 rl#rfeE4. soH a' V ...A. - r.II.sgfsz ilt W iast'sa ,,.'.52 ,,,=,s.,5 Araaamy and Bryant S l,=..,. ........, commercial eo.irte II 5s- ,eses After epmpistln. ..ss= =b. began a aaselfae a7 .',5#.=5. ..a. ...a fa.ne Central 'I.. ..sF Inter brother. fet 2 .' 'l.a48 f.a ,a .eaIasta tat
 9l.z E.s aIfe. Annie Dodge sns
 ..o5 E. .urvHvel by t'o aalt e. sal Helen. t0u brother e.4 FrsI W a sistef, 4 5.5.' fI6aghast of fiHnifsla. 'i'e
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 Ia1gez So. fi3. Y 2 ao,'f .lzz.. Chapter. Au. i5 k \. s' !. .9..,...a..s4r aaHeif. Ao. z. '' T f4..
 us asa ah.late5 Ai.a -
 zs.a ! alra af 0a4 At-4aa
 fsn.rai aas held Nan iay ai' H1au
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
moNc THE CHURCHES
p,a,,,t Church No's'
....I.l.r-L Ior

e. C sto3dHrt, ae. t.6t6 rag as af#Ha5lf 5t 9I a5., raer a worry Hte'' e-.l.V school work. the child and 't
 .t.gfsb faasemma ''',
 A5 Shal3sH zzB.g break. zst4 i.5ss ,.. so-dsz eheal .9n ..a,. '. lf' 'aet -'na. a tasa present fsa..Ns4#' N.'. .e, stoaaarJ eesagts.l 'a#s... ..
 .43eJ to Mother =s asVs saadaz 9ers= cont =#, Al5s Ha4l eenNerss R.,s College. in myoie'A '. .. Ar Florence Naaz. a.,af uhiee. faf 2'i#..l. 4 br Io ae. '''5sS- y- Fleece
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
aseN lg KILLARNEY. NOW o,2'Ws,lsrt. soP,s sssroR or NrwARk cHoFe''

Ihe Watshp"7 5'..=af Rev NJ na f.'.agee. p o, ehe feE 's2 n..tor U the naa's'I.,5 t, aatl aFus6 z.s'.1 Me. 3a flsm there ta fssl'aaas 1' t .'te rr cached Se'', v
 af the fu1 fri47.
 .narsb of Newark. 9...,.. June. i92lsa,. ,aia3 al@1 "poa o,a, F@ ra ,r doctor of iiyiHas.
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19

i.5sias .-ss=i.1 Eanstisld
 ..ioS.. Nils. Rnth Bartlett
 lone uotufe so hosz
 Csmeroo. who has been
 aey and Nr AFth4F
 vf W sdHesd Tor teE
 y. Nova scot-i. ,ffrrty Leaves today to
 egG-eud 'ritH bI- son. Wd- .8erty. at Che Am4pei.
 ns Academy returning Eoo the mus,eai comedy resented so successfully iu .s ,.t.a year ago. sill be given '- Opera House. Nillnaut.e. s
 . Arthur C. Bill of Da sielson raeeed further with his in= l the de,s;h of si. Lundstrom, r Gfosvl aordale wrestler un mines a witness in Nj nsachu ondAy evening a N~ell-hlled .et Was hung to Miss fabioh Providence street, by q par.s oune friends. Miss LavaHe been very ill. is now Very proved in health.
 sraneis Darcy of Boston ar .tnday for a vislt wlth rrla- friends ie the euy Having r hotel. they have pafvHase. rtment buildinss in th Baca ict. which is proving 2 raytHf on.
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19

