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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE WYATT APIS, 45.0 GA. AVE, APT
the nSSfdE SdEHaSAS XIX Mrs aSs d 1871 S0 st. A5e
f.. S% b, and open porch, s5S;. AT; $96, $gG
424 EAST CAPITOL ST. LARGE FRONT
& eoTtTed 1o9 noqc5 arns % eee
service. all free; excellent for employed Ia.
dies; very reasonable IS to careful permann.snt
OVERLOOKING r. G. PARK--C0OL. QUIET.
. bedrooms u single) living room. kitchen
cite, tiled bath. ample closet space: gas: gas:
suitable 2 or 3 adults permanent and rrea-
conn AVE. And WooDLsEY RD:. OVER,
pIetely equipped; piano; victrola. twin beds;
best best 1Sss referebces hei'y Col 1oa4i Ant sol
LARGE FURNISHED APARTMENT. SEVEN
rooms ENTRANCE hall balcony Kitchen hath3 PAN:
cool: reduction from June to october Ap
ply to Mayfiower Social Bureau. Main 9800:
LAS 6IRARD ST. N.W,--0NE ROOM, DIN
ing sd g chp sna batn ceg T'9 uTnshed
sos per month. GEO. w. LtNKlNS. 1888
lso EUed4 oomdo,s ST. TwsdvE Srn5sd 1easnE ahRGE
Amp'co player piano, radio. oyerstuIted .ii iuri
niture WI rent 70 resp2nslole parrW9, un1isl unt.
Octoher ! Yl00 per month L0I. 11Oz: -
1919 IRVING N.w--DEsIRABLE SUMMER
location, entire floor. private bath; tWo
rooms kitchen; light, clean; reasonable
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS; 81 Or. Or 6
'Ge',s Bothesda ss005-F.i " - 1s.
MISSIONER 956I PA 1yET-Twon AM AMP
fessonabie; 'ss ii 40 good location. Potomac OQ26
s45 MO-; DOWNTOWN OPPOSITE MAY;
fnwer) i705 De Sales, Q r. kltchenette and
bath. Phone Potomac 2347 or see lasnRlssor' lsRs
I3a6 I5th--I AND ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath: suitable for > or . adults: everything
furnshcd; continuous hot water; weekly or
DETAcHED RESIDENCE; . OR 3 ROOMS.
9s'a s,rety SaIsf pvas a 5S6e
THREE.RooM AND BATH. COMPLETELY
any, ary a@ n3rseSfsp%S rcpasona6Ie 1s, 1855 Girard
sHAwMUT- 10th AND KAL0RAMA Rp;.
cafe: street car stop; until Sept. 10 900
| pef month. See manager. ~ -
d05 TAYLOR ST, N,w@--ROOM AND KITCH:;
| enette. furnished for housekeeping; hot
water. ELECTRICITY and phone; $1,000. Co
~ n NE-TW0 LARGE ROOMS. ELEC;
| light range. sink. bath, phone; near all
| cars, - -
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 17th ST. Nv,
| Large living room. recep. hall kitchen and
| bath summer rates: very desirable -
| los ST. sE.-LOVELY, COOL. QUIET
! housekeeping apt. newly papered: ami ,;
laundry Call evenings.
| l2Is IRVING KW--TWO ROOMS. SECOND
| floor; all convehiences elec. gas $40 per
| FURNISHED APARTMENT. / ROOM
| kitchen, bath: June 1st. September 10: S5u:
| Cavanaiieh Courts. 1920 18th st. NV. II:
1857 MONROE NW.--lst OR Ind FL: 3
rooms, iuclosed porch. bath. cont. by. new
KEDRTCK. 1901 X ST, NW:--TWO VERY
large rooms, entrance hall. front; southern
| exposure . large closets. 1O@
| THE ARGoNNE,, Apt lOs-Two Rooms,
KITCHEN. bath and veranda4 handss2meiy adsn iaF-
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA -RD.-F.IvE
f1ss 5uas u1 HSH' octopsf coi 399o2
NEAR DUPONT CTRCLE-FIVE OUTSIDE
rooms in delightful quiet locality. ugtil
Oct, i; moderate price. North 37a. 21'
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2426 10th ST. NV.
-Four rooms and bath, reception hall:
large rooms and closets.
361s CONNECTICUT. AVE.
Two rooms kitchen: reception hall and
kitchen. reception hall and bath. $50
month.
300 wARDER ST. NV.
Apis. of two rooms, kitchen and bath.
ana bath. So $50 month.
THE YORKSHIRE, 1889 COLUMBIA RD.
Five rooms and bath: front and rear
porches.
1000 NEWTON ST. NE
siFg:. splendid location for family with
lati3 ,bath zach. sIoo ont month. h. H Hot.Wates water
shest, electricity.
eI5 E-srs NV.
Four rooms and bath: hot-water heat:
iaRttor service; $50 to $35.
THE sMITHFrELD. II15 9th sT.
porch: S45 month.
1890 MASSACHUSETTS AVE: NV, H.
ing alcoye. bath and porch.
1878 IRVING ST. NV. ~
Apt. OF nve rooms and bath. 1st moor:
500 month, including garage.
1000 sth ST. NV.
SAT. so month.
n. L. SANSBJ
1418 EYE STREET NV.
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Apartments overlooking 9th st and Rock
creek Park IN excellent residential section.
All apartments have built-iu tubs ard
II desired
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HR or1EENsRnRO 1a14 1rth SIR.

