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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-31
PERSONAL.


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WILL LADY WHO WANTED 20 RT'Y MO
hair. living room suite rlesse rhone Adams
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4nd curing ecnfnemep' str,c,lH Pr1,,;a,e
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.a Hhd t. N o' hem" cs country MRs
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toF . ey9 hom. rrios reasonable, PHONE
WYOMING BEAUTY SALON. COZ 18th
Ed TyH@dns 81 Gssssh'. 1GTe
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HOMEMADE GREEN, TOMATO CHor
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LEAVING FOR GREENsRoRo MONDAY.
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ETFiNFn COUPLE. no CHILDREN. SEEK
piace a. csretsker Of dwelling or apartment.
sae5 r.: sss q 'a az Box aO iIs ave- on
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ARE YoT INTERESTED IN USDERPR1v.
liesed children Could you hoard and care
Sor little tots or babies in WasMng,on or
Igsu:sss;s , e.. so cs Ss particulars Aoo.f''
GERMAN LESSONS. CoNYERsAT1oN TO
sssslldrsn .i aslsN 20 MISS MOORE isis
FTTvfYG FOR FLORIDA NOV. IS. TAKE
ca.s.nrsr free transportation for helping to
Erive Ford sedan Col. 64ll.
PERMANENT WAVING. FEsTLE ClRcI-
Ene. whole head. IS day or evening ny sp-
polntn1ent: Adams 92le. -,
&c. es Chestnut ST. Tskoma Park. n G,
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vocal student, two Lessons week from an
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CAN'T
81. DONE.

Show me a place where yo'i
can buy used cars like those
listed below-at the prices he
low-and every car guaranteed
in writing. 1t simply can't be
done. Sale or no sale, it's what
YOU pay that counts.
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FOR SALE-AIITOMOBTLES.

FUN SNIF-iAA
Bck la:s rAss TouR.NG 6; ono :, has
A H another at $3.50 TIA. !. ready 70 60
is Rex Winter Enclosure; terms to suit, with
your car in trade e.o Lincoln sales ll32
RIIck MASTER SIX sE PA ie@4- I:s,
payment, Mr., Buell.. aa3 lsth at. NV.
RrICK 4-PAss COUPE. 1928; repossesssd
BUICK SPORT ToURING---Disc wheels, rev ne.
a.h naan css "G1h Nasth sa
RUICK-Both new and used: coupes. sedsns
$1,000. Open evenings and Snnd ds KIP,
len, as 70 app:s5aanc. and m.Shsnicsi cond Gi
Cali Potomac 1000. Mr. Vernon.
BUICK 1929 S-PAss. -TOTRTNGs-One hss
new and good cord spares. at only Slas s
Also n's another sd at at $3.50 that is ready to 20
anywhere: this has two tops. one OF which
conn c"mr r ave- J" M iafoe aoso '"'''" ~ ''S
BUICK SPORT ROADSTER. Master SIN
excellent condition; all extra. . included ed:
M 2So cay c." sofs 1t,h ' st. a !" ''""e
-
BUICK TOURING: 1920: motor in g. seod con c!H,
s7ho'w.' ''F gown ' W. Nv,
BrIcK ROADSTER 1924. Master g: excel
I'M T. areessrsncs and mech ncai een s4
c ten p ossn 5000 1000 vs sn
sale: any cash Offer considered. Cali Mon
day, ITO st. Main l116.
s snaSk t Gerrf iso4 finish; from o"n:T
s:sss Is Is Eli s;s. kahn. ssss
RnrK oa Mfs 81 RI. blue Puco
tone cut velour upholstery: Buick four,
d Ss'n and rs:
light. Windshield wiper mirror and notion
:os D %es"r trade se. and
s.. Isc 1852 ,sss g, wardm'" Mo-
Si os.nsy e. ' :aen IL:
5 Gss .eSso' fillS .ou'pp.d nil.s.. 5000
Tsnr.d. +. $. esdd.s.' Main eass. lois
BUICK COUNTRY GLIB COUPE. 1925: Al
7" rn.s.nca.si. ] psr'S Address Cox s4J
SapIdH.fs os {. TOURING Al condition:
CADTLLACS, 1853 models. 1872 1929.
1924: any tyne body. Including l roadster.
4.pass, buco finish: pass: sedan,
limousine, Duco fnish 3 pass. 81 imp.
suburban limousines. These g cars are all
in splendid condition and are priced 70 move.
See them today. No reasonable offer will
10 ft your textbook .your car as part
H ragmsr ave Msin 2os 's' Gar '' ''"z
CHEVROLET TOURING. late 1924 p,odel:
fine condition and appearance: S75 cash. SIS
per month. Peaks, Rosenthal & Stearmau.
Inc 1928 Irving ct. NV.
Tres: motor perfect: bargain .. $50 Mr.:
i nm or at 6a4 Pa. ave. sc.
tires ali around: runs like new car Gail
Mr., Brooks lin. 1918. between q am. and
& pm. or 654 Pa. ave. sc.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925: in Al shape
mech anically: appearance very good: hump
ers front and rear: extra tire: price. $4ob
terms: must sell At once. Col 900. Apt.
CHEVROLET TOURING. -1a2S-Complete
eauipmsnt: run . less thar 1000 niles at a.
cHFyRoIET TOURING. 1898 good ccndi-
tion: new ton: slas' $50 cash .9:ms
44Ao. - 81.
rEEyROLFT COACH. 1p.e-Don't buy .
new and rslr only Q few miles any demon
etration: very Low prfoe for. 9uick ale: easy
terrss ycuf ear Ia trade. Adams Meter Co.
ccl5 lAth NV.
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EXTRA SPECIALIZE tour
ing. Balloon tires and MANY &C
cessories. This car looks and
runs like a new car. ONLY
sos.
ALSO MANY FINE COM,
Nj ERCIAL CARS AND
TRUCKS WITH EVERY
TYPE OF BODY AT VERY
LOW PRICES.
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Hull & TIRRITTS,
'"' MN In $50 s. wv
SaIesroom tpen, every evening until o 40
pm. except sunday.
COMPARE.
Packard's | 'scd Car
PRICES.
f i:oTe o y R AHSSEHNlcoAso S SfE LASTS "
BUfcK
EMERSON & ORME
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.
The discriminating buyer will
find unusual values in our used
car dept. Buy one of these cars
now at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick, 1925, 4-pass., 6-cyl. coupe.
Buick, 1924. Spas, 6-cyl. sedan.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass., 6-cyl. tour.
Buick, 1924, 5-pass,, 4-cyl. tour.
Essex, 1925. coach.
llupp, 1923. tour.
Dodge. 1924. 4-pass. coupe.
Maxwell. 1923. tour.
Cadillac 81 limousine.
Studebaker, 1922, tour, light 6.
Studebaker, 1923, tour, special E.
Ford. 1925, coupe.
Ford, 1924, Fordor sedan.
Open Evenings.
Manv Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ st. NV.
FIR. $3.50.
COMPARE
Packard's Used Car
PRICES.
NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LAsTA AZ
LONG AS EEO-NOT ONE.
1T
CAN'T
RE DONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-31

