Putnam patriot., 1923-09-07
Street Fair To Open Tonight
 To Complete Hospital Fund
RED AND WHITE VILLAGE IN READINESS To OPEN SALES AT SEVEN o'CLOCK.-BAND CONCERT AND
 ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT EVENING
Cys Final Effort For Most Worthy Cause to Be Notable and Unique Event-Thousands of People Expected

Promptly at o'clock tonight. weather permitting, the myriad lights of the Street Fair will flash on and the fair will be declared officially open and from that time until II o'clock in the evening hundreds of workers win be busy selling the thousands of arti- eles in the eighteen booths and stands in the last effort to complete the S20.- GOO fund for the Nurses Home of the Day Kimball Hospital.
 Early Tuesday morning carpenters and electricians began the work of setting up the red and white village which houses the fair. Along Pomsret street directly in front of the Odd Eel lows building, booths were arranged along the street and facing Cargill Park. These seven booths will be oc. eupied in their order from east to vest by the Women's Relief Corps with a decidedly novel booth, the Daughters of the American Revolution ceiling popcorn, balloons and novelties. the League of Women Voters headed by Mrs. Cortland Arnold selling frank furters, sandwiches and coffee. Next will come the fish pond, with many swimming novelties, directed by Mrs. W. F. Rafferty, and with the Girl of a Hundred Pockets" in attendance. Next will be the chance booth. con dueted by the Putnam Nurses Home Committee, with many valuable arti- eles to attract buyers. The doll booth, always a favorite with local fair pa- irons, will come next, with Fred Gagne in charge. Last but by no means least. will come the gallery of moving picture stars, directed by Mrs. Edward H. Burt.
 Bandstand Center of Fair
 On the north side of the street and in the very center of the fair stands the combination bandstand and stage. Here there will be band concert both evenings to last throughout the fair. On the stage, fronting on the street, there will be an entertainment of vari ous attractions each evening. The handstand k the central feature Of the entire affair.
 Red and white are the oolors of tie fair. and these will predominate in all of the booths excepting the flower booth, conducted by Mrs. Russell Bow en on the mound in the center of Car gill Park. Mrs. Bowen will be assist ed by twenty ladies who will sell cut flowers, potted plants and cigarettes. This booth is dfe of the prettiest of- fered. It is square booth decorated in white and trailing vines.
 Rebekahs Have Novelties
 On either side of the bandstand there are two booths. First of these is the booth conducted by the Or der of the Eastern Star, Mrs. Walter Phillips in charge. The committee in charge of this booth have been work | ing for many weeks on the host of ar ticles offered for sale and many desir- l able articles are included. Next to l this booth will be the candy booth, | conducted by Mrs. John H. Moss. On the far side of the bandstand will be l the fancy work booth, conducted by the Catholic Welfare Association and offering many beautiful pieces of work which have been collected from all parts of the county.
 Booths In The Park
 Inside the Park a number of | booths have been erected on the east | side, including a very novel booth !