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Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07

Mra. J. B. LsfI&usme. Church street, spent Labor dag iH Baltic.
 Mir. and Mrs. WiIfred Maynard and two children spent Sunday at Oakland Beach
 Mir and Mrs John Gshan, Sr., are entertaining Mrs. Bert Stone of plattsburg \. r.
 Mss Celia Pepin of Won ees,er. formerly of this city. spent Sunday witn frieEds here.
 Leodore Maynard of Boston. Mas. spent the holiday with his parents. Mr. and Ars Joseph H. Maynard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michel Beauregard and Miss Antoinette Girard, Water street. spent Sunday at Rocky Point.
 Mis1 Della Mille. .l n=.s:sIsS,H is spending a weeks vacation with hey cousin. Miss Juliette Brodeur. Church street
 Mr and Mrs. Joseph Leon. Church street. spent the weekend and holt daH in New Bedford, Mas, and Pro. v5deHce.
 Miss Alice Moge of Worcester was guest of Miss Ada Maynard, Bull oek street. over the weekend and Labor day.
 Mrs. Virginia Lavigns and X. Ls. heauit spent the weekend in Woon socket the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Fred Ayotte.
 Mrs. Genevieve II. Letters, son, r Halford Letters and Miss r. Virginia Smith are spending ten days at Pleas urc Beach, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Smith of Bridge port were the weekend and holiday guests of Mfr and Mrs. Samuel smitf and family. South Main street
 Mrs. John Brennan. Church street entertained over the weekend he. niece. Mrs Mary Kennedy, of Pro vidence and John Curry of Roehdaie Mas
 Mrs Michael R Joy, son Richard and Miss Helen Sharpe, Gerfesrlev' street. spent the weekend haiital with Mrs. Joys sister. Mrs. J. '. Pal mer. Providence.
 Mrs. Joseph LApalmes son Cyrus Mr. and Mrs Beaude r I8palfne. soi Joseph, and Miss Odilie Jolly spep the weekend and holiday with rell tives in Woonsocket
 Mrs Arthur Murphy. nee Mis- Lillian MaeEtens, of Providence spen the weekend in Putnam. coming [ attend the reunion of the Glass O 1919, Putnam High school.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Fietehe, daughter. Miss Naomi Fletcher. an . William Riebold of New York Cit . were the weekend and holiday guest of Mir. and Mrs. Everett \. ReyneidI Grand View.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Bousquet an ? Miss Simone Delisle of Monfrea . Canada. and Mir. and Mrs Mark Bou : auet of Worcester. Mass. were weel . end guests of Mrs. ]. B. Laflamme { Church street
 Raymond and Marion Rudo~sk U who have been visiting their gram , parents. Mir. and Mrs. George Rrat i Charles street. for a number of week i will return to their home in Nalhall l \. N.. tomorEsw. j Elmer F. EIls~orth and sister, Mi r Marion Ellsworth. of Willimantic af ; Mir. and Mrs. Almon :. Fish and se , ef Glen Ridge, N J., were guests [ 5 Mrs. Genevieve II. Letters, Grar } View. on Saturday. Mi.s Hannah E. Pease. home eel
 monies teacher in the Putnam His
 school. returned Monday from her VI . cation spent at her home in Ansoi $ Maine. She will make her home wit : Mrs. Elvira A. Barber. School stree
 Attrfnr the coming year.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
In the Churches
censrssa,ion.l chsreh Note.
psv g Cozad psgtDr

