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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
12 BOUTS, 10 K. O.'S
Lively Meet In Norwich.-Put. nam Promoters Don't Know
 Billy Callavant

Ten knack9gt n q twelve bout card | record fof amateur boxing. l. wa hHHg au hE the Pastime \. e at NaENIcH last Friday night
 Tte feagtf6 boat of fhe evening Weat t8 BIib GailagaHt of Putnam. according t5 the announced decision and Hea local fght fam are asking each atdgr W1a Bi5ls GallaeaHt=is No
 Hrh has=f= known ta thfnlast ardent ir'uam aaH Har 'a Dan fr5deaI one ut tte promoters and tetmaEerz of thu l5fHm SHaHtlHe tIuh
 Paz his eaIlasa8f ea5ae te adopt thF Putnam aluH fl feht # f56 pound aad a vhHiwf5 fez.Iz + 7eisfe- fa fgtt under the calae- of thr lGrat afPaHIzatian zee tat he make himself known
 tG Hterest ta amateur promoter was q statement made bV state Box ing Gemmi iouer Thomas F pHHahH= who was at The rlngsida The com missioner. au speaking of the A. \ L. under the rules af which amateur bouts are staged does not control bay ing in Connecticut and never has. This was in answer tn f question put bv some Of fhe boxers who were under the impression that if they boxed af an unsanctloued show they would be class cd as professionals Commissioner Denahue cited several eases where professional seconds and matchmakers were used in amateur bouts in other sections of the state Mir nunahue eompllmented Mr. Quinn on the way the show had been conducted
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
ALSO RUNNING
F.. of C. Increases Distance Be- tween Their Total Score
 and Odd Fellows

he Knights opened the gap and f Is widening to such an extent thaf nt Odd Fellows arp in the "aIsa ran class Tte kaceys defeated their guests from Pomfret street last Thurs daE evening l2 to f the t1saI faH che series now standing K of C. 36. odd Fellows 16
 The Odd Fellows won the only crib haee game and the Knights the ong l9oi game and a' bid whist the Knights won by H to g. Odd Fellows win ning teams were shaw and Talbot over Welch and l.. Giraca F. Andrew and Perry over Dayert and II Benou af whist and Fish and Almqdist oyer Liz8tte and J Charron at erbbago K ef z. won at pool Ran and Gleu= Tier defeating II sHaHue and A sharpe and at whI-t. Bologna and M Harper HaH over King and Warren MeGarfy and B Rice oyer J Clifford and SWansan Lighf ard lazieua asef Mann and Arnold ! Riee and G'GeHs nor afer EaEH= and Gard M0HtejIie aHd Ken haw over Neiherf and Car HeHteE Biie2 aHd Bourgeois over Rust and handler Rlessis and Irving over Horne aas ' murrarfv. Egmtliard and St OHge aHer Keller ard [ Taurtel- Iatfe , B09e and Martin over Bates and Reynolds. Carey and McGauley aytr k Andrew and II Johnson. G Girara and L. Phaneuf over Campbell and T0prtellotte
 The next Fames will be played in 0dd Fellows Hall Thursday evening. December %. being omitted chs week
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
ABINGTON

Grange Whist will be held at Grange Hall this Friday evening at 500 e. clock.
 Mrs. r. K Haines and Miss Jane Haines were in Boston the first of the week
 A. C. Botham. W. W. Harris and A II Amidon were in Webster Mas. on Sunday
 Christmas exercises at the Congre- eatienal church will be held this fThursdayl evening
 Mr. and Mrs Turner Upton and ehldren-of Norwich were Sunday wis itors at Fred Botham s.
 Miss Alice Ridge Of Eastford was weekend guest with Mrs Baliock and Miss Esther Mae eNaught.
 Mrs. Minnie Erskine left on Thurs day morning for Saxon River. Vt. where sheawiil visit two of her chil- dren.
 B,ft Whit house returned home on Tuesday after being patient for several days at the Day kimball Hos .pital
 Mss Katherine Hawkes. of Tufts College is spending her vacation with her parents, Rev. and Ms. c E.. Hawkes..
 Bred Thornton while ehopping wood aa Eaf hIs foot aHd was talk sa f tHe Day kmball Hospital for tHasttH44etf
 tt00fHE ami Virginia Paine af fr.aiI lHisea ife arrived in town
 de ta Heal parf 4t fheir
 thar parents AIr and Afr Paine 14 Ela
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 es feizes were held al hlHat.zi. --.#i9s#ssI lHstiaV after. Haan. ne af n.aa and songs by tha children he= grammar and pri= mary rooms each had thcir own tree Nith presents aad candy far all the children
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
UNION

