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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

@T has been brought to our at
tention that the basketball
team representing the Ar
senal Technical High School of this
city faces an unusually hard sched-
ule Friday and Saturday. On the
first of those two named evenings
the Green and White will clash
with Warren Central. Now, no
doubt. half of the gigantic student
body at the east side school already
has formed the definite opinion that
Warren Central will be set-up. That
is where we step in. The Techites'
game with Warren will be real
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06
CITY BOWLING GOSSIP

The Silver Flash team of the
Capitol No. l League made big
gain in the close and exciting race
Of this loop by winning all three
of their games from the 3-F Coffee
team Wednesday night, while the
Werbe- Meissen boys were downing
the Ehn-Roes two out of three:
The Marott team continued it's
swift pace and won it's series from
the II. E. Schmitt outfit and dropped
these boys down to fourth place.
Robbins Body, putting on a finish of
1,013, managed to take the last game
from the Coca-Cola outfit. The
Cookies" annexed the first two.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

The Century Ladies' League
Wednesday night, the 1900 Whirl-
pools, Mooney Mueller Ward, Harris
NJ. IT. Co. ,-U-Knos and Century Bob
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

Other 500 shooters were: English,
SAT; Hueber, 623; Kramer. COL;
Lovich, 623, and Man" Schott, 627.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

Jeans Hottentots will play the Bright
wood Demon girls basketball team at the
y w. G a. tonight The game will start
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

It is most gratifying to note the
stand the association directors take
in the matter of Withdrawing teams
from the floor. It follows:
"The board of control of the 1. H..
S. A. A. deplores the action of any
one withdrawing team from an
athlete contest and announces that
such action in the future will jeO-
pardize the standing of the school
taking such action i'm the i. Ii. 5.
A. A."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

Bob Hukle was in the form which
made him high mar in the Century
League Monday night, when he
rolled CSC, and came back with
games Of 212, 265 and 173. for a
total of $50, which made him the
leader again This gives Bob a total
of 1886 for his weeks work, an av-
erage of 223 per game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

Five games passed the 1000
mark, the 1851 of the Coca Cola
team in its middle game being
high.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

The Stutz Motor five Of the City Basket
ball League, desires dates with teams over
the State, games on the road Write G..
L.. Sawin, Stutz Morton Car Company, In
dianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

The westview Baptist senior and junior
basketball teams desire games for Friday
night. Call Belmont 3901-J between 9
and 7 p. m.
The Hoosier Aces won their eighth and
Flyers 25;24, Tuesday night and the Ed
win Ray Baptist 1874. Wednesday night;
The north side quintet has open dates and
desires games with fast city teams playing
ia the 17-1S-year-old class. Call Ran
dolph 6l60 or write James Smith. us w.
Thirty First St
The Woodside Juniors added two vic
tories to it's string Tuesday night by de
feating the Indianapolis Triangles, 1919
and the West Park Seniors. PAS. For
games with the Juniors write Roy Baker,
2414 Southeastern Ave. Greenfield and
Munae take notice.
After losing to the woodside Juniors
29l4, Monday night. the Heath Eagles de-
teated the Edwin Rays 1920 Tuesday
The Eagles play the Central U. B. team to-
night. For games with the Heath FIVE.
cali. Webster 1000 during office hours and
ssl Tor Clearwater.
The 3. L. b meters ran their total
string of victories up to seventeen Wednes-
az night. when they defeated the Indian
100 j., r yers at the Hawthorne communi is
hou-" - to 9. The victory made two in
q, row tins week for the b. L. B.s. as they
4 ieated the Tabernacle Baptsts Monday
winners. was high point man in both
Games. Monday. night he registered ten
field goals and Wednesday night seven. To-
night the winners will meet the Heath
Memorial team at the Hawthorne com
munity house at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-06

The retiring board members are
Lee O. Baird and G.. G. Eppley. The
new board members are J. Fred
Hull, Kentland, and Harry Nixon.
Portland.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