Rev. S. E. Cozad. Pastor.
 Sunday morning worship af l1zsa o'clock Sermon D ths pastor. ksF. Simeon F Eazad. Subject. The Qasst syf Life and fts FuiaiimeHf The pub fie Is most cordially invited.
 On Tuesday. September iitn. at z z1. there wih he very important meeting of the Eeelessastieal Society
 H eslnes day. September fZ. receT- fion Wiil be tendered 10 the new teach CTS ln she public seheols and 70 tho young people af the church who are going away e. college or C. teach
 Thurzaag. September g. is Church Night Devotional service at I go Q- clock under tne leadership of the pas ser
 The Senior ehair wall meet at the nhureh fsf rehearsal ou Friday. Sop teFnher if
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
Salvation Army

romffef street. Patnam taptair and Hfs. William Cashman. piAeesa in eharae
 Order Of aeFslees
 Sgia6as. l m morning geE# #fz4 1z, Sunday school z p. ms F ?. Le= giua D. m. big Salvation meeting Also farewell meeting of Candidate Martha 4 Chambsrs. who Wiii be leaving in a fea dag for the Salvation < Army training home fn eeW lofhf where she will train te he an officer The candidate has been member ot Putnam Salvation Army faf some gcars. Every Bbe4F welcome e these meetings
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
TO MEET AT wEsTFoRp
State Forestry Association To Assem-
 ble Thursdsy For Special Study

On invitation of the Ashford Wei fare Association. the State Forestry Association of Connecticut Is to hold an outdoor meeting with special reference Co Windham and Holland counties at Bucks Grove. Westford, Thursday. Sept. IS. at i.30 p. m., standard time. If stormy that day, the meeting will be held the next day, Sept. Ia.
 The general theme will be forestry protection and cultivation, with special reference to local conditions and problems The speakers will be state Forester Austin F Hawes and Walter Q. Filley, State Forester of the Agricultural Experiment Station at New Haven. There will be a ques. ton bex affording opportunity for practical information as to local prob lems in forest conservation The public is cordially invited. Come and bring your lunch and enjoy the day in this beautiful grove" says the invitation.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
NEARLY 1000 ENTER
 ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Increased EnrolIment Marks Opening of Parochial School
 on Tuesday
Biskov Milan Guest of P.risb Sunday
 -Bi@sses Ne- Bsildisx

Increased attendance marked the opening of St Mary's Paroehiai school for tte fslz term. on Tuesday. The n1wk,er 0f children enrolling on the s-ss day zuprQzehed .09o. This d an increase of zsost 90. as when the srhoel closed Iast June. the attend anee was about s59.
 Tns 6eautifal new fg room sd1i- f1an was 1sed. in part, for the frs, tlzae and tns aided room for the ae- ! comm 1ssat5on Of the increased nzm- Der ef pzFis. readily solved the prob aem ef caring for tne young people
 Many Atssss Sunday Service
 There was a large congregation ia ! the church sunday afternoon for the } special serVlee held prior to the eers
 Hles g1 blessing fhe nE# senool by the Eishop The sermon wzs deliver sa Ia French and English bs Rev. F IYass4rsaala sf 0cram. Bishop Milan also addressed the gathering. speak l1g ia French and in .Engl.zh He spoke warm aes1s ef praise and com ne14at5sH for fae Heople af st &aYg g church for theEr loyal and liberal sup port of .he church ard 5ss affair and he eompHmented Rafher Bedsxd en hz aerampi staenta in bringing the parish t8 its present state of spiritual and physical perfection.
 The service zfas egHeHude1 WlEn the Bene3Ic1ian of tes Blessed Sacrament. Rey Bernard z DBnnelly of g. Jossphs church. North GTosveuor- dale. ofHclated.
 Bishop Blesast School
 Following fhe serxiee ia the church everyone adjourned 70 the neR school. where the building Nas inspected from top to bottom and where Bishop Milan officIated at the blessing of the neW parish building. Al the eOnelu- sion of the eemugnies. the Bishop anparfed hls blessing to the great gathering 0f people
 During the afternoon Father Be dard had, besides Bishop Milan. as his special guests 9f honor. the following Rev William Flynn. chancellor gf the Hartford Dieeese. Father MeCabe 0f JeNett City. Father BessBreauit of 0ecum; Father EoBK 0f Danielzon Father G0l5set of Daniels8n. Father Danaelly of North Grogenordale5 Father Beller0ze of TaftgiIie. Father Nathieu of Waaregan. Father Elts of pomfret Father Clark of Viii mantle
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
ns,hodi.i charsh Notes

