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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
JUDGE GEO. L. AMMAN
 TO SUPREME COURT

Judge George F., Hinman of willi- mantle and Judge Frank D. Eiaines of Portland were elected justices of the Supreme Court nf Errors hy the Gen ral Assembly. Thursday Since the icath of Judge Milton A Shumway of Danicison, Windham county has had no judge sitting on the bench of the court of appeals Judge Hinman was the first appointment at this session Co be unanimously elected The term is for eight years.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
WEDDING
Brunell. Hopkins


 William Brunell. son of Mir. and Mrs Samuel Brunell, Pomfret street and Miss Susanna Hopkins. were mar ried Monday morning at six o'clock in St. Mary's church Rev Arthur Rou- thier was eelehrant of the nuptial mass after which q wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride groom's parents. The couple left dur ing the day for a wedding trip to Prov idenee and New Bedford, returning Wednesday evening.
 Mr. Brunch was born in Putnam and has always lived here. He is man ager of the Cloverdale Company $ store on pomfret street. He is secre- tary of the Putnam Aerie of Eagles The couple were attended by the ia ther of the bridegroom and by Ar. mand Magnan.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
Report of Public Health Nur..

Work done in schools. Number of schools visited, 27; number of child ren in class room inspection. 2l5: number individual children inspected, l40; number of children with defects,
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
The Day of Prayer for Mission. will

be observed at the Baptist church next Friday afternoon at o'clock
 The mission groups of the city viii unite in carrying out the program. All who are interested in missions are urgently requested to be present
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20

The largest floating dock in the world-960 feet long and able to dock any liner afoat-recently made the trip from the River Tyne for South ampton, England, in tow of seven tugs.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20

A copy of the third folio of Shakes pcarc's plays brought the record price of SS,0O0 at book sale auction in London recently.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
Don't Miss These BARGAINS
And Be Sure You Get the
 Right Place

Ifta 2hi AA NtAA hAt@
 Right Place
 Me Will Sell For One N Starting Today: English Broadeloth in silk
 stripes. all shades. l yards for Sl.o0 UHbieaehed Cotton. 4o inches wide. from full piece, 6 yards Sl % Japanese Crepe. 6 yds. si.00 Mems Shirtings. in silk
 stripes. 3 yards $1.o0 Table Cloth. best Damask. 2
 yards wide. 2 yards $i.o0 Sun Fast Color Silk Drapery
 in very nice shades. per yard STc We have just received a new stock of all kinds of Silk, Russian Crepe, and Canton Crepe. which we will sell for very low prices.
 SURPRISE Remnant Store
 235 Main St.
 Opposite Richards Grocery
 Store
 Closed Saturday Until 6 PM
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
PANDOZZAPAYS MAZUMA
 LOSES ASSORTED BOOZE
Plead Poverty But Produce Sl,' 4oS.34 to Pay City Court
 Clerk
caugh. With Load of Varied Liquors
 By State Cop

Three Pondozzas, Joseph the elder Nicholas. the son. i7, and America nephew. also IT. all Of Providence. were treated alike by Judge Geissler of the Putnam city court Monday morning when arraigned on a charge Of transporting a load of a varigated variety of booze. The load was Q neasy one, and the fines compared favoraDiY with the heft of the load
 The trio of Pandozzas pleaded guiity to transporting and keeping wltn ih- tent to sell. Each was fined Sz0V on the first count and s20O on the second count. The costs of S54.35 were d. vided between them in equal portions An honest, hardworking man was Joseph the elder. He sold maearonl, spaghetti, ct cetera, at wholesale; neF- l CT any liquor, if he was Co be beiiex- ed. Also. he had a wife and nine ehii- dren. Nicholas being the eldest. How could he pay so large a fineF How could he? No one knows, but he did. He paid the clerk of court, who count ed the roll carefully. the total lines and costs amounting to $l ,4O4.sa, ana still had a number of uncashed checks in his pocket Joseph the elder ani Nicholas and America the boys, went back to Providence from whence they started Saturday evening. Jos eph to sell more macaroni and spa ghetti but not to sell liquor, no sir.
 Officer Has Huneh
 Officer Merrill Keith was out on the Providence pike Saturday evening. What he was doing out there all alone no reporter cared to ask him. clos ed car came along; another car came behind it Keith fell into line. Why did he trail the carsl He had a huHeh that 1t might be productive n the line of his business. That's what he said when asked the why by re. porter.
 That the officer played good hunch was evidenced when, near the children's Home, he stopped the clos ed car. The other car sped of iu the distance. Investigation Of the ear the officer stopped was quickly made. l load of t50 bottles, various shapes and containing a various assortment of liquid content. was disgorged from the autos interior 4 call was sent lH for another state policeman and 0iii= cer Williams came Co keith's asslstz anee.
 In Pretty Packages
 The man and the two boys were taken to the Putnam police station. The bottles were taken Co the police barracks at Danielson Both Were locked up for the weekend and all ap= peared Monday morning m the little court across the river
 The quality of the liquid in the con tainers is not kHewu. The packages were prettilv done up and labeled. Looked like q special Christmas as= sortment of brandies and liquors of the old days Possibly it was but one would naturally be skeptieal. Il Was at least worth $500 in the retail market but hy this time it has been allowed to flow forth 10 oblivion and obii;aration. Probably the pretty bottles with pretty labels have been broken Co bits. IL doesn't matter as the Pandozzas waived all of their right, title and interest in the stuff.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
SUN CHUAN FANG
TAKES SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI. Oct. 16.-CP)-
Shanghai, gateway port Of China, to-
day fell into the hands of a new
military ruler. General Sun Chuan
Fang. the Chekiang commander. With
cut firing q shot 10000 OF his troops
took possession Of the city while 15,-
600 troops of General Chang-Tso-
Lin. who have held the city many
months, withdrew towards Central
China.
More than so Chinese sentenced 10
death were turned over TO foreign au-
thorities b. General Shing Shi Lien,
the retiring commander. who was I'M
able 70 execute the offenders after
sentences had been imposed by mixed
courts.
In Shanghai two regiments OF de-
parting troops wer- caught in armor-
cd cars and disarmed by the advanc-
ing Chekiang forces.
The arrival Of General Sun Chuan
Fank is expected hourly. The extent
Of the campaign Of subjugation of
outside territory was not revealed.
Authorities at the international set
Elements here today started adopting
precautionary measures. All defense
units were ordered TO stand By and
barricades Of barbed wire were erected
about the settlement boundaries.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
John D. Rewards
Courteous
PafroLman