[HE GREENSBORO. 1914 18th ST.
Excellent apartment house within walk
ing distance of Government departments
One room. reception hall. kitchen and
bath Two rooms, kitchen and hath:
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. very
reasonable rents Resident manager on
premises. Elevator service.
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1855 18th ST. NV.
Apis OF two rooms. kitchen and bath,
$50 month. Four rooms and bath. sos
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THE SORRENTO,
1888 18th Street.

Five Rooms and Bath,
$65 Month.
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TABLE BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

HOMT-COOKFD MEALS, very best, 81
month: So week. try II, Adams 9oO5-J.
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400 MASS AVE. NW.-In Apt. 81: ono
oom with kitchen and one without: conven-
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] 400 10Th W--Attractve room for two;
phone. beautiful library continuous hot
scafer. nriyate residence. also SINGLE room.
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1906 PARK PL Tw.-Front overlookins
Soldiers Home Park, adjoining bath: $50 for
ln.n
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TIE PERSHING APIS,

~ VI lUAII u.
Apis of 1 room. kitchen. dining alcove
Apis of rooms. kitchen dining alcove
& bath ............'..,.. So so 10 20
Apis Of rooms. kitchen dining alcove
& bath ., sk
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732 PARK RID. NV
Apartments of one room. kitchen. din
ing alcove, reception hall. dressing room
with Murphy bed. Two rooms. bath;
kitchen and screened porch. Resident
manager, Apt. 4.
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See resident manager on premises
Under MANAGEMENT of
\. /. SALISBURY CO.. INC,
141s Eye St NV. Nam 5OOa
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I340 OAK ST. NW-2 front. 3nd floor.
home privileges; $40 and $50 month.
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! 334 18th N.w,--Large room adjoining bath,
arranged for Il k electricity. also front
sleening room for gentleman: reasomable.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD. AVE
elevator and switchboard service Resident
manager. Apartments of l room. kit. re-
ception hall and bath TO 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath from $40 to S67 so and UP.
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1912 GIRARD Nw.-SinGe third floor
room suitable for mddle-aged lady. lady
rent reasonable Adams SH2.
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2T3S F ST NW.--Large front rooms. SIS
and 500 very large bedroom. piano. suit
able for studio $40. Phone Frank. zoos,
I'll EYE ST NE-3 first floor; gas. cleo,
h w H. coal furnished: front yard: conven-
lent. S45 Line 5I21
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DOWNTOWN QI9 GRANT PL!-Large front
room and kitchen: other clean and COM
Portable rooms. reasnnahe. 19'
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2S07 ONTARIO RD.--Large. airy front
room ond floor: we'll furnished. clean. near
hath. continuous hot water: reasonable.
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED.

service, one person, S8U; TWO
persons, 800. Resident manager
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1910 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.--0ne gentleman.
large cool southern exposure. next bath;
nIecfricifv hot water. SO: after ;.
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SOC EYE ST. N.W.-Large. second floor
front room next bath. newly papered cleo
I'll, Iirhts rllnnIng Mater roASOnah bic.
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CORNER. 18th ST MT PLE4SXST1 r.
housekeeping Office combined. reasonable
los ST. NV FIRST floor new hoorinx.
eiec nights, recently decorated suitable for
duced rental.
3l42 o n,w.--5 r and b.. good repair.
electricity being installed; cheap rental
n. T.. RYON Co. INC.
Main 45gf. t@.J 81
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RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

