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Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
@FRESH-AIRS" COMING
 HERE AGAIN THIS YEAR

their prospective H0stesses. Those de string children Go be entertained are requested ta gel iB communication gitn the chairman or secretary of the committee as soon as possible, as 2 list has Go g0 in the New York Her ald- Tribune offices teu days before arrival of children in Putnam Any who feel they daaaet lake a child In their homes caa give money for the child to be boarded on farm nearby This gift helps the etnId but does not reach the real heart of the giver.
 PutnAm's Quota 50
 The committee decided tS take a quota of fifty children but iu most Sf the towns Mrs Jago has found more than the quota had been requested. sometimes dOuble.
 The fund is enrolling day by day the names Of thousands of children sentenced by poverty to the privattons of the tenements Every Ganie Iu' rhe fist is that 3f a child who vel fare worker will be willing to swear needs q country vacation but hasn't the chance of one unless the fresh ar fund provides t, Out of these thous~ ands. the fund Is planning t0 select rhe l8000 who most need vacations.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
HAPPINESS AT 70 CENTS A DAY

NIGHT before the Fourth of July we were passing "A through the Grand Terminal in New York City and happened across scene which there but year This was the departure thousands of children from crowd ed New York private scattered throughout the New England States All great and the wait ing rooms there were signs high the milling crowd of en and excited children which read Camp Huekehery Gathers Here bevy of highly hystercal little girls were standing Camp Poyanna Here By o'clock ~ had come out of chaos and children we'll on their way mont of fresh air and health far from the broiling city.
 This of applied to those children whose par n posse the herewha their youngsters out ot the canyons of New expensive established for those
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

State af Ctnnectiutit. County of Vyindhana Prcbate Court, July 2S. 1927 Estate of Aretae Laerotx, late t Putnam. in said District. di-ceased. Pursuant to arr order of the Probate Court 1T said Distrigt of Putnam, there NsfIl be snld at private sale on the 9th day of Auug7st. t92T the fol lowing real cstnte ef said deceased, namely. those three certain tracts or parcels of land situated westerly of the s,ie River Roa,f. so-eaIl-,i- in said Putnam. particularly described in the application for an order of sale on rec ord and on file in sad Probate Court of Putram. including al buildings on said lots. Reference Is made to ssid rec ord and file for more particular de SGT iption If the premises. ARCHI. BALD MACDONALD. JR-. Admins- trxtor
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
Town of Thompson REGISTRARS NOTICE

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Thompson wIll be in session at ttR Court Room. North Grosvenor- dale, and the Bank Building. Thomp- son Center. on
 Friday, Aug. 5 and I2, 1927 From 2 noon until 9 r. NJ. Standard tiine. for the purpose If making the C lucus ensolinent of the Legal Voters of said tovn. and for the purpose 0f u,ubin such ehanges in the enrollmeu, llst lase perfected as are necessary ae- ls0rding to law
 Thtsse who have already registered are nsu rtz ,uired Go do So again unless change eE politral preference Es de sirptE
 Dated at Thompson. Conn. July 27 1927
 CLARENCE A SHAVER
 CLARENCE w STEVENS
 Sn-Bl Registrars
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
AUCTION NOTICE

By Witter Bros, Auctioneers, Office i2 Main street, Danieisen. Conn By order of Edmund Gelinas of Putnam. Conn, We will sell at Public Auction on Saturday. Aug. (. 1927, at l.30 O. clock P NJ, D.S.T.. house lots in one block, or any part thereof, located on the Grove Street plot of land, so-called. on the Perry farm opposite Grove Street Cemetery. On this property are forty-five young fruit trees of ali kinds, new garage. and a cellar foun- dation for a house. This is an im- portant sale and should not be over looked Terms S20000 cash at time pf sale. balance upon delivery of the deed Sale rain or shine 30
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
AUCTION NOTICE

By Witter Bros. Auctioneers. Office i2 Main street. Danielson. Conn. By order of Mrs. Alice Willett We will sell at Public Auction on Saturday, Aug. 6. al i o'clock P NJ. DIST, in one of the fields at the Paine farm at East Woodstock. Conn. formerly owned by Arnold Stone and now occupied by Mir. Cheney large variety of household goods of every known description in useful condition Terms cash 30
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
SUMMER SHAKESPEARE

A. We were crossing From Newport to Bristol On the Ferry When a Deekhand Armed with Hammer and Tacks Hung up a sign Which read Newport Casino: Hamlet in Modern Dress. The Deckhand spluttered taeks and Muttered Modern Dress Rats That Ain't Much"
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
LOST