Nv ' nINeT>al NtTN
PLATNFIELD, y. j., Oct.
1s.-Traffic Policeman Harry
Sofisld is riched by 20 cents to-
day because he was courteous to
an old gentleman who leaned
from his limousine on Park ave-
nue. to inquire the best route to
Tarrytown, y. Y.
The old gentleman was John
u. Rockefeller, out for ride in
the vicinity of his winter home
in Lakewood. lie was pleased
with the policeman's painstakins
effort to map out The route re.
quested.
"How many are there in your
family officer" the oil man
asked.
Seven. SIR" said Sofield, who
recognized his questioner.
Seven brand new dimes were
poured into the policemans
hand and wishes for good luck
accompanied them. Then the
Rockefeller limousine moved on.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
SIX FLYING CADETS
SEEK OTHER FIELDS

-Four flying cadets faced the faculty
board al Brooks Field Thursday af-
tcrn"on in a nappy frame Of mind.
Two others appeared before the
board with sincere reluctance.
The four had decided that lodging
about with the birds in the sky was
not the right course for their future
CAREERS and had requested that they
bc relieved from flying.
The two wanted to fly. but instruct
ors had found them unsuited for the
gane.
All six were relieved By the board.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
DINNER FOR DELEGATES.

At 2 p. IN. the afternoon session
will open with an address on Con.
structive Publicity by Fred VI. Hcri-
don. publicity manager of the San An
tonic chamber, followed by Walter
f. Long of the Austin chamber. his
topic being THE Texas Commercial
Executives Association. Routing
Tourists will be given by William II.
Furlong. of the local chambers high.
way department. The West Texas
Chamber of Commerce" will be dis.
cussed by Porter A. Whaley. general
manager of the West Texas Chan
Der.
A dinner. followed by a theate'
party, will wind up the days activi.
ties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
LITTLE GIRLS LEG
BROKEN WHEN SHE'S
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Helen Koch. s-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. s. Koch. AZ Queen
ADne's court. is in the Santa Rosa hos
pital suffering from a broken left leg
and bad bruises.
According 70 witnesses. the child
was struck by an automobile when
she attempted to cross Broadway two
blocks below the Incarnate Word Col
lege. She was a student OF the school
and was en- route home when the ac-
cident occurred.
The automobile was operated bT
R. g. Pfeffer. former federal prohibi-
tiOn agent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
BACK ARBUCKLE.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 16.-(R-
Roscoe Arbuckle will not be eliminat-
ed from the Masquers Club Reyel as
requested by the Los Angeles board
Of education. Rather than bar him,
the actors organization, Of which BE-
is a member, will seek another place
than Hollywood high school memorial
hall in which 10 hold tho reveI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
TWO YOUTHS FLEE
SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL

"The thrill that comes once in a
lifetime came 10 two youths, IS
and 16. who ran away FROM school.
But the authorities Of West Texas
Military Academy failed 70 legalize
the thrill" in its curriculum and
Thursday night asked police and de-
tectiyss 10 aid in the search for the
pair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
GIRL CAR THIEF
OUTD|STANCES
PURSUE
Citizen Overtakes Stolen
Auto But Driver
Flees Afoot.

