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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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nonERS cs.h NARSET STORE THREffSm.R Fa1 1Sars.
.hear 70 quick buyer. zoos 9th NV. North
OLD .EsTABLTsHFD automobile painting
work plenty 81 sna"- m1.t 1. Se sar 500 o,aee
NEAT AND GROCERY MARKET. q well
essinliehed business, doing l,etween s4no sho a
,nr.a - Is minT,.. from Center Market
Askinr 80 hnn iarra - desired reason for
selling, Soc r. F. Carley. sot 10th q. n W,
AUTO RATTFRTFs locsted downtown husi-
enss s.cttcn established 4" -.ars: low rent.
lease eood hus,n-.s price. $3.50. Adore"
GARAGE AND REPAIRS. so-car caparitv
doins exc.llert business. rent $3.50 month
swear lease owner has ofher huansss s.
CIGARS. confectionery located in .1inn, snar,,
trmedist.lr tsr ~ address. Pox alo's star
cfnc.
eAsoI1<E, ACCESSORIES. corner ,,nn.G dr,ys,iG
ard stocked making hie money: Hre-year
lease price onlv "a 500 II gold 'mmed'a'.S'
frass % BOX lbs ips { star ONCE. %
NFAT AID GROCERY dong ,oc.,ion "ysr $50" ..
ysar sa lese' %s'' North i44;
HAVE FURNITURE and want roon'lns
house. will i've chattet rnort6 aEe ,n" So"
Until raid Particulars: ?, -. tt"h ~,
PAFBFR SHOP for lease white tenant
IN downtown hotel four chairs t"" nam.
cure tables rent. 50 ner month ano'Fs. ..
ssn IN scr, ~ health. Hsc3 l4'h ST. NV.
pooTTNr; Hor-er II rooms. turn'a shed :
sneclal bargain 5000, or will rent Tor ~"
WrIT AM GROCERY STORE viii sell
chesr n nuick huver: Eood location .e''
5000 Will stat YOU in business; M"T'y u
{. STOCKTON Trontou. y. J.
PEeTArRANv. near 1t,h and You sta;
,.oP p HAyEENNFR' E s"''' s,,ite Msr,. .eos
Sec m our 2s, before YOU buy or sell-all sec
RooNiNG HorsE 70 rooms mn"r rcG s,t and sh's i
N y cTFT1s s,n snG YAK \ y 7s2t. s2s NV.
FOR SALE-PA1NT. STORE.
.on EHss'n! ts4 ntns ,%r''a aadr..: " Box ssK Star
TAILOR SHOP-RTG BLDG.
chanc. to get an established shor In 400,
s17'ckg s7t R'oF csI S'eep' COY st4 Ga Mrs Mrs. Brsnt
Two PIECES or VALUARLE BUSINESS
rror.rTv. Eve minutes ride north ot 3th
and y cts ne one With frontage nt l'o
feet other With frontage of III teet; on
6.dsn,Sgrc rn ,cs. a n. .mse hf sn"tans
60 Fl hcth ~ these properties are yer!
e3od locations for eithet an apartneh
house gasoline station, tourlst ho'el or aitn-
mobile showroor For further particulars
c4p3 PiadenshurR Rd. NE.
Lincoln o4nn.
STORES FOR RE\I.
wonderful opportunity 10 secure store
nrd apartment IN 4 new sectinn "he.s
rnw Can he arranged to meet your neens
non', le, the chance to secure one OF these
stores rase -,
located at 18th and I sts. ne.
Sec us Immediately for terms.
II. r. HOWENSTEl\ CO..
Phone NJ. oOS. 1911 II st. NV.
ten ROOM. \I
etfvact,veiv turn shed heart ~ the hnanHa
Ttstrict good lease. low rent hours. am
- : = n. price - 600, terms
IF yor WISH TO RI-Y Any, KIND OF
GOOD Ri SfNESS. SEE rs.