1902 PARK ROAD NV.
. rooms and bath with large kitchen; S45.
3 rooms and bath. with large kitchen:
S55. Gas and electricity furn. Has Just
been redecoFated.
THE FARADAY 1900 IRVING ST. NV.
New Housekeeping sn1 bachelor suite: $40
and up: elevator. Resident manager.
THE ABsECoN 1906 T ST. NV,
2 rooms, kitchen and bath: SIS
3 rooms, Kitchen and bath: S80.
NORTHWEST SUBURB
? rooms, kitchen and hath $40. In very
good condition. Inspect this bargain at once.
3034 RoDMAN ST. NV. tCleve. ParlS).
Exclusive location Detached building
with lawns. rooms, kitchen and bath
$50 and up.
DISTRICT APARTM1
923 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

115 NEW YORK AVE NV.
= I rooms, kitchen. and bath: nice porch.
THE ROCKsB0RO. 17f7 n ST NV.
l room. kitchen and bath, So. 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath: $50 and up. Elevator
service. Resident manager on premises.
1885 PHELPS PL. NV. fNr Conn, Ave0
Suite Of . rooms, kitchen and bath
with usuAbIe reception hall; S75. rooms.
kitchen and bath with large reception hall:
Sl1O. Elevator. Resident manager.
THE DRURY
3i21 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
] room and bath S30-S35 Ideal for light
housekeeping. Don't miss this exceptional
bargain,
STANLEY ARMS. 1925 18th ST NV
Near Mass. ave: 24-hour elevator service.
One room. dining aleove, kitchen and bath:
equipped with Murphy bed and large closets.
$50 and up. Residential manager.
MT CORPORATION,
Main 4Q2Z.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

THE RoCKIEDGE. o456 goth ST. NV,
Excellent apartment builqtng overlook.
ing Rock Creest Park. Elevator ,, sery-
and bath One room reception han and
bath non hoassek9eep2lns 2a IS9 S d9fa1ds ROOM.
rooms huilt.tn tubs Newly decorated,
Reasonable rents. Resident manager
THE -ouEENsBoRo, 1914 18th ST;
Excellent apartment house within walk
one room reception hall kitchen and
bath Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
reasonable rents. Resident manager on
premises Ehyator service,
73e PARK ROAD NV
Apartments Of one room, kitchen. din
iG NTH a'9F M9FoRy ref9si' bed Two Two rooms batR attn
kitchen and screened porch. Refdent
manager. Apt. 4,
THE. OTTAWA, 1904 18th ST.
Attractive apartment OF seven large
rooms and bath: garage; porch.
31e6 10Th ST. NV.
6ath, S55 to $50 Newly renovated,
3o24 coNNEcT1cGT AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath Three
1884 IRVING ST. NV
elagtricity; earage; entirely repapered.
3117 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Three rooms kitchen and bath: S3550
month.
9i5 LONGFFLLOW ST NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath sac 80 to
$50 month. Three rooms. kitchen and
bath $3.50 month.
'l4GS HARVARD ST. NV
Excellent apartment of one room, kitCh
en-, bath and reception hall, $50 mo
I4s0 GIRARD ST. NV.
Corner building. Apartments of five
rooms and bath. S61 so month.
1861 PARK ROAD NV
Two rooms. kitchen ant bath, S52 80 TO
SEQ.
1916 KALORAMA ROAD NV
FUnr rooms and bath; porch very rea
eonabe rent.
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Three rooms kitchen and bath. S55 TO
$50. Convenient to Arcadia Market.
THE BERLIN. Z IOWA CIRCLE
Two rooms. kitchen and bath, $3.50.
SIG ST. NV
Four rooms and bath, $50 mo.
Try Co, INC,
PHONE MAIN 1904.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NFAR 35th AND Il sTs. NV. uNFUR.
nished apartu7eut in a remodeled house. with
garden , bedrooms living room. kitchen.
hath and nnrah fnl North 122T-
Evening star., 1927-04-24
NORTHUMBERLAND,


