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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
MUN1c1pro DE SAN JUAN, P. R.


Ell dia 10 de octubre de 1928, las
500 p. M, tendra efecto en- el Edificio
Ayuntamiento, en- la Ofcina del Cont
sionado de Servicio Pdblico, Policia y
Pris:ones, en- acto pnblico y ante la
Comisi6n correspondence, la subasta
para la construction de un edifcio es-
cuela de catorce salones en- II CaIe
General Csnsrszas, San Juah, puerto
Rico.
El modelo de proposic1on, instruccio-
nes los licitadores, pliegos de condl-
clones demas antecedentes re1aciona-
dos con las obras, Sc encuentran de
manifesto en- la Ofina del Comisiona-
co Municipal de Obras Publicas, pu-
diendo obtenerse copias de los documens
tos, mediante un recibo que acredite
haber depositado cada interesado en- Ia
Oficina del Comisionado Municipal de
Hacienda de San Juan la cantidad de
$1,000 que sera reembolsada al devol-
verse todos los documentos completes y
en- buen estado en- un plazo de veinte
tijas despu6s de efectuada la subasta.
La Junta de Subasta podra rechazal
cualquiera Q todas las proposiciones
presentadas Sc reserva Ell derecho de
adjudicar Ell contrato la proposition
que juzgue mas ventajosa, aunQue no
sea la mas baja en- precio.
R. DIEz DE AND1No,
Comisionado de Servicio Publico
Poicia y Prisiones. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
UNA PISTOLA DESCARGADA Y
MIL DOLARES DE FIANZA

En- ell barrio Duque, de Naguabo,
Juan Delgado disparo una pistola
contra Valentfn Lopez, hiriendole er
ell costado derecho, habiendole inte-
resado la bala un pulmon.
Ell agresor fue arrestado, habien-
dole sido impuesta una fianza de
$1,000 por su libertad provisional.
La policfa ocup6 una pistola, asi
como un revolver que segin testi-
gos, pertenecia al agredido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
SALUD Y RIQUEzA

puede I'd. conseguirla con la poderosa
moneda magica. Esta prodigiosa none
da, es la dicha de los jugadores, CO
merciante y toda gente de negocios,
Para informes Sra. G. M. Filomeno,
profesora ciencias ocultas, Box 115, San
tnurce, Puerto Rico. Advt.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mrs. George W Baker. Fremont
 street, is .n Central Village this week.
 Mrs Louis A Wolfe. Fremont street, left Friday for visit iu Nor wien.
 George Ben~sy ~ss in Central 1 Village one day last week. attending the funeral of hn brotherjIn-law, Usebe BlaHchette Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Raymond and l family returned Sunday from Wo0u- socket. where they have been visiting Sir Raymond's parent
 Mr, George L. Booth of Hartford Hcnt Easter ~itH her parents Sir and Mrs Harry F Morse.
 Mrs Jennie A Leonard South Man street. entertained her zister. Nrs Emma Riplet of Greene. K i4 last week
 Mir and hfrs. 0 E. Barrett and son HataIa of Providence arf-thr vue7 v af Ars George B. Clifford Ring
 street. Sunday
 mrt William J. Walsh and daugh. ter. MiHs Dorothy. and Aa Ruth HHate 9f arA London attended Che k= af z. Easter Monday baiI
 Mifs S Elizabeth Clarke returned ta her home on Man AtHeat afaaH stay If over ftrce month uIth her
 ter. Sir F F. Gutt. H Wiadham
 Jssssm1ne Chapter. Q. E S. had initiation Wednesday evening at Che MasaHie Temple Refreshments. iu charge of Nr Ja-fin 5 Greene. seHe seH9ed.
 The "na parking" sians and "silea, cops are being Iepaiuted mad the traffic laHe= WiiI also bc retouehed. I limiting tHe a5aF waiker @ the# white linea.
 Edward Nj Anaeil of Newark. N l j., wiil be tbc guest of Dir. and Mr. Eugene Brewer over Che weekend E Hi Hife and IttH- 5s ItEi return tl Newark with hm Sunday evening
 Mrs M j Farrell. one of the ac- =0mpauHt# at Che recent Old Folks =9nFrft at the Methodist church. H -8H=ir uf Bis Agfes Conway ef h4reh street 4 Farrell nm ia Fueter at Stofra College
 An autographed Easter greeting by 6 men and women fH bu iHez Hn the ffsz Was sent la Geofte E. Shaw Sun =E morning bf Mrz Cortland D Ar fa.f# who gladly gave mueh ef her He ta secure fte signatures
 Misz Carrie Cranska Of Thompson. EHG ha bean at The Dtg kmbaH llos A for many weFEs E fte fe-4it of laI. 9H Ihe lee. E. HaR u1 tbe home f Hea nephew Iueru eHHka of Hoe IH. whore sfe EradilE gan HE
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
Me,hed,.t Church Note.
Burton, Pastor

