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New Britain herald., 1927-08-22
Destroyer Turns Back


 U. s. Destroyer Lawrence Cat seal, Aug. 22 P}-Her errand made fu- tile by fog wall that barred Lieut.. c. H. Schildhauer in his mailt laden plane from the Leviathan today, the destroyer Lawrence put back for New York after escorting the liner 460 miles out to sea.
 The navy ship had been sent out to stand by and give aid should any mishap occur to mar the attempt of Lieut.. Schildhauer to put four sacks of mail aboard the liner, but the fog prevented Schildhauer from making the experiment.
 After steaming alongside the liner all night, the destroyer learned by wireless that the navy plane PN-1O had been forced back to its airport at Squantum, and leaving the Le- viathan blowing her way toward Europe, the Lawrence swung about and headed for her base at the Brooklyn navy yard.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-22
FOG HAL7S SHORE
 ID SHIP AIRMAIL Big Navy Flying Boat Quits in
 Blankets of MiSts

Naval Air Station. Squantum, Mass, Aug. 22 P>-Heavy fog of the Massachusetts coast early Sunday defeated the attempted shore to ship airmail" flight. and forced the PN-10, U. S. navy flying boat to re- turn to its base here after the plane had battled the thick weather for more than an hour and half in an effort to reach the Leviathan, 375 miles of the coast.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
FAKE OR FIGHT

ERE be doubt about h bat among the sport writers there suspicious and safdonie note that m deres Ill references forthcoming heavyweight fight Chicago Mr Tanney. late n the Marines and Mr. Dempsey late shpyard mechanic l. would seem that the inability prove the pubc satisfaction whether or mol Mr Dempsey Mr harey in th recent eapar al the Yankee Stadium York k he of much of this sus pcious comment Although il is fairly obvious tac Shat Mr Tunney of the sports writers probably the highest paid of all contributors the publc literature none nl them are who would vntaretoa that Mi fanne would have hand rather glove in but far fight The same k not said Ar Dempsey of Hollywood and Fore River great deal inferred Mr Dempsey put up poor fight at Phade pha good at New York In the latter city he his fight q much-debated blow.
 Behind all discussion looms the figure of Mr Tex Rckard entrepreneur egattee the mantle of Bum head of Madison Square Garden York MT Richards Madison Square Association numbers it's members ot prominent and progressive of the nations business men Whenever stages of his colossal betting parties the Madison Square benefits profit Rkard should be found to be foong the public just than the public willing be fooled would appear that the members of the Madison Square Garden have been fooled which rather strange and extremely unlikely It would that the fight al or one public in the future will have nothing Al any rate Rekard will make many friends he will have the entire ring this enceled with soMmeymg picture Then the resulting record will prove the justice of decision The always debatable quantity of fairness CT erookedness prize fighting would o be coming 10 d definite judgment q Chicago
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT
THE PATRIOT PRESS, INC.
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YF7E H4eHG k Heen happy 1o Jsae to the publishers dur
 iae He past vea 4a i5at-f edition 7f "faN 52 volume of anon 0ls Haea5 Ha residents of Pomtret During the Iaz5 lIH= Marcus 31 kimball and Arthur E. Iapsi9 6b better Pamfre people suggesting that fhey seHd Ho=t aN >o - in the Pomiret Centre Post aee poem verse er ea measure which The author might deem worthy of himself he community. | was paiue The merely effort Co find the personality of Pomret by the publication of such volume The result has been which will not only be pleasing to the authors of the poems but to Pomfre people we'll The dedicated "Uncle Gus, and requires plantation Pomre residents of older generation 10 know that the Uncle Gus referred o is the late Mr Augustus Hop pin many charming and delightful figure 1T Pomret lie Arthur Shcrdume Hardy o Woodstock has given and amusing introduction 10 the httle volume The poetry applies entirely To Pomfret though many ot the taken their inspiration from Pomret life and Pemir There seet gt ID bad order serious contempaeaz q fe and progress and po lew amusing bis which re}e he tome of he whole effort Altogether Boz -
 pleasant and satisfactory product of community ezpefi nent which other communities might well emulate in ind ing q .eomnunitx expression.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
THE coLLEGlAN GROWS UP

talking recently o the gradual but noticeable change occurred in the spirit of the various colleges They naturally thinking back in contrasts One recalled the his freshman senior when college matter possible. vacations of athletic domination all undergraduate teressdays when drinking the rule rather than the exception many campus and
 flaming youth eed phrase Neither of the sufficiently old o be of the class that without tact with this generation condemns utterly
 the hell bad bad morals and medoerity On the contrary they the colleges rather better fashion Chvary style they granted passed into the limbo the young of today doesn't want her frank male the species be cutteed with hypocrisy which largely phrase anyhow Drink ing they granted goes eges. but not in the formation of other days. Athle emain supreme n the teres student but by large percentage say the days of 1907 Social lines continue but with no such iibera defnty they drawn decade two ago
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
THE PARKING PROBLEM AGAIN