500 CASH IS ALL YOU
need to take over a two-bed-
room, living room, bath, kitchen
and dinette cooperative apart
mcnt in brand-new building.
Has large private porch, all CON
veniences, and is an outside
apartment. Owner is leaving
town and will sacrifice his equity
for sale to responsible party.
Monthly expenses, including up
keep, remarkably low. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Address
Box l43-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
sAI.F-CO. .opERATIyE ApTS

from oue room to three rooms H. dinette
and bath. Exceptional terms. Lot equity
considered in exch. Some apts. for rent.
sec us Guicll Monday for May / possession
QUICK REALTY co, INC. Realtors,
CIaE nE-T Min hAH2
Evening star., 1927-04-24
RENT HoUsEs-uNFuRNIsnEn.

SEVEN ROOMS. AND BATH AMI DG z
ble garage SIS 4th st ne lincoln 6"gW
or 800 + st ne. Reasonable nrice
20i5 NAYLOR RD Sc E~BRICK: F{N IS
rooms. tile bath ami. large yard raEEabfe
party. rent $3.50 rer month.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
,..-'.. .s. .s----=.----
3 ROOMS AND 9 BATHS

G. w. SIMPSON co.
1924 Vermont Ave. FraHsin 57no
Evening star., 1927-04-24
na 1o.h 9, NJ. > = |, " .l.i ~ KEY.
aSOD 33rd ST.
GHEXY EHAQE En rn

CHEVY CHASE-S6g so
Detached house with rooms complete
bath. 2-car garage. finished attic storage
room aud other features. This Is an eNcep-
uonal bargain and YOU should inspect 10 az
once. Key at Office
CAFRITZ
14th y u. Main 90S0
Evening star., 1927-04-24

900 18th 81
(C0R 10Th AND EYE ST@.G
Modern S-StoFy Building
/ Room. Kitchen and Bath.
Some with Porehes.
- Hour Service.
Elevators and switchboard.
Resident ManaGer.
2S07 CONN. AVE
fWOODLEY PARK SECTION
I room. dressing closet with Murphy bed
breakfast room. kitchen and bath.
. rooms recepti0n hall. breakfast room,
kitchen and bath.
breakfast rooms and kitchens arc COM
Elevator and Radio Service.
Resident Manager.
CAPITAL VISTA
@1t DELAWARE AVE.
fJust south of Capitol 0rouudsl
room. diucttc, kitchen and bath.
= rooms reception hall. kitchen and hatp
Resident Manager.
o109 81.
CONVENIENT TO downtown
! rm, dining alcuye hit and bath. S4n.Qp
2 rms. dining aleUyc Eit. aud bath, 3@.oV
M3rphy Beds in Al Apartments
THE PRINCETON
22l5 1ftb ST.
rooms. bath and porch 81. ....,.. T3-s.Op
Manager on Premises.
$50 IoNGFELJOW ST.
THE BRIGHT.
rooms, Kitchen and bath. ...s.,.s. S4@.50
SHANNON &
Z n
Evening star., 1927-04-24
ArAklaleN.rs-uNFuRNlsHEp

1901 MASS. AVE.
! and 2 rooms, kitchen, bath
and porch; downtown location.
Resident manager.
w. Fl. WEST CO.,
| o16 18th St. Main 1000.
rHE ALIEN, e4Io aoh St. -.
looking Rock Creek Park Apartments
Of two rooms kltchauette and bath.
Resident manager Apt. lo9,
DORsTAE HALL $500 GEORGIA AVE-
Coruer hutiding in souls Addition Two
OF four rooms and baths porch, showers
cedar closets
THE ASHLEY. 2038 1sth sT,
-Four rooms Kitchen and b2th: porch;
THE SORRENTO,
2233 18th Street.
Five Rooms and Bath,
sos Month.
e535 18TH ST. NV
Ants. Of two rooms Eitohen, 2na bath
month
Four rooms and bath. reception hall:
large rooms and cl9sets
361s CONNECTICUT AVE
Two rooms kitchen. reception hall and
kitchen recoptton hall and bath, SO
month.
BOO .wARDFR ST. NV.
Two rooms lsltchen. r,aac.apption han and
bath, three rooms, ktt@hru, reception
T..,lH
Evening star., 1927-04-24
GEO. w..LINKlNs. 1888 DE SALES ST. MAIN 1oloo