Rev x. h. Burton, Pastor
 ast Sunday all tho services were n keeping with Easter. The Sunday school concert at noon was given by she children The committee H' harrp were Mrs Burton Ms Ben aa. and Mis- Pratt
 The cautata. "rhe eHquefHE kiag." was given by Che eheir ir tar evening and clicited many favorable comments
 The "Old Folks Ceneprt' Tuesday evening had full house and was a sery fine entertainment.
 There are no services this week CT ..r Sunday as the pastor and Mre. surton are in attendance at Che aH. r4nal conference in New London NeNt se.ek all services will be resumed as asaal Next Tuesday evening the sunday school hoard will meet at the HaFadnaee If E8U
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
Z, censres.,,onaI chu,sh No.s.

e,e Simeon l.. Goxad. Pastor
 april 8th. the pastor subject VII He "rh, P8rnuautE af Qulctnesss
 Beginning Thursday evening. Apfh 5. fhe pastor will give series oi taiks an the general subject of "A Modern fpterpretation of the Bible These faIEs will take up a diseassiee ot The 5.,,e.wr of the Bible. the manuscripts frer ashieh our Bible WIS selected, sits sacred literature of Che period be tween the TcstHmcnt# the seire hoH of Inc materials for the New Icsia fntat the various versions thfahEh winch the Bible has passed ln ts march down through the centuries, the romance and the passion lu the zttuN gle for Bible iu the English lah s-uagg. the comparative worth ot lr a.ut versions how tu study and uh 4etstand Che Bible today and other related subjects lf you want to know sour Bible as living Book tn tht midst of a superbly living age, plan te a.ar and to take part ID these dls sussions-
 Four of the beautiful palms whlci added so much to the attractiyenes' af the church on Palm Sunday were sbs nft of Mir. George r shaw T memory Of his wifr. Mr Ellen s shaw
 s'rs George " Gilpatrle enterthet ed Che class of which she E Che teach sr at her home on Fremont street Pa 3av evening The otlieers eieete. were as follows President. Me rhelma Bosworth. secretary am treasurer. Miss Rbea netoudres sun zh,ns committrez Mis- NuU tmld N Ruth pcCoudrc
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
AMONG THE cHtiRcHEs
Bap,ist Church Notes

