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New Britain herald., 1926-05-15

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 Held for Overlooking Bus.
 Joseph Neuhart was charged with. overlooking the Jerome street bus He pleaded guilty and declined 10 make a statement. Oh'icer A. F. At water testified that there were 5 passengers on 8 bus having a seating capacity of 25. Judge Alling imposed a fine of $10 and costs.
 Fine and Jail for Driver.
 Attorney Stanley J. Traceski, counsel for George Nelson of 561 East street, made q plea for elem ency and asked that the minimum fine be imposed Nelson. who was arrested May ? for driving an auto mobile while under influence of li- quor, pleaded not guilty on May 3, but the plea was changed today to guilty. Attorney TracesN said Nel- son is a man of good reputation and habits and does not make d practice of becoming intoxicated. In this in- stance he had been 10 q picnic and had few drinks. He was not in volved in an accident and might not have been arrested had not com plaint been made to the police that he was driving unsteadily about Shuttle Meadow avenue. If he isl sent 10 jail he will lose his position his counsel said.
 Judge filling said: 'I have said that men should not drive when they are drinking. The mere fact that a man will lose his position if he goes to jail is not sufficient for the court to
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
SEE AMERICA LAST !

xxyE believe tff 8rt an American has travelled " length and breadth of hs land and has some ahing that e beyond the he holds to faith n the completely commercial slogan of See America The and s oncomtant international results to- gether tte travel other lands than our o~n well somewhat thorough examination of this country in all 5s center and four corners convinced that there be gained in seeing America last
 We live in day increasing necessity for and understanding the traits and the characters and the thoughts Of other peoples than our own And with the growth necessity the possibility for travel and for foreign association and education increasing with each season The steamship companies Europe and 10 other lands making eraFei and and t8 learn
 H5 depreciation 0f the reh beauty of country lasl have the sights and come into vh .te emotions a he older Continent on the other side AsaH.e America j. M new its cities as Ve have previously remarked -aH have attained eerssng individuality s n the stage of being built on a somewhat similar pattern &ew Orleans &ea York Charles Con Qaetec Francisco. cities at claim to uaaa aaa which apar. from ae somewhat stand rdzed ceHers population whose sole differences dae te ehe necessary adaptations ts existing climatic conditions
 Ia Europe hs Centuries of history and aaes development every field of human activity have stamp almost every village and ham greater cities have ther place the literature of ths past present 8f the still exist to be enjoyed the other Of the Atlantic But of even greater importance the American mind E the growing Heces- @ for understanding hs brothers ot other nations recent sy heard France and who has lived for many years sa that th only FreHchmeH who under stood America were ho had been here and had and known and purposes and the elements Of our national spirit The same be said af those Americans ho geed abroad h She great and increasingly serious problem af international relations necessary for the citizens of every nation a know each other both u virtue and n he a ease= of as.HH rHe Tfiz HaaledQf eHhrHerea1 Y r7a4 be eaH aezs eazIs be eaiaea through travel
 Once EaQ.H going ar .ram Oxford t7 London. zn English sraseIe1 Brush bl8HtHess. remarked believed that Americans had more curiosity than aHy other people Inc world Nc replied that did have more curiosity therefore th be informed Ea travel h educatoHis the foundation ot liberal Ism understanding thinking All three of these needed age where existence has become international gather than a national problem.
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
BINGHAM. HARD.woRkING SENATOR

vrHOSE who have read with regularity the letters to The
 Patriot from Bulkey Grn Washington have been informed much weekly can keep it's readers informed of the various activities and Representatives Congre They w have noticed that m all most every his dispatches Mr Griffin has written of the nceasing the varied activities of Senator Bingham for Griffin like many others ardent admrer of the successor Q Mir Brandegee.
 Mir Bingham will come up for election on his own record ahs Fall and there why he should receive the complete and whoeheared support of the entire state He has shown himself admirable occupant of his office active hard working taking that role in national affairs of mme a moment which brought his notable pre- ecessors space of time he has been m Washing eon he placed himself through hard work and sheer ability in position of authority the subject of aviation Meanwhile he has unmndfu of the needs of Connecticut and found the give ample consideration to bill that affected his constituency
 Mir Bingham deserves reelection his own record He probably regrets himself that his entry into the Senatorial office brought by undgned and undemocrac caapult methods the party boss This however be forgotten in the light of the accomplishment and able devotion to duty.
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE

yxTHEN through New York via Waterbury re- W ceny restored the local schedule leaving Putnam at I04g m there came back the regular Pullman We Perry porter who returned o his old route lust in time fo celebrate twenty fifth anniversary of service on the line No one was more delighted back o his own people than was Wiley Perry himself Perry has been service the travellers Co and from this
 the for long that he has become an institution
 He is known by the line from New York Co Bos lon and he known kindness and his attention Many lady who takes her travel with slight ner
 calm and quiet and when the reliable face Perry appeared his yellow footstoo Like old and trusted erytor the families of travellers He has traveller June and bade him fare September always with smile Such service de serves mention The Patriot glad b Perry back again tn his old position.
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
MISS BYRNE RETURNS FROM
 NATIONAL COMmiSS SION