-osT-A note bookk at the swim ming hole at Cutters bridge in East Putnam. on Sunday, July 24. Reward if returned to owner, whose name Is written in the book.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
NOTICE

4 meeting of the Board of DiIss,S., M "a, of the Putnam Inn Corporatioa.. {. held July 5th. 1927. t was .o-nors- .S-rs that meeting to dissolve saia "a ss s0 tion as of that date
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
THE PATRIOT TO GIVE AWAY
 S3.0oo IN VALUABLE PRIZES
fContined from Page 0He1

of some friend Don't wait. Delays will never gef sou that tiHe Buick or Chevrolet F. just case Of your going after fhe subscriptions that will get you the points thar will get you one Of these fine autes free.
 Early Start Means Much
 The first tHlHg to do IS ta enter th" campaign The next thing 10 do is Co ask your friends to save the free 50- Point Voting Coupons for you each week The next and most important thing to do and what will really win for you. is @ ask your friends, and every one you possibly can. Co give you q renewal or new subscription to the Patriot
 Don't wat for some one else to en- ter you in th1s campaign This Is NOT a beauty nor a popularity con test. but simply a cfeau-eut eompeti- tive selling proposition where ability and application are the only requisites for success.
 There K q blg advantage in getting an early start. and tffe earlier you en- ter and get busy the better chance YOU will have of being ear winner no question about thaf--lt costs you nothing at any time.
 The campaign opens today and w1l close "Wednesday Sept. l4th. making it q short and suappy affTr.
 Enroll Today
 Turn ts the page announcement of the campaign in this paper. read it over. then filf and send or bring the Entry Blank to our office to- day. and the campaign manager will be very glad ta show you how to get started. furnish you with free sup plies. and start you on the road to winning an auto.
 It. simply ease of what you wish. If you want to make some extra money you will jump at this chance to secure sueh fine car iH less than seven weeks Now IS YOUR time. Today is YOUR day Your enroll mcut will eHtitle you to 5.G00 free points Get that eurollment iH co us tnday
 IT you ap not wish to enter yourself send m titp name of some friend there are no obligations attached to it. whatsoever.
 This campaign Is being conducted by Mir and Mrs r. J Award, the same people who conducted our cam paign five years ago. They will be glifd Co again meet their friends here.
 For any further information. write, phone or call Campaign Manager The Patriot Office. Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

FOR SALE-Bieycie. in good run ming cnnririnu. HOW ARB' LItnh . IT GrrrW street. Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
FOR sAEE-Ny farm near the Gary

FOR SAi-E-Ay farm neai the Gary seheelhals,s- about two and one half miles from Putnam, consist ing of i5 arres of land ail planted {; neg- a.strss.s room house. hnrn- chicken coops, 1 .000 chickens one horse. sa cows. , pigs, ard all kinds of farm implements. Inquire STEPHEN TTUPPA. aear Cary sehooihInIse dU~
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
FOR SALE

FOR E-Thoroughbreu. Police pups 2. mGc1hs old. all maies, srlver gray beairies. Si0 and sl5 each \. L. RAPHAEL, Pomfret
 30-sZf
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

FOR .sAEE,-.About ten arFes of good standing hay Inquire ARTHUR TUOMELA, West Woodstock.
 2930~
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

of some friend Don't wait Delays will never eet sou that tine Buick or Chevrolet r. just case Of your going after the subscriptions that will get you the points. thaf will get you one of these fine autos free.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

FOR SALE-Honse and Barber aliap. House located al 25 Pow hatsn street. good location, 20 rypasns. all modern improvements, On account of sickness will seE aieeap Barber shop heated at F Livery street Impure on Sunday at 25 Powhatan street. week days at 9fz Livery street. e9e30'
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

FOR SALE-0ak Hall. The home of the late George \. Hammond. Large old fashioned house. Part 7 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 rounding country. Must be sold to settle estate. FRANK F. RUS SELL. Exeeutor Tel. SS-2.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

FOR SALE-A handsome hay, Ken lucky bred saddle mare, a fine roadster. always privately owned 1; weight l0bo, perfectly sound also Goddard top carriage and light
 runabout; = -sets harnesses, Eng fish saddle and bride, all high class. MRS. GARDNER L. MIL LER. Thompson Tel. 634-3- 27-tf
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS

pREssMAkINC-Miss Agna Lx~ Stoumbelis Bldg. Makes sf and coats, does cleaning, ayT and repairing, also fur eosu
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Putnam patriot., 1927-07-29