WHILE begrudee inc presence of automobile in
 " Putnam which brings to hc etg s o purchasers in shops af trade nevertheless tho tpe has taHlY arrived he Ct} Fathers take p he question of finding parking place these visiting vehicles When h. Chief q hc Fr Department demonstrates that < only with difficulty hal the are apparatus make ts "y through Vth e matter worthy of ei consideration Putnam sl haa mans and dangerous fire hazards. What to do with th resting automobile question that today worrying n the nation Meanwhile the molors grow and Putnam sp large that faee tbe problem Rah hope 9f ts solution than ef the larger ces # be neghh9rheed w haee able police force que efaI sf enforcing parking time 1 Also near 10 he center a ae shopping district afe open spaces which eould easily be converted a he of parked such n such space properly protected and poeed would believe bt an attraction e the shopper rather tbaa any deterrent To the eisFs commercial activity
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
MANY INTERESTED IN MAKING '.
 MA'i NrW POOL AT HARRisVlLLt

Several rufuam elazenz haFf = s.z..=zs#I .Fn interest In zeelHE a5's .7'i 5#rr pod and katine rink deNg.3l - ll' ", 5.5 fFa land 84 sbo2e the as@ is.8..ss ...t ..... bsirg erected across the hti5it r59 II eflie The ne~ eaa- ..r=sa Er.dpe ut5 across what was Ielz .=.5,-}z anife | popular Wlnming l'l.-s. fzz= pfifffan= children Plans ii5'. : feaa farmu atgt. however. oE li's1 a now and larger batbiuE place can an, 1'1 .==.f. Some excavation work would li..s'.. .5....3.sr, and gates t9 hold back .3=# ,.7.=,z.r 5baVe the reservoir might i!a s.anIred This location is an =eN= asue9f oee. just outside of the city bni easily reached public swim. miaF pod hereZia sumner aad | zEafIeq rak lH uuter would ee lzsfinet az-et te the fecfeattenai iaei. II#iFz oE 3ht city.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
ORDER OF NOTICE

District If Thompson. ss. probat, Court, September S. 1927. Estate oi William \ Bates. late of Thompson in said District. deceased. The Admin. istratrix having exhibited her admin. istration account with said estate C this Court for allowance. f k OR. DFRED-That the 18th day of Sep ten,ber. 1927. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. at the Probate Office in Thompson in said District. be and the same is hereby assigned for d hearing upon the allowance of said account and that public notice be given of this order by publishing a cePy hereof once in some newspaper having a cir. eulation in said District FEED A. MUNYAN, Judge. 36
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
MORE PUPILS
School Enrollment This Year Totali
 1850. Increase of 40 From 1926

Putnam seheol eHfaliment thIs year .@ larger by forty pupils than 1t WAS a year ago This year the total figure is Gao. with ss5 ot the number en- rolled at the pubic schools and 765 at St Marys school The gain in the public schools is fifteen. and m St. Mary school k estimated at twenty tive or thirty
 Tht most noticeable gain among the public schools comes at the Israel Put nam school. where there were this year l25 pupils enrolled on the opening day aS aeaiust 3s5 last year
 The Putnam High school this year has au enrichment If 21522.. the eighth grade If 52. smith Street school of 73. and the Sawyer district If s3. There are decreases al the eighth grade and the Sawyer district For the fifst tme the grammar school pu- pil- on Putnam Heights and al East Putnam are now being brought to Put nam by bus and are attending the ls- rafl Putnam school They have some part n thr increase 8f fhe enrolment thpre Ileh school students from fhezs tNa eammaaItIes also profit by tbe aus service pailS transportation far Eastford students attending the birh school has been started
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09