Mss Katherine BYrne returned Tuesday evening from attending the Sesquicentenn.ai Exposition in Phlla- delphia as delegate from Conneeti- rut ta the National Commission which was entertained by the EFoosition. July 3 1. and 5 The commission included tw8 delegates from each of Che forjy-eIeht states iu the Union and from all of the United States possessions Monday President Cool idee was present and spoke to the Commission which occupied boxes in the Stadium The same evening the nsayaf af Philadelphia entertained roc of the delegates at dinner
 Miss Byrne reports the exposition in remarkably finished condition, with macadam streets. grass grown lawns. trees and fountains playing everywhere
 Che If the outstanding features Is che Connecticut building which is en- trely completed and is built along the Hues 0f the old State House in Hart ford The interest taken in the eX- hibffs of this building by the thous- ands who fingered there. was amazing
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT

District of Woodstock. ss Court of Probate. July 5. 1926. estate of Wal Ger Fl Stoutenbursh, late of Wood stock. n sand district, deceased The executors having exhibited their ad- ministrati6n account with said estate to this Court for allowance. r Is ORDERED-That the 18th day of July. 1926 at o'clock in the after noon, at the Probate Court in Wood stock. be- and the same is. assigned for a hearing on the allowance Of said estate. and this Court directs the executors to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said Gme and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in sad district. and by posting copy on the public sign post in the town of Woodstock where the deceased last dwelt. ROBERT E. HARRIS, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

District of P1mfrst ss Court of Probate. July sr1 I3z5. Estate of Seth Kimhali lase af pumfret lu said District. deceased The Execuf1r hav- ing exhibited bis administration ac- count with said Estate % this Court for allowance. | is URDEREp-That the 18th day of July 4 D 1926 at one o'clock iB the afternoon. at the Probate Office u Pomfret be- and the same Is assigned for q hearing on tna allowance of said ssrati8a account with said Estate, and thls C=aHs directs tre E1ecutar c. elte al persons interested therein tQ appear af saIi time and place bg publishing -a- order iH some newspaper haT- iHs eeuIatIau in sad District. and A# FHstIHz eoHE aa the public sign pest r the Town ef pamfHet where taa #eeeasad last d3eit WILLIS CONELL Judge. 2S
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
VILLAGE PROPERTY

offer for sale my residence, locat- ed in Brooklyn Village. consisting 5f three and 0ne-half acres of land. large dwelling house with copper screened yeranda, tireplaees and modern improvements, lneiuo- ing some hardwood floors. steam heat. electric lights. running water, bath room etc There is a good barn suitable for garage. Plaes Tor small flock of poultry. fine gar. den, apple and other fruit trees, grapes. etc This Is a beautiful village property. all newly painted and shiaglea. iu fact Is in perfect condition and repair in every par iiealar and my only reason for sell ing is that I am moving Co Putnam
 Will be glad 10 show the property at any time. For price. etc. inquire of J DYER POTTER. owner, care of The Cargill Trust Company,
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

complaint from permanent well residents have been There daily express train from New York Wlmantc and two trains going through direct from Putnam Moreover there night sleeping coming direct from New York and making stop al Putnam From Putnam there four express
 trains daily provided with paror and from Putnam to Hart five each day Between New London and Worcester both directions three trains provided daily When considers the pas of the population of this part of the comparison with the crowded sections in divisions, this be considered inadequate service and Mr Rawley be congratulated and thanked for having been able this decidedly improved schedule.
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