CAPITAL. ADJUSTING x
FINANCE CO..
suit. oos nist Natl Bank Bldg.
a c. W
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REQ. 1928 SEDAN--Lacquer finish fully
equipped. including front and rear bumpers
automatic windshield wiper rear vision
mirror, motometer and wings; several hun
drPd dollars under price. The
4113
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CHEVROLET COTPE; Al condition; S175
cash. Franklin 3S34 90
DODGE-Latest model sedan almost new
viii sacrifice. Call Adams 9O66-w between
and pm
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CAFETERIA FOTIrNrNT for aale: reason
able IrcUiIe A. u" liuworth ri. s.w.
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AUTO RATTFRTFS- lo"ated downtown husl-
enss section established 10 Years. low rent.
lease eood hrsinN.s price. $3.50. Addre@
oH
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CASH REGISTERS National Ruud auto
y atic heaters Fn'erv Thompson freezers so
Quarts addInr machines electric candy
Z 2i l4fh
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rIGARe confectionery located in anart,
mart house: rent $40 month excellent
business asking St 500. easy terms II solo
irrnlAdistely. Address Pox 3lO-s. star
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GARAGE AND RErAIRe. socsr caparitv
ioins exc.llert business. rent $3.50 month ;
swear leaae. owner haa other huRnsss
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HUDSON SPEEDSTER - New paint. new
tires. 51S 10th at. ne
HUDSON COACH. 1923-Motor paint snt
tires good: bumper front and rear spare
tires. motometer; bargain at 5000. poe
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MILBTRN ELECTRIC COUPE. with com
plete charging OUTFIT: in good condition;
excellent batteries. Call Cleveland 2511. s"
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RFDRoOM STITF-W Walnut with twin how
end hede. coil springs. mattresses. fun VANITY.
Oh Horohe dresser. harGaln. l43A spring
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DAY Red mahogany cane. hnx surtng blne
velo,- cover. hand-Carvei tralWnnd table
marble ton. MAHOGANY Windsor chairs.
al r'rchssAd Moses bargains AIT. "ei
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DODGE ROADSTER-Drivs II away for $50
5lS 10th st. ne.
ESSEX COACH. 1925 model: repossessed:
disc wheels: in perfect condition Torrey
Motor CO.. 2110 /. st NV
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RARY CARRIAGE LLOYD cream reed prac
Noallv new So now bathroom hasln; -.
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DIAMOND RING. sacrifice. ! = l-csrat blue
white stone exquisite platinum mounting.
also hne clCisonne tnllet set. sterling mount
trS nsver heen used. private Owned. 936
wcoI1ya~I RlJe
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HUDSON COACH-Driven only . 600 miles:
equal to new. Terms trade. 2o07 18th
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HUDSON. 1926 BROrGHAM. used for
demonstrating only: perfect condition: buy
this and save $3.50. Lambert Hudson Mo
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ATTOM0BnF for child. like new: one
Tayennoft ono rocking char: sell cheap.
las Carolina ave Linz. a1S".
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N dovtntown hotel four rhars. two mani
r11rs tables rent St5 nor month Addrese
p~y -n~ c STAY office giving referen"es
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FORD TOURING Iocs. 20 and 'cs model.
All in excellent mechanical condition acnf.
with paint and tires: several Eusran-
teed; liberal terms. Triangle Motor Co.
New York ave NV
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FORD SEDAN 1929: balloon tire equipment
Price, $3.50. Car must he seen to be Apprs-
cisted. Easy terms. Ask for Bill Hosen.
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Pr~UnING MATFRIAL-Enough framing 10
hu,ld a 5-room bungalow. All studs. 3X+
rv1 n lolsts. All white nlne suhf flooring sub
siding 6vS Georgia pine stlls: 500.
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ESSEX COUPE. 4-cyln,ier. in good con
dtlon: must he sold tins week any offer
VIII he considered. Swami Service Garage
III l1th st. u W. Franklin SIS4
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ANTTOV ES--verv small maple Gov. win,
thron desk. mahogany sldehoard. COLONIAL
mahogany eota and hric-a-hrac. Sill 18TH.
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broom sr'ITF-Mahocany double bed,
Tuxe sprlnc dresser and vanity Ease
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CARMAN BROS
eA23 PladenshurF Rd. y r.
lincoln Q400
STORES FOR r F.N /.
ten ROOM.

Doing good business, "autitus pIaFe;
attvactly yeiy turn shed heart ~ the hnanrl Al
: st,ict good lease. low rent; hours. am.