DELIGHTFUL. ROOM in beautiful. private
home. Cleveland Park. Very reasonable.
With or without board. Two Jewish girls
preferred Phone Franklin 1888 any week
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2426 10Th ST. NV.
-Four rooms and bath. reception hall:
large rooms and closets.
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1872 BELMONT RD-Rooms for men;
separate or apartments; baths sleening
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PELHAM COURTS,
2115 p Street NV.
One square from Dupont Circle Within
walking distance OF downtown. Apts. OF
one room. kitchen and bath. Two rooms
kitchen and bath. Three rooms. kitchen
and bath. Five rooms and two baths.
Porches. Elevator service. Switchboard.
Unusual opportunity 10 get apartment
with porch within walking distance OF
downtown.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141s Eve St NV. Main 5904
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THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB 1920 MASS. AVE
n nw---Largc. front room adjoining bath
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s42 PARK RID. N.w.--Couple only; nicely
ur; par, din r, bdr.. k. and pvt. b,
.ax cleo. tel: with or without garage.
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800 { N.W.--Two-Toom housekeening apart-
ment front: running water. range, electric
ity. bath convenient: refined couple only; ;
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1871 JEFFERSON pL. (1Sth and Conn
front room twin beds, instantaneous hot
water near bath ami: walking distance.
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3126 10th ST. NV.
Just above Columbia I'd. Excellent
apartments of two rooms. kitchen and
bath. S55 to $50. Newly renovated.
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1926 CALIFORNIA ST N.w-3. rooms,
kitchenette hath including glassed-in sleep
ing porch: north and south exposure: S45.
1913 y ST. NW-Two second-foo front
housekeeping rooms, electricity, h.-w.h.. gas
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAN AND WIFE ,Eant furnished room, wit
board in suburbs within 80 minutes of lot
ard H Address Box 44S-V. Star office.
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1870 EYE NV APT 2-Comfortahle room
next TO hath one or two persons hot water,
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. OR UNFUR.

ST EW.--one room.
ititchenette bath h-wh elec. furnished or
unfurnishe6: garage il desired, Tel Pot.
H20l 70
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SEE. JANlIOk Ok CAl>IL MAIN 5000.
FORT STEVENS,
1000 Rittenhouse St. NV.
Two-room. kitchenette and bath apt in
new building: $3.50 and up.
SHAPIRO-KATZ CO.,
Realtors-Builders.
1919 X So. NV. Main p1f1
NEW COLORED APTS.
u block south of 9Th & Columbia I'd. NV.
n.w;-Modern. hreproof building; hot.Yaier
heat; electricity; incinerator tile bath. hard
wood floors; 2 rooms. kitchen and bath
l., J. MILLS.
sos 9TH ST. NV MAIN 1881
NEW APARTMENTS.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENTS.
JUST CoMPLETED-3534 10th ST. NV.
Apartments of l and 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath: conveniently located BY car
lines: excellent janitor service.
K. KELLY & CO.,
e12 18th st. Main 1914.
(Confinued On Next Pasa.I
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MA NOR HOUSE. 1924 MONROE ST. NV
5 rooms kit and bath. ........ $40 90
Evening star., 1927-02-21
Little Girls Dresses s. 81;
85c $1.95 $2.45 $.

Children's Wash Dresses with boomers In plain and
printed patterns. 85c
Lovely Little Bloomer Dresses, that tub beautifully,
in attractive styles and coors. .......... 81 .o5
Washable Panty Dresses, many lovely styles. .$2.45
Wolfe and Printed Dresses, with handmade lace
edges Observation-Disclosures. .$4 .o5
White Wolfe Peasant Dresses, with colorful enbroid-
cry and shocking. So. .o5
Colored Wolfe Dresses, in many dainty styles, beauti-
fully hand-embroidered. ed..................$ 81 .95
Childrens Sweaters coat and sip-on styles 81 .e5
Infants Section. Fourth
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Boys and Girls Shoes
$2.75 $3.25 $4.25 $4.75
REMARKABLE SAYINGS

Infants Chdren Elk Bucher Oxfods leather SOLE
Sizes TO g. S275. Sizes 8H to 1.............$3 .$325
Misses Tan Elk Buche Shedtp Oxfods with leather oes
sizes lIHl TO .$3Z5
Misses Growing Sports Oxfords
with soles. Sizes ll S42S Sizes 2 SAYS
Youths and Boys Sports crepe
soles. Sizes llt1 2 S425. Sizes 2K SAYS
Boys Tan Grain Leather Shoes with straight tip and leather
Chidrns Section
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Children's Play Suits
Dolls and Toys---Specia1

