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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
The circulation of THE VALLEY FARMER

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04

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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
FIRE PREVENTION

nNE the most annoying alarm calls for the services of mem O bers of the Putnam fire department that for chimney fires that we'll be averted As this Fire Prevention Week with drawing and and heater fires being ed the time suspicious for calling attention of property o the fact that it their duty themselves their and 10 their city that all ehimney buildings they properly cleaned before cold weather
 Not only there useless time by members of the department being called chimney fire alarms is also to the city Chmneys be cleaned by modern methods and they inexpensive. There Der of preparations endorsed by chiefs changes. had any ffty-cent can placed upon all chimney disappears There absolutely for dirty chimneys chimney fires in this year and day.
 Over half billion dollars of property loss by fire l500 lives lost and 1700 made crpples for life This twevemonth disaster life and property largely due careesnes The drive has been this week enghen communities and the individual of the necessity for greater caution.
 There better place to begin teaching the lesson that we'll learned will reduce this appalling yearly waste from 75 per than the home and in the school ncu the of danger the ehids mind and will be forgotten.
 The total loss from unnecessary fires be dueed appreeab wears The result only be obtained by pounding in and year until habit formed by the individual only keep the chimney clean but keep the cellar clean rubbish piles and all inaammabe material o learn how properly ring in alarm fire from the red box the that cigar and cigarettes put being thrown away; allow matches lie within the reach of children and to support all public reduce fire hazards and prove the battle line defensehe local fire department
 of don several columns long might easily be before the reader bat should know what hazards prevent them teaching the children do likewise
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT
CITIZENS AROUSED

rTHAT citizens Putnam have at last been aroused from IbelE et4rw public affairs a easi in far interest touebe the public supply evidenced by the meeting held last evening h he gathering were sub representing every section of the city and they
 practically n their conclusions Those present
 were absolutely their attitude that they had listened to quite sufficient wrangng of public officials and had heard all charges and charges that they desired Ex cepon emphaticay taken the tone the statements therein he drbaon throughout the cit the eve of the special meeting Tuesday of an unsigned letter n an effort carrying out in full the recommendation th board of arbitration whose decision fl was generally would be accepted and acted
 The 9f the meeting if carried through will in effect wipe The glean. The problem involved will return o ts satus when he Water Commissioners made her first omnena4t4a the Common Council Apparently there has been feeling that the original plan submitted by the Board a Water Commissioners and never voluntarily abaa- doaea fa board should haze the consideration oi he e= zens themselves known that his original plan s in fur therance of plan years ago which included the pur chase land Richmond Hill for reservoir the land the city 
 This plan appealed the meeting last night the most economical plan the long While the attempt to give the city q more adequate supply cheaper rate not condemned the opinion of the meeting that if the work done all should be well done and done for all time The plan 10 erect one standppe present another future indefinite time "as not considered at all fayorably.
 The original plan been submitted vote of the citizens In fact the citizens have had opportunity To express themselves during the past years recall it except authorize the Water Commission carry much of the plan recommended by the board Of arbitration lies of the Little River and again Tuesday when they had opportunity o then wishes 10 carrying out the entire metal Standppr plan
 Had the Common Council abide b4 the decision of the board of arbitration and called special city meeting to te have the plan carried effect the whole trouble Hou4 have been ended then and there the probably would be under way by this The delay many citizens ie independent thinking with the result tha they believe shat is time them sep beWeen the WranRng bodies of officials and Iet the Of majority ef the citizens be known the wishes full knowledge of the situation possible vey 10 the lay mind.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
PUTNAM HIGH NEWS

Friday morn le a fire drill was giv- en to the pupd af the Putnam High and vas witnessad by Chef Thurston and Captain Jasjs The building was emptied in tflrsy-tge seconds. the best time mad get Then the pupils passed to the auditorium. where Mir Thurslon delvfed short speech about the causes and consequences of our fires todaE
 Monday m0fdIn. L. Edwin Hill Gnunty Seeretaf. af the | II. (. A, spoke to the 4dents on how our young people help to keep friendly feeling between nations today. He also announces she Boys Conference to be held in SfN Haven. October % 30 and 31
 The Junior FI.z has decided to give its annual E g#we'e 'en dance Com mittees were sed c. make all ueces- sary preparas Further announce ment will be lIs. about the date
 \ haif h. aF was given Q the Putnam Hig6 ebaol October F.. co- ianihus Day
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS

The Parent Teacher Association held reception for the teachers in the puDiie schools on Tuesday after noon in the kindergarten room of the Israel Putnam school The room was attraetlVely decorated in autumn col ors. The officers of the association, with Mir and Mrs Edwin l.. Robinson, welcomed the parents and teachers who were present Children from the schools furnished music, and Mrs Howard ShrreFs gave reading. Mfs. Arthur S Macdonald and Mrs Karl T Phillips poured tea while the parents and teachers had an oppor- tunity to become acquainted Miss Mildred Gregg served as chairman of the committee on arrangements for the reception.
 The membership committee of the association for the year is composed of Mrs Martin B Robertson. chair man; Mrs. L. Edwin Hill, Mrs Zenon Rnbillard, Mrs. Charles L. Torrey, and Mrs James McCulloch All who are interested in the work of the schools uf the town are cordially inyit- cd to become members and join in the activities of the association.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
AUCTION NOTICE

By Hitter Bras., AaetioneeHs. Oi1-
 e. t2 Main street Darielson. Conn.
 af fe highly important sale hy ale- tion of the valuable dury herd. di.ir,.
 equipment. f5rmng equipment, aat ?
 trucks. wagons ar creps hetonEtE E Co the Slater Finishing Co.,. to De u ai the Slater Farm located one Hlle east Of the city ef Webster. Mass. in fhe s4-caliad Enst Village 8n Fu -aa ', Wednesday. and Thursday Oct. 25. 2g. ard 27 respectively. s.arung at
 f0 o'clock a m each day rain or shine. The cattle. horses. daIy equipment. heating system. stable watering system and crops will be sold on Tuesday, Oct 25 and the automobile trucks Ws1gans. farm im- elements and miscet aneous items WiI be sold on "Wednesday and Thurs day. Oct 26 and 27. Catalogues of his important sale are now ready for distribution and t is highly import ant that every dairy man and progres= sive farmer in this section of New England should have one for refer ence. Sale by order If the Slater Co. J. O 0rmsbee. Farm Superintendent. II
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

I Prot Court held at Thomp-
 son tannte ut. withIn and for the District of ] 5ausen. aH the is1 ,l8g Hf October, a2f Present. Fred x
 Nuuyan. Ju Estate 8f George n Bageee. lsta af Thompson a sad District. tesad The Hartford Connecticut Trust Cu Hartford Con H4e6leat Administrator. ORDERED That six madfbz from =the date here of he and The same are hereby ap- pointed and limited for the credit afs ef sad estate ta bring their claims against the same to the Administra- Tor, and that pubic notice be given of this order by posting q copy here of du the signpost nearest t0 where the deceased last dweIt in the Town If Thompson. and publishing T Ike copy In some newspaper having q cir culation in said District FRED A MTNYAN. Judge 4l-43
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
ORDER OF SALE

State of Connecticut. County of Windham, $. Probate Court, Wood stock. October 13. 1927 Estate of Mary NJ Robbins. late of Woodstock, in said district. deceased. Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court of said District of Woodstock. I will sell either at public auction or private sale. on or before the first day of De cembef. 1927. the undivided half in- terest in and to certain real estate owned by said deceased, and situated in the town of Ashford. Conn, which real estate Is more fully described in the application for said sale on file in said court F. o. CHAFFEE, Admin lStrator. sl
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

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 tailed later at no greater cost
 Second Will it raiss. water rates At present the revenue of the water company is far below normal because af zt many idle serftcts With th. installation of .000000 gallon tank We are increasing our storage capac- ny four times the present; while not meeting with the requirements of the New England Insurance Exchange. f Eil be sufficient until such time as our revenue has increased 50 that we are certain that further expenditures will not raise our water rates Bear # miBd that you will have t0 spend s350 9o6 9r more before you meet the requirements et the Insurance Ex- change and eel any lower insurance fatez
 EHHd Where is tbe cause Of de las GHmmfs 5INnefs must shoulder ffaz cause z all delays. First. bq re-
 eHTHe iu q body second. bg c1nsdm= iBg months trying tG discredit the committee. and last by getting out ss9 etz of plans when they were au- tharized hy the electors at the July city meeting to proceed with one plan. namely the east side qf Little RiYer. Sym5nds G Stevens in fhefr spec flea tions appoint themselves or their agents as inspectors on this job What protection has the city and its tax payers, is such methods are adopted
 .'A ote No for your own interest and the interests nf the city
 People Confused
 h trying to discover the attitude 8f number of citizens toward the proposition being voted upon, the re- salt Nas surprising in that there seemed tg be q great deal of confus- ien as Q what was intended. While there has been q great deal published lH he lacal papers as the situation has progressed fl has been of such q nature that f failed Co enlighten the public az # should or apparently 30. One man thought tho vote was 10 see U tHs eifP would construct a concrete etservaIe on Richmond Hill Another .lsHt The question was If steel or concrete tanks Many sud that they 8ld aat understand the situation and es#ld naf s1fe ga the question lutelli 
 f ##teHieHt from thf board If fFats5 comm toners HHd the special 6mH ts#H ai tht common council baxe ben made under Heh ztres= of cHn- aleE fHas the re #if that calm aHd eeHe zaemfHf of thr situation from the angle # hoth sides caald Ha9a begf obtained was wholly lost. The appeal 10 the pockethaak hy a threatened ralse iB water rates if the project Was carried through was an argument that all could understand. and many apparently needed although tempt to give the city an adequate water system and relieve Ii dangerous situation
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
Open County Handicap Golf Tournament Oct. 22