~ ~ n prce - 600. terms
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BRACELETS 90. platinum. AexthIe: OK
diamonds IS saprhrps. 90 diamonds. 90
sspphlres bargains North 3133. -
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RICKENBACKER SIX TOURING. 1925; par:
feet condition throughout. new tires Call
VI ain 1868 between and q.
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CONSOLE N1CTROIA for sale perfect con
dition. cost S1o0. viii sacrifice for $40
Apply @i9+ Fla ave. Apt 43. call
&Ovth SlSS
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HAVE FURNITURE and want roo'nlns
house will rive rhattel rnorteaee for loan
Irti1 raid Particulars p q. BOX 3o~.
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cAaoIIHF. ACCESSORIES corner drive-l11
station IN huev street completely enuippeo
ard stocked making hg money hFe-FeH'
1esse nrioe onlv "a 500 IL sod mnned a'elv.
D.. nHHne
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COAT Pndsoo seal: good condition. IS To
40 SIS cost S400 Call s TO 10 am,
20 r.. 1924 l4th ST NV Ant. ! u
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CHRYsLER TOURING. excellent condition
fully equipped ; iHlloon tires bumper
front and rear. side wing shields and other
extras: priced for quick sale: $3.50 Lam
bert H udson Motors Co.. 1922 l. ST.. west
Of Conn
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FORD ROADeTERS-Choice Of Q: 1898 AMI
q models: both cars just .repaiptsd and
overhauled good tires and top. SlQ0 ana
fl35. respeptiysly: easy terms TRIANGLE
Motor Co New York ave NV
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INTToTF PIECES OF Colonial and Revolti-
tiorarv periods Martha Washington sewing
table en,net desk. "hest of draVers serre
tary oriental teakvood pieces. old china.
glass hrass ard,rons. FIRE sets. candlesti"ks.
oil rairtnes French prints oriental rugs
bargains Call am. To nm. ~ a
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AUTOMOBILES. wagons and hlgh grade tool
1oYes for hove Wholesale NJ. Frank Rnn
Newt IO0I et
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PANJO-GUITAR $40 tromhone. SIS: string
bass $40. mandolin. Sc cello. $50. Beard
- 1,lN
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CHAIRe RIG RADIO, LAMPS sell
Aear', raH after ! nm l34Q Kenyon
r, Ar. VI
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FORD ROADSTER. 1925 used months;
perfect; $3.50. And 20 other repossessed
Fords. all models and all prices. Torrey
Moter Co. 2110 l. at nv West 81.
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NF4T And GROCERY. doing over 5000
rash husiness week. excellent lorafion -
14i1
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RICKENBACKER TOURING. 1928, p.r.
feet appearance and mechanical condition:
accessory. including windshieId wings and
curtains WHY buy a cheap car when you
Main 1866 between and 3 for dsmon-
siraton.
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BREAKFAST TABLE 36-in. round. gray.
With four rush hnttomed chairs to match.
priee 500 Tel Man qOl2 -
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HUDSON COUCH. la@5--Rehnishad In =
beautiful hlue; perfect condition: balloon
rare bargain $3.50: terms. lambert .Fud-
son Motors Co. l7"" l. st. west OF Conn.
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DODGE SEDAN. late model; balloon tires
terms or trade. o0O7 18th NV
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HUDSON SPEEDSTER. for unpaid note.
S175. 100 Florida ave ne. II
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Contribution seal. hin length. SIZE 36. $50.
cn1h Allen ul NV. tof Goth near Rlltmore ).
r, acilinaw coat sr7e II g. 80 Adams
an6S-I
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HUDSON COACH. 1924 lust overhsuied
general condition good for sale Finance Co.
can be seen 2nd floor OF Lambert
Hudson Motors Co. 1922 l. st. west of
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HIAM0ND SOLITAIRE 5000: diamond
bracelet 81 500: another. S4So: diamond
bar nm S"35 80 close estate for quick
ca. 4 + Arnold. 1923 at. NV.
