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Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
CITY NEWS NOTES

Mrs. George Clifford Jr IS spend ing a week at Oak Bluff. Mas.
 Miss Florence Devine is the guest Of her sister. Mrs Walter Richards. of Philadelphia.
 Mrs Lille F. Leach Of Seward street s spending the summer with relatives iu Maine.
 Earl Morse, Jr. of Worcester spent the weekend with his grandparents. Mir. and Mrs john < Morse.
 Mrs Leslie Torrey of Cambridge, Mass. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Wallace Whitney, School street.
 Dona Jollie of Woonsocket IS spend. ing his vacation with his parents. Mf. and Mrs William Joliie, Mil street.
 Mir. and Mrs Leon Walker have re turned from an automobile trip t0 Louisville. Kg.. in the course Of which they visited Mammoth Cave.
 Mrs. Pierre r. Bonin and two sans, Husside and adricu wili leave Sunday morning for Boston e visit her huH band @ha s i patient at the Deacon ess Hospital
 Seleotman William P. Warren and Judge II Fl Gea-lrr have been spend. inp few da9s at Mir. Warren sum mer cottage #t Eutfauwoads, E. L Selectman Edward [ Giratd we al so a recent visitor tHere
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
STATE POLICE
Changes in Reorganization Of Department effects Daniel
 son Barracks

The reorganization of the state poe lice department caused by the promo fion af Robert T Hurley ta the new Dfiiee If state Police Gammis toner and Frank M Nichols ta be saperiuieHd ent Of state poliee was completed Thursday and affected the baniels9n barraeks personnel 8s follows
 Sergeant Albert $ Field. ergeant in charge of tHa Dae1ela0n Barracks become iietenaut instructor
 Officer Ross Urquhart ta he lie9te- nant In command of DanIeison bar TackE
 OHiear Edward Sareamaa. of Dan iels0u barracks. to be lieutenant 90 command of frrot0r bafracks
 Officer Arthur s Williams t0 be sergeant at Dauieis8H barracks
 Among those starting the tram ing course for probationary officers i Holman $ Bell of PatHau.
 SaIaries Ter the officer appeated are provided for follows in the aet adopted hv the last Legislature. Ltea- tenant Inspector and instructor szfao inspector of weights and measure. s2GO0. leutanaut-. S250u each; ser peaut=. s2ZHa eaeH The maximum salary for policemen K SisHd
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
HAMPTON HOME DAY

Hampton toWn folk wlll be at home ta HH.u friends Had te visitors next NaHHtsdHE
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 Tasra aHart aH ha Hstde fa elEs the lawuz fsu..al .aIlz N.4 EHglaad 4lfaa4phaea. aHa E4pad a#4t a large number aE HaaHEa wlli aFal themselves of thi opportunity ti-it the charming old lawn and aaHefate with the taHnafalk lH making the daz memorial one The hame sill be open from 10 q. m. ta D. m lf Wednesday s stormy fhe exhibition will be held the next falf day
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22