Rev. N. $. Burton. Pastor
 Morning service. ia80-
 sunday school lz9H.
 h#aHsE safsfes=. #5-
 The EpRarth League Cabinet met at the aarsQnaRe Wednesday eseaIas for tae tran action af hugluess -Ths nasfaE asli be lH his pulpit next Sunday after hls vacation. spent at Williaantie.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
At the Theatres
Vtory

Tsnseha ana .Sass5F5fav. Dustin Far num in "The Buster"
 sundav night Jack Horje in tsDoakle O."
 Manaay and Tuesdsg. Harry Carey fn HDaeft Driven
 NeHHe5 au8 HhHfsaH Colleen Moore n Broken Chains
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07

The Pssn4m Pstrief Is O. Sale
 Friday Afferno0ns .t ts~
 Fsii0~ins Pis~ss Parrara News Co. Union st Nichasi J Lynch SeWs Store Unitsa Cigar Store, Front 8. FrsSsy Evening It May Be Obtain.
 es A The Thompson Post Oshes Arzsns Frappsers Barber sasp. North GroxTenordaIs. CsoEEsnordzis Post 0fsaes. h. J Kenney. Heehzniesviile. Psnfret P0zt Office
 The Patriot Ossee is open eaes Thursday afternoon. bat eloses for tbs day st noon on Saturday.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07

Norma Taluadee's latest produc- sion for First National, Dust of De sire" is being directed in six laHguag- es. French, Italian. Spanish Arabian ana Austrian extras were engaged Tor thu picture, the majority of whom
 could net speak English. Gaetano Gaudio the cnmpany's chief camera man, was called upon by Chester
 Franklin and Frances Marion, co directing the picture, to explain Co ahr Italian extras what they were @ do. Hector Y. Sarno, who has an important role in the photeplay, made things clear to the French members of the cast; while Frances Marion wh3 speaks Spanish HueBsly, handled the Mexican and Spanish rlayers fhi four Austrians among the extras were coached by Joseph Sehilikraut' whf as Norma Talmadve's leadlng man if s.Dus1 of Desire" The Aratian eN aras. members of small tFaveling circus playing In Utah, fertnnatels lad their own interpreter vish them
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
HrndI

Tonight and Saturday. George Arlla a eEfe AaH Whs Fifea frai rietarea of Elks' C}amhake
 Sunday niaht. MndEe he.lamy n s.Tha S0al of the Baast
 Monday and Iuedag. Wallace K a and Behe Daniris lu Nice People
 We8nes.iaE only. Franeia \. Bash. man and Beverly Bayuc iH .'aiodeEu Marriage
 Thursday only. Walter seanlan in eThe BiaFmeg Stone
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07

Mir. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Carver. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell and Miss Ruth Pratt spent Sunday and Mon day at Grolon Long Point.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07

The Misses Aurise and Anna Bour- xreois of Middle street were in Boston x.n Labor Day.
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
Movie Notea

sLillies of the Field, a screen yef- sion Of the stage play in which Marie Doro was starred last season. Will be eorinne Grifth's first starring vehi. ele for the Fifsa National The pie ture wil go into production at the United Studios as soon as Miss Griffith has finished work in Black Oxen ahe pictutization of Gertrude Athcf. toms latest novel. in which she has rhe leading role Black Oxen" k a Frank Lloyd production for First National
Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07

Thomas II. Ince Is preparing to f.m Vaughan kester's popular novel. ire Just and the Unjust as soon as screen work on Anna Christie is completed The continuity Is being written by Bradley King and John Griffith Wray will direct the produe- lion.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11
HOPES OF RESCUE
LIE With AMERICAN
Roy Anderson DiCkerine Tor
Release Of Prisoners