E#sia#H methods for her Wars sifH tae Farmers seeatian, and. aEa He saea4Ixea in Simmons fe laa,Hs and nutrition her haae =ecoHeHIz. tI# Ilz iHf 5l=8 included work H e=as ainz. gHid eare. hofae =maeaeeH#Ht mt b8B=u decoration During haf iasE grar af Simmons she had praet5s IT reaching ii the Settlement Houses and II 11edham Ma Pubic Schools
 The HHlhaai County Farmers Association E fortunate fu being able t8 aa0perafe in thIs new tne 9f County Fxleufua work. Any requests n re eafd ta home economies work n general uH1 particularly Hith Boy and Gifs club work shouli he ad. dressed te Ms Marion F. Standen. faaru5tzfs. < ssGciafI0u Office, Pu,nam, OF ln ease If telephone reples's Che Farmers AssueatluH Office telephone numaef is Putnam a372
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09

But To and behold, they found that no longer is man ashamed of learning There be do doubt of the growth ot interests outside the classroom. may take his college medicine with benefit and without dshonor. IL is possible for to be cracking good quarterback and still not be ashamed know the Beethoven signifies music and not bootegger Also k possible for college man to realize that there theatre that wholly devoted to bur esque shows In other words the college Is being allowed to know many things that his fellows of 1907 would not permit him to know good form to be cu tured in those riassc days One either he-mana simp grind Heaven be praised that the day has apparent y when college. be loyal of this or that Alma Mater and be permitted home after his four years with something than few flannel banners and beer steni
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
NEW AGENT
Farmers Association Now Has Miss Marion Standen to
 Lead Boys and Girls

Mis- Marion Elizabeth Standen. Simmons College graduate. class Of l927. began her work a- Boysi and Girls club agent and home economies worker yith the Wmdbam County taHHlaf- ssorH HatIdu ca Tuesday, September 9th
 Miss Standea was born and Aee1 for nineteen yeans ca farm near CEeseland Chm. and Was for five Frarz member Of Boys and Girls clubs and captain ef canning demon
 ration team which gave demonsra- tl5Hs t statr and county fairs ard l9eal grange meet Hgs She as NeIH prepared by h.r early experience iH club work and hg training in aduea-
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
IT WILL BE A BIG NIGHT ]!

IT. F4taaa Fatr5ats eH el zs MeaHe=dsy evening. HE PATRIOT Ica. aad .He 'a.tee- vi award Dc .a a#=as t JH, e#s..s fla1 members.
 E#sfI Ed To b. Urese1.
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 T594ea taa e44tt.s t Hezsfz Hogan zaa4z he Bradley pleased frsna the 5aa.. determined afH announced flae Il tee z ta4 atf Th-e ffaa aita= . HfaaIs aHd a .H3dfrg Bii R4sHaH4 s#tA5 ths feaffe and tHe @eaiegfaHs a comedy a splendid show.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
FAIR NEXT WEEK

The sivtt.r#afh Woodstock aif' -..n..,,g next Ve.k Tuesday W ednes- 5ay# and Thltr-8aF= =is one ei tif
 a,.... s.f ,h5 etiuu for tte at t,,.i,,.,5n,, t,it4 t a whole cram oi at- .,-..t5,.. fcatr4z thc far wil likely tfdCliNt lea. 4sasfffl xears have one of Masl 9AtS ,,@sk |. 4 the glerieu weather e4
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 Peeparatio are sf.5'''5 .st...,..st fafs f44 close frH Hs tHt'i s'' .,.....,...t.,, +,.a days Y N4e5daz aad ] i'z,a ., s.4.' af th. great het oi eAt'ese,N ,.rse= =.za Spaees rfz midNa as ar .I.. tfallv all ST keF teii ana me .4,+,.lst.s f..r hall will crowded "ifh 'i' =.f sraduee. a ID other yea ..=,=.=.
 On Thursaas afternoon m e1i''' L. ...s.t gndef He direction at ii ran county q = A seefetai : ,. - - bs hatd on th track at the et,.u,..'s. t..... \n=entrV fel 0il be charged. H1r1' IT -. =EaiId be mafed e Mr II llis H...t .'s. {. ta be lul ard dasn ial .I.... as-s -
 .t,a.zE bsvs= atfe=half mule teii'9. T | 3ad xard rsls for girls. '9 .a q, ~ 'is.sb f.r bov uder tnurt"E IT. m" e''' - s-,+4ftt t 330 yard dis7H =.
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 .5 tRa va.a5 giIIe eHteftainmeae .'5' h. elatf8fm l5elelHe tt'e=l'..i.s'z'.,. ...el g.5lI maka tha etandstand i!l li't s5.5 attraction. zIfirG R1th ltt. t,ae hall m popularity
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