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
USED FORDS. !
RECONDITIOED
FORDSON TRACTORS.
PRICED RIGHT.
LIGHT DELIVERIES
As Low as $500.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
RUNABOUTS WITH PICK.
UP BODIES.
TON-TRUCk CHASSIS,
DUMP, FURNITURE.
EXPRESS. OPEN AND
CLOSED BODIES
As Low as $500.
LIBERAL TERMS.
STEUART MOTOR
COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER.
$40 PA. AVE. NV.
MAIN 1000.
f fST o n R ASEH!c4S one GHH LASTS As
SEE THESE CARS.
COMPARE THE PRICES.
TERMS TO SUIT.
1925 Rickenbacker Eight
sport touring .$25
1926 Whippet Sedan. ...... 400
1924 Ford Coupe. ......... 135
1925 Chevrolet Touring. -. 225
1925 Essex Coach. ....... $50
1926 Studebaker Sedan. -. $50
1926 Chevrolet Coach. -. $50
1925 Hudson Coach. $500. 625
CASEY'S GARAGE,
1741 Johnson Ave.
Between r and s. 18th and 18th
SITS. NV.
North 46O.
COMPARE.
Packard's Used Car
PRICES.
foTT one , AHEEICAN oS CAR LASTS A.
S$ssssss gtk?.
WALLACE"
NASH
DISTRIBUTOR.
You HAVE
A GOOD USED
CAR TO TRADE
LET US APPRAISE
1T ON ONE OF
THE FOLLOWING
GUARANTEED:
e qiiy. D. 'f r"s. s sedan: ::Sl'eSs
s:s'' s ~? %% s,s Coach n.isS
Buick "a Tonrn- 525
Nash .se Spec. .'edan. 1850
Dodge Coupe ........ $50
Nash "a Sedan. ........ $50
R.inished. many of them with new tires
all guaranteed and ready to 90.
IS OTHER CARS.
,.1 "r r. ds.22:. A' F:.a s esa r
the ear you want 10 here.
SEE Us TODAY!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-31