FOR SALE-Fifty acres standing hay. Will sell as one lot or in par. cells to suit customer Also some hard wood in four foot lengths. HAMLET FARM. Tel. 274-2.
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
TWO DAYS ONLY
No Charge for Consultation

DIR. Mellenthin is a regular gradu-
ate in medicine and surgery and is
licensed by the state of North Da-
kota. He does not operate for
chronic appendicitis, gall stones, Ill
GERS Of stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re-
suits in diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
Below are the names of a few OF
his many satisfied patients in North
Dakota who have ben treated for one
of the above named causes:
Philip Alderman, Reynolds.
Mrs. Dan j Cobentz, Mylo.
Mrs. Christ Bjordahl, Arthur.
A. N. Carlson, GAINESVILLE, MINI.
J. j. Dettbenner, Woodwork.
Alex. Engelhardt, Dickinson.
Nellie Gray, Sims.
Adolph FOLSOM, Edinburg.
p. p. Hagen, Abercrombie.
Remember above date, that consul
tation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accompa-
MED by their husbands.
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg, Los
Angeles, California.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21

power load is turned on, the current
Is taken direct from the battery, with
out starting the engine and without
consumption of fuel But when a
heavier load is connected, the power
source is switched from the battery to
the generator, providing a strong,
steady current as long as it is requir-
ed, thus making it unnecessary to
draw current from the battery.
The new model combines all the
outstanding advantages of the battery
charging and the automatic type of
farm electric plants" says Mr.. Swan
son. with this type of plant, per-
fected by the worlds largest manufac-
turer of equipment of this kind, the
storage battery lasts longer because
1t is used less. The generator, pulling
a full load, operates at maximum eff
at all times. This new mod
ell, like all others in the line, will op-
crate a water system, a Frigidaire
and all other types of electric house
hold equipment, by making the usual
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21

FLAX: The flax market declined
about SC per bushel in the northwest
Continued large receipts were the
principal weakening factor but the
offerings of more wet seed for which
there was limited demand also tend
ed to depress the market. Dry seed
continued to sell readily at Minneapo-
lis at 1c-5c per bushel over the OctO-
Der price, which closed October IA at
S2.0912. The Buenos Aires price held
fairly steady with seed for November
shipment quoted at Sligo 5-8. Ship
ments from Argentine totaled about
1,756,000 of which $4,000 bushels
cunt of flaxSeed available for export
and carryover at the first of October
was officially estimated at 6,141 900
bushels compared with 14,870,000
bushels October /, 1926.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
new DELCO LIGHT
PLANT ON MARKET

A new development in electric light
and power plants for farm use will be
available in this community immedi-
ately, according to Simon Swanson,
local representative of the Delco-
Light Company, subsidiary of General
Motors. The Delco-Light Company
has announced development of a new
plant which is a combination of the
familiar type of electric plant which
uses storage battries and the auto
matte plant, which delivers current di-
rect from the generator, without use
of batteries at all.
THE new combination plant, which
is now being placed in the hands of
dealers everywhere, has a storage bat
terry in addition to the automatic
equipment" says Mr.. Swanson.
when only few lights or a small
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
MISSING THE MARK

Angry Customer see you have
a sign in your window: "We Aim to
Please"
Storekeeper-"Why yes. That is
our motto"
"Well, you ought to take a little
time off for some target practice.
Evening star., 1927-09-16
LACOSTE ONLY INVADER
LEFT In TENNIS TOURNEY
Meets Johnston i'm Sem-Finals. While Tilden Victor
Over Borotra in Four Sets, Plays Hunter in
Other All-Yankee Contest

through with more consistent play,
notably in the cases Of Hunter, John
ston and Lacoste.
Ti|den in his final set with Borotra
rushed through for a G-1 Win but in
this session Borotra, who had plainly
made his supreme bid in the third,
permitted Big Bill to literally run
away with the first four games before
he even attempted to make a stand.
In the fourth round of the third set
between Tildcn and Borotra, bah
rolled across Borotra's court. baking
with Tilden's return and he lost the
point. After the huhbub from the
gallery had subsided. Tilden prepared
TO serve again, and as he toed the
base line, he called out to Borotra
Now. Jean. don't chuck this next
point. it will he vast of time, be-
cause if you do. I'll serve a double
fault"
Borotra did throw it. and Tilden,
true TO his word, served a double
fault on the following point. On the
next service Tilden prepared to de-
liver one of his "cannonbali" deliV-
cries, and this time Borotra, smiling
broadly, nodded his head emphati.
cally. signaling that it was to be "for
blood. y Tilden shot the bali over ut
tremendous speed and Borotra met it
squarely and aced the American on
his return Of service
Evening star., 1927-09-16
HAS SCOWLINC FEROCITY
OF TOLEDO FIGHT In 1919
Stops Whitley Allen, Boston l85-Pounder, Will,
Left Hook to Chin-Jack to Rest After Sum
day Until Night of the Fight.

