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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24
Suburban for Sale
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

FIVE ACRES: a new lrome of four rooms.
well, electric lights, good highway. Con-
solidated school, 5000. lot. or a cheap
rental starts you. MR.. EASTBURN. Irv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24
Farms Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange

TO RENT 10 TO 80 ACRES
near city: good buildings: immediate pos
session. Box B go Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24
Automobiles for Sale

Foreclosures
The
other Fellows Loss Is Your Gain.
The
unpaid balance refinanced for youswith a
small down payment and balance monthly.
PARTIAL LIST BELOW.
'27 Hudson coach; run ! 500 miles.
'27 Studebaker sport roadster.
'27 Star 6 roadster.
at Star sedan; $500 miles.
'26 Oldsmobile de luxe coupe.
'26 Ford Tudor; equipped.
'27 Pontiac coach; never titled.
'27 Chevrolet cabriolet, never titled
"a Durant 4 sedan; cheap.
"a Oakland coupe "a pickup.
Wills St. Clair sedan.
rs Essex coach; run $500 miles.
"a Buick sport roadster, $685..
"a Essex 4 coach, $3.50.
Packard standard 8. 4-passenger.
Davis coupe never titled.
Diamonds. radios or cars accept in trade.
Car Owners Finance
and Motor Sales CO.
323 N. Pennsylvania st.
Never closed
Riley 1852.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24
FACING TWO ROADS

Two acres. four-room dwelling. garage.
electric lights, firm roads, fenced Good
we'll Call Humboldt 5616 evenings
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
Beautiful Weather At Camp Woodstock Draws Record Number of Visitors Varied Program Extends Over Twelve
 Hours

Governors Day was observed under bright summer skies at Camp Wool stock on the shores of Black pond. Thursday. His Exeellency John T. Trumhull arrived froW Hartford fol- lowing il strenuous day in the Lind bereh celebration but appeared Ca be in excellent spirits. His arrival al f6.30 was the signal for shouts ef welcome and applause. The gov efnef was met some distance from the camp by an escort His address WAS an informal one. The audience was one of the largest ever assembled on the most important day of the camp season.
 The program of the day started al 930 m. with all athletic meet. \ varied line of sports were on the pro gram and there were good number of entrants.
 From 10 o'clock until noon the trap shooting was the center of interest and this continued following the clam bake dinner at twelve o'clock
 At five o'clock the informal dane ing was begun and at 6.30 a picnic supper was served. Informal dancing and a social hour at 7.30 was the last
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
DEMPSEY WINS BUT
 VICTORY FOG BOUND

When the radieed account of the Dempsey Sharkey fight came to an end last night the millions of fight fans. hearing but not seeing, believed that the former heavyweight champ had made clean comeback This morn ing the aspect has changed, and there seems to be cloud on the fight hor- iznn No less a sports writer than the nationally known Grantland Rice of the New York Herald Tribune" states that the former champion hit Sharkey eight inches below the belt. While doubled up with pain the kill err finished the job with blow to the jaw
 The way it came over the radio led the fans, far from the ring.ide. to be- lieve that Dempsey was showing his old form and when he got an opening landed one of the old d-time haymakers. No doubt Tex Riekard is quite satisfied with the decision. for a Tunney -pemp- sey fight will bc much more attractive and bring in a much bigger gate than Tunney Sharkey battle And again tho fight game. that manly are of self defense. gets badly hlackened optic.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
BOYS BREAK INTO THE COUNTRY CLUB Garry Of Clubs And Bags From Green Keepers Supply
 Stock
  Most of Property Recovered Small
 Loss Mad Good

fWu boys. former eaddIes 1T 1HH Putnam Country club. broke in5o the green keepers house Last Satuf- iay night and earned off clubs. haes. and other supplies owned by the club professional Tyler Andrews The break Was reported to the state pc lice
 l. is understood, chat the lads had been discharged as eaddies and they immediately came under suspicion They easily confessed and led the state officer to q hut in the woods uat far from their homes where most of the property was recovered.
 The boys were arraigned at ses- sion of the city court in chambers and placed on probation wish the under standing they make good .ha small loss involved
 The youthful burglars ransaeked an automobile parked near the club house and took from II Aash light and a screw driver. Tn, screw driv- CT was used to pry up window of the green keepers hoase and seve- ral trips were made in carrying away the stolen articles.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
ALBERT J. BREAULT POST TO INSTALL Veterans of Foreign Wars Plan Big Time For Formal Or
 ganization
  Tag Day a Success Membership In
 ereastng