By The Associated Press
Picking. May ii.--At present hopes
Of obtaining freedom for tho eaptlNes
held by the suchow train bandits
seem to lie In the efforts OF Roy An
derson. an American OF long eXper--
ience in Chinese political affairs and
n personal conndant OF several i'm
pnrtnnt military leaders.
He has announced he will visit the
brignnds IN their stronghold Mt Pao-
tukua and attempt to negotiate with
them. He was ono OF the first on the
scene after the holdup OF the shnng-
i-Poking express and since has been
co,inseliing and cooperating with the
American. British and French consuls
at Lincheng.
According to n report by Chinese
escaped prisoner, the leader OF the
hrigands is a youth barely past 20.
The leader is willing TO treat for the
release Of his prisoners provided the
troops withdraw II miles.
Anderson plans to take along food
supplies for the foreign captives, who
are declared to be subssting on short
rations.
The ministry of communication has
instructed representative Lincheng TO
render every assistance to the consuls
aid foreign relief parties.
1t is reported that hardships OF the
captives have been increased because
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

aae fer the das, while others say that
daY 0nlefT Il needed IN The worst
way, Others dissent because Of the
c0sl, hut theiF opponents say that pres
lection is needed despite the cost, the
matter will ~ taken np AZ q meet
ing Of the borough hoard,
nurihg the pas, month, there we're
"A births, fanF deaths and three mar
riagfs recorded al the office Of the
town clerk,
The following borough committees
ware elected a a meeting last evening
street q, q, Knapp, George Edwards
auA u. 5, Rlakesleei police J., Y
Hutton, William r, Foley and H. y,
Noble, nuisance, n, T, Noble, George
Edwards and William 7, faleFi audi
tors, q, q. Knapp, l., =, Hutton and
n, T, Noble IRE alarm, p, :, hlakfsz
lee and L., T., iinitan, The following
appnintmenls were madeF Fire alarm
superintendent, James MeAeill street
superintendent, William T. folsy, ana
borough attorney, Judge Thomas T.
MRleh,
Mrs. Joseph r, Fallon Of Hartford
returned 10 her home last evening
after a stay with her mother MIS-
4 Ellen Kelley on Eden avenue
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

$500 Hat Sale. TO IL Saturday
only. Goldenblum Millinery Co. adyt
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

They have signihed their willingness
to appear in parade IL it is decided
to hold one.
A special meeting will be held next
wednesday evening. when all service
men will be asked to wear uniforms
In the parade and an effort made to
stir up greater interest in the Legion.
1t was also decided that the Berli,
post will decorate the graves of all
seryicemen Of Berlin, whether they
are buried In Berlin or New Britain.
This will be done by the Legion alone.
The list OF names for the new honor
roll is now receiving its last reading
for errors and will be ready for pub
LEGATION soon, James e. Corr, com
manrer of the post, announced this
m orning.
The need for greater interest in the
activities Of the post is clearly shown
by the few men who attend the meet
ings. The men seem to let the Legion
meetings slide, thinking probably that
they are not important. However, the
Legion can do much better If there
Is a spirit of cooperation shown among
the servicemen of the town.
Items OF Interest
Wesley Goodrich has accepted q
position with Plainvile concern
and has already started work.
James Kerrigan is reported is being
in the same condition as he has been
for the past week.
The Boy Scouts Of the Berlin Con-
gregationa church will meet this
evening with Rev. Samuel A. Fiske.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickens of Hudson
street has returned to her home after
being confined to the New Britain
general hospital for nearly two weeks.
East Berlin Items
The library will be closed this eve
ming but will be open next Friday
evening at the usual hour.
Miss Nellie McGrath, who has been
the guest OF her cousin. Mrs. Henry
Taylor at her home on Cottage street,
left today for Wallingford where she
will be the guest Of friends
The local mebmers Of the Boy
Scouts will attend a meeting Of their
troop at the Berlin Congregational
church this evening at 7 o'clock.
The pupils of the Hubbard school
will present their play Mother Ma
lures Picnic" at the Athletic hall this
evening at o'clock, daylight time.
Commencing Sunday, May 10, the
services at the Methodist church will
be held on daylight time instead Of
on standard.
Mothers Day will be observed Mt
the morning service at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The East Berlin Boys club base
hall team will play the Athletes of
Middletown in Middletown Saturday
afternoon and a number of rooters
from this place will accompany the
team.
Leo Memore of Chicago, ILL.,, is
spending a few days as the guest of
his parents. Mr., and Mrs. John De-
More, at their home on Cottage
street
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11
Alkali in Shampoos
Bad For Washing Hair