The Pomffa. Golf Club extends a cordial invita- to the amateur members of al golf clubs in Windham county and a residents of the eoun- Y to take par, n its annual handicap competition for the challenge cup to be held on the Pemfret links on Sat urday. October 22nd. at 10 o'clock a. m, the winner being the player who returns the lowest net score for eight cen holes Al cards must be complet- ed the same day. No entrance fee re- qHired.
 [; is requr led that those desiring to compete send their names and club handicap to the secretary not later than October 3eth
 JOHN l. GR0SEENoR,
 Secretary.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
ASSESSORS NOTICE
TOWN OF PomFRET

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Pomfret, are hereby warned to bring 1T. to the Assessors on or before Nov. |. 1927 written or printed statement of all their tax able property owned by them on Oct. t,1927
 Those failing to do so will have ten per cent added to their list ac- eording to law.
 The Assessors will be in session af- ter Oct. l5. 1927 from g a. m. to , D. m, and from D. m. to 9 p. m. Dated at pomfret this 10th day of Oct 1927.
 JAMES P. SHARPE
 JOSEPH F.. STODDARD
 ARTHR B RICH
 Assessors
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
ASSESSORS NOTICE
 TOWN OF PUTNAM

All persons in the Town of Putnam iable td pag taxes. are hereby uoti- fed t6 return to the Assessors. on or before the first day ef November. 1927. written or printed list. pro rerlg eued and sworn to, af all tax ale property owned bt tkem au the a1.f aaE af October 1925 Those fMHag ta make i iist vii De ehareed a penalty of fen per cent additional according to law Blanks can be ebz ,.f.izad at the TawH Clerks office or If either If the Assessors.
 Far che purpose If receiving lists. the Assessors will be in session m the Council Chamber u the town Hall.
 October 21 to November
 Inclusive from fQ T m= gHul i D. m.
 ERNEST B. KENT
 ARTHUR T0ERTELE0TTE
 TIRIC BEAUSOLEIL
 4i-43 Assessors.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
EXPECTED TO COME TO
 HOSPITAL-FOUND DEAD

Intending Go come to the Day Kim ball Hospital, Tuesday. to ba examin- ed by physicians, Mrs Sarah F. God man of Brooklyn was found dead in her home by neighbors who. knowing she was in poor health. failed to re- cetve any response To their repeated knocking on the door Entrance was gained through window and the life less bedy was found Death was pro- nouneed due to natural causes by the officials The woman has hpen resi- dent of the village many years but so far as known Is without relatives.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
AUCTION NOTICE

Bv J. C. Witter. Auctioneer. Office 42 Main St. Danielson. Cam l will sell for x. 4. Witter at the residence of Michael Harrington, located in the northern section of the town of Brook lyn. Conn. on the Church St road leading to Woods Hill farm. on Fri day. Oct. 21. al l o'clock P N. rain or shine. 10 head of new mileh cows and springers. several real beef cows, bulls. heifers. and fancy veal calves. Many of these cattle are positively tested. g mixed bullets will also sell in the sale.
 \. A. WITTER townerl
 Tel 24s. DanielseH
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
DON'T SMOTHER FLYING

ME totally agreement with the Hartford Couran it's
 W editorial regarding proposed Congressional action in the matter of ransoceanc flying The Couran quotes Col Lndbergh having said quite the words regard to the direction and development of aviation Excepting Bingham trained arman the majority of the members Congress know little nothing of aviation. Col Lndbergh the nations foremost arman naturally fears that Congress its efforts restrain foohardy flights may take such bungng action restrict the natural and scientific growth of aviation in this country.
 Says Col Lindbergh Hazardous flights should not be prohibited they should be attempted only after careful
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

A series Of petty burslaries occur red sometime between nine o'clock Sunday night and Monday morning in two buslnets bfacks on Maia street. The police have no elevs but are in- ciined to believe the breaks were by boys.
 Iu he Caurt Reuse block =t55 1ffice Of nr Haary A. fiuuRhedn Vas enter cd and a small aaaa l-Hla} gold stolen.
 lu the StBunheIIs building f1uE
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
SERIES PETTY BREAKS
 IN OFFICE BUILDINGS

faif dolIar aata fountain pen we9a taken fs6m 5H office of william Sa- retzsL D C. 0tasr offices n the building eer entered but nothing touched ln He office af Ir Harry N Sha naiHa au- aad left ou fba If D @4rr has 4af Az Nez Hiss7
 l- A4af4 a that ei6s locks were picked aH Gtilce doors r that. in the St0uf s building at least, entrance Was 4Haed thrsasE U sky 5ehs frou tE d9f 6f the bHlaIas.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
AUCTION NOTICE