The post of Veterans of Foreign Wars recently organized n Putnam has been named the Albert ] Breault Post in honor of Putnam boy who disappeared following action on the front in France The Post will be formally installed Saturday July 30th.
 The tag day put on by tha Post Saturday, WAS success and enables the Post to have a parade in eonnec- ton with the installation and formal dedication of the organization. AZ least 100 ex-serviee men are expect ed to be in line together with mem bers of other invited organizations
 The initiatory degree will be work ed in St. Jeans hall, Providence street after which light refreshments will be served The officers of the post are: Commander. Ernest ]. Dur. and; Sr., Vice Commander. Harvey Joseph Hughes; Armand Lussier auartermaster: Alfred Bernier chap lain: Fred W. Durand. officer of the day; Arthur Benoit. quartermast- er sergeant Robert Allard. Theodore Lussier. Joseph Benoit, trustees; Jos. eph Lajoie, bueler.
 The Post has taken fine start Al men eligible to join are being urg. ea to do so at the next meeting. Meetings. Monday and Friday eve nings at o'clock at Forresters hall, Marshall street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
WOMAN FINED S200
Mrs. Beausoleil Appeared In City Court This Morning
 Takes an Appeal

1irs Marion Beausoisa Nas found guilty of selling intoxicating liquor and with keeping liquor with intent ta sell. 89 session of Che city court this morning The woman was fined st00 ou each count and took an ap- peal to the superior court She was represented ny Attorney l. H. Miron.
 The states witnesses were two members af the state police. officers urquhart and Nolan. and Calvin Long of Danielsan used by Che police O make the alleged purchase.
 According te the testimony the officers accompanied Long to the woman's home and went in and bought half pint of alcohol Long testi- fled that he bought the liquor The officers. who remained outside, testi- fled that Long had no liquor when he went into the house but that when he came out he handed over the bottle to them.
 Mrs. Beausoleil took the stand in her own behalf and denied that she kept liquor for sale or that she made sale.
 The Arquoil case was adjourned to Monday.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
CITY VOTES TO IMPROVE
 WATER WORKS SYSTEM
PRESIDENT DAVIS
Putnam Man Is Active As Head
 of Lords Point Colony.

Harry Davis of Putnam has been elected president of the Borough Of Lords point Word uf his recent election comes by special dispatch from tha HAut No mention is made af other candidates. the platform. or iht naHls a Il is assumed chat the colony unanimously eieeied the Point postmaster ta this high position Con- grBtulatiaHs 9rt in order from the mayor a1 Hollywood Alf Will Rogers.
 Members e4 che colony are already realizing Che wisdom of their choice, as the president is arranging several SO cial affairs for the entertainment of his constituents Incidentally it is hoped te raiss suiiicient funds to i'm prove the bathing beach
 The first of the events will bc held tomorrow. the 23rd. when minstrel show will nHeeede d dance at che Lord E Point Inn In arranging this elabor- ate entertainment program President Davis Is being assisted by k. M Shau- mann. Il well-knowu director of Broad way.
 Next month the president Is spou soring bazaar and sports day. Four beautiful loving cups will be awarded as prizes in the swimming and tennis contests
 Not only will the proceeds From the ventures bring about the desired im# provumunts. but the season promises t5 be the most lively the Point has ever had. Already President Davis is as. sured of reelection next summer, pro vidmg he will be a candidate to sue coed himself No others are in the field. or eNnes ted to enter the raco.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
NAT. RHEA COMPANY
 ADDS NEW DEPARTMENT
Local Concern Bringing Degum- ming Plant From Pepper
 ell, Mass.
May soon Be Running Night and
 Day Shifts

The National Rhea Company is nov ;rg its de.gumming plant from Pepper sU Mass. to Putnam. Machinery has Eaqu arriving this week. This eon- s,Ifdates the two departments and 1t i. anticipated that t will be an ad- vantage To the company and beue- f- co Putnam.
 While the degummiug plant does not add greatly Go the number of em- rloves or to the weekly pay-roll it Is believed that as soon as tae plant is installed in Putnam the company will begin operations on night and day schedule.
 The National Rhea Company is making fine grade of fabric and 1t is in demand. The fabric is manu- factured from rhea grass and the plant being brought here removes the gum from the grass and prepares t for weaving The cloth resembles fine linen but has a number of ad- yantages over that material
 That the National Rhea Company was contemplating adding this de partment to it's Putnam plant was first made known at the adjourned meeting of the common council, June 2sth, an exclusive story being printed in The Patriot.
 AIderman-at- Richard stat ed at che meeting that the company wished to make arrangements to dis charge water from de-gumming plant. as much as 2500 gallons at Ii time. The council favored giving e,.srt. assistance possible 10 the com rauv 10 encourage il in bringing the plant here and referred the request to the highway committee and city engineer for investigatiaH. A- the de-gummine plant is now moved te Putnam fl appears that the matter et d'scbafejug the large quantity of wai= CT has been satisfactorily taken care
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
BIG CROWD WELCOMES
 GOVERNOR TRUMBULL