Many soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much free alkali
which is very injurious, as it dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsified
cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. II is very
cheap and beats anything else all to
pieces. You can get Mulsif1ed at any
drug store. and few ounces will last
the whole family for months.
Two or three teaspoonfuls of Null
sifed in a cup or glass with a little
warm water is all that is required.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub the Mulsiied cocoanut oil in.
1t makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and is soft. fresh
looking. bright. fluffy. wavy and easy
to manage. Resides. II loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust. dirt
and dandruff. Re sure your druggist
gives you Mulsified.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11
TAKES LIQUOR ON
Berlin TURNPIKE
Policeman Lanahan Arrests Viii
liam Haeearty on New Britain
CARRIED LOAD OF GOODS"
Big Track Meet in Berlin Tomorrow
Grange Initiation-Real Estate
Transsctions-W'ork Awarded
Compensation-Men' Banquet

William Hagerty Of New Britain
carrying Is half barrels OF alleged
beer from New Haven to New Brit
ain in a REQ truck, was arrested yes
terday afternoon by State Policeman
l.anahan on the Berlin turnpike IN
front of the grocery store owned by
Thomas Bai rattieio
According to reports, the police
man had heard that the shipment was
to 20 through Berlin and was waiting
for the truck. 1t Is said that Ha-
gearty denied having real beer IN ms
truck, saying that he was carrying
near-beer
The, truck was taken to Hartford
and Hagearty was released on bonds
OF $500. He will be brought up FOR
trial in the Berlin town court Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The alleged beer was bought IN
New Haven. it is said
Awarded Compensation.
Joe Coughno Of kenslngton, an en-
Move of the Berlin Brick company,
who was burned while in the employ
OF the company. has been awarded
further compensation by Commits
sioner George B. Chandler. Hearing
was held recently at the instance OF
the respondents, who alleged that
Coughno's incapacity had ceased ana
that payments should be stopped. Inc
commissioner finds that Coughno Is
still partially disabled, his LEFT hand
and leg being still nearly useless as a
result OF his burns, and is entitled to
sos for the period beginning March
Is and ending May Z. Thereafter he
will receive SIS weekly until he fnds
employment.
Big Track Meet Here.
The track meet Of the Hartford
county Y. NJ. C. A. will be held in
Berlin on the community house
grounds tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock. 1t is expected that a large
humber of young men will be present
to compete In the various events.
The winners will in turn compete In
the state track meet, which VIII be
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11
Aincrican Legion Meeting

A meeting of Bolton-K asica post of
the American Legion was held last
evening at T. A. r. hall. II was voted
to communicate with the permanent
Memorial Day committee of the town
and tell the members of that commit
tee that the Legion is with them in
anything they wish to do on that day.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