Childrens Cowboy Play Suits sizes to IL years. $175
Indian Khaki Suits, sizes to 10 years S.. so
Boys Baseball Suits, sizes to 10 years. .....$l75
Baseball Outht-bat glove, mask, ball. ...... .$225
Oxford Ping Pong Set. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .$1.S5
Metal Board Games, checkers and other games. . 75c
Horsman Tyne Baby DOLL fully dressed. .... 81 o5
Horsman Mama Doll, in panty dress. ....... .$1o5
Horsman TYNE Baby Doll, fully dressed ... SIPS
Stick Horse with two wheels. s................. SOC
Toy Laundry Set. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .75c
Section
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Arnold Glove Grip
Street and Sports Oxfords
Special s7'45 Pair

AS a special feature of Anniversary Week, the
Mems Shoe Section is offering five models of the
famous Arnold Glove Grip Oxfords, with the
patented Arnold feature of positive arch support,
at far lower prices than usual.
Black or tan street shoes that are exceedingly
smart. in both Blucher and straight lace, and
tan Arnold Sports Oxfords with Gro-Cord rubber
soles are included
Mems store. Firta .second,h
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
CITY NEWS NOTES

Edward keefe of New Haven pas sed the weekend at his home on Ring street
 Mrs. George W. Perry of Provi- dence street is entertaining her sis ter. Mrs. Mary F. Johnston of Jafrey. \. II.
 Mrs. F. F. Perry is visiting at her old home in New Preston, Conn.,, the guest of her sister Mrs. Howard F.. Cogswell. who recently visited here.
 George w. Child of Hartford spent the weekend with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Child of East Wood stock. all former Putnam residents.
 Mr. and Mrs Richard Holmes, who were married at Garterville, Ga., October 18th. are the guests of MT. and Mrs Arthur $ Macdonald Oak Hill. Mr. Holmes is q son of Dr. and Mrs William II. Holmes of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 Miss Rachel Hurlbut was elected president of the Tri-Ys in place of Miss Phyllis Tatem. at their meeting held Tuesday evening in the Cougre' gational church The Tri-Ys are to have hare and hound chase Satur. day. which has been arranged by Miss Maryland Payne.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
French Play Nov. 13
 At St. Johns Hall

La Troupe Rationale. one of the leading French dramatic organizations af New England, well known in this city for its past successes. will again be seen at st. John.s Hall, Provi- denee street on November 18th La Troupe Rationale will give the four acf melodrama. "Le Demon de h Nuit, ' The story of this play is of unusual interest and most captivating. There are several intense and excit- ing scenes. in the comedy The prin- cipal parts of this unusual play will be taken by players of experience, including: George fJevreault, Nap s. Martin. Rodophe L. Desaulniers, M. r. Gignac. Raymond lesieur, Dor Is L. Crepeau and Rhea Lefort.
 Reserved seats can now be secured from Napoleon Jette. l4i Woodstoek avenue: Alphonse Boursier. 46 Smith street; Charles Maheu's store, Provi' dence street.
 There will be performance at , and D. m.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Pepin and son

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Pepin and son Arthur ard Mrs. Noha Cappiefte spent Tuesday in Bostof-
 Mrs. Ida kvist of upper Walnut street Is entertaining her nephew, Lars Forfgren of Sweden
 The Sunnyside Club ~iiI meet with Mrs. Jamns Hall, Cottage street, aon- day evening. November 7th9
 Miss Crystobel Clifford ha. bseslvis' iting her sister. Mrs. Clarence Web. ster. and family of NfElimantie.
 Mrs. 90 Butler and Miss Babdsin have returned to Putnam for the win ter from spending thee summer in Woodstock Valley.
 Miss Grmre Manrer. .hSstory tenxher at Brewris University passed the week end with Mrs. stsnley Shsw and family of School strsrf-
 Misses Dorothy and Msrjory Page of New EDuden visited Sunday with their eo,Asl ns. Misses Dorothy and Muriel Earpy of Maynard street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Chsrhoanesu. son Romeo and daughter Jnlieste went to visu Mrs. Gh; rh0nneau sister. Mrs. Joseph Marion af Hartfsrd Sun. day
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Sh,ppee ot Stratfszd. Conn, spent the seek-en's with Hr. Shippee parents. NIT. ant Mrs. Gilbert Shippee of urper Wats nat street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
Methodist Church Note.