Rev. J. C. Stoddard. Pastor
 Rev. H 4. Calhoun led the fas Dar service Friday evening
 The Easter exercises throughout fhe day were unusually #elI rendered Preceding Che morning sermon ef aW Have Seen the Lord The follow ms We're baptized Leo JuzPpf Brousseau. Hazel Mag Ames, Edltt FaIfIey. Eva faIrleX Ruth EalEleg and Frank L. Baker. They Haae gwen the right hand af fellow Hip hy Che pastor at fhe communion af 4iee that followed the morning Vica. Miss Thars Amfs A Uaro= thF Ames and Sir And dr Ia0maz gaiHieK fhe Iatfef fao ha letter. Were also received
 Inc Easter concert program aa= weH arranged by Mf Ralph Spencer
 By mistake the name of little tra4z eia Warren Was omitted
 The Sunday school attendance Naz 22G. collection, S12.2u
 The flowers Sunday Wafa fuEHH h- ed by the following fIve La ter lIiie by the Ladies Aid Society. ti4e Isllez bg Mr Pierce's claz Easter I5iy la memory of Mis- Princes True dell fatfN HHHNtaiH Hs4tEs aHA a= tho alnasmuch" class. and others ren- trbuted bY friends
 The SaHayaiie club aa been very bueg of late decorating aHd reaffaag ing the Primary room Iluteh r1f= laiaz afe if tbe aIHl9Hs a fess faaI and Io6kcrs arc in place. and 5 Dutch chan decorated with rozfs for tae little visitor af haHdr to zt In all makes pretty room for the FHe fstf 10 meet ia Sunday gh#sle E1eh s.fd son and EarIr JetIH on. as Isted bp Earle AaatlH s#Ae tHe #h.e aHd 1okers for fhe club
 rbarlea H smith has been elected Aauman uf HrH committee aad Raymond uurfge aIsfaat s4IIeEfaz Tho former church officers Were rs elected at the annual meeting.
 The cantata. sThe First ia-fe1 Wilson, hy the ehsir af -4o sunday was largely attended The eharuses were in harmony and the olas were well taken Nr Burn s..a director. should b, pieascd Wl5h be work done under bis instruction
 By invitation ef the Crusaders af ghe Dauielsou Baptist church. the Blue Ribbon class. MiE Reach teacher went down by trolley. returnng hy truck after having most delRhtful .soeial evening About 2e eifls and frit ads attended.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
APPOINTS JARVIS
Mayor Chapdelsine Names State Off.
 eer as Local Dog Warden

Wdliam JafsI= of Pstaam. special depaty af the State Department of Domestic Animals. was appointed dog officer ef Che City of Putnam by Mayer cA8Hdelaiue at inc meeting of thr Common Council on Tuesday night 0uly recently Ar Jarvis was named daE warden for tine Town by the SeieeEmru, sueeeediHs Nelson Ees clair
 There are uumcrpua people in Put nam who haye dog that are not licensed aeeofliHl 70 iaW md there are licensed aoR4 that are allowed to ranm II will. which also is contrary ta laW Nil Jaesis states that r. paated warHiuK have been given against this practise uud that he will statf at once urrstiuE and causing persecution af all such offenders ir view of repeated warning. it is felt that when such arrests take plaec. people wIl' have H1 reason ta rnm plain and grumhle-
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
AT THE MOVIES
Movie Notes

Alice Terry. Ramon Navarro and Lewis Stone will appear in "Scara- nCuehe, sWashbuekhhe tale of thc French Revolution screened hy Rex Ingram.
 Clara Kimball Young has come back Co a real success iu "rhe Woman a Bronze
 Viola Dana has new picture in comedy drama entitled, Her Fatal As!!.sas."
 Creighton Hale will play Little sillee" in "Rilhy" and Arthur Ed nund Carew will play "svenguh
 Jackie COogan's pct in hts forth corning picture. Daddy is a pet pig
 One of the biggest hts of the sea son in the screen world has been reg. xsred hy Covered Wagon which ss playing in New York Co enormous audiences.
 They Say" that Charlie Chaplin is determined to play Hamlet" on the screen if it costs him a million and | psotably will if he does.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06