Ia8e EIl Tinker visiting her sraadparents Mr and Mrs charles Tinker If Springfield. Mass
 Mir and Mrs Duncan af Emlsyl 2aHia WeTg Euasf4 af ReV aad Mir II \ Coolidge Che aast week.
 The Christmas eNerrisss af The church and community. Viil b6 u he church Saturday evening December 2ith at 7:80 o'clock
 Mrs. Wm keeuhardt and two sons are keeping hoasg ri Stafford vile for the winter, while employed in the pearl button shop
 The Center and the Red schools had their entertainment and Christmas trees Tuesday evening Rock Meadow held theirs Wednesday evening, and the East school Wednesday after noon.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
pr. L. l. Mason Injured
 When Auto Tips Over

Dr. La4 HaspH @fHHaatle rhr-iciar. 8f,an uzea aS ar expert by ee fate= H criminal and widely known throughout lH. county. aas injured EeH h5 aI e tipped aFe9 ia=s ff#lHs nafHlIze ZllIll in Sa8fH gaz zssl#.F fhH aHbg aace fEaas St ls Hh Hospital 5fher. Dr. Masan sarEeaH. eas sgH 5Hs dF5 ] ba sas fashed to the hospital Tor eN animation | was found that be Ua= atEe eHIaz from shock and aH \ IsaE photograph disclosed fhat his meek was badly WreHebeI bug Che nIusy ls uot serious.
 Dr. Aasau.s chauF ls @a+ aif*hF and In -Ee e4t 4ltH- -tHe 4+et0t we're Mrs. Mason and friend fhe zllp= nery road eaased the ear e skid and < turned eser#HH de HRaast aH In haHkUaHt
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
John O'Donnell, F ather
 of Mrs. John Whalen

Nrs John Whaleu. Bellevue street. Wa- called 10 Norwich Tuesday hS the death If her father. John 0sl1on npH. who died at his home on Central avenue about clock Tuesday morn lHg
 Mf 0BonnpIl was born in Ireland a5,t came e thi~ country when young man and foftf hs years ago was married in Norwich n Ms Mary Nul laa For q number 4f years Frevl- I ta h.z retirement he va ia fhe #Hiss Hf the Norwich < Worcester tf, < YN N 2 < T rajl a5 H. survived Hs ats dauEH=
 Hamher # etandrhildren
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
 ATTAWAUGAN

The supper and sale of fancy arti- eles by the LB \. held last Wed nosday evening, was success in every way. \ good sum was netted for the treasury after bountful supper. there was community singing and games.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Peek of South Lyme spent the weekend with Mrs. Peck's parents, Mr and Mrs. C. A. Proulx Mir and Mrs. Arthur Proulx of Putnam spent Sunday with them also. Other callers for the day were. Mrs Minnie Horton. son George Hor- ton and four children of Worcester Mir. Horton and family were dinne9 guests of Mir and Mrs. Ralza Hor- ton.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
P. H. s. Play and Bazaar
 Financial Success

Principal r l.. Robinson af the Putnam high school and Mss Rachel Hurlbut. treasurer af tue Nickel Bazaar. held ArH1istiee Day and tbe day following. af fhe high school. rez port that the venture uetted Sa03 !3 for tn. school athletic association. The school faculty and student body are grateful for tbe geHeraus ea-9Herai iefa of the different organizations and In= diyiduals that heiped make t1e asizsiar such a success.
 1t is also stated that rfe eH.aE play. aBabe given at th, Bradley rhea tre Friday evening December 4tht made net profit of sf95.03.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
ATTAWAUGAN

Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Aubin were callers in Moosup Sunday evening
 William Reeves of Central Falls vis- tied Sunday with MT and Mrs. Oliver Tatrault.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Provost and baby of North Grosvenordale were callers sunday with Mir and Mrs. Jo- seph Aubin.
 The funeral of Adelard Brousseau was held Saturday at St Joseph's church. Dayvillc Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery. Mir Brousseau is survived by his wife and seven chil- dren.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
Definite Selection
 New Postoff1ce Site

Washington. p S.. Dee 21
 Special to The Patriot postoilice department and treasury department officials here are now considering Farfous reeomme ndatiens as ta post office site H Putram n efforts Co de tefmlne the mos feasible and most desirable plot for the new federal huJ Hing. according fa advice from the department of the treasury Al sur geFs af the eify that Hil3 be made haze been raW completed and the Hext action w.Il be tine definite seiee- eeH 0f size.
 J8 AHeH she final action Rii be taken H the choice 5f tbe land trea aify officials are unable fa saE
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
ALI. PUTNAM HIGH
Nothing In Doubt But Size of Score
 tnOpeninR Game