By Witter Bros. Auctioneers. Office 42 Main Street. DanIelson, Conn. Gun ninghams Slst cattle sale will occur at his farm at Elliott. on Monday. Get. '. at i o'clock P NJ. rain or shine. consisting of 40 head of new miIch cows and springers. selected from the leading dairy herds of the county. beef cows. heifers. young stock ballz. calves. etc Wili be plentiful as usual
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

study by experienced with the best of modern equip and for definite purpose This the of the whole beyond this there should be nerfer control The entire agitation today prevent
 growth of aviation but make impossible the attempts of publicity seekers fame by short route and without that preparation. study and knowledge which aviation of all modern sciences absolutely necessary Col Lindbergs dictum does eliminate flying for prize purpose It does eliminate the possibility of casualties simply places
 the matter of aviation development hands of the capab trained
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
FOR SALE

Household goods, Friday octo- ber l4th, from II q. m. Co 1 ?. m. ai the home of Mary L. Hopkins, Pom. fret Landing. Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

FOR sALE-Farm. 50 acre "a. l0-room house. two barns, hss aa .a's ,s from Putnam, one quarter ..-st ihlls state road in town of el rsls. RAYMOND DANIELSoN,s ,s. phone 64s-5.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS
Cleaners and Washing Machines

SERVICE APPLIANCE COMPANY Eureka Vacuum Cleaners and Cass Electric Washing Machines JERRY LABBY. agent. Telephone 605-2 Easy terms Office, 2l Can al street Demonstrations. We do your washing free. 40-41.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

pREsSMAKING-Miss Agna Laross Stoumbelis Bldg. Makes dressss and coats. does cleaning, dysins and repairing. also fur coats. Tel s0l-2.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
LOST

LosT-Red Bone Coon Dog Finder please telephone l47 Paseoag. k | Postoffiee Box 503 4l-4l+
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

FOR SALE-l927 whippet Coach Must be sold at once. Price right Phone 3sl or call 2S Church St Putnam. 4l-43
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

FOR SALE-Poultry farm. % acres, , acres of woodland. balance tdla, ble and pasture: 1-room house. barns, hennery; place located luss off state road and l-2 mile from large manufacturing village stoeA consists of 300 birds COW. horse, :. pigs; 10 tons of hay in barn. l-z acre of potatoes. and large garden. Price S3,500. < $1.200 mortgage on place at 5 1-2 per cent may remain. This IS q bargain ana .,.s. 2 fine home for q family RAelNe FARM AGENCY. Danielson, conn. Tel. 52-3. iO IT.
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

FOR SALE-An eight room all hv, so dern improvement house s' =. Bradley St. Situated in the pes residential section of the sl.' Three minutes walk Co puu.s school. R. R. station and tusinsis
 center. Price for a auiek sass. Good terms. For further psrrgnuS
 lars address MIR. C. T. MoNeEEon"s
 355 Putnam St. Bridgeport .o.s o.a"'
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A Buick little 6 Run about in good running order with extras at bargain Actress P. O. BOX 2S5 Putnam Conn. Al
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

FOR SALE-1925 Ford coach, up- right mahogany phonograph with 90 records. 100 piece dinner set, , bureaus. ? beds. kitchen table, chairs and stove. etc Also one pair boys new shoes, size 6 Come ready to buy at your own reason able price. Everything perfect. NJ. BATES, near George keaeh's, North Ashford. Conn. ie-d
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

ANTIouEs,-R T. Wheaton's An tique Shop. Furniture repaired and refinished. Chairs reseated. Rawley Block Putnam. Conn Phone 79. 3stf
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

SPENCER coRsETlER-Suryieal and dress corset belts for men and children. MRS. EVA THAYE2 Registered. 2s Eden St, Putnam Conn. Phone 2s5-4. 2tf
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

ROOF AND CHIMNEY repairing and cleaning. Years of experience and proper equipment enable me to ds this work better. and at lower cost, than others. THEODORE LANG. LOIS, Putnam. Tel 227-3.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13

FOR SALE-Two fine house lots on North Prospect street. Lot N9.
 about l50x55. Lot No. z aoO-. I25x55. Will sell on very easy terms. Accessible to sewers, ngnyy water and gas. Inquire of JEhhi LABBY. Putnam, agent. 40-4l
Putnam patriot., 1927-10-13
WATER COMMISSIONERS
 FAIL TO GET SUPPORT

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