Iouis C..uSlAat was ilsHartfnrd sss Eaesd2a
 Ialnss MAhoney IS N.a~kiug al aar Grow n restaurant.
 SaInnsI Rsniek spent Easter ~sth friends n Worcester.
 P. r. Brady of Providence stts-t Nas IF Ncrvgieh Tuesd e
 Misses Ju6etse Brod sur and Molina Laho zte Rere Worees e visitors Ees- tay
 Mra.. E N Fisher and daughter EI- nora spent sh= day iu Worcester I'm day
 CisrSnes Booth. G~if professiorz-ai, s as the Putnam Country Club Tor tne season
 MiAs. UnSes- Boisoc tsszan is spersesng a few weeks with f. ends and relenves T CI5ncon. Mass
 Mrs. Alfred Bons~.iIie and dslgh- ter Siaire notored 70 Providence With friauds Iasz Tuesday
 Misses Gertrude and Anit la, Rsarnier speuf Monday in West ThompsaG yis- Itisg sil~ir grandn sther.
 gr and Mrs Charles Riehs~rd are tsttrtaining Mrs. F. Burdiek ,agd son FrznkIn of ProVai.-aee.
 Mir aEd Mrs. Hiram oatley enter tanned Alr 0attts'S father aud sister s0f Providence Raster Sunday
 Mr and MrA> A Peterson, of Wor- ceSter spent thu weekend with Mir. and Mrs, ErHset Bousquet, Ss
 Mir. and Mrs. Adfer Nj, Ts~se were
 l a A. saeSts of Mn, Towne's brother.
 Mrs. Antaaio Foreies of Sehoo, street spent the weekend m Provt drnce and W sonsoeket wlsh relatives.
 Mir and sfr.. Joshua Kenyon and Mrs. John Kenyon of nAyville visit sd Mir and Nlr, Ernest Boasquet Sat IT. day.
 Mir and Mrs. Willia.s ]. Walsh and family 0f New London were the gi5sstS ] of Nj .ead Mrs. Lea Bonneville Sun day
 i Herbest DAigle ef Boston 6 the guest of Levi Daigi for week. hav- ing izsf returned erom scathern trip.
 Mr and Mrs Fortuna DufrS@ne and son Eugene of Woonsoeket were gussts of Mir aud Mrs Mark Gallaus Sunday
 Mir and Ma RegiA Routhillette were the guests of Mr Bouthillette' $ mother and sster in Spencer. Mass, Sunday.
 Mrs. A Perrault of SAranae Lake, N, N., spent few days this week with Mr. and drs. Omer Milot. Fremont street.
 Mrs. Aana Miller and son Percy of Providence were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bonneville over the weekend.
 Mrs. Harold W covell, who ha. beep the guest of her sister. Mrs. L. Thomas Jones returned to Boston W cdnesday.
 Ruth BeaadreAult of Providence street spent Easter Sunday with I Yvonne Fisher of the Milford Hos pitsl. Milford Mass
 Donald kerrig.n of Boston and Helen Kerrigan of Baltic are visiting their grandparents. Mir and Mrs Rich ard Gibney, Farrows street
 Harold 5. Corbin of the Hear.t Syndicate and now located in Syra. cuse. \. Y. is the guest this week of his parents, Mir and Mrs. r.. NJ. Cor bin of Fremont street.
 Mrs. Alex Lepi-c entertained the St. Philips Guild whis. at her home on Mechanics street yesterday after noon. Four tables were in play. Last week the Guild met with Mrs. W. H. Richardson Of Mechanics street.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
AUTOS COLLIDE

&o ono was injured bot gwo auto mehfIrz Wrte- considerably damaeed as Che result af collision Friday morning at the rufUrr of W oodstoee k avenue and Providence street, close be the nadv Silk mill
 Burton BosWofth. mail carrier te the Ma0dHtoCks. WAs outward bound in his car and was accompanied hy one passenger The other ear. driven by Arthur Pepin of Putnam at che moment of the accident. was cntet inF Woodstock avenue from Provt denee street The machines eoliided the noise Of the crash attracting q crowd quickly.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06