has arrived ana viii he put on eK-
hihiiion within the nfgt haY or 50,
Thf Me-uns will held feed sale Al
iAe haath Al the pslhians' carnival
saturday afternoon Tor this fund and
anN donations Of food will ha gladly
received, Al present s6sa Of the ta-
tai ssaA has already been raised and
il is hoped that the remainder will
he secured this week,
Rowing Notes
Court Friendly Y, az A., Of New
Britain will roll the lfaresteFs Of Iris
tol and landers, Fray 4 Clark Of
New britain will roll the Recreation
Center Al Stars an the Recreation
Center alleys this evening az 4 o'elAek.
I, a, d, q, Notes
The third degree was worked in a
large class Of candidates al meetins
OF seqnassen lodge, !, O. o, D., last
evening and supper vas enjoyed
ON May Is, a delegation al Plainville
members will so 10 South Manchester
10 see the second degree worked by
the degree team Of King David lodge
~ hNAN ANeNt AAlN AFAAH - fAfNfA HF
the hest in the state, A delegation
Of the past grands will attend the
meeting of the grand lodge on the fol-
lowing day
flaln.ille Briefs
Edward conlon Of Canal street has
purchased new coupe,
Pythian lodge. X. OF T.. viii meet
this evening IN !, O, q, =, hall,
lir0ek- iiarnos post. American lie,
gion, will hold regular meeting in
the new post rooms Monday evening
$500 Hat Sale. . TO IL saturda,
only, Goldenblum Millinery Co. adv
The Ladies' Aid Society az tho Re,
deemer A, NJ, y, church will hold
their annual fair nj Grange Hall
Thurs. Fri, Nay 10th and 18th. En-,
terinlnmeni each night.-advt.
si.ht Hat sale. 10 IL Saturda,
only, Goldenblum Millinery Co.--advt
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho Re.
deemer A, NJ, y. church will hold
their annual fair nj Grange Hall,
Thurs, Fri, Nay 10th and 18th. En-
tertnlnment each nlght,-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Mem
th-Sulphur to an itching. burning or
broken out skin the itching stops and
healing begins. says a noted skin
specialist. This sulphur preparation,
made into a pleasant cold cream.
gives such a quick relief. even to
fiery eczema. that nothing has ever
been found to take its place.
Because OF its germ destroying
properties, it quickly subdues the
itching, cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right up. leaving clear,
smooth skin in place OF ugly erup-
tions, rash, pimples or roughness.
You do not have to wait for i'm
provement. 1t quickly shows. You
can get little jar OF Rowies Men
tho-sulphur at any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11
SOUTHlNGTON NEWS
Sin School Teachers Dropped--Day
patrolnan Observation-Disclosures
Items.

Six school teachers were dropped
from the list of teachers by the school
board at a meeting last evening. so
members being retained uncondition-
ally and 10 being retained condition
ally. X was voted TO reduce the tut
ton Of the pupils from Cheshire who
are taking the agricultural course
from si1o to s75 per pupil. A COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Persiani,
McGar and T'rapp were appointed to
secure plans and estimates for a new
school building in the Flanders dis
trict.
The taxpayers of Southington are
discussing the need of a day patrol
man to be on duty throughout the en-
tire day. Some claim that an extra
night patrolman is needed more than
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

SOC Hat Sale. 10 IL Saturday
only Goldenblum Millinery Co.---adyt
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

The Plainville town team will pry
off the lid Sunday at Rocky ellis field
against a strong combination to be
picked today or tomorrow by Man
ager Roy French. The strongest line
up that Plainville has had in recent
years will be put against the visiting
team and a large crowd of fans is
planning TO attend. The team select
ed will be announced to the fans.
Auto Has Arrived
The auto which the We-uns club
has purchased for the visiting nurses
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11


al Jealousy ameng the leaders 81 sAs
bfiganas, Five az the suh chiefs afs
said 20 be bargaining f0F control 81
the kidnapping arrangements. thns
eRtailing frequent shifting Of the pFlsE
onsTs from one camp % another,
The government troops while not
pressing The bandits slili are eneire-
ling their stronghold,
~ The Associated Press
TsinaRfu, May ll,-bF Hamburger
Of The shantung Christian university
has lett for l,inehsng, guaranteed safe
conduct % the mountain stronghold
nf the Chinese bandits, where he Will
be conducted 10 the foreign eaptiyes
who were taken from the Picking ca
press train last Sunday
All the eaptiyes were reported To-
day 10 he alive. but some Of them,
including ], II, Powell, an American
newspaperman. were said 10 be III,
mr. Heimhnrger's mission Was ar
ranged by American Consul Davis,
Miss Lucy Aldrieh, sis,errin-law Of
John u, Rockefeller. 1F,, now in a
hospital al Picking, where she was
sent after the bandits released her.
buried most of her iewelry near the
scene Of the holdun, Standard oil
company employees carrying map
she drew have gone 10 search for the
spot.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-11

Iost--A purse Of money. Thursday.
p. m. between Foglati's store and
Upson's Corner. Finder please return
to Box 11s, Kensington. Conn.--advt.