Mr and Mr,. L ( @,,han e",s' ....rz.t ever tlle week end NJ and A'z ,,rzs pa,s anJ children of Haflt'st ,,... I.,o Walker of Nor~,eh ,' ai t..r5.=ss556 her parent ~ '.-s.i .T.. N WaRer. Fremont ''es week. l. ni. Lucy Tovne. .bo hs' been been '''ls ..@ ropstn. Nn J \ b'iki ,,..past vr,cr, returned to A'''' Wednesday, e.,-.. N..L s. Hayward and 90" s'eaey ., lt=tss fasi el Nr and '
 u5btarI son Carlton n " f.' V 5e taaG Sunday
 u Miriam r. Fuller. who ea' s.g. Tt af tcf brothers "
 f.r several months returns .a e# .par. todss a ,,.. ,l.5r,st, Brown and t'''' Aae 54 Flaptur of Wotgesle1 " n. .5#.9.I#a,ezt= of Mss fdlsa A=
 aa95I Je,eU
 e N,,. Annie Randall. 'he h'. be-
 .I.a# fac sr5u months Ne it ~ N.- Harry itasdgf.i "'
 ha# fetulael to.thi7 e's thr MAl. Alexander. who has h- son esaaI.sar.l thr past ttaf t. .'.. :.
 6.lt H. amul. Ha reslsnr' ls , E. 5at s.aH If nt yate secretary .'... s.. teH. R her samuel Pearson, and sol" '' ,.iN \
 AI. aa5 Alia 1ieofse , ,, Aa
 trt6# VI. are quests of NJ zdaN 4rtoa eurtee ef t4 gM ... \ A Andrew Abrsm.on. sehoo, ,''
 ..t.r.8 ea Staa#y his "'ie' 7.
 and uIe.s from 1fah,'oh.
 r..y N8l remove to Chs '''s
 Nay mg Inc Yoaas People. ee''o 9'
 H....=. .a#zi. ,gsil Ha.i ''as a a.o5I -.H.s.- a'
 refee A -z E.
 p.M eharal sf tag -'e.a. alfs.
 wa p Sheridan e>pee's to open ' S5H ......l rf#.lt. f5 r.-y
 ,t., su Thess Nlt 2. h#vt 4atu
 sa Isth heu lytHinE
 M.. Warren s A@e,. Son $ 8shtsr In Ha Aesa-.'s=
 gtt. ma Eh EnasF i..ss=...-rse i f4anHls l,sztsr stret AHyeHi sA3
 vstss Re> V Hewitt pastor '' 'aN Allie s k,ns. R $. Da"ter'
 t.m shlppse Arthur looms. tannie l1Ha- ami Fred Warren mot. prg.t .lrnse Wednesday sNchaaz W Hs ,,3 witnessed fHc goafcrrtaE
 Wss5nic th5ra degree oa 2d gA'
 st the Cable elae of Boston. ,. tIaw The annual inspection oi 1s 's.4 '.s's' eRaptcr. Q. F. s. was eofde ...rt. N sanesday evening hy Mefth " Nstron of the State ot Com ,...v NJ. Mabel E. Hitchcock of ' .'''' ven. and her suite, seven in
 .h. p,sceainr the inspection. a sl "' -. & ,..v v-as served. under the dir af @4eFAtN - Sae.
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
R.,,x Read Necklaces

Rettv Bead Necklaces. six deslshs' fourteen eolors. For a dainty, effect i've adornment. there's nothing to sur nass a Betty Bead Necklace 1e0' f' Shaw.-Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
r.u,,rsa,,opsl Church Notes

F.. sYnda school Wefs'
 .sss hsll laste evening ia f.''. tfaIalfe seeIal ''f'.'s e ,I h. 6#attcd- .ll.....lf As .'s.s eateI Sund.z t''''. 4. ts l.e tUU.-.
 s..#=H H0....ls church cha.fs-
 Ass.. p r ois mltl, uHa' ueNt 0aA
 #5H Nr Cvt1 n#s 
 town lasaA
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
WITH THE MOVIES
RradlU The@sso

Faay aH4 Satan m Match Your Stop ...,a.
 s5.3,v Fae5ng o'Hfen 1H '.ls .r.aaI4V fAunR ny. .-...t .l0rV. "Raek fa2
 o4r@ Fav and Thursday N F Grs Leave Home
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
Enginees Applies Brake.

Engineer Anley leclasod thay be bad to slow down his eaeue n o-der eo avoid hitting TaIabae He dia not stop his tram. he stated but simply slowed it up enough to avoid httu- the automobile allowing .t to lsass in front of the tram The distance he- tween the two was yezy short
 After tWu postp0n uents. thr ease came 10 uial Saturday rasb1c re- sents beng arrested and wl5h bens charged with dr.yias hs automobile reeklessly Hc has jriycn 8 gar niue years. he says. aul thinks that n these years he has learned how Co operate @ motor vehicle with moderation and good Judgment He asserts that aH- der the circumstances he aii ths onis possible thing on Aprii 20, to avoid his ear being bit by the train and because he believes such action Nas not a reek. less one, he has appealed from the charge against him and the fine 70 che Superior court.
 He furnished seo0 bonds for hi. trial
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
v;-,a,x Theatre