feature of an interesting and enjoy able day
 Governor Sharp Shooter
 Governor Tfumbu.l took part in ,he trap shooting. new feature in the athletic events. and tied 3ar Hrst place in Glass D. making eighty seven ant of 4 unssih.s 100 The prize win ners were as follows: High gun, II. C. Barst0W of Rockville, score ninety seven. prize. large silver loving cup. EVeu hv Senator Charles Il Allen of Rackyille lan gun. H. (. Barstow. made seeenfs-eae hits without miss. prize. S35 6iaxau horn; clasz \. J. F.. Sherman. nine three. and Senator R. l.. keeuY of SomerVilie. ninety two; Glass |. j. II Trumhnil eighty seven. [. L. Lyman of Mid dleheld. eighty seven; Glass C, w F NuttalI, ninety. and Mrs E \. Han son, of Niddletown. eighty eight These six winners were given suit of Hockauum worsted. \ long run for entrants in Glasses \, B, and C, was won by l F. Sherman with a score of thirty seven.
 Governor Trumbull took a keen zest ia the contests from which he emerged at the head of his class. He took a dinner with the boys in the large dining hall and later talked Go them Late ii the afternoon he start ed back to Hartford and from there he is to leave for Maekiaaw- Mich, to attend the annual meeting of gov ernOrs.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
FROM EAST
 THOMPSON LANDS HERE

The airplane that landed in East Thompson last week though aban- doned has been removed and IS now at the garage of Carl Hopkins. South Main street Mir Hopkins could not be reached this morning SO it is not known whether or not he intends 10 give his fellow citizens thrill by loop. ing the loop. Whoever it was that answered the telephone does not think that Mr Hopkins intends to go up in the air. over, or with, his new pur. chase. but that he bought 1t for the engine.
 The plane was removed by Auee1 X Reynolds. automobile dealers 3I Thompson, and sold hy them t3 Af Hopkins IL Was brought from its landing place on q truck and landeH at the garage last night.
 As stated last week, the plane is aH old one and is only patchwork of When il was when originally built When if landed f was apparently abandoned and 1t was thought it might have been stolen Later claim. ants appeared stating tthat their de layed arrival was caused by theil searching around Thompsonville, hay. ing eonfounded Thompson with fhompsonville.
 Miss Hazel Clifford spent Sunday in Norwich.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
IN OPERA CHAIRS
Spectators In City Court Occu py Theatre Seats Donated
 By Theatre

Spectators at the Putnam city count are now occupying opera chairs. Net sa Che aeeused They still crowd along Che bench. if there are eneusa prisoners to make q crowd in the pfi= saaeris dock The seats give the lit= de basement court room more of a t8na and prevent ara8diug The in siaiiatiou oi in se85s was due 10 tine activity 0r Captain nf Police Jarvis and the generosity uf the Putnam Theatres Corporation The seats ate some If those being removed from Che Bradley theatre during the process of femadeIaH There He forty five of them in all and Wefa I gift to the city bg the theatre man agement The police and court aai eials ase especially grateful far the donation.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
BABY ONLY SURVIVOR
 IN AUTOPARTY OF THREE
HEARING OF CREDITORS
F.. L. Prince and Sons Questioned By
 Attorneys

F.. L. Prince and his sons, Earle Prince and Fred Prince, appeared at a hearing of creditors in the office ot j. F Carpenter, attorney for F. L' and Earle Prince. Thursday, and sub mitted to questioning by their credit ors under oath.
 Attorney F. C. Morse. representing fifteen creditors, and Judge M. H Geissler. representing the Citizens Ma tional Bank. creditor to the extent of S2 900, were the qusstioners.
 The hearing began at l l o'clock and adjourned at i23O and was resumed az ain in the afternoon Details of the conduct of the business. especially em- phasizinR the handling of assets, were gone into.
 The hearing is an attempt that $ being made to hquidute the concern tt the best interest of the creditors. Il was stated that members of the GO partnership are willing to make q common law assignment if it is de- sired No definite action was taken.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
MISS YAGNi GIVEN SHOWER
 BY HER FELLOW EMPLOYEs

