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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Al Court of Probate holden at Woodstock within and for the Dis trict of Woodstock ou the 23rd day of March \. D. 1927 Present. Robert E Harris Judge On motion of Charles NJ Perrin. North Woodstock, Conn. Administrator on the intestatc estate of Melissa Freeman late of Woodstock within said district. de ceased This Court doth decree that six manth# from date hereof hc al ln.eA anal lHated for the creditor of sad estate to exhibit their elaims against iEe same to The AdmHstra. tor and direct that public notice b. r1ea af thIs order by advertising ir a nea paper published in Putnam having 4 circulation iu saId district.
 uH ht posting copy thereof an tn, public ziEn post iu said town of Wood
 taeE nearest he place where Che de. eeH#ed iasI dWelt Certified from
 Record ROBERT F HARRIS.
 Judge l2
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
ORDER or NOTICE

Al q Probate Court held al Thomp- son. C0nHeetIeut, within and for the District of Thompson, on the gath day of March. 1927 Present Fred \
 Munyan, Judge Estate of Caroline r Ream,a late of Thompson in said District deceased The Executors having exhibited their Final Admin stratioH Account with said estate Go this Court for allowance, it Is ORDER ED-That the 2nd day of April, 1927. at Two o'clock in the afternoon. at the Probate Office in Thompson in said District. be and the same is hereby assigned for a hearing upon the allowance of said account. and that public notice be given of this order by publishing a copy thereof once in some newspaper having circulation in said District. at least seven days before the time herein assigned for said hearing FRED \ MtNNAN, Judge l2
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
AUCTION NOTICE

By Mltter Bros. Aucuuueers. Of nee 42 Main St. Dauielsou. Conn. By order If the admnistratrIN in the estate 5f Che late Henry W Se.lig we will sell the entire tinsmith' eguiu- meut belonging to sad estate at pub he sale at the SeIIig shop located sH Eamtret Street in the city of Putnam Conn