qa,;sf,t and saturday Wanda ilss
 ..rse Much Wife
 sunday Richard faim"ase " " Isg. knoSn. y,,...4,sa.lay Queen of Sheba. e of th, T.hnrsday. At the Sign ..s. oi s.' ihui I',s aster rbenefit for distfie
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
TRAIN AVOIDS AUTO,
 OPERATOR FINED $50
Sriro TaIabac of North GroH- venordale Appeals From
 Webster Court nding
R-senis Being Charged With Driv.ag
 Machine In. 9eeklcsz Manner

Because he c;aascd Eunueer Ali asy as Souhbridrs local t6 suddenly tp- Hy the brake= and nearly stop tae raia at tbe CiaseyilIe tsssing. ear W rhsts1c. on ti1s moruit1. sf April p. suiro Tuabac ef Norst Grosve ror- 4le Was haled into ts Wet ltef amt saurdaE and, heinz fsund
 uIlts 4n the charge e9 neckless drls- me of au automobile sss fined $50 ruaiac appealed to sae Sur -slor court
 Tambac sad that or rbe morn nV in question he Nas appro rubine tb, rail- raai crossiae. and ,1ecn within 20 feeeef tbe trossiae ssx 5he train com mE along + Was ti1ree poles away ffoat thc ssussias, h,a dates, or about 5ag feet. et estimates.
 Beeaus- of Che slippery cond tion of the Highway due to -ae rain storm of tt, aiebt before. Tiabae stases that ltwauI8 haVe been impossible for ham To sean Ss maeH ae m 70 feeg. and f be Had triut h pmhuhiy wosid have ,teurei eH tHc tfas.ks Of come 70 grief before hr reached ahcm. So inc stepped ou the gas and shot his car across thr tracks in safsy. His cousiu. Leon raabac who sas with h n at tn tnne. corrohorates the statement ai his relative
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19

p.t..m Patriot ls On Sale i
 Friday Afternoons at me
 Following Plaesai Putnam zaM Co., Union ,t,lEsaI # Lynch News store f.sitad Cigar Store Front as. r.;dsv Evening l. May Be ohiA'n'
 d A Tea Thd#H au Pot eiaes ATzeoe FrapfIef's Barber 2'''f5 North GfosqeHoriaif. | crosvcnordale Post once. l w J. Kenney Aeeqahiea....s' f pamfret Pot Office I rb. Patriot office $ open ets -
 ,s5== Afternoon. but closes Tor Inc day at noon on satlFaas
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
PUTNAM PERSONALS

..5 N7r.= James W Hail were . W5 eastef Sunday
 Ma. Edith Towue of ti a''t'To wa ,5.-gs--t of Nrs e=f Rts' sunday Al r p.y..,snd l.. Pierce of the ' M. N. ,rauese at sprneheld' Nss '' .'' .. over Che weekend
 and Mrs. C. E Pierce s''sa . Robbins and Mrs P. Nleu' .., psotored Co sprms'ieli ft'a"y u " R Holland has been enter .. fer sisters. Ni-ses tliz..s'''' pb.b. Barber of Cenual ''iaE'
 f... Shield. of the Day k,r g uo.ptal staff s speno'Hs e'' ys,stI5a ar her heu in s.Si
 .oi s,,.. Marie Lcdue. .ho was ePs'S, :, aoor at fae nay hmhu.i hosi week f.r app .s.'e'.'-' 's 's'V' VI rapidly 4,. ,,r and Mr. Fred D. Card are -n '''' ,'t.,, ,l,.. evening sU their IT raaE staset, far tHs eene ss' .nans Grange. Nr. A. N Withsm of West 9a,, en ts..- eucst#af her son. t.'' 8,,bam. superintendent ot .i,io far few weeks
 Henry Lapo,a,e. who was .srArl
 ,.t,..tt, ll.ltis 4t the n 'N' sap Hospital Inst satAfdal' .,s #4efy seriously =i't
 n,.. Clement G,lson. Mi to ,.=..,,a Rq4 J l. Roney
 phaiu's church at the thc .re's reessaa =Nln4ham last aei4 e' rh. Parent. Teacher 4men ' ..it e., a4sr sIa0 from tAirslay ''.s 6. recent Brown uniN coun,
 Nf,r1ofn CHbs enteAch is '8s u,. Anna Clement. lrs..aN r."6.u Hospital staff, h .l' eef' tsr recent severe
 a.ne ta her nome ii'li # -' for months res ''n 7As . Nr and Mir, Frank l1'.l'
 Air ana Mrs H. P .f pawtagkeJ, motofe, ,.. l.... S8a8av Nr. Iaa (. '."
 with tbsm for two i.'...,,.....,
 The M,..e. Ellen s.iil t.. i
 f6.15r Kennedy, both natg,s 's.ss, .4en Mass, Corp qo a,,
 Training School, arg The A,
 ts .be G lf the ! and exp ..t of r5aI Kitcheit.
 Nr,. Kent V League :, usa 4se and Tuesday On Tues ' ,"' -. r.isi ,atr ans of the was orga ,' ~ r-tt of the W A. Jeanette .s .s.~. mon, Temple. Mrss Miss AlC = V \ s',. ,l,. secretary of tho Tripp. N '.4stss Missionary societi' resentati
 Two .utemebil', total of carried members ra fonnecti '.'@@r '',A Seuthbriarc last -
 7. ''', ,.ss,3 members of s,r | < .,tsnt staeca an excel-h. Rettv ". Hs nance. with dar fourteen ...,,.,,,er pushmohile. wh' ,t ive a8orr alaa sup received trsaen sn5wn pass a B, .''. '..;,, as 10 return to r Shaw
 tower in the {
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19