Miss Blanche Iagui. a popular ems ploye of the New England Fur Shop was pleasantly surprised. Tuesday evening. at her home eu Harrison street. by about twenty of her fellow employees. who gave her shower in honor of her approaching marriage. The guest of honor EeceiVed many gifts of linen glassware and china.
 During the evening there were pi= ano and vocal selections. and sand wiches. fancy cakes and soda were served by Mrs. Charles Yagni. assist. ed by Mrs. Edward Desautelles and Miss Florence Cayer
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
DR. MURPHY SERIOUSLY
 ILL AT D. K. HOSPITAL

The condition Of Dr Bernard r Murphy. who was operated pu for ap- Bendieitis at the Day kimball Hos uital. Wednesday morning. remains about the same While on the danger list. his progress is considered satis- factory under the circumstance.
 The doctor had heen feeling it for several days but continued to call on his patients. Wednesday morning. following an attack of pain. he was taken to the hospital by Dr. J. A. La. nalme of North Grosvenordale, where the operation was performed as soon as possible If was found that the ap pendix had burst always serious condition
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
Only Forty-Nine Citizens At tend Special City Meeting to Appropriate Si35, ,o00 Seven Vote Nc B'd. Win Be Ask
 ed For

Although involving the safeguard ing of the city against fire and enc tailng an appropriation of Sta5, 900, very little Interest was shown n Che special city meeting hold Tuesday. uui ef a total af 4a votes east forty two of the voters favored author izing Che board of water commission ers fa construct additions to the water works plant and voted the necessary appropriation.
 The city, atter considerable delay, is nearing the tiual step in the im- prevemeut of its water works It is assumed that bids for the eonstruc- ton of that part of the plan adopted by the common council will be asked for and that as soon as hid Is ac- eepted the work will begin.
 Mayor Chapdelaine has urged haste in the hopes that the standpipe on Bates hin can be constructed and some of the pipe. perhaps ali of it. inc stalled before next winter. The only discretion left tu the water com missiouers Is as to whether they will construct a tank to hold GOO. 00o gal lans as called for iii the second plan they recommended, or whether they will increase the capacity of the tank to I.250.00 as authorized by the council f. in the judgment of the commissioners they see it te % en- large the tank
 Power To Issue Bonds
 The city already has the power to issue bonds to take care of the in- debtedncss lo be incurred in making the proposed improvements. This power was granted by the last gene ral assembly While the vote appro- priated Che whole amount. St3b. 900, t is not anticipated that all of this will br required The present eX- pendturc called for Is approximately se4 .0OO More Will be needed when sli5 seraaa tank on Richmond Hill, as recommended by the special arbi- tration committee is constructed together with lts connection with the present main at the foot of the hill on Subin street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
TRADE SCHOOL OUTING
 AT ROSEIAND PARK

The Putnam State Trade School held it's annual outing at Roseland Park, Wednesday, There were nll kinds of sports contests Fred Speerli of Norwich was the winner of the first prize, with Anthony kaminsky second The pennant for the inter-department- al contests was won by the electrical department,
 Following the sports program there was boating and bathing, and at five o'clock q delightful iuncn was served.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
OLD HOME DAY

The annual old Homo Day and clam EaEa 9r Burrlii.s Grove. East Putnam a#- largely attended The weather Hsaa it possible for one of the best a5tftug- iu some years. The beautiful Hins grove Waz Iilled with young mid ale=aaed and ala people, whole families If them. The bake was most excellent and there was plenty for all
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
CHESTER Nj. ELLIOTT
 MARRIED WEDNESDAY

In the pf sence of few relatives and friends, Wednesday evening. Chester M Elliott. south Main street. was married tu Mrs. Katie < Kemp ton. Mrs. kemptOn has been the housekegpef in the Elliott home for some time The marriage was ger formed bq Rev James r English of the gFutional church
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
BLOCK WEARS COMPLETION

The New Seder Block is nearing c.mrIFffan and one store will be oceH= pied next week The building Is an attractive one and adds greatly to the apuearauca of Main street.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
Grandfather Instantly Killed; Grandmother Dies In Hos
 pital Ambulance
Dark Lantern Hill Claims More vie-
 Iims