MANY FlNE. USED CARS.
1926 Studebaker Special Is"
Sport Roadster.
Big motor all new tires. good snare.
bumpers front and rear. i"kel-plated Tampa
and radiator: motome.er and wings. Car
guaranteed same ~ new. two-,one blue an
1926 Oldsmobilc Sport Touring.
Good Sr tires original finish, fully .ouipp.d
.ns. .per; red rG. h :d S.
perfect shape. sss50o.
1926 REQ Sedan.
In wonderful condition; driven very lit
1924 Studebaker Big Six
Sport Speedster.
Mechanically perfect: guaranteed. Two
mounted on disc wheels or each, sid. OF
tween front and rear seats aide shields mo
tometer bumpers. new Duco hnish. s775
Late Buick Master Six Sedan.
spare tire. front bumper seat covers on an.
tire interior, Car il in perfert mech snical
Cadillac Roadster.
any dsc sis .. brake. f:S" .;
.ans: r.. e es9 h ssss to the ma" who
1926 Studebaker Standard Six
Coach.
roa RI. 200 tmke' Original an.h Tire,
and rear. motometer. spare tire. autonstic
snt.ed sam. as new s1iI5 ""'
Late Peerless 5-pass. Coupe.
ORIGINAL finish, new tires. fully eeupped
.b sp. 's 1sas sfek sss s.F' mechanical
1926 Studebaker Special Six
Brougham.
BIZ meteor fully eouipped. new Dnco
nnl.a practically s new tires thorouyhiy oyer
Hudson 1925 Brougham.
New Duco finish. tires practically new
Only driven l0ooo mile: spar. tires mo
.,rr .rtop ssnc windshield cleaner
Late Studebaker Blk IS" 7-pass.
Sedan.
feet mechanical condition. bumpers front
and rear motometer. genuine mohair uphol-
Jordan 1925 Sport Touring.
Tires practically new. Mechanicaily per
feet 4wheei brakes. original DNso finish.
complete equipment, bumpers front and rear.
soms,er and wings. stop light, rear, view
mirror windshield wiper. nickel head lamps.
Guaranteed. $3.50.
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Jordan 1925 Sport Touring
Tires practically new. Mechanically per
feet. wheel brakes: original DFtso finish
snare tire and lock. trunk on rear deck mo.
toneter and wings. stop light, rear view
mirror windshield wiper nickel head lamps
Guaranteed $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-31

Terms: One-hfth Cash,
Balance in II Months.
GI,ASSMAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 /. St. NV. Main 67O5.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. ANY complaint found
necessary to he made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branc
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.
| guarantee perfect muscular develop
mont eliminating all defects. CONSTIPATION.
fat feet poor circulation Individual In
s'ructron including hot oil aud electric mas
Nurse in attendance Omen sunday
and daily q 10 pm. NJ 4 $50. Frank. 1850.
DAvIn-Montana Ant. l0l -I03 1928 NJ st.
FOOTCORRFCTlON LABORATORY
81. + St NV, Room los.
For Aching Limbs. Weak Feet. 90
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FORD SEDAN 1922 first.class condition:
new tires and snare: bumper. motometer
and many other extras. This is q different
or leaving city. must sell no reasonable
offer refused. Moran. 1907 Otis At: ne
Phone North 1897. So
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HILL & TIRRlTTS,
3OI 18th St NV.
Main 1870
SalesroOn tpen every evening UNTIL 10
pm. except Sunday.
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EXTRA SPECIALIZE tour
ing. Balloon tires and MANY &C
ceSsories. This car looks and
runs like new car. ONLY
sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-31

WASHING and ironing done reasonable
Frsnk o53f 1919 9th a. nv
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VIRGINIA girl wants Job nurse or help
with Homework reliable worker. 22@5 10Th
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TFWFTT snort roadster. late model: q new
car slightly used: low mileage. disc wheels,
Khaki top, bumpers front and rear. and
Town: party taking up Just the unpaid
notes Sb"T: IL months TO pay for IL trade
vour car III See Mr.. Ricketts,. Peck's Ca
rage. ol2l 18th ST. NV.
JEwFTr TOTRING-Oniy slas. 51s 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-31