had He succeeded not 6niy through daring and forutude. but through study and preparation He knew every detail of his course. every movement of his compass
 The subject ut Mir SarHo6s ad dress was. Joining Sight to Sound in Radio" The latest phase of radio development. he asserted. was in the transmission of sight as we'll as sound
 We are just entering upon an era of communication by the square inch" Mir Sauon continued He pre. dicted that the dot and dash system uf transmission now universally in use. would eventually give way to fac-simile. or visual transmis sion, .en inc complete m .1ee or pic. ii q would be gI7h6d e foss oceans or continents iH rha' uHaIe t1tw
 uls #fer-ees5e ffsHuH he pfutad al tl'lr attet tH61 tuds Ht ftIfz at comm HIIil.5tI. fi spegieule, maakad Na paasat hack not m IF. t1n =1a mf4E#= n 4Iel4fe- mans mission plllut.- -0f words as 'g4lL aa of Rbol aphie eepmdeesoas et ilaecs ior the h4sts oi H- written communication system NJ are iHst entering upon the efa oi eammmea tinn by the square inch
 "rhe problem Of q practical system of fasctmlle transmission is the prob. lem of obtaining high speed transmits sion The basis already has been laid by tia phntn.radiogram service now In commercial operation by the Radio Corporation of America During the past year we have transmitted hun dryds of photographs sketches and architect drawings by radio between New York and Europe la our labera- tories sheets ut Npewritiug contain ug over i,5oo ten.ietter words have been perfectly transmitted and re eeiyed in a few minutes through lm proved transmitting and receiving ap. paratus with which We are now eA- perimenune
 From an average sending time Of 70 minutes per photograph when the service was first established little over year ago. the commercial time of transmission has been reduced io % minutes Under laboratory oondi tons recently photographs have been transmitted by our engineers in two minutes with satisfactory detail Much greater speeds are expected in the future"
 Recent developments in the great electrical laboratories of the country. Mir. Sarnof said. would point to the
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possibility Of now motion picture technique. thfa8za tHe syucHHauiza. ti8H Of sound allH tae moving picture on the screen
 "The motion picture art its own critics admit ha much 10 saia from association wlt6 Haa electrical arts. he continued. Tte really Ereat ad vanccs made b. The motion picture industry have aan largely ln the artistic Heid. la methods 0t dIHuoa gau. in the apmeat Of Halatlai audliorams tor mof.uE picture pres eutatious Con .1eflhie proEf has been made. it is tue in the technique with Icfereuce t1 tue acfiu.c values of light. shutters lenses, and the physical detai If the photography Nevertheless. the motion picture can not afford Co re5t on its lauEels, iu these days of remarkable technical development Insofar as the present tendency in radio communication is towards sight as veli as sound both radio and the moving picture industry ara working ia the same medium Heht
 "Thrce distinct lines of progress are open to maHaa picture engineers. These are. Ot Authentic natural col oration. @ Three-dlmensional of stereoseopic praIeetipn. t3j The syn ehfouizatIon of sound and motion on tbe screen.
 Although lt E clear that the silent drama of today has won a permanent place for itself further deeal r..at
 for a motion picture that hos the aaI of life. peri ct per pect.ke and
 s synehgaa d wlla sight
 ines tbe sy hronizatlon Of ound
 d sight ou lhe moaion picture
 ereen adds exposition l9 demanstra- ton. in the eda ational sense, com. para iyely new field for motion pie. tura development IS opened ID by thiH system Educators for years have decried tte fact that the motion picture has not played sutiici at pIrt in our educational system. Bat it is n6t q IeHlt tu understand the com pa1aa Beck eG s8oca=s of tAa pres eat educational picture. elattered W1h explanatory uues which Heces afIy deay th= action. and are often
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OBITUARY
William Johnson


 William HHa 8eed l2 years and one 0f 5Ha m# widely known swedish apeakaE rasaIHuts af North tsrusEHn- ordale. 5IIed aa Aarueh sday uieht after several months Illness
 He Wa b7sH u sweden coming te this country HHru q young man. md for years u4 employed au various farms iH the vicinity at North Gr9s- VenofdaIe
 Later he entered Che employ of the GrosVenafdafe Company as carpen- ter. and worked for the company many years being forced te give up this work about siN months aKn, when he was taken IL
 He was prominently identified in all activities If the swedish Lutheran church of that town and WAS mem ber of ali societies af the church
 He is survived by his wife. selma tBld) Johusnn his mother, Mir Andrea Johnson; two sisters Mrs. Axel Swanson and Miss Magma John son. all of North Grnsyeunrdhle and one brother Albin. of Putnam.
 The funeral will be conducted Sat urday afternoon from the Swedish Lu- theran church. the Rev Fritz Sedet berg officiating lutermeut will be iu the Swedish Lutheran cemetery
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uan | s scientific aea.eyem at which deserves 70 #ke @Hh with fH- discovery of the Harh and saula Poles. or the spanHine of the AtIant tc by wireless feleef phg laek nla 70 the least part in Lla'Iber#Hs epic ad venture
 "Eudberzh. de p1e il youth is botA d great navigator aaa a eaHesgl student of aeiatiaH Sir Alan Cob ham himself ngar of nate clearly proved this by the aHswaE which he eneIfea ffam the young American wheH hr asked him whether he had pul a=d hIs course b dead reckon. in Hr s#fHu6 #aId sIjudbefsh
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LIGHT EQUIPMENT
Eleierie.l Display Subject of Many
 Question