Escaping after reckless race Of
nearly an hour through downtown
traffic. a girl bandit and her jelly
bean accomplice escaped Thursday
night, after abandoning the stolen
automobile when capture seemed GER
tain.
Readiness 10 take long chances won
the race for the girl, but Mark Null
lins, 1910 Wyoming street, was not
10 be shaken off.
Time after time. when it looked as
though Mullins would capture the
car there's, the girl foiled him by
q clever ruse. or by taking long
chance in traffic.
The steady pursuit. however. main
tanned by Mullins finally triumphed
over her desperation.
ABANDONED CAR.
Still pounding along behind her
after all attempts 10 escape him
failed. came the pursuer. At Porter
and Walters street, be was close be
hind and the engine of the stolen
car was cutting out.
The girl drew up 10 the curb at
the street intersection. The pair
leaped from the car and fled into
the darkness as Mullins raced to
intercept them.
Mullins was parked on East Com
merce street when be noticed q
youth passing along the line Of stand
ing automobiles, trying each steer
ing wheel. On the sidewalk stood
the girl.
He found one car with the steer
ing wheel unlocked and the pair
Jumped into it quickly.
FOLLOWS PAIR.
The girl backed out of the park
Nc space and dropped into traffic.
Mullins followed the pair.
When he drew up alo1g the side of
hem, he unconsciously gave the sig
Isl for the race.
Needless Of danger the girl banlit
lsrted through traffic and into alLey-
rays. Near collisions served as no
EARNING 10 her.
During the race, the San Antonio
lriverless Automobile reported the
heft of the flapper's entry.
After the pair had abandoned the
Mullins returned TO the
'entral police station and told Detec-
i've Sergeant George Stendebach Of
lis find.
Tie car was returned to the owners
ZONE the worse except for q depleted
supply Of gasoline.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
BANKER TRAINS ANIMALS

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-CP-Train-
ing wild animals is the hobby Of
Charles W. Beall, a Wall street
banker. With a woman assistant.
he puts his lions. leopards and other
cats through their PAGES in an old
soap factory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
80 DELEGATES
EXPECTED At
{. Of c. MEET
Extensive Program Planned
for Visiting CONNER.
cial Secretaries.

Approximately so delegates arc ex-
pected to attend the meeting of The
Southwest Texas Commercial Sccre-
taries which will be held October "a
Der of Commerce. declared Ray Lee
man, Southwest secretary of the West
Texas Chamber Of Commerce, who
will preside. This is the first meet.
ing of the secretaries and probably
Wall be made an annual event. The
meeting is being conducted under til.
joint auspices of the West Texas
Chamber Of Commerce and the local
chamber.
TOBIN TO SPEAK.
The program will open with an al.
dress of welcome by Mayor John
Tobin, followed by "A Chamber VI
Commences Opportunity to Serve tn!
Retail Merchant by William Ochsc,
chairman of the trade extension bu.
reau. +. W. Mally. agricultural See
rotary Of the local chamber, will speak
on The Chamber of Commerce and
the Farmer The morning Session
will close with a Program Of Work"
discussed by c. K. Yandell. general
manager of the local chamber.
n luncheon will be given the visit.
ing secretaries at which Nat Gold
smith. president of the chamber, will
preside. An address on Intensive
and Diversified Farming" will be de-
lyered by r. .. Lee, president of the
West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
MEX|CANS DEBATE
PAN|-FAURE RUMOR

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 16.-CP)-The
Mexican Chamber Of Deputies yester-
day debated reports linking the name
of Alberto J. PAM. secretary of
finance, with Gloria Faurc. Mexican
actress. alleged TO have accompanied
him into the United States in viola
ton OF American law.
Several deputies voiced severe criti-
cism of Secretary PAM, and later a
committee from the chamber waited
upon President Gales, and urged that
he request Senior Pants resignation.
The president replied noncommittal-
~. saving he had not been informed
regarding the reports. Furthermore.
he pointed out, Secretary PAM is not
engaged in an official mission 10 the
United States, but is comforting with
private citizens there.
Assistant Secretary Of Labor Hus'
band on Tuesday instructed the i'm
migration authorities at New York 10
take no action on a complaint seek
ing the deportation Of Senorita
Faure. The department officials said
that political enemies Of Senior PAM
were responsible for the complaint
and that no evidence in substantiation
had been submitted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
BODIES WARN BANDITS.

BEIRUT. Syria, Oct. 16.-CP)-
Bodies Of "a bandits killed BY French
troops are exposed in the public
squares as a warning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16

Twenty years ago we opened
our first store in San Antonio.
Even at that early date we
foresaw and visualized the San
Antonio of today. We have
watched with pride the remark
able growth and rejoiced with
all good citizens at the tremen-
dous strides that have been
made in every line of endeavor.
We, on our part, have tried to
keep pace with the needs of the
bigger and better San Antonio.
This idea is now taking con-
crete form in our new store at
412 E. Houston St. In this store
we have provided a high class
place where the busy business
man and business woman can
obtain quickly a palatable and
tasty light lunch at moderate
prices and be assured that it
has been prepared and served
under the utmost sanitary con-
ditiOns.
We have spared no expense
to make this store an institu-
ton worthy of San Antonio.
We have one of the largest soda
fountains in the world in opera
ton in this store, where SUI
perior soda in all it's branches is
served in a superior way.
This institution is manned
with loyal and tried employees,
who have the one thought up
permost in their minds to give
the most efficient, courteous
and painstaking service mag
Unable.
We take this occasion to thank our
friends for the support they have
accorded us during the past twenty
years and it is our solemn pledge to
the citizenry of San Antonio to try
and make our service more efficient
every day in every way.
Thank You
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