WOMAN. competent. wants position cooking
and general housevork Amply Hampton
Apt care Of ianltor 1140 9Th st
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PLACE wanted at once by neat woman as
sook or maid also first claes lsundress. out.
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ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1889 or asaa
wEsCHLERs go PA. AVE NV.
Household Effects Merchandise Stocks
etc Thirty six years serving
The Washington public
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maxwell 81 TOURING: new paint and
tires: good mech anicaly: price $50: terms.
Phone Adams 1890. BIZ
MOON TOURING excellent condition: owner
leaving city ride a big Moon only $500.
See SUNDAY and evenings. Corner Georgia
ave and 9lO Butternut st. NV
NASH MODEL. 23e SEDAN; run o3e
miles: not demonstration. and the only
iii ference between this car and q new one 10
the price. Your inspection OF this fne
4-door sedan. fully eouipped and sold under
n new car guarantee should not be delayed ::
II rou are not interested pase this I'D on
10 q friend but remember the address. 1909
L st. wallace Motor Co.
NASH 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1925: owner wishes
10 sell al sacrifice: terms TO reliable parties.
Address Box 25-J. Star ONCE.
Nash SPORT TOURING car fully equipped
Sith extras: fne condition: value uneGuaied.
Investigate. Phone Frk 24o7. 1881 X
NAsH-Here you are Owner must sacrifice
1923 Nash light six sedan; perfect condi-
ton: looks like new: cash or terms Address
Box oS-J Star Once.
OAKLAND COACH lec5-Looks luxt like
new with Ducc hnish. new seat covers diec
wheels 4-vheeI brakes. new balloon tires
and has been completely overhauled: me
en- aniealiy guaranteed. Adams Oakland Co.
2n16 18th nv
OAKLAND COACH 1895 demonstrator; ear.
ries new-car guarantees IN every respect and
locke like nev big reduction in price ear
ternes and veuY ear IA trade. Adams 0Ak-
land Co. :o15 14th NV
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-31
THE WEATHER

Anything out of the ordinary makes news. No one Sill dispute that We have had a bit of extraordinary wealth CT the past week
 Christmas eve 6 cold rain set iu
 The rain froze as fast as t fell The streets and sidewalks were coated with ice. 4 number of automobiles had to be temporarily abandoned by the road side One woman was injured by a fall Conditions were more danEerqus 70 travel than have been experienced in q long time
 Then followed the snow storm ef the day after Christmas. Seven or eight inches of light snow fell during a part of Saturday night and Sunday Tuesday. before the snow had had Q chance to melt, t turned suddenly warmer. II rained hard all day and by evening sidewalks. highways, and gutters were overrunning with water and alnsh The city was simply a mess That Is the only word to ex- press conditions Those unable to get home by taxicah or other vehicle ar rived at the homes with wet feet. 1t was impossible to walk on sidewaiks ln many sections and pedestrians re. sorted Co the state highways wherever possible To leave them was to wal low iH sluah more than ankic deep.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-31
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Rotarians Appreciate co-operstion of
 Others.

The Rotary Club listened to the re- port Of the Christmas committee given hy Raymond Bosworth. chairman. at the meeting Wednesday
 The following things were accom- pliahcd by this committee Erecting of the tree in the square. helping to make Christmas 6 happy one for f08 children at the Salvation Army Hall as thesT party. sil ready for carol =sns.si. which had % be cancelled on account of weather conditions
 Thanks from the Rotary Club to The Putnam Light < Power Company for wiring and lighting the Christmas tree; to Ensign Green of the Salvation Army fer his cooperation in making li possible for the children to receive gifts from the club; to C. D Sharpe. Miss Harriet Brown and Samuel Rich for their willingness Co help with the carol singing. and to ali those who were ready to take part in the sing ing, the ladies who helped do up the presentss to Dr. and Mrs. Karl Phil lips for the use of their home in which the presents were prepared. and to Alexander Gilman for helping to se- cure the fine assortment of toys.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-31
LIGHT & POWER co. TO
 INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK

\ petition te the General Assem-. bly fer authority Co increase the capital Of the Putnam Light X Power Co. Co Sa46.000 by the issuance of 3.920 new shares, par value. S50, making the total number of shares. 1920 has been filed at the office of Che secretary of state by K W Per kins. Irwin W. Day. William Il. Put nam and J. Henry Roraback. ma ioEity of the directors
 The same petitioners have filed two other petitions. one to increase the capital of the Lyme Electric Power Company to StS5.0o0 $50 new shar- US. par value. st00. making the total number of shares ,S50 and the other to increase sthe capital stock of the nanclson and plain6eld Electric Company to sl50.o .oOo by the issu- aBee of l.500 shares of preferred stock and 3,355 of common.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-31
LIVED IN PUTNAM
Miss Jean Bartlett Dies In Wi. hamstown, N. Was
 Dressmaker