1920 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Lowest Rents n City.
rooms kitchen anu bath ...,s, $4,000
rooms kitchen and bath, large ~ ~,
; rooms kitchen. and bath 49,. $500
l7l5 ST NV
Z rooms Gitchen and bath $50 50 and $40 90
room, dining aic0Ee Kitchen and
batn ....s..'.' 1o'oY
1918 CORCORAN ST NV.
rooms kitchen and bath ,...... SAP so
i room. kitchen and bath, ......... $500
1920 CALIFORNIA ST NV.
rooms, kit. and bath: on front Of 20 %
bidEs r...'.. 2fb.VV
144S GIRAgD sT. NV
room dining aiCove Kitchen ana
bath. large dressing closet Murphy -
bed gas included sac 90. S3000
2lI6 KALORAMA RID NV.
Overlooking tho Nav Million Dollar
NonBr"ttcug Avenue Bridge
3 rooms ? baths. ................., 90
rpuu.- 4nu patu % TO
rgtrFs au} hath uJErh $50 hJ
rooms kIlnhuA aud bath 0oreb 80 bU
room kitchen and oath nOFeh 81 90
room ard nqth . ,......... 35 90
500 20th sT. NV
New Fireproof Building.
2f-hour Switchboard and EIegator seryies.
l and rooms and bath. $1,000. $3.50
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
DOWN FROM UP THERE

IN these still early those flyers who come oa
 of the heavens and nestle neghborng pasture lot and offer rides for five dollars throw going to find plenty of Everybody know how feels to be up there. only for few expensive minutes What do the nd Elders and Ghamberans and experience thousand feet ap2 To have had he experience once Is to aid the mental picture Of accounts Of aerial ae compshment However the results of flying experiences differ We happen be of the class that still finds aviation the most uncomfortable of ocomoton in the world Grant all the courage and the glory the flyers They can take the glory but prefer the comfort Of the good firm earth Evidently our feelings shared by of of local young men who flight last Sunday Once up one o them turned to the other and said great No from the other moment ater "There's the Congregational Church. No answer silent gripping his hand rod and looking straight ahead When the pair had landed the first young man said to the Didn't hear when spoke 10 you up there2" Sure said the other and could have knocked your block off !'
 But it is longer trip that counts. Two men flew rom Paris 10 London They the Channel and had rocky desperate up Croydon They landed after Yoy age of groggy little easek deaf from the nces san roar of propellers their and smarhg Fagqed they went their hotel and turned in In the middle of inc night one heard his companion theshng about inc bed in the next Aren't you aseep2 he called Sleep?" said other What do mean sleep with every little village England running around under the bed.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT
PUBLISHED BY
HANDS OFF FIRE AND POLICE!

yITE sincerely hope that the local political furry of which
 " gave warning this column last week is dying natural and sensible From the political lighthouse looking foggy chatter and would that the will the during the administration which ending Reasonable citizens have apparently quashed
 against the Water Committee composed of Messrs Richard Rogers Dubois Mr Dubois has been nominated Richard should be the choice of both parties for Mayor Rogers services Alderman deserve his Ward There could not be found better candidate for Adermanat-Large than MT. Ames
 There abroad however which deserves atten- ton simple that if there any truth in il all it should the head from the This the possible elimination by city government of Ralph l. Thuson from post chief the Fire Department If there the the activities of of the cand then the city very we'll do without the vices candidate than they do without Mir Thason A chief of the Fire Department Mr Thurson gives the city perhaps the finest contribution of single city servant careful in his attention duties has made thorough and complete study of fire hazards and has than compeently the head of the department would be easier to find good aldermen than would be head for the fire gardng the busting Thuson and Captain Jarvis only from political mischefmakers bearing spiefu grudge possessing idea of gain for self.
 In opinion it would be well for Putnam in consider first the welfare of the city before taking sides and discussing personalities in the coming elections With Mr Richard in office the mayoralty be in the hands of sincere hard working citizen We hope that the majority of the present council will be returned and hope that above all things Police and Fire Departments will be marked Hands or from Election Day onward
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE

3270T Alice Davis vs George C.. Davis. Superior Court. State of Con necticut. County of Hartford, October II. 1927.
 upen complaint in said cause brought tu said Court. at Hartford, in said County. on the first Tuesday af June. 1927. and now pending, claiming Il divorce and the custody 0f three minor children, 1t not appearing to this Court that the defendant has received notice of the tendency of said com plaint. and it appearing to this Court that the defendant last dwelt at Put nam. Connecticut, 1t is ORDERED That notice of the institution and pen deney of said complaint shall be given the defendant by publishing this order in the Putnam Patriot, a newspaper published in Putnam. Connecticut, once a week for two successive weeks commencing on or before Oct 2S, 1927 By order of the Court. c. H. GLOVER CAMPBELL. Assistant Clerk of Supe rior Court 43-44
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
RoosEvELTs, BIG AND LITTLE

CONSIDERING the that the eldest son of Theodore O Roosevelt who lately Wuperaed Governor Alfred E Smith of New York in speech which had best be forgotten Democrats and Republicans alike was very graceful gesture on the part the Governor in recent proca
 i 4 refer n the elder Roosevelt of the Americans t be remembered as amonr he truly great Last Thursday
 kad inc svt{nntT am v sav the birth of Theodore posevet and though his 1e really very recent date he has with startling rap become almost u"eitoiai s - Nforo than for agfe .6aAsbmeut he is remembered for the vibrant and exhuh aaahE ot ms pefsoha'S' a
 the many facets of his efa eouVauoh anu ioi ,i e peculiar hold which he hf 1Faoat ms Hie on a pV
 i.s. ,.s almost tfevf f it's admiration Few or none f tho C,oties have des upon the younger Roosevelt The pre ler fought and 2neme and irlehas ne won arf His hat awaN the ilng Ills son N oi sliaie
 , mistakes of the yoe ager Roosevelt apparently are , errors of a man still unaequained with the
 s o,;.;es and statesnanship From the outside
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
THE EAGERNESS OF SPEECH

WYE have been especially impressed lately by the facility with " which real unreal passes from to in small community There unfortunate recent which informed within the hour of its happening less than twice by telephone In the of walk be- the railroad station and the Citizens National Bank told of the event four times For the when fully founded truth its communication has true value But passed by word of mouth grows all too ire queny naccuraey eager of the has little tell but scandal and scandal of good to the newspaper have literally heard scandal grow from whisper whrwnd and then, in the face 8 complete calm Disproven the
 monger gets that he has spoken though he will quote the old adage there smoke there fire Not all ways this What sometimes appears be smoke only the poisonous vapor faehood One be careful in the repetition gossip information Not all people are by any malicious but heavenshow all of us like to talki
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
AUCTION NOTICE

gy Witter Bro Auctioneers, OHs e 42 Main St. Danielson, Conn We will sell for Nh Raymond Whea ton at his Sunny Brae Farm" locat- ed on Park street. Putnam. adjoining the Putnam Country Club Golf Links, on Wednesday. Nov 9 at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. his highly valuable herd of Federal accredited high grade cows in the various stages of milk, pair of the best farm horses in the state, a new Burton-Page milking machine, electric brooder for 100 chicks. l potato digger. l potato planter l potato sorter or grader, potato sprayer. 1 potato hoer and hiller, l riding cultivator. sulky blow. two horse steel land roller l seeder, manure spreader l steel horse rake, steel hand roller. harnesses, farm wagon. lip cart. small tools of all kinds. etc \ useful variety of house hold goods also go in the sale \ spe- eia sale at ? o'clock ?. ms of acres ef good field corn. shocked. If stormy first day after. Lunch available al noon Auetioueef.s Notice This is one of the better class If farm sales and should prove profitable one te attend as Mr Wheaton is positively retiring from the farming business.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
AUCTION NOTICE