The Manhasses Band ha, elected for its leader. Uric S. Marie. and under his direction. is planning several out door concerts during the coming sum. mer
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19

N ,Ee than sour monay,s worth of reading in rhePatriot st S1.5o q year
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19

rs..r.5 as Second Class Matter ~ t.fH#s f4--4. Conn. ace t.4 she keI af Gungresz
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
hir. j. B Kent V

and Tuesday ne of the
 of the W A. 1, . rannle. Mra fftaEA oA ktlN lanary soeleti.,
Putnam patriot., 1922-05-19
Al. nnd M ttank

Nr apl Nn H. P .f pawtuekct motote sunday Nr Ida (. h with tbym for two M,..es Ellen tfn K aue4E holh L. Afs-. Corp
 stUNols ale b, aH lf the ! 5f rBti !
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

The Advertiser of Huntington,
West Virginia, of the eth ult.. con-
tains very interesting illustrated
report of the forty-fourth annual re-
union of the Blazer family, which
was held in the fair grounds of Cal
lipolis, Ohio, on August 18th. More
than hundred members of the fami-
ly, were present. The paper speaks
of them as an historic old family"
They trace their ancestry back for
four hundred years, two hundred of
which they have lived in the United
States. For distinguished services
in the Revolutionary War, congress
granted one of them large tract of
land in the Ohio valley. The gran
tee in this case was a direct paternal
of Punta Gorda's well
known citizen, H. B. Blazer.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08
SOLASA NEWS

James A. Kellogg returned home
after two months sojourn into the
north and Pittsburg. Flivyering up
is one way of getting there, but first
class passage by sea coming back is
still better, with meals and berth in
cluded.
AS Sir Herbert Spencer has cx-
planned: Everything is divided in
two objects; the known and the un-
known" Whatever that means? 1t
was either one of these objects, how
ever, that came bouncing into the
house occupied by f. l.. Livingston
last Saturday morning. Fortunately
it selected the unused room of the
house to show what il could do with
out killing off the family. And what
it did was enough to convince the
brave and fearless that there is some
thing in this unknown quality. 1t
rained and it thundered-an then
a flash of the unknown! The Liv-
ingston house quivered and groaned.
1t also lurched and rocked, and more
thunder. When the Livingston fam
lily recovered from the shock of the
unknown" they looked around for
the dead and wounded One, two,
three, four!-thank heaven we're all
here! and the cat was perched on
the sewing machine waiting for its
breath to come back. 1t was a mar
row escape all round.
Little Satsuma, surrounded by
water, wonders what class to enter in
the swimming-to-shore contest.
Dave Hill has decided to make the
seed bed. 1t is for one-with posi-
BILE re-adjustments- later - depend
ing on future developments and
otherwise uncertain conditions down
the bay, which. trustrully speaking,
is all set for the ring" and 1.-The
live happy forever after"-and after.
Witness says: "It does seem mere
ditable that anyone would live
through a succession of rainy seasons
with water ankle deep all around and
not make some effort toward drain
age"
Mrs. Ellen Judson Brown enter
tanned the Solana Improvement Club
Saturday evening at her home. bay
view. The occasion was cordially
the few members who
walked, being as it were high-tide
water from the recent deluge laying
in low spots of the road which foot
steps usually find. Mrs. Mary K.
Rankin read a series of views on
famous artists. Mrs. Brown has
clever little story. original, do wom-
en- fear mice?" There was ice cream
and cake with the usual good time.
Sixty-one and half of that &C inch
annual rain fall soaked into neigh
boris socks as he passed through the
unditched roadway on his way to at
tend the meeting Of the S. |. Club
Saturday night.
The little touch of autumn has
awakened little Miss Field Sparrow
% song.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