-assatative left Weal-say morning ag Htr for their home at Wethers- He s rafe ihey #i tae sum mer.
 eStubby" Coming Home
 Al af the CenEresz of course. must campaign for reelection thas year. uhieh WilI cut tg their vaca- ti9ns co greater or less degree
 The remains of StIbbyl famous war dog Bho wenf % France with the Connecticut troops Of the Tan see division. are gong % Hartford this summer. temporarily. at least. Former Corporal J Robert Conroy, of New Britain. the dog master since the armistice, had Stubhy carefully stuffed and mounted when he died last winter and since then has been eHgrossed with the problem of how best t0 dispose of the dog. The Ma tignai Red Cross want E fer lss War museum here and has assured Con roy that the dog would ae displayed to good advantage ther- Bat on tre other hand there is eHrsst sterahie de- nard from Connecticut for the figure of stabby and Cauroy would prefer e pHe-eHt t ta some 0rganI tH1H 1E lHz s.lsutl1u there. z hs that al of St1h8ys frieH1s Ha4Ia eate 2
 opportunity ta =t te figure sH#r treT wanted tu- re taking >-aaHE ta Hartford eHre rH vii Congressman Fem tH sum
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 Senator Bingham yachting tfips by the way. is his frst real vacation since early last Fall Ills ssEerest critics admit fhat b. one af She hardest workers in Congress and ne has not missed a dag=exeeHt one OF tg-8=ou account of illnes--daring the session just closed During the Christ mas recess Of Congress Bingham 0as on sick bed. undergoing a painful operation from which. however, he recovered day or two after the Senate reeanvened last January
 eoHHee. cut men-esp speclally Yale HaH=Hase done more thaH their share .H carrying 6ut the govern aaeat,# r=w aviation policy. Senator = course. Has author 0f
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
ABRAHAM LINCOLN" TO
 BE PRESENTED HERE

ing Wm Jennings Bryan ia hl- palm lest days as an orator. has evoked the enthusiasm which this great patriotic drama has called forth. Season ticket sales have been accelerated by the knowledge that the holders are en- titled ta seats al this feature produe- ton and unless this community Is dif fereut than those where the play has already been presented. the audiences nIl tax the seating capacity of the big teut te the utmost Preparations have been made tu secure extra chairs for this one performance
 There is only one play like Abra- ham Lincoln" and only one Frank Me GlyHu The combination Is said to he
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

Therafart that Drnkwater' ~Abra. ham Lincoln with Frank McGlyun in tha role of the Great Emancipation i- t5 be presented here as the main feature af the ehautauqua program has been ampli6ed hy further details The great drama is to take ap the eu. tire third evening. being produced with . %ew York east headed by Mir Nc. GBnn. supported by his daughter Grace McGlyHH. and sther memher Of his original New York Company
 Chautnuaua headquarters have lu. formed memhers of the l1cal Chau taugaa committee thas ne attraction they have ever announced not e2cert-
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

WastinRtaH D e.. J4.g Con reetlea- mem pers af -1- Senate ar. Haase like most 9f then c1 a4za evidently believed that the trst fra o4s 0f Washington after e1 o1rrnlrr' on Saturday was the best one t9 take Congressman Richard ? Freenaas af &ew London. and Mrs Freeman Hefe among fae frst t5 start frs exodus from the suitry Capital Al ter rhe rough treatment accorded trs | Fiver and harb0r bill. which he had I helped frame, the impression xa' that a respite from EIs duties here vas most welcome to the arbane rep resentatise from the second dltrlci af the Nutmeg state
 Senator Mclean was at his Sims burg home when Nsee President Dawes gaveI banged for the endins of tbe session He is one of tse fev- tguate ones who does not hafe to prepare for an election campaign aH1 expects tp spend 6 quiet sumner
 Ills colleague Bingham. sas sl H.aTe aErIFs tIme in prospect. H. left Washla agter wsn Senator flete4lfs s. af Rhode isIanz 1n -he Iatters K4cat- THs# expected -1 reach AHW t-1z i8r F where Bingham aa f 4Ega 1a as summer home at After feiE days fHst -s- 4n- Con
 fr1t Senator E -efa1Iiel ra sal from New FgrE July Wfh members af the teffit5flHz and 1Er aH committee f5r He= had H gsstsatzaH ef conditions H she F5r- H i WiI at audertassr
 
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the an- nurl meeting of the Incorporators of the Day ksmbal Hospital of Wind ham County will De held iH the Cham ber of Commerce Rooms
 WEDNESDAY, JULY 14TH
 AT i030 4 Nj For the puFaose of receiving the re- ports Of the Treasurer. Auditors, and superintendent. To elect Trustees to hll the places of those whose terms then expire, and fll any vacancies. to elect other officers, and transact any other business proper to come before said meeting
 To be followed by a meeting of the Trustees at the same place
 FREDERICK ". SEWARD,
 Secretary Putnam. July I 1926. 27
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
MOTOR BUS HAS ALL
 MODERN IMPROVEMENTS

One of the most completely equip ped motor busses for advertising use ever seen here is that of Chief Blue Moon standing in front of a Main street drug store T. has all of the modern improvements of a young fat including a shower bath The truck is used for advertising purposes ia the sale of a medicinal preparation
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
On July l2, the Second Monday
 in July, 1926

A 1000 4 ' Standard time) to ex- anime the lists Of Jurors. nominated from each town 10 said County. and to erase from said lists half of those so nominated
 Any person may appear before said Commissioner al the time and place named. and be heard with refer enee to the names upon said list Each of the said Commissioners has a list of the Jurors nominated. which can be seen by any person interested before said time
 Dated as Putnam, this 2eth day of June. 1926
 CHARLES H BROWN.
 OSCAR F. ATWOOD.
 EDGAR M. WARNER
 Jury Commissioner. 27-2s
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS

FARMERs-We sell farms in any .o- cation. dairy or poultry farms, low price farms. estates. When your farm is Tor sale we sell quick. Get ia touch w.th this agency WEES IER.S FARM SELLING AGENCY
 Box 352. Norwich. Conn. l2u
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
HALL.s WHITE LEeAoRN cHlcks

Breeders officially tested-free from White Diarrhea infection. 100 per cent live delivery guaran- teed Only Sl2.0e per hundred. 25 chicks for Ss75 30 chicks for sT0o. HALL BROS Poplar Hll Farm Wallingford Conn. Phone 645-b 2sH
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
THANKS TO MIR. RAwLEY

yTyHANKS to the efforts of Thomas Rawley local agent of th New Haven Railroad this section Of Eastern Connecticut can now complain very little of the rail transportation service during this quarter of the year The through trains
 ~ New York City whose removal caused so much bitter
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
C0NGRESSMEN GO HOME

End of Session Sees Connecticut Delegation Out of Washing rton.Ail to Campaign For Reeection.Senator Bingham Going % Virgin siands-To Speak Throughout state-"Stubbys' Remains Coming Here.
 BGLKLEF S6UTHWORTH GRIFFIN
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT-MissLa Larose has opened Ladies Tailoring and Dressmaking Shop in the Stoum- bells Block; rooms formerly occu- pied by ! L. Dragon. Ten years experience with F. M. Barney Also cleaning. pressing and dyeing done
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Dining suite with as- bestos pad made Q order. Con sole. hand made. r. 6 in. china closet 3 f. 6 in. straight and aFm chain. extension table. solid walnut Hlguenot, oil rubbed, dark finish. beautifully turned and carY- ed celebrated Rockford. IL. make
 PF#ee S4oa On account of leav- ing town will sell for S250 easE. Phone Putnam a2e 2S
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

FOR sALE-Property at 73-75 School street consisting Of four teHements and store near Israel Putnam school; newly painted. to- gether with large plot of ground sufficient for several garages A bargain for quick sale. Call or write 2s Prospect St, Putnam
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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
CITY OF PUTNAM TAX NOTICE

4 warrant having been issued to me for the collection of all Property Tax es which are due and payable Co the City of Putnam on July 10. 1926, lev led on the Grand List for the year 1923. according Co the vote of said city
 Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving such taxes I will meet all persons liable to pay Taxes due said city. at my office in the Put. nam Savings Bank Building. Main St. Putnam on
 THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY
 JULY s, g, 10. 1926 from s a. m. to II and from noon to
 p. m, on each of said days
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 Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving Street Sprinkling Taxes which are due and payable on July 10. 1926. levied in accordance with the vote of the City Council of the City of Putnam. will meet all persons liable to pay Street Sprinkl- ing Taxes due sad city. at my office in the Putnam Savings Bank Building on Main street. Putnam. on THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
 JULY s, 9, 10. 1928 from 3 a. m, 10 II. and from noon te
 p. m, on each of said days
 tStandArd Time)
 Dated at Putnam, this 18th day of June. 1926.
 ARCHIBALD MACDONALD. JR Collector of Taxes of the City of Putnam. 26-5g
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

A Clearing Dispose Wishing Acquire Something; Employer ployee Brings Buyer Seller Toge:aer.
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

FOR SALE used "WassermanH piano bought new in 1916 for S75O.00 will sell for s2O0.0O.
 One Sharpe +4 calibre rife, genu- me leather case, peep sight, moulds, and complete outfit for making cartridges all in perfect condition Fifty or more years old Make your best offer Can be seen ag 27 Pleasant St. Putnam. Conn. Phone 39-3 or 4S 27tf
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
WEDNESDAY, JULY I4TH
Wmdham County Jurors

The undersigned Jury Commission. CTS for Wiudham County. hereby give notice that they will be in session al the office of Edgar ' Warner. Clerk ~ the Superior Court. al Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

FOR RENT-A number of good tene. ments in the Msnhasset village Rent moderate. Apply PUTNAM LAND AND MILLS CO.,, S3 Cana street. Putnam. lH
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

-ssearatse left Weaa-ay morning ag Htr for their home at Wethers- f Where ihey # the sum
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09

BCLKLEE s0UTHW0RTH GRTFFE
Putnam patriot., 1926-07-09
FOR RENT

TO RENT-H0use with or without lease Steam heat. electric lights and aiI modern improvements. 20 Bradley St Inquire at Q Nandale St. cr Phone s57 2s-3l