A two or three year old baby boy was the only survivor of an antomo- bile party of three when the ear in which they were riding down Dark Lantern hill on the Providence pike four miles east of Danielson, Sunday evening turned over. Oscar Range, about 55. of North Easton, Mass, was instantly killed, and his wife died in the ambulance while on the way to the Day kimball Hospital The child was taken from the wreekaRe covered with the blood of hts grand parents. but when given a bath at the ] hospital it was found that he had not received a scratch. He was pretty, curly headed little fellow and won the hearts of the hospital staff. He was put to bed and was soon sound asleep, too young Go realize the tra- gedy Monday morning an uncle, John Valentine. of Broekton, Mass called for the little fellow
 Rear Axle Breaks
 MT and Mrs. Range had been on weekend trip and were returning home when the accident happened. That Mir Range realized Che steep ness and danger of the ''death7 hill was evidenced by the fact that he had put the gear in second speed to retard the descent of the ear. The accident was due to the breaking of an axle which, examination disclosed. was hanging by q thread and might have dropped at any moment. The breaking of the axle tipped the ear over on the steep descent.
 When help arrived those within the light ear were taken out. Mir Grange was dead. His neck was broken. Death had been instantaneous, accord ing Co the doctor who was summoned. He also possibly had a fractured skull. Mrs. Oranges body was horribly muti- lated, one leg being nearly severed. The baby appeared unhurt although SC covered with blood and dirt that his real condition could not be aseer- tained.
 The Day Kimball Hospital ambu- lance was summoned and made quick trip to the scene of the accident. The grandmother and child were immedia- lalg placed .s tssg =ss.hs:.sisca sf;i She return journey was started. Those accompanying the injured woman stated that she died while the ambu- lance was passing along Grove street. The child was left at the hospital while the body of its grandparent was taken Co Dsnielson and placed beside that of her husband in the undertak- ing rooms.
 Locates Relatives
 County Coroner Arthur C. Bill got into telephone communication with the police of North Easton and rela- tives were located The bodies of the victims were claimed Monday morning and were removed to their home
 State Officer E. V Streaman, who checked up the accident, said that it was undoubtedly caused by the break ing of the rear axle of the car. A rear wheel flew off as the axle broke, causing the car to overturn A sub sequent examination of the axle show ed that the live steel holding the axle together al the point of the break was no larger in diameter that one little finger.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22

Mrs. W. D. Rogers and daughter of New London, and Mrs. William Cruikshank. formerly of Southbridge, were the guests of Mrs. W. N. Phil lips on Thursday.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
HEALTH IMPROVES

William St. Onge. who has been seriously ill for some weeks, has so far recovered that he is able to be down town q short time every day.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
w. J. BARTLETT STORE
 s. s. PIERCE LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS

every day. this will be OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY DURING JULY AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
 spread all zeasonabe eatabe awaits here Phone lsosI Friday weekend 0rders carefnIa nu up Q take aNay.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22

Miss Hazel Clifford spent Sunday in Norwich.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Paul Robinson

Mrs. G. ID. Personett. Clerks
that there shall DO one polling place
for the holding of said election. and
Community House No. q within said
District is hereby designated ms the
polling place for the holding OF said
election;
The President and SECRETARY or the
Board Of Directors shall give notice
Of such election by publishing such
notice once a week for three eonsecu-
tive weeks i'm n newspaper Of general
circulation published in Cameron
County, Texas, the county I'm which
said district is located, the first on
which publications shall be at least
twenty-one days prior 10 the said
election, and not more than thirty
five days prior thereto.
CAMERON COUNTY WATER CON-
troll AND IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER FIVE.
BY w. $. Nash, Director, President
q. II. Hunter. Director, Manager
w. III. Huffman, Jr., Director.
Secretary.
J. u. Graham. Director
W. A. Walker, Director.
Witness the hand az the President,
attested BY the Secretary Of the
Board OF Directors OF Cameron Coun-
ty Water Control and Improvement
District Number Five, this the 14th
day of December, "A. ID. 1927.
(SEALl
CAMERON COUNTY WATER CON-
troll AND IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER FIVE,
BY WV. =. Nash, President.
w. II. Huffman, Jr, Secretary.
ATTESTs w. III. Huffman, Jr,
Secretary.
12-l0-2G-f-2-8t-15a0.