D'NTNG SUITE. ten pieces ~ beautiful wal
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FORD COUPE, Iec5-Four new balloon
tires new Exids battery. new starter. lock
1850 Addres: Rox Ia6-s' Star offes' er
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FORD TOURING. late model. fully equipped
and guaranteed; price. S165: terms to euit
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cell IN scct of health. 2s2" lftn 81, Nv
pOONTNC, UOrcF II rooms. furnish
sraclal bargain 5000. or will rent Tor .'"
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FORD TOURING. 1928: perfect ccnditior
bal. S17 month. n. 3h2S or Al. 1872.
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LAMP AND ART sHOrPF making of lsmn
shadee taught wonderful husne" >"'
Rnr nGrn
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lcsntinusd On ksxt Pass.l
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NEAT AND GROCERY MARKET. well
esa'hliehed business doing hetween s400 end
$500 cash wneklv we'll stocked new hN-
turee lo minutes from Center Market
AsktnF 50 400 tarrrs - deaired reason for
selling. Soc r F. Carlny. sot 10th ~. NV.
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FORD TUDOR sEDANs. 1874 and % mod
rood tires. body and top. You must see
these cars before buying You can save
Triangle Motor Co. Q New York avs. o r
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MAXWELL TOURING frst-class condition:
battery and tires good: many miles of Nm
used transportation in this car. VIII sacrt-
flee $50: terms arranged. Ask for Mr.
Ouraud Columbia $40.
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| FORD SEDAN. late model-Baloon tires.
| every extra possible. Must he seen TO Ia
appreciated. Only 500 down. 2oo7 18th
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NEAT AM GROCERY STORE: viii sell
Lincoln o91s
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MODERN MARKET STORE. THREE-YEAR
isase cash trade. new ice hox. nxtQres
,hear 10 quick buyer. zoos 9th NV Norm
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1926 mos old
tires. seat covers. bumpers motoneter
parking light many other extras. Must be
sold for S623 easy terms Col s75U-w
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

AMERICAN Pr BULL TERRIER PUPS
sired by = good son of Donoyan's Danger.
dam u Colby bitch. 1hos Shannon. Rock
ville Md. r. 5.
ESKIMO SPPrZ PUPPIES reasonable Call
after 4 30 Frank. $3.50. Apt no.
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Sec our lie, before Won buy or sell-all sec
RooNING HOUSE, 10 rooms ;b.s elcc nd lIghfs IS
we'll furnished rent, SO SO near 18th and
r NJ CURTIS MAIN 3a34.
41o Bond Rldg | 4th and y. =. Ave NV
FOR SALF-PAINT STORE.
Excellent location. long Ease; g4od rea.
aon for ceiling Address Box 59k. star
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REFRIGERATOR. Eddy. large size; good
condition. Phone North 4314. u
REFRIG and secondhand
for all purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co.,
500 18th II NV
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FORD. 1926 models-Ors Fordor one
Tudor. one Coupe. one Touring and one
Roadster. All thsss cars are IN drst-ciass
condition and earyy liberal snarantes
This is an excellent opportunity - save
some real money II you ara considering the
purchase OF a new car Triangle Motor Co
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'HRYSLER 20 COACH driven only 1000
niles fully equipped: guaranteed best buy
II town: terms or trade. 2O07 18th NV.
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FORD ROADSTER. late 1n26-Good as
new; extras Main 10000. extension eo4.
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MARMON PHAETON. 1924 excellent con
ditiOn: three spare tires. Line. S5o4. 100
Do Ant
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OLD EsTABLTSHFD automobile painting
hop fully eouipned for Duco and comglerciai
work plenty ~ sna"A, must he sold rare
Address Pox 1898. Star oftice.
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ESSEX 1925 COACH: Sl15 takes il home
pay as you ride: your part payment
u really runs fine. Lincoln Saiesroom, II3o
Conn. ave. Main o0S0
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CLEVELAND COACH. late mode--5 disc
wheels. individual foot step new paint
all good tires every extra and in perfect
condition. Party taking up Just the unpaid
notes of S45S. Your car i'll trade and -
mos. to pay. See Mr.. Ricketts, Peci's Ga
rage clJI IAN II uN
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IF YOt' WISH TO RTY Any KIND OF
GOOD BUSINESS. SEE rs.
CAPITAL. ADJUSTING x
FINANCE CO..