The Democratic electors ofthe Town of Thompson are requested to meet in caucus in Town Hall. Thompson Cen ter. Saturday. Sept. 10th. 1927, at l r. NJ. Standard Time, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the en- suing year Also to do any other busi- ness proper to be done at said caucus. Bp order of the Town Committee.
 E. !. KEEGAN,
 Chairman, Dated at Thompson. Conn. Sept lst, fg27 36
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
Card of Thanks

We=wsh to exprcss our most sincere and heartfelt thank to those friends who's. svmpathy. offerings and floral f,IbUfFs have helped lessen the bur den of grief. in the passing ot cur lnved one mother and grandmother
 JOHN KELLY
 NOLLIE KELLY
 KATHERINE KELLY
 WILLIAM KELLY and Family.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09

FOR sALE--My farm near the Gary sehoolhouse, about two and one half miles from Putnam, consist ing of IS acres of land all planted i; q new seven room house, barn, chicken coops. 25.000 chickens one horse, 3 cows, pigs. and all kinds of farm implements. Price s9,000. Inquire STEPHEN TtuPPA. near Gary schoolhouse, 35-tf
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
Card of Thanks

W. A.5 k a4r thank- and to themaW triends Who extended ud and sympathy 10 u7 In aar recent bereavement
 ERWIN F. ROBBINS
 HARRIET N ROSS
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
Card of Thanks

NJ. he undersigned, wish to thank all neighbers and friends for their kindness and sympathy extended to us in aur recent bereavement. also for fht beautiful floral offerings
 MRS. CHARLES MIRON
 CHARLES E NiR0N
 IRVING H MTRON
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
USED CARS
V holessde and Retail
NOTICE

The B.ard for the admission of Electors of the Town of Pomfret. will meet at the Town House iH said Town of Pomfret. on Saturday. September i i7th. 4. D. Is27, from 2 o'clock in the forenoon until , clock in the after. noon. Standard Time. for the purpose 6f admitting to the Elector oath, all those whose names appear on the List to be made and are found qual- flied.
 Dated at Pomfret. Conn. this 7th day of September. 1927.
 GEO H. HICKS
 A. D. BRIGGS
 FRANK NJ NOON
 WILLIS G0NELL 36 Board of Registration
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our most sincere thanks ta our relatives and friends who kavr been so kind 10 us m our be reaeemtrt in the loss of our mother. Also for the beautiful flowers.
 ALBERT AND VIOLA ROBERGE.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
FOR SALE-HoME BUILDERS
 Xnrtr lnaA nhannn .n ...A ..A. Ih..a

FOX SALE-HOME BUILDERS- Your last chance to get into Put nam's most desirable section. Xiii lingly avenue just south of Grove street cemetery on State highway. Only three lots left each 90 3l3 feet. One already mas completed foundation for home 26 36, cess pool in and piped to cellar. Practi- cally girded. All lots high and dry. Most desirable neighbors. Bus service. One top. Prices reason able H. F. 0ATLEY. Killingly avenue, Putnam. Tel. 994.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
Monday, September l2. 1927

Al 130 O'Clock, Standard Time TO place in nomination candidates for town officers to be elected at the An nual Town Meeting the first Monday in October.
 To do any other business proper to be done al said meeting
 Dated at Pomfret, Conn. September 9, 1927.
 Democratic Town Committee.
 NJ. A EDINGT0N, 36 Chairman.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
NOTICE

Ths annual meeting Of the Bunge' Carfafrfg Association will bc held Sat ueda september Eth. at the Con rrerataaal church in West Wood stuck 4 , o'clock. standard tune. t' haa .h reports of the officers for th' pasf =eear. to elect officers for the en sung gar. and Co do any other busi Hess pfeper Co come before said meet lug
 Per order,
 JOHN <. CARPENTER,
 Treasurer.
 MAITLAND r. HARRIS,
 Chairman.
 JOHN SPAULDING. 36 Secretary.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09

FOR RENT-Six room tenement. All modern improvements. lnquifs MRS. ROBERT PAGE 320 South Main street. oo
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Inc Democratic electors of the Town of Pomfret enrolled upon the Demo cratic Caucus List, are hereby request ed ta meet in the Town Hall in Pom
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FurnishSd room. Good location also garage. Tel s96,
 36-3Ss
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09