Lake County Agent DeBusk is for
warding to the pomological division
of the department of agriculture, at
Washington, d. c., an avocado weigh
ing three pounds and three ounces,
taken from a seeding tree on the
place of c. B. Treadway, on Lake
Eustis, adjoining Tavares. The
tree is just coming into bearing and
is heavily laden with fruit The
strange part OF this giant fruit is that
the seeds are very small. One pear
weighing three pounds and eigh
ounces had seed weighing but two
ounces.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

RI. W. Smith paid a short business
visit to Arcadia, Tuesday.
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The best boiled ham at soc the
pound at Smiths Market. adv.
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september came in with heavy
rains here Friday and Saturday after
Moons.
Monday being Labor Day, the
banks and post Office observed it by
closing.
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Complete line of all kinds of feeds
at Smiths. Prices are very low. adv.
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H. C. Goldstein spent Thursday
yesterday attending to business in
Barlow.
Arcadia was favored with short
visit, Wednesday, from Mrs. J. II.
Hancock.
Try one of those splendid chuck
steaks at 15c the pound. Smiths
Mafbet' adv
W. l.. Koon returned Monday
night, from an extended tour of Tex
as and Colorado
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Miss Myrtle Jack of Avon Park,
spent Sunday here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John r. Jack.
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Swifts Premium Hams (whole) 35
cents pound at Smiths. None bet
ter, you know. adv.
Colonel c. C. Morgan, Fort Ogden's
lawyer, was transacting business with
the circ-it clerk here Tuesday after
noon.
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Colonel C. A. Waltmire went to
Orlando on business errand, We'd !.
Easday night, intending to return to- I
day (Friday).
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IF sorn ething to eat is THE CUES
TION see us and we will answer it
satisfactorily. Manhattan Cafe, S. F.
stephens, Mgr. adv.
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Miss Nell Linquish, bankeress of
Fort Myers, came up Saturday after
noon, and visited her home folk here
till MonCay, when she returned to her
work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Decker of Ber-
mont, ard Mrs. Hilda Evans of Flor
adonia, moved to town, Friday. to
give their children the advantages of
our spler did high school.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

Barron Collier, the street car sign
advertising magnate who recently
purchased hundreds of thousands of
acres along the lower west coast and
who is establishing a number of high
grade sporting hotels, has decided to
go ahead with a drainage canal that
will drain the Big Cypress Swamp and
the western Everglades into the Gulf
of Mexico The lower coast got
late start but it's on its way.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

Put pep" into your grove by ap-
plying fungus to reduce the white
flies that act as robbers by feeding
upon and reducing the yields from
your money-making crop. Do it now
the rains are here, says Geo. B. Mer-
rill, associate entomologst of the
State Plant Board.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

1t appears, from competent author
ity, that, botanically speaking, the
dahlia is an American genus con-
fined to Mexico. When the Spani-
ards first visited Mexico, they found
the dahlia cultivated in the gardens
of the natives. 1t was first grown in
Madrid in 1888, and in England IN
1880. About twenty-five years ago
there was organized the American
Dahlia Society, devoted to questions
pertaining to the cultivation of this
flower. In the early part Of the
nineteenth century horticulturists be-
gan to produce the brilliant vari-
ations in form and color of the dah-
liza which seemed like new creations.
More new varieties are produced
from time to time.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

The Tampa Electric Company has
secured franchise grants from the
county commissioners which will en-
able the Tampa plant to carry current
of Tampa.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