Mir and Mr4 William <. Bst~s st Inter4ate street were is Worcester Tuesday
 Milton W Kelley of School street spent Friday aud Saturday in Med ford. Mas
 Arthur Tourteilotte and sons. Js- rome and Raymond. were sn %ee London Tuesday
 Miss Abbie IL Keith. Euglish teach or at the hieh school, spent the E4lste=e vacation in New lorh
 Cal | Kent of Mer,den was the guest of hts parents. Nr- and Mrs. r. B Kent. over Sunday
 Miss Agnes RodmAn of Webster vas tbo guest of Mr. aud Mir W S. Bates over Easter Day
 Wrnfred Brown of New York City spent Easter with bis parents. Mr. and Mrs John r. Brown. Sawyer Distrirf.
 Mrs N. A Ballard has been spend ing the past week with Mr. and Mis. Kenneth C. Ballard 10 Winthrop. Mass
 Miss Edna Iourtellotte of Hartford spent the weekend with her mother. NIs Ada Tourtellotte. South Main street.
 Leodore Maynard ei N~ss York City spent Easter With his parents. Mir and Mrs Joseph Ii Maynard, Bullock street
 MT and Mrs r. A Mary ott. Cen. tel street. spent Sunday in East Prov idcnce. guests of Mr and Mrs r.. E Warren.
 Miss Mary NJ Eddy. Sunny side street. spent two dass last week vi her sister. Mr. Corn Cummings of Worcester.
 Mr and Mr. Harold L,ndersor have been guests of Mrs Iindefsoua parents. Mir and Mrs F.. Warrington
 H Fuftvillc
 Miss Grace Child librarian tor the pheru3N Insurance Company of Hart lard spent Easter with her sister N-s Elizabeth Ghiid. Grove street
 Mr and Mrs P J Sheridan Ere moHl strret. were che guests 6f Mr and Mts John \ uaudall of AtaWau r.tu Suuday.
 Mir and Mr, F \ Msryo,t enter t8iHe3 Mfs Haryott s cousin Nas 2 Ahgp Scott. ua Fast Day. and the' . called on hanlelson and Moosnl l friends
 Mr and Mrs Charles E. Riehsrdsor of lnteENale slfeet returned NaHaa' z evening from four days visit Witl . NJ and Mre Percy $ Richardson e Bridgeport
 ! Mrs N Pratt of Hartford ha
 heeu a guest ut her hrath hrE and " 8fe l Mir and Mrs ; P Reynolds Mrs , Pratt was 8 former resident. conduct
 ing the Novelty Studio on Bremen #stFggt
 Mir and Mrs Robert Wood. ,.h f have spent the winter with thel daughter. Mrs James W Hall. San | nyside street, left Thursday fer thel , home in n0uglastown, New Bruns , wick. Canada. Mir. and Mrs S D Fisher, son Fl D lery and daughter Mildred. of Appen aue. R. |. former residents Of th. city. were Easter Day guests of Ml , and Mrs. Charles l Thsyer. Bremen | street Mr Fisher is superintendent of a mill in Apponaug. Rev. aud Mrs. Frank M. Kent O Manchester. \. H.. formerly of Put nam. were rendered reception at th ! home of their son, George Nj. Kent also of Manchester. the occasion beinl ! their golden wedding anniversary , Mir and Mrs. Kent have been resi- , dents of Manchester about i2 years going there from this city. He hel, , pastorates in Baptist churches il Block Island and East killingly.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06