and twice connected with right upper
cuts, before Dempsey decided to start
the attack. From then on Peterson
was in full retreat, but he had out
scored the former champion when
their round ended.
Perhaps it was this realization that
sent Dempsey into full speed against
Allen, who followed Peterson into the
ring, for Allen was sprawling on the
floor before the round was half over.
Allentown Joe Cans and Roy VIII
liams followed Allen and gave Demp'
sey his best workout of the evening.
The two lighter boxers shot in many
left hooks without any return. but
Jack kept weaving into close quarters
with them.
Jeffries a Spectator.
Among the 100 privileged guests
who came out to the camp in fleet
Of taxicabs was James j. Jeffries,
once the wearer Of the heavyweight
crown. He was as usual, refusing to
express an opinion.
Only one more such heavy workout
is planned by Manager Leo P. Flynn,
before the newspaper men again
tonight. Sunday he will do his last
hard training and from then on will
rest until the night of the fight. next
Thursday. except for loosening up
exercises each day.
Mrs. Estelle Taylor Dempsey is ex-
pected to spend the week end at the
clubhouse. when the heavy workouts
are completed.
Evening star., 1927-09-16
GENE cor BIGGEST KICK
AS BOXER WHILE MARINE
Sweetest Victory Was Over Ted Jameson for A. E. F..
Title at 10 Pounds-Certain He Will X. o.
Dempsey Next Thursday.

bit of sleep lost in the last few days
because of the extreme heat.
Gene felt that his workout yester-
day, his first in four days, was his
best since coming to the Cedar Crest
Country Club, more than two weeks
ago. Tunney punched the light and
heavy bags for four rounds before
boxing six rounds with three sparring
partners.
Disagrees With Critics.
Critics at the Camp, talking over the
days work, suggested that the cham
pion reached the height of fast, clever
boxing, seemingly impenetrable de-
fense and clean, accurate punching in
the final two rounds with Billy Vida.
beck.
Strange, isn't 1t, how differently
people see things" Gene unused. 81
thought l slowed up against Billy and
was far better against Chuck Virgins
and Jackie Williams who preceded
him. You know, the day the critics
said l looked the worst was at
Stroudsburg, last year, was just the
time l felt certain for the first time
that l would whip Dempsey deci-
sively."
Evening star., 1927-09-16
First K Training 7lney Thrilled Coming Flight
PAIR OF VETERANS
RETURN TO VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Septem-
ber IS UN.-Virginia's hopes of a
winning foot ball team have been
materially strengthened by the return
of two vets. John r. Hushion of
Parkersburg, w. Va. and Wat Tyler
of Fargo. n. d.
Hushion is running at his old posi-
tion at quarterback to the delight of
fans. but Tyler. varsity tackle OF two
years ago. is being given a trial at
end. Tyler, absent for n year. re-
turned to enter the medical college.
The addition of the two men gave
the Cavaliers nine veterans with
which to start the season.
Four, however. won their letters at
tackle and at least two will be shifted
to other positions.
Coach Earl Neale is shortening
practice sessions due to the heat Of
the past few days. The roster shows
J5 candidates.
Evening star., 1927-09-16


LINCOLN FIELDS, Crete. ILL.,, Sep
tember 16.-Jack Dempsey is this
close today to the scowling ferocity of
his Toledo battle eight years ago when
he won the heavyweight title-he has
scored his first Knockout Of a sparring
partner since he started training here
three weeks ago.
Whitley Allen. q Boston 1S5-pOunder,
took a left-hook to the chin last night
and folded up for the evening. Allen
was the third of six Sparmates in
Dempsey's third moonlight workout,
which was put on before 100 visiting
sports writer's who had been grum-
bling about the secrecy Of Jacks prep
arations.
Mauls Kruger, Too.
Dempsey cut loose, too, against Ben.
ny Kruger. German heavyweight,
the last Of the six, but Kruger man.
aged to last out the round. The Ger
man battler caught two of those left
hooks, followed by right to the mid
section, which draped him on the
ropes.
In strange contrast to these two
periods of furious attack. Dempsey al
lowed Big Boy Peterson to throw
gloves at him for nearly half of their
round, apparently studying the rangy
New Orleans heavyweight for his re-
puted similarity to Tunney's upright
style.
Peterson stabbed the former cham
pion with several lefts to the head.
Evening star., 1927-09-16
KANSMEN ARE PRIMINC
FOR SHAMROCK CONTEST