Duval county has 1926 autos,
one to every ten persons; Hills
borough's ratio is one to every eight
the total number being 1886; Dade
county has 1O,51S cars and with her
small population each fourth person
owns an auto.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

Some of the chiggers have six legs
and others have eight, but a leg here
or there makes little difference. 1t
is with their sense of direction and
their temporary abode that most peo-
pie are concerned
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

The Camargue is the island wild
west of Southern France. 1t lies be-
tween the two main arms of the
Rhine river and is twenty-siX miles
long, with mean width of eleven
miles.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08
TOWN WEEK
Ahe important Happenings OF punta Gorda and
Vicinity Briefly Told

Captain and Mrs. w. H. Johnson
returned Saturday, from Boca
Grande, where they spent two weeks
looking after their interests.
y = s.
Good grade of smoked bacon. slic-
ed, for soc pound at Smiths Mar
ket. Try to duplicate the quality and
price elseWhere. adv.
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/ Mrs. Tom Daughtrey of Fort
Ogden, spent Sunday here visiting
her sister, Mrs. Emmett Adams. She
went home Monday morning.
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The local high school opened with
appropriate exercises Monday morn
ing, a full corps of teachers and a
large number of pupils being present
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If your appetite is strong, we salts
ty it. If your appetite is weak we
give it strength. A test is what we
iEvise-- Manhattan Cafe. adv
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Local grocers have discontinued
the Wednesday afternoon holidays.
Other merchants will continue to OBJ
serve the holiday till the end of the
month.
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Judge William F. Cooper left Mon
day afternoon, for Chicago, where he
will remain till the middle of next
month giving attention to his inter
ests in that city.
Miss Mary Deale, a very attractive
young lady of Wauchula, returning
from a visit to Useppa, stopped over
here and lunched, Saturday, with
Mrs. Joe Harrison.
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c. +. Crowell and family, who
have been living here since July of
last year. left in an automobile, Wed
nesday, for Miami, where they pro-
pose to make their home.
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Miss Hattie Heusted. after a pleas
ant visit of three days here to her
mother, returned Tuesday, to Dade
City. where she is book-keeper for
the Florida Cane Syrup Company.
W. Wocaseck, very amiable and
energetic man who came here from
the mining regions of Montana sew
nnteen months ago, left Monday af-
ternoon, for Tonopah, Nevada, where
he will resume his favorite occupa-
ion of mining.
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DR.. and Mrs. Grove Cochran and !
heir grandson, Joe Addison, return
ID Sunday night, from a two-months
our of the Middle West, during
which they visited friends and rela-
ives in Chicago and Williams Bay, |
Wisconsin. Needless to say, they !
,njoyed the trip immensely.
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Charlotte county's first sale of (
for delinquent taxes occur !
ed on Monday and consumed but |
title time. Owing to the illness of ,
he accountant who assisted, the re-
.eipts have not yet been footed up, |
mt they are estimated at $1,500.OO.
I0st of the property was bought in
~ the state.
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Henry Quednau has bought Of D.
. Meadows the lot opposite The Her
Id Office on Taylor street and has
ct to w. D. Speck the contract for
brick veneer building to be erect
d thereon, for which materials are
eing placed on the ground. The
ot is fifty-three by ninety-two feet in
ize, and the building will be So
y So feet. Mr.. Quednau is the
peal representative OF the Standard (
iii Company, and he will use the ;
he is to erect as a filling 1
tation and warehouse. The location {
, one of the best in town.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08
Three New Rabies

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Joiner,
Saturday, September cond. a
daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ern-
est, of Cleveland, Monday. the fourth
"a son; to Mr.. and Mrs. George
knight, Tuesday, the fifth, son.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

A sea snail found along the New
England coast is a living bottle of
indelible ink, very beautiful and
quite durable for some purposes as
any that one buys.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08
The Weather

The following report of local
weather conditions is furnished by J..
). McCann, local U. S. weather obser-
Yer, for the period beginning August
31st, and ending Sept. 9Th, 1922.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08
Pig Roast

The Boy Scouts will give a pig
roast for their own and the benefit
of few invited friends on the water
front parks athletic field this after
noon.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

The West Indian crab is born in
the sea, natures in fresh water and
then passes the remainder of its life
on dry land.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08

One way to help your community
is to see to it that the boys and girls
who have the inclination get to col
lege.