Mils Helen Wk=.ton spent tho day su Boston. Wednesday.
 Robert Boys. ts. of HoIyoke. spert she week k-end in ehss city.
 John Wood of Norwich spent East sf with relatives tn this city
 Mrs. A. ]. Duhreuil of W,llimantie was Putnam visitor Sunday
 Mrs. Joseph Bl~nehette, Marshall sireet. spent Saturday In Providence.
 MrS. Arthur S Macdonald. Pros peet street. Was .n Boston last Friday
 Miss Ernestine Wright, South Main street, E spending the week ia Boston.
 Miss Irene Beraier. Woodstosk ave nue. is visiting n Providence and Bos- ton.
 Mrs. Everett A Reynolda. Grand View, visited relatives in Waterbury this week
 Miss Emma j. Dutton. King street. !. spent the Easter holidays in Attle horo, Mass
 Mir and Mrs Leslie B Heath of Hartford were guests of their parents over the weekend
 James H. Raiferty and Morgan II Delaney were m Wllhmantie on bus D. ness last Saturday
 Miss Antoinette Csron. Chure n street spent the Easter hoidays tt her home in Faftyille.
 Mr and Mr. Fred Gagnon and san Earl Main street. visited friends m Providence asl Friday
 Mark r klebart has this week task eu % position as shipping clerk pnth Che FabyaH Moolen Company
 Miss Beatrice Gardner. forursrly employed at Sedrr's store ls now with Che Putnam Music Shop.
 Louie Eueier. Hartford. spsps the Easter holidays with his parenIs'. Mir and Mrs Napoleon Lueier iyun street.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Duffy and son. Thomas, Jr South Main street. speu. Easter N5th relatives m Hoilistun. Mas
 Robert Ra~lcy. Boston University speu, Che Easter holidays with his pa. eut-. Mir and Mrs Thomas T RawleS School street
 Mrs Emery Munya an and children of Worcester spent Sunday with Mr. Emory g parents Mir and Mrs LoWvi 1 Ross. Naiu street.
 The Misses Sarah and kathryr N elch. High street, and Miss EisI. Sandstrem ef Mest Thompson wcrt Providence visitors last Friday
 Ms, Florence Williams of Merides is spending a week with Mir and Mrs OSear Rich Mis- Williams is psy chatrist at the Norwich State hospt taL
 Mrs. Frederick Rudo~sky and t~, children of White Plains, N. Y. ar, visiting Mrs Radowsky's parents, MT and Mrs George II Pratt, Grane View
 Mis Essie Macdonald has retnrnes to Greenwich after spending the Eas ter holidays with her parents, Mayor nd Mrs. Archibald Macdonald. Georg' street.
 Mir. and Mrs Noel LereAu and ehil dren of Medford. Mass. spent kastei with Mrs l.areaa's parents. Mir ans Mrs. Joseph II Maynard. Bulloel street.
 i Wilfred and Frank Dessulniers oi l. FitehhuFg, Mass. motered to Putnam Sunday and spent the day with then aunt, Mrs. George Lewis, Churef street.
 Mrs. Archibald Macdonald. Jr South Main street, attended the East ern Commercial Teachers convention at the New Biltmore hotel in Provt dence last Friday.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06