worth League. Call Pete Ciango at
Columbia 9214-W.
Senator Juniors have carded Eski.
mos for tomorrow on diamond No. 4.
at 2 o'clock.
Sam Rice Midgets scored their
thirty-eighth victory of the season yes
terday when they defeated Montellos.
2 to 0. Bray allowed but two hits.
ROvers came from behind with 6
runs yesterday and defeated Corinth-
ians, 10 to Z. English led the attack.
McGill, Terry and Dyer starred yes.
terday as Hayes Midgets won over
Babe Ruths, to 5.
Joe Judge Peewees won easily from
Clark Griffiths yesterday, 13 to 0. eau
Adams 5401 for games with the win.
nerS.
Evening star., 1927-09-16


pairing for their last big game
n Of a big season on Sunday
i when they face Willie Glas-
GOES dangerous Shamrock con-
tingent on Arlington Horse Show
grounds at 3 o'clock Sunday.
Klansmen have scored % wins in 27
starts this season, holding two wins
over Herndon Fairlcus. Alexandria
Busmen and Hyattsville All-Stars,
while Maryland A. c., Jefferson Fire
men, District Heights and other strong
unlimited teams have been victims of
the knights.
Dick Hughes is expected to pitch
for the Khan nine, with Bennie
Wormsley and Tang Rainns in
reserve.
Potomac Wonders, the nine made
up of young pro players of the Dis
trict, which will engage Silver Spring
on Wheaton diamond Sunday in
double bill, will meet other local teams
during the remainder of the season.
Earl Moser is booking games at
Franklin 1853.
Hal Chase, Riverdale youth who
pitched for Chambersburg in the Blue
Ridge League, and Larry Boener. who
starred with Norfolk in the Virginia
League, will draw the mound assign
ments Sunday for the pros.
Gerharit probably win take the
mound for Mount Rainier on Sunday
when the District Engineer nine is
entertained on the Marylanders field
at o'clock. Maryland A. G. manager
is requested to- call the Noun. man.
ager at Hyattsvilie 220 between z and
O'Clock tonight.
Arlington AH-Stars will engage the
Green Valley Quicksteps on Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on Airing
ton diamond without the services of
Harrison, who has starred all season
for the Virginia nine. He suffered a
broken finger in game last week.
Corby Indians have tough foe
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock on Mount Rainier diamond.
Northeast Motor Co. nine contender
for; the unlimited title of Capital City
League Will furnish the opposition.
Corby players are asked to report at
Fifteenth and H streets at 2:30
o'clock.
Henry Riser is printing his Hyatts-
vile Ail-Stars for clash with Willie
Andrews National Circles on River
dale diamond Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Terminal Icemen and Freers are
booked for two games Sunday on
west Ellipse diamond at ] o'clock.
Both are contenders for senior class
laureis.
Duffy, Ehsers or Corson will pitch
for Takoma Tigers when they meet
Petworth A. c. nire tomorrow at 8
o'clock on Silver Spring diamond.
Players are asked to report at
o'clock.
Park View A. C.. nine will journey
to Alexandria on Sunday to meet Co
lumbia Firemen in two games on the
high school diamond starting at 1870
o'clock. Players are asked to call
Manager Johnson.
Cabin John will depend on the pitch
ing OF either Shipman or Cross Sun
day when Prospect A. c. visits Cabin
John field at 8 o'clock.
Corinthian Insect, Midget and Junior
mines will meet tonight at o'clock at
Immaculate Conception Hall, Eighth
and N streets.
Hilltop A. C.. would like to book
games for tomorrow and Sunday. Call
Manager Allen at Lincoln 4456 after
O'Clock.
A Sunday game is sought by Silver
Hill. Unlimited teams can book at
Marlboro 72-F-31 after o'clock
Junior Order diamonders seek a foe
having field for Sunday. Call Co.
lumbia 1888.
Week end games are sought by Tre-
mont Athletic Club, champions Of Pet