NtAa sea56 = ta aad allaaf #tbe s5eand stgg players faishshz The uaeqHal eart, Putnam High has ketball aantett aHeued is season =Ali | Eua H1TH pf that Rh5#.e is iaa taaH aeir opponents. A. he. Che egHJe Was #aa
 5te amy lnfea-t Hl= araea a H=aaz#8Hie Was=zftss .aaabt I6t If the final score 35as the onll Haterial unknown taet= ar 0f thp Putnam ah tfea faIty =f0e paIH te opponents five points fu the f=- half.
 l8ate and ShaHa were the bright lights for Putnam Bove scoring thin fv five of thu laea teams points. Iotle of Burrillvilie ss4red four of the points bis team H4 de the others being scattering
 summary
 Putnam Codg and Leo If Bove BefaAlnis Mr8n sham. Weiss
 Wheaton eas quot, Ross rg, Don asgH. SHbiH Greeu Y
 EuHrii'Vifi5 fle If. Stantell lt. " Nttaue=e. Neafher Harris rf Nrtbarue. I1t Goals from Rave ShaaH Cody. f Lee. !
 Aesss z; Donovan
 Sta#alI Fl. MeCahe. tsaaI= f#H Bove. [; Shann. ] Donovan. .a.c ? N McCabe, 1 Reteree. noNa f e \ C. Timer. Arnold of PatHa
 Preceding the High school game. fine second team efeated the Junior Nidggts, composed If boys in the Junior class If the high school by a score nf 4f-5.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
TWO FAST GAMES

The Five Aces won fron the Pin Shop and the Headquarters Company won from Grosvenordale in two inst games of basketball in Che Quinebaug Valley league in the High school gym Rasium Tuesday night. The final scores were. Aces 19. Pin Shop l6: Headquarters 24. Grosvenordale Bak. CTS %.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
WEBSTER BOXING BOUTS
 WERE AGAIN POSTPONED

The thirty rounds of hoNine te have been put ou last Thursday evening in V ehster under The auspices If the Webster Reys' Clah. were again post- poned and will not he held until af- ter the first of the year. r. was discov- cred at the last minute that the de- tails for conducting the bouts under the state boxing laws had not been fully taken care of
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22

Leavenheath, village in Suffolk. England, has eighty bachelors out of q total population of about one hun dred.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
ELks INCREASE LEAD
Mssons Lagging Behind Again In
 Sports Contests

Tho Nasen- are losing ground in Iheir indoor tournament with tho Elk he Blk arr beginning heir consist mt winning every Monday night a. ~as ae casc last year Whether it b. d9g 70 the run of the cards or the kill #ef herlayers may De leff to any 4's'e5s sllffaIsI but facts are facts. The Nasens were hehind n the contest last Monday evening by four points the
 hefHs F 10 The f4tal for the
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 sfHu resulted as follow f Elks appearing ftst
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
Bridge

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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
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VANDALE ALLEYS

Standing Of teams for week end ng Dee. IT. 1927.
Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22
Bid Whist

Buleef and NiguaBlt defeated Seha18ys md Shaw. Nheatlee and Baure,ais defeated Thutstop and Ar Halas ilaek kiH and BaftHIaUme de# feaied Diamond and Mass MilIer and \ H1 U9a defeated GiG fl fHd kus Rarf6 aHd taraHauea Ia.t t4z E F and Baker.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-12-22

Hieh team tofal Clerks High team stung Clerks High average Simmons High three strings Simmons High Single retrgault
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-13
Harry King, Little Sank
Loses Foot In Cutter
Attempting to Remove Cloreed
Corn from Silage Cutter, Foot
Gets Into Machine

A particularly distressing acct
dent took place at A. ". Arnold
farm in Little Sank SATURDAY
morning about nine o'clock
Harry King, while attemrhino
to fix silage cutler, got his fool
into the knives and it was shaved
off through to the middle of the
ankle. 1t was terrible accident
very painful and will cripple him
for life.
Harry, together with Mr.. Arm.
old and David Anderson. also
others, was busy at work filing The
silo on the Arnold farm. The 81
lage cutter belonged to several
farmers in the neighborhood and
Harry had been engaged with his
tractor to furnish the power. One
of the rollers which guides and
moves the corn stalks through the
cutter got out of place and Harry
got on top of the cutter to clear
out the clogged machine. Express
aions differ as to just how the acct
dent happened, but in any event in
kicking either the roller down in
to place or the corn stalks through
the machine his foot was caught
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-13

by the revolving knives and be-
fore he could remove it, it had
been literally shaved, slice at a
time, until more than half his foot
was cut off.
The silage cutter was running at
full speed, which means that the
knives were revolving very fast.
His foot, including all the bones,
was shaved as clean as if the
knives had been cutting cheese.
The incident helps to show the
power of these knives, taIs well as
the dangerous poss Utilities of sill
age machinery. The injured man
was seized at once and helped
from the machine. David Ander-
son, assisted by the others, hur-
riedly tied a section Of the inner
tube of tire around his instep
and bound it tightly with binder
twine. This tended to stop the flow
of blood and in ali probability
saved his life. Harry was hurried
to town as fast as possible and the
wound dressed at the Quinlan hos
rital. For several days his con-
dition was such and his pain so
severe that vislsors were denied
admittance to see him. However,
he is resting easier and from now
on his recovery IS merely matter
of time.
Harry is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. IL. King, of Little Sank.