Word was received this morning of the death in Nilhamstown. N Y of Miss Jean Bartlett. 6S. formerly of Putnam l. was not known by relas uves here that Miss Bartlett was m. and the cause of her death is not known
 Miss Bartlett came to Putnam some thirty wears ago She was here when her brother. Walter ] Bartlett and family arrived also when her sis ter. Ars- F |. simpson. and Dr Slmpz son came to Putnam She was dress maker and remained in Putnam fifteen CT eighteen years before returning to New York state.
 Besides her brother and sister in Putnam she leaves a brother George "a Sacramento. Calf. and brother N William in Natertown, \. Y. Mrs Simpson left this morning for VII liamstown as soon as she learned of her sisters death
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-31
NEW YEARS GREETINGS
 FROM THE ACTING MAYOR
To Che Citizeus of Putnam GREETINGS

To Che Citizens of Putnam
 GREETINGS
 We are on the eve Of New Year None ef us know what 1927 holds in store We have passed through the closing year with our faces Co the front and with a de- termination to overcome all ohsta sles that have. and will. in the usual course at events. present themselves.
 While the year about to close has not been fraurht with any outstanding advancement. We have gone along n the even tenor uf oar ways always hopeful Ter the future
 Putnam is only sharing the gen efal depression throughout New England If would be folly not ta recognize that the textile indus try ef the New England states has had set hack But tho fu- ture looks brighter Before the next twelve months pass we may hope to see new industries ln Putnam This Is the united aim uf our citizens. for upon our iu- duslrieS We depend for our pros periiy
 Putnam people have been well employed There has been no hardship nor suffering from lack of employment. We have not been burdened or distressed with any epidemies. Putnam remains good place in which to live. dear to the hearts of our loyal citizens With that courage of the past. which has brought us recognition throughout the state. and even beyond with the hope and deter mlnatinn to make the future more prosperous, to 70 forward and never backward. We are bound to work out our own salvation The pluck of Putnam citizens has been lauded It will coatinue and in the end will bring to us that prosperity which We all seek.
 Te one and all sincerely wish Prosperous and Happy New Year
 tRIES |. RICHARD.
 Acting Mayor,
 City ot Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-31

played The illuminating and de- e0ratine for Christmas has become a delightful feature of the Ghristuas stasou and is more generally shared in year after year
 Al st Philips church there was a midnight service which was well at tended The Methodist church had it. Christmas tree Saturday night and at the Baptist church there was tree and concert. Monday night.
 In Public Institutions
 Inmates of institutions in Putnam farcd better than ever before. Kind friends did not forget those who were not able te be iu homes with families and loved ones Their lat was made as pleasant as possible and the sea son spirit abounded everywhere.
 Al the Hospital
 Christmas day at the Day Kimbal hospital was full of good cheer. A fine turkey dinner was served the pa- tients and there were presents for all. The hospital staff was remembered and gifts were exchanged One little girl shut.in, was given Christ mas tree we'll ladened with toys and other presents, Thoughtful people literally showcred the institution with rifts. \ little boy who had his leg amputated was overioyed at receiving wagon little gid received sled. There was candy, fruit and nuts in abundance
 \ suhstantial gift from Mfa wi liam Beach 0lmsted of pomfret made ! possible far Miss Bloxham Co nro- vide tovs for every child in the hos nitni There were other eentribu. liara from Dr 0lmstcd head master of Pemfrel school. nr S E. Over lock Miss hYrnn. the St. Monica Guild Of Pnmfret and many others. Tho matrpu Mis Biexhnm. whea ask- ad ahout tha heIiaae was most enthu- siastie She endeavnu to see that all within her charge are remember sf an holidays md she feels nlsased at tho generosity nf the people of Put. nHm klllinniv. tha W8adsterhs and fhoHnann for their th0uehifuiness The fine turkey dinner was provided br iha N0man's Bnard, ihe band of women @ho toil twelve months in the eanu to benefit the hospital and re. dHce the burden under which it st present functions "fes. said Miss Bloxham. "you can say that evtry- one WIS most kind and that we had z. fine Christmas. a very fine carist- mas"
 kt The children's Home
 Christmas is alwgvs II delight at the Windham County Temporary Home Christmas is chiidren's day and there are III 0f them in Mother park's little family All were well provided for and there was Christmas tree with presents for every child They also had fruit. candy and nuts.
 The dinner this year was native roast pork with plenty of vegetables and heaps of desert There were do- nations of good things from Putnam Lodge of Eiks. from the Howe Marot school. from the Catholic Welfare Association of Willimantic and from fContlnued on Page Three)