Rev. John E. Duxbury Pastor
 Sunday morning service f040
 Sunday school i20 00
 Sunday evenining service T .00.
 Wednesday evening the Rho Delta class served a supper at the church from to [
 Thursday evening The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Rawley
 Friday evening the Circuit Beague Institute meets again at Moosup. Transportation furnished for all who wish to 20
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
UTTTTER BROS.
 AUCTIONEERS
Office, Main Street
 Dan,elson, Conn.

We have aiticiatea at approxi- nately 3,500 public vendues during he past 20 years. Experience is ] the best known asset x1th which 2 firm of this nature can possibly be equipped. N. A. Writer, residence 76 Mechanics St.. phone PAS; J. C. Nitter, residenoe 9 Broad St, phone 659; Office, 12 Masn St, phoue. 32-12.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
MAD DOG BITES CAT
 AND OTHER DOGS
Woodstock Dogs Ordered Into Quarantine Beginning No
 vember 5
Eleven Dogs Known To Have Been
 Bitten-kiiied


 4 female police dog having no col lar or tag. believed to have come from somewhere in Massachusetts. ap- peared last week Wednesday. The stray animal bit a cat. and many other dogs and attacked and chewed up a number of automobile tires before it was finally shot by the doR warden.
 Dog Warden George Butts cut of he head of the dog and sent it to Hartford for analysis. After examin- ation it was reported that without doubt. the dog was suffering from rabies. Eleven dogs bitten have been killed
 Because other animals had been exposed the commissioner of donestic animals has issued an order that on and after November 9th all dogs in the town of Woodstock must be This is the first quaran- tine order issued in this section for some years.
 The Regulations
 The regulations issuing from the office of the commissioner of domestic animals concerning dogs in the town of Woodstock require, among other things that all dogs pr other animals in that town known tn have been bit ten bv rabid dog shall immediately be mercifnliy killed hy the dog ward an of the town. unless the dog so bit len has received prior b the time 9f biting pr inuceulation by q rabid ioe. vaccination treatment known ls auti-rabies vaccination
 On and after Saturday, until fHrth- i Pr notice. all Woodstock dogs are to be quarantined in close confinement pr securely chained on the premises of the owner or keeper and no dog t to be allowed at large
 An exception is that hunting dogs while actually engaged in hunting game and accompanied by a licensed hunter may be allowed freedom.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
Merle Fish zsent Friday TIT Bo.to~r

Merle Fish zpent Friday TIT Bosto9r
 Dona Jolie of Wasnsoossst passed the week end with his parnnts, Ar. ami Mrs Willi Fsi Jolie
 rhouzs McBsnneli of B.dl<x streatz has, mo red his famSy to Nevpon. R. L., where hAsis efaplayeti.
 Mir saa Mrs.4 Earl Bsvis af Soutss Mhin street renently entertained Mn. and Mrs William ELS of New York. ovg.
 Mr. ..x Mrs Aibers Msri.n oi Mia street and Mr. fsnd Mrs MedisR Seneta tf Grusenordale sperft. Saturday ra. Prnwide eef.
 Mir and Mrs. .Narcix.s Brssait snd1 siaughfsr and Hiss Alice Dnlsn of Millbury spent Sunday with Hr. anzis Mrs. William Jotle.
 Mir. and Mrs Georgrs lake sf Wor>. w.Stpr and Albert D,Siau af Northi Gross1snm-dale prnt Sunday Nith Mrl and Mrs. Earl Sevfs.
 Ioui. Lueier. son of Mir. and Mrs yapnlsnn Lueiec. k Ratieat at the Day E1nball Hospital where he has been operated OFT for appendicitis.
 Mias Ruth Niorrison of C.mbrdges former Kindergarten asncher al the Is4raea Putnam school. was tlDe week end guest of Mr. and Mrs Howare Shirreffs. Gilman street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
BARN DANCE