FOR SALE-l00 Rhode Island pull lets Matched first week in March. Ready .o lay MRS. CURT SEI- FERT, Abingdon. Conn. 35-37 FOR SALE-Househol furniture consisting of three bed room suites and bedding. living room furniture. piano, kitchen range and all house. hold goods. Call anytime at PIT Providence street, Lower left hand bell. CLARA C. LARNED. S6 FOR SALE-Eight room house on Church street; good location, all modern improvements and just been renovated and painted inside and out Hardwood floors Shed and garage for two cars. Place in front basement can be used or let for small shop or store. Lot s0Xl55 Fine shade trees. A fine home and can be bought reason ably. Easy terms if desired. Ap- ply S kAMINSkN, 205 Main St, or telephone 9s2 or 937 3s,tf FOR SALE-A handsome bay, Ken lucky bred saddle mare. d fine roadster, always privately owned i; weight lo50. perfectly sound; also Goddard top carriage and light runabout; ? sets harnesses, Eng lish saddle and bridle, all nigh class MRS GARDNER l.. MIL LER. Thompson Tell 634-3. 2fd FOR SALE-Qak Hall. The nome ot the late George A. Hammond Large old fashioned house. Part
 furnished Modern plumbing, lighting and heating. Fine lot bounded by four streets. Wonder. ful location on Oak Hill overlook ing the City of Putnam and sur rouh ling country Must be sold to settle estate. FRANK F. RUS SELL, Executor Tel. 5S-2.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-09-09

FOR RENT-A number of good isDs ments in the, Manhasset ynIs Rent moderate. Apply " iNA LAND AND MILLS CO, eS IanA street, Putnam.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Official D. A. R. Program


Tonights
to will play
Grand March: President.
seecons Singing Girl
Capt % mEG GS6s snta2n 1 Taylor n second s9
o The s s a%s % BE R s Bishop
muso The @ ~ r Mam s
Greetings Neiehbors American Cross Mabel
PanAmerioan Union, Dr. L. S Rowe Director General
Les cobes Grsndany
5 T;5
bssadoT s foes@S rom Bes1m s2n 0e o' 0 Am
er Wilbur % s: Navy a
music
Address; Women international Relations
T9 1 DfEsy s53 s 5s%s e. ase 5
MUSIC '''' The United States Marine Band ''''S0n
Tuesday Morning Program, 10 O'Clock.
aa@sss ss Of e9o 6 General BY the p Genera.
Reading Of the Minutes The Recording Secretary
Report of the Resolutions COMMITTEES Mrs Henry B. JOY Chairman
Mrs. Alfred Brossoau, Chairman
Report of Finance Committee Constitution tuition Hall
Revision of National Bylaws Henry jos chairman
Recess fori luncheon.
Afternoon Session, 12:5 to 3,i5 O'Clock
oo the
and m me Martha r07s Wshipgon 81 Ss "is " ~ p"s' OF George
Eleanor Washington Howard honorary
C. vice
OIeary, Mrs Jane
Jacks Barker
r Bell, w. Harry Brown Frederick
X Harry George
Iams Gertrude Mrs. Fl.
William r. Painter Rust, Jessica
md Mrs. Marvin A
Evening Session.
will receive in the National Museum Tenth and
the members Society
Daughters of the American Revolution,
the of the
by the of
to be held at the Washington Barracks. from9
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Honors Governors RequisitiOn.

Justice Stafford, acting as chief
Justice in the absence of Chief Justice
Mccoy, has honored requisition or
Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts for the
removal of Edward NJ. Edwards, who
is charged with an assault November
27 last, on Boston resident with a
club and bottle. He was arrested
here April 12 and has been held await
ing requisition papers. Assistant
United States Attorney Shea present
ed the requisition to the court.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
RITES FOR LYONS BOY
WILL BE TOMORROW
Funeral of Alexandria Automobile
Victim Will Be Held From
st. Mary's Church.
special plspateh to The star.

special Dlspatcn TO Inc star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 1S.-
Funeral services will be held at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning at st.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church for
kenneth Lyons, who was killed by
pm automobile in Washington last
Friday night.
Rev. L. f. Kelley, assistant pastor,
tfll officiate. Pallbearers viii include
Is altar boys Of st. Mary's Boy Scouts
and schoolmates will be in the fun
eral procession. Three hundred per-
sons visited the home of the boys
parents at 419 South st. Asaph street
yesterday. Members of st. Marys
girls basket ball team said rosary
pver the body. Members Of st. Marys
Celtic basket ball team will attend
the funeral
Friends of the boys family denied
reports that he had been missing
several days at the time of the ac-
kident, calling attention to his record
bf devotion to home, school and
church. The boy had been away from
his home only a few hours when the
accident occurred.