By Witter Bro Auetioneers, Off. ce 42 Main Streas. Danielson. Conn. of an administrators sale of high grade household furniture to settle the estate of the late Melvina Dragon al the last residence of the deceased located at Gilman St, Putnam, Conn, on Monday November 7th at II o'clock a. m sharp as described An attractive piece Queen Anne dining room set in dark walnut con sistine of chairs, table and buffet, oak dining table and several chairs, 9 piece tapestry upholstered parior set. piece leather upholstered libra ry set, 1 oak chamber set. several oak dressers and commodes, oak ward robe. 2 single brass beds, springs and silk floss mattresses. single oXidized beds, springs and fine mattresses. new refrigerator. white enamel kitchen table. kitchen cabinet. mirrors. clocks. pictures, and braided rugs. l art square. collection Of glassware crockery and cooking utensils. The of the entire lot is most ex- eellent. Special -ale at o'clock ?. m. of l highly valuable upright piano practically new Terms of sale cash. If stormy the sal, all occur on Tues day. Nov. x. 1921 Safe by order ot Alexander Gilman Administrator of estate= C. T. A 44
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Al Court If Probate holden at Woodstock. within and for the Dis trie Of Woodstock. on the 2sth day of October. \. D., 1927. Present, Robert E Harris. Judge On motion of Flora F Eddy. P o. address, East N oodstoek. Conn. adminisuatriN on tf iutestate state of Byron F. Eddy late If Woodstock. within said dis triet deeeased. This Court doth de cree that six months from date here of be allowed and limited for credit ors of said estate to exhibit their claims agans. he same to the admin stratrix and directs that public notice be given If tits order by advertising in a newspaper published in Putnam having d circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sirnpu in said town of Wood stock. nearest the place where the deceased last iwelt Certified from Record. ROBERT F.. HARRIS, Judge.
 44
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
FURTHER DISILLUSlON

yF revelations this week regarding the misconduct of office
 m Town clerl Treasurer Dyer Elliott of Thompson after twenty wears of service only than moneery consideration community but the sad disappointment Ill a public long trusted What we wonder can oe the
 mental processes the public servant office which leads him o the mshandng of public rust The ohense discovered
 bs man. whether makes good his losses or not Is forever branded community which he calls home but more sr;n sill k the effect misdeed the community m general The desire ones fellow man dwlndles and III ts place grows protect the individual and the community a any With this comes bitterness and hafd- ness of feeling that lasts frequently through generations of tune
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
LOST

LosT-On Monday between Florence street and Giraca store an old fash toned black stone brooch. set with q gold leaf Telephone 794. A
 LOST-A small purse containing a sum of money. Last Friday Octo- Der 2S probably on South Main street. Finder kindly return 1t to MRS. CARRIE B. GASGolGNE, s4 South Main street and receive re- ward. 44
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03
AUCTION NOTICE

By Witter Bros. Auctioneers. Of fee 82 Main St., Danieison, Cam. We will sell at public auction for Mrs. Au. gust Danielson at her residence at So. Woodstock, Conn, on the state road leading 10 Pomfret Conn, on Satur- day. Nov. I2, at 1 o'clock P. NJ. rain or shine. a large and useful variety of household goods of every description in first class condition. Terms cash
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Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03

Worsted'' thread or yarn is 90 called because it was first made, early in the 18th century. in Worstead, Nor folk hire, England The name of the town was at that time spelled Nors- ted.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03

Singing teakettles have been manu- faetufed and usrd by the Japanese for many centurion. Musical sounds come forth only when the water b0iIs for they are produced by steam bubbles escaping from beneath thin sheet at iron fastened closely together near the bottom of the kettle.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-03

New York city's 900 traffic police men are being summoned to police hsadqgarters tn groups of 100 and l50 for special instruction in the proper way to raise wave and flip their hands 90 that the motions ssi!l lee entirely uni form.