Suit. pos Diet Natl Bank Bldg.
I4OG {, 81 \W
Putnam patriot., 1926-01-08
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

MT. and Mrs. Clifford L. Adams, South Main street, announce the en- gagement of their youngest daughter, Miss Alice A. Adams, to w. Earle Prince, younger son of Mir. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Prince of South Main street. Miss Adams was graduated from the Putnam High school in 1920, and from Bay Path Institute, Springfield, the following year She was for a time employed in Springfield, and about three years ago assumed her present position as stenographer in the office of the Putnam Light < Power Com pany. Mir. Prince came tO Putnam about three years ago with his parents from Milford Mass. He is a graduate of the New England Jewellers Insti- ute. and member of the firm of F.. L. Prince & Sons. jewellers, with n store on Front street.
Putnam patriot., 1926-01-08
GRAND JURY MAY BE
 ASKED TO CONVENE
States Attorney Alcorn Consid- ering Sweeping Investiga-
 tion of Bank Methods

States Attorney Hugh NJ Aleorn of Hartford county is considering an investigation of the Putnam bank af far and all connected with it In the event chat the Hartford prosecutor decides to move in the premises and i superior court judge orders an extra ordinary grand jury t0 make the inc vestigation. State's Attorney Alcora promises that the investigation will be sweeping in it's scope and will be gone into thoroughly no matter where the evidence may lead.
 It is not certain ea1s Mir Aleorn will make such an investigation but he has admitted that Edward | lie. key, special investigator for the Hart. ford county states attorney has been at work on evidence of possible state crimes committed by Gilpatric and others.
 If such an investigation is made Il is intimated that it will lay bare startl ing situations which have thus far re. mained mysteries. If such an inves tigation is to be made the people oi Putnam hope that 1t will be thorough and will be made as quickly as pos. sible. If the Putnam bank situation can be settled once and for all and the broadcasting of wild stories and ru mors dispensed with all Putnam eiti zens will heave sigh of relief.
Putnam patriot., 1926-01-08
Plea of Guilty Not Accepted Bond
 Fixed at $2O,OOO
WILL HELP AUTHORITIES IN EVERY WAY DENIES GLPATRCS INFLUENCE CAUSED HIM TO STEAL.-PROTESTS CHIEFS
 MANPULATIONS

Guy L. Baker, self confessed em- bezzler from the First National Bank of Putnam, who has been technically held us a state prisoner since he made his confession last Saturday Co ii. <. Attorney Cohen in Hartford, Thurs day became a federal prisoner and is now being held in jail ln default of bonds Of S20 .OQ0, for trial n the Fed eral court at New Haven next month
 Baker was taken into the Hart ford city court. where he was first taken on account of no United States commissioner being in the city Thurs day and his case was uolled. Baker was then rearrested on a Federal war rant and taken before U. <. Commits sioaer Corbett He was without eoun- sel and when the complaint was read to him entered a plea of guilty. As sistant District Attorney Cohen told the commissioner that in order that Bakers rights might be fully protect ed plea of not guilty should be enter ed and that he should waive examinas tion.
 In reply to questions Baker has said that he will help the authorities in every way. He has appeared ner- Vous in public and elings closely to the brief ease which he has carried ever since he came from Florida. If the authorities know what this brief case contains they have not made it public
 Baker is aid to have denied that his thefts were due tn Hilpatrlc's lniiu- euee, Chat bis decision to steal had not been arrived at after inc found Gil patrie was stealing and apparently not having any trouble Baker told of de manding of Gilpatrie that be make good st6,o0a fund belonging tg the Howe-Aarol school in Thompson which Baker discovered had net been deposited to the school account. When Baker approached Gilpatrie on the subject the cashier sad t WAS al oversight and soon made the amount good Baker was treasurer for the school at the time and any shortage would have reflected on him.
Putnam patriot., 1926-01-08
BAKER NOW FEDERAL PRISONER
BAKER SAYS ESTATE
 OF FATHER INTACT
Denies Taking Funds That Would Eventually Come to
 His Mother
Probate Court Finds Bank Deposits
 Withdrawn

Whether the estate of Ellery Baker. father of Guy l.. Baker, has been used by the son, who was administra- tor of the estate. as far as can be as certained, Is known only Go Baker, who Is now in jail Baker still main tains that the estate, which amounts to less than four thousand dollars, is intact.