Mrs. EsieLs Deiitle an% -an. Lea, IT.. are spending Easter ws.ss n Harz ford
 Mr,. Fred ssttomly of rsssville via- ucd Mrs Ernszst BousqusL Neanea- tay.
 Mrs. Ernesi Bousquet and daug b. ter Bernice su<mt Sunday u Dayviiiss Aith Mrs John Kenyon.
 George Maazoxh of Mains ,s a visis- sr at the home of his sister. Mrs Al bert Manush south Meados street
 Mrs. orrin l. Whiting of ThomPse~. is spending few days W tn her SIS Ger. Miss Edaa Sheldon Mechanics ka.et.
 Miss Issbelle Courtney. teacher in. he Bristol sshools. k tls guest t Miss Eleanor Murphy, Vno Is also teaching in Bristol
 Albert Maaosh of sesssh Meadss- street entertained his sister. Mrs. N- l.. Marehesseault of North S'rosver0i dale, over the weekend
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rslstan and son Richard returned Monday eve ming from wsit of fotA days at the home of Mr. Ralstons pareuta m pawtueket.
 Miss Elizabeth HAy.sssFd has resaann- ed to her duties at the Putnam Saw ings Bank after two months respite- Mrs Walter \ Phillirs substituted n her absenee
 Friends of Miss EfFie lnmssn sf Hartford are cauEr2AuIatlng het on her marr age about 6iur weei.. ugu- Niss lnmsAn is $ daughter uf tts late Mr and Mrs J. G. lnman
 Mrs. s H. Holuues and sos Rich ard ret sned to tt,1r home 1t Mt Vernon. x Y. No,sdAy. afteq d vusst with Mas Holmes mother, Ms. k W Macdouvdd Prospect street.
 Mir. and Mrs. I aoruaS Lex~sque aud daughters. Misses Lillian afsi Lucllle. were ihe guests ok Mir and Mrs David Beuusueii over tne week end. Mis- Illhau remaining for week
 Mrs Helen NJ Wiley. sa>aAger of the House n the Pines. a young iA- dles school in Norton. Mas. was a gus.st at Eastsr-tide of her mother. Mrs \ W Macdonald. Prospect rfeet
 Walter a Bussey of Norwich greeted old friends Wednesday, He formerly hved here. working as clerk for Smith Bros.. then for \. C Stet. son. and aftrrwsri for r. F, Tucker, greeers.
 The regular meeting of the Eiiza. beth Porter Putnam Chapter. p. \ R. will be held m Odd Fellows liall Monday afternoon, April 9. at g o'- clock Board of management meeting at 2.S0 o'clock
 Mir and Mrs Napoleon Lueier, Lyon street. entertained Mir and Mrs George Gunsalus and family Of Win sted and Mir and Mrs Theodore Laird and family of Providence over the Easter holidays
 Mrs. C B. Adams has been spend. ine the past week in Hartford a. guest of her uncle. J NJ. B0sworth and family. and WAS among the 6o. GOO people who witnessed the Fuller Brush fire ruins Paul i-eiair celebrated has eighth birthday at g party given Saturday Refreshments and games were enjoy. cd. Among those invited were Leo Delisle, Jr. Henry Reller6se. Julian Bellerose. and Albert Bellerose. In the lsst issue of the Hartford Sunday Courant there appeared a group picture of nurses in training q, the Hartford Hospital Among them is Miss Lorena Gallant, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Mark Gallant. Church street. who is taking her first year course.
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
Victory

Tonight and Saturday Tom MiN n "Just Tony Pvafl Whit ru Pun der
 Sunday ulehf. Ralph Crave iu The Ghost Patrol Leo Mslonry tn The Range Riders
 Nonday. Tuesday. Jane NeFak a fhrlmu
 Wednesday. Thursday. May NJ, Nvoy in "rhe Top of New York
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
Bradley

Tourbi and Saturday, Wallace keid in The Ghost Breaker
 Sunday evening aud Monday liar old Lloyd ip "Gtaaima.e Boy Ruf faln Bill on sunday night \ lrip ta Paramount town on Monday
 Tuesday. Wednesday, Eagles Nm etfels.
 ThursdaV. No vaudeville t3r4t day of "Thc old Homoste3t
Putnam patriot., 1923-04-06
.'Whon kniehlhood Va, In FIo~er'

The lbth century spHoafed back lns tu full bloom at thy Bradley Theatre last Monday. when Charles Major 5 celebrated novel. When hniEhthood Was In Flower" was presented "a eel
 uioid form. dazzling to the eye, splen Hidlv impressive. and apparently true Co the time and place of its settings With Che romantic tht.H ot gallant knighthoed, and raNishlnslt hsAutitui princcsses. one is tempted ta sigh once more fer those good old days, forget ing ihc fact that these said good old days knew nothing of soap. sanitation and enameled bathtuhs But then. possibly. fl We were young and seut- mental. gorgeous Marion Davies would make us forget the lack Of modern plumbing Mss Dawes out did herself and demonstrated that beauty may go hand ID hand with sklllfnl acting As the eaprieious Princess Mary Tudor. who had will and heart of her own. she gave an en- crossing performance.
 Lyn Harding lowered physically and dramatically above the rest of the cast, as King Henry VIII, immensely puffed up with his own importance and power. and so easily outwitted hy his nimhle minded sister The re maining members of the cast support. ed the principals most aeceptably, and reflected great credit to the excellent direction of James Cruze. At times the comedy in the dlm verged on the border of broad slapstick. and this possibly accounts for the extraordi- nary sueaexS of a costume plaV with the general movie public