TiVhthIng equipment for motor vt- hig.f. and its proper Use fH '9H- uergcut provide sublectf for many questions regularly aased tae ataia motor Veh e.e department and ta a5Ua coWnI information consider ahle srars a- 3eeH devoted t1 .equip. p4aHt and aece lr.ea' u tnr June de paFtmeH= halIeaa
 .stfi cars. except those with pc ,5af permit. must be equipped with headlight devices on the approved ft4tw tHt bulletin says "l Weutg cone candle power is fHe maximum taf an4 electric lamp CT bulb iu such aeYle ts=
 Tho use of accessory lighting aP= pliaucc- la combination Wlth approved devices s discouraged. because it ts believed fbat there are enough efficient 8aBfavrd devices tu meet all needs, If rHHe arc properly used Ihe present attitude af the department however. iz that aeeeHsors devices may he used te motorists upon their own reApousl- ETIfE. provided they do not conflict with the iegal requirements.
 se8uueeIleut hHs nc approved list of taIl and igna lights, the bulletin continues. tbut any sueh light which ,aTnUiir- with the massachusetts, rf- aafrrmeHts will be satisfactory here Ii a required that when tail lights are lighted. thee shah. in addition to show inq rcd iu Jbe rear. also sufficiently IL laIuiaate rear number plates with q white light to make them legihic at q distance af fifty feet Number plates. both front and rear. must be kept clean un8bscured hy aHE other part of the equipment and should be fastened To fhe vehicle iu such a way a= not te swing and go that the lower edges of the plates shall be at least fourteen iHeHps from tha ground
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Mvran Pease

MyIa0 [ fusr dIod m Pr0Qilonct Monday Resides his Wife. who was M-s Gertrude Davenport daughter of the late Jesse Davenport uf put. nam. he leaves two sons l1r. II I. Pease of Putnam is cousin Mf5
 Davenport '~ father started tbe store. now Burts drug store. afterwards forming a partnership with the late Henry l.. Burt. doing business under the firm name of Davenport & Burt. Mrs. Pease is well known te Che older residents of Putnam The funeral was held in Providence Thursday at noon
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK

tis reported that C. Sheldon is moi 90 we'll.
 Mrs Dan Basto and Evelyn spent last week II Charleston Beach. E. l.
 Arthur Martin of Worcester visit ed at the Galhoans over the weekend
 Cards from Anna Nelson show that she Is enjoying her trip across the continent. :4=..
 Roy H. p Pierce and family and Ms Sanger have returned from il ten daIs trip to Canada.
 Mir and Mrs Howard Spear of Hartford are visiting Mrs Spear mother. Mrs Adrian Nelson.
 Harry Greene. with wife and son, and Miss Minnie Joslin of Oxford vis- ited u the village Sunday afternoon.
 Mr and Mrs Frank Carlson enter tanned Me and Mrs Alfred Green and family of NeW Orleans La. over sun day
 Arthur Johnson. with his sister Nr Martin Nelson. and daughter het-thl. visited their hrather Harold m Waterbury sunday
 Nr Bsflt Noane va. u Providence th Heas 7tftrtH fH funeral of Nr HuIH NmI f. Nal- 41ha Vae [ fF IdeuE borl ma aea he was Fl member affH ls.ai lutH \ H Andrew tar fimf hrfurC het marraer NrNWuss who was t manufacture. dt tWIng for .ame years 1Hgk feNa number of wears ago Mr. tlana has re. visited south Woodstock at iHt5ryals bgt Ht present theft afr mot many here 8 ha Were shtu she rr-ided here. She had reathed more than fuurscorc years of age
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Compares Lindbergh to Marconi
Memorable Flight Was As Great Scientific Achievement
 As Discovery of North and South Poles.

David sarnon. vioePresident and General Manager Of The Radio Cor. poraudn of America, referring 10 Lln6BeFsh'a flight in recent address before the Chicago Association of Commerce. said.
 "EHabereh's 5000 mile algh, across fha Atlantic ocean is more lh.a fae most romantic adventure ID fife time of the present genera.
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Henry r Chase

Henry r. Chase of kiitngly died at his home between East kilinrly and Ballouvillc Thursday July h. aged 76 years He had been in poor health for some time lie Wus a ua tive of killineIy and had lived there always being farmer for many years lie is survived by four sons. Henry. Walter and Aibcrtus of Kill inRly. and Roscoe of Putnam Height also two daughters. Mrs Ray Nhip- pie of BaIlouvlic and Mrs Adhp Burton of Sawyer District Putnam