 Whether or not Baker Is telling the truth 1t is known that the estate Is not at present in the form 1t once was. Deposits in three savings banks have been withdrawn This has been proven by an investigation made by Judge Covell of the Pomfret district probate court. When asked if he was in a position to say whether the es- tate was intact, as Baker claims, Judge Covell said that he was not. All that he can say. or would say was that the cash had been withdrawn from the bank deposits. Whether or not 1t has been reinvested by Baker in securities the Judge has no means of telling. as a final accounting has not been made.
Putnam patriot., 1926-01-08
BAKER DEFENDANT
 IN CIVIL ACTION
Ivan Andre Alleges Misrepre- sentation By H. H. Daven-
 port, Formerly of Pomfret
Putnam and Pomfrct Property Involv-
 ed In Deal

Guy L. Baker. now in custody of the Federal authorities in Hartford, is a co-defendant in civil action brought in the courts of Florida by Ivan Andre, an artist of Deland, Flor ida. and New York. Andre seeks the recovery of property in Florida which he gave in exchange to H. H. Daven- port, formerly of Pomfret, and Guy l.. Baker of Putnam for Bakers house on Mechanics street, and the Grosven- or farm. formerly owned by Dayen- port, in Pamfret.
 The plaintiff alleges gross misrepre- sentation on the part of the defendant Davenport. who. 1t is alleged. acted as agent for Baker in the sale of the Put nam property.
 Andre was in Putnam for a eonsid- erable time last summer looking over the property that he acquired in the deal, and it is known that he had a survey of the Pomfret farm made while he was staying here. He had an interview with Baker in a Putnam attorneys office and was impressed that Baker was not the responsible party in the deal and had little to do with the misrepresentations that he now alleges were made as to the value of the property When Andre left Putnam it vas known that he intended to resort to the courts to recover his former property.
 The complaint stresses misrepresent- ation of the value condition and lo- cation of the farm in Pomfret. and seeks the recovery of eighty acres of land and five suburban lots in Deland. Fla. which were given in exchange for the property in the north which Andre had never seen.
 The complaint alleges that Andre found the farm represented to him by Davenport as containing 400 acres, valued by Davenport at $50 1000, to contain but 22S acres. and that the Baker property in Putnam, which he alleges Davenport told him was worth SZ1 .000. to be worth less than SlO,- GOO
 The deal was consummated in the winter of 1924 and Andre came to Putnam in the summer of 1925 to in spect his property which mp te this time he had never seen. It was then he alleges. that he made the discovery that the property was not as repre- scented to him.
 Andre consulted local attorneys while in. Putnam relative to bringing suit in the courts here, but finally de cided to return to Florida and bring the civil action in that state.
Putnam patriot., 1926-01-08

be filled four times and sometimes more, in twenty-four hours. The io- cation of the proposed reservoir would be fifty-seven feet higher thaa the top of the present tank. It would be of ali concrete construction with a concrete top, and would be entirely under ground. A sixteen inch main is proposed from the Little River road to the reservoir. The estimated costs of the reservoir Is $l17,000. Mir. Gilman said. The reservoir would in. crease the water pressure from twenty to twenty-five pounds to the square inch
 The plan further calls for continu- ing the sixteen inch main from the Putnam Woolen Company's plant on Pomfret street to Main street and north to Providence street. From Providence to School street a twelve inch main. This would cost S22, 800 more.
 The point causing criticism has been Mechanics street where the fire of the Standard Oil Company occur. red. The plan calls for ten inch
 Continued on Page Eight)
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KID KAPLAN COMING

The Pomfret Holy Name Society has arranged an especially attractive program which they will present at the Bradley Theatre, Monday evening, January 25. The feature of the eve ming will be the appearance of Kid" Kaplan. featherweight champion of the world In addition to this part of the program will be the K of c. min strels of Webster. an organization that puts on a clever minstrel show, numbering some catchy songs and some late ballads. Tickets are being sold by Francis Foley, Arthur Black more, James Mahcr and Keyren Cot ter.