MT. and Mrs. Guy Gleason of upper pomfret street entertained about fif- ty of their friends on Saturday night at an old-fashioned barn dance. The barn was decorated with long stream CTS of orange crepe paper and lanterns were hung. A three piece orchestra furnished the music for dancing Both old-fashioned and the newer dances were enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the hostess of sandwiches. coffee and cake apples and cider.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mir and Mrs P Chabot spen, Sus- day n Pawtucket wiih friends
 pr. P. F. Tetr-sult and two ehil. dren were in Providence Saturday.
 John 3. Byrne of Hartford was at hls home on Seward street for the weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs Armand LAehanee and son Henry were in Worcester Saturday.
 Ellsworth Morse and little daugh- ter June of School street were in Bos. ton Monday.
 Fiorent Otjens of Long Island City is spending few days with Mrs. Eugene Barrett.
 Miss Edith Pease. teaching tn Man chester, Conn, passed the weekend at her home here
 Miss Marion and Alice Spencer of Grove street visited Mrs. Louisa Thay CT of Union Sunday.
 Mrs. Harvey Grinsell. Mrs. George Grinseli and Mrs. Leo Delite went Co Providence Thursday.
 Mrs. J. Roy Fulton sailed Friday from San Francisco for China where she will join Dr Fulton.
 Sherwood Cornell, Jr.. motored to Biddeford. Maine Monday to spend week with J. 1 Haley
 Mr. and Mrs. r O Seudder of Austin. Texas. spent Saturday with Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bousquet. ST.
 Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Rogers and Mr. and Mrs Frank Rogers have been visiting Mr. am Mrs Frank bt-nar
 Mrs r. D. Sargent and Miss Flor ence Sargent af Worcester. formerly of this city. ha9e eeen visiting friends here
 Miss Sarah Ayerill of Worcester visited over tht weekend with Mr- and Mrs Warrea Averill of Pleasant street
 Michael Bradley of Worcester and daughter. Mrs. Minnie Newton of Boston and P. Brady of Providence street
 Mr. and Mrs John A. Morse Of South Main street were in Scituate, R. L. Thursday and visited the Scit ] uate dam.
 Miss Anna and Carl TiIIquist of Hartford spent the weekend with 1 their aunt, Mrs Ida kvist of upper Walnut street.
 MT. and Mrs Rufus Hughes of School street had a pleasant visit ! from their nephew. Ernest Hughes, wife and son of Holyoke. Mass. Sun day afternoon
 Miss Alice Johnson, who hs, been spending the summer in West Wood stock. has returned to West Thomp- son to spend the winter with Miss Alice Cunningham
 John A Morse. Jr.. and daughter Betty. Earl ( Morse and daughter. Marilea. of Worcester were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs. John i Morse : of South Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs Moses Aldrich and Mrs. Fred Converse and son William of Sawyer District motored to North Sudbury. Mas. Saturday t0 visit [ Henry Ford's Wayside Inn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Macdonald. [ Jr.. and Hr and Mrs. Ralph (. Jen- kins will attend the Brown-Dartmouth { football game in Providence Satur- day
 Members of Social Corner. No 1. of the Norwich Bulletin. met at Mrs. { Ernest Burton's home in Sawyer Dis trict last Thursday and had very enjoyable time. Thirty=five sat down Go dinner.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Converse of Providence spent the weekend with Mir. Converse's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Converse of Sawyer District. Mrs. Fred Converse returned with ham, fnr q shnrt Nisit
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
Bapti., Church Note.

Rev. Henry E. Hodge, Fastor Wednesday at 3. the Woman's Mis- sionnry Society met with Mrs. John P. Sabin of School street
 Thursday at 7.30. Prayer meeting will be held Subject, "The Holy Spir- it." Friday at 7.30. choir rehearsal. Sunday at i0.30. worship. Bring ing Back the Bible" Communion. 12. Bible School.
 600, C. E. meeting.
 7.0G. Worship. "Christ's Call to Youth"
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
In the Churches
Congregational Church Note. Rev. James F English. Minister

Thursday November 3rd
 2.30 p. m Drop fin Class social at the home of Mrs Lillian Phillips ou Church street
 3.45 ?. m. The Junior Choir rehear. sal.
 7.30 ?. m The Monthly mid-week devotional service. The minister will speak on "The Life of Prayer in a World Of Science"
 Sunday. November 9th
 l0.3O a. IT, The service of worship. Sermon by the minister. Knowledge and Conduct. '"
 1900 The Church School. Tho hen's and Young Peoples Forums. Loo D. n. The SpalIinp library. 700 D. m. The service If commit nion with reception Of members.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03

Subscription Price s2.O0 per Year
 Payable in Advance Single Copies Five Cents
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
Salvation Army

Captain Ivy Martin and Lieutenant Lillian White in Charge.
 At Ii am Holiness meeting; l2 n.. Sunday School; 6.15 pm, Saliva ton meeting
 Week nights. Wednesday and Fri day at B pm.
 All are cordially invited to attend these meetings conducted in the old fashioned evangelistic way. Much prayer. testimoney and song.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
s,. PhiIin,. Church Note.

The services at St. Philips Church next Sunday will be at B a. m. and 10.30 a. III. The Young Peoples Eel lowship meets at 630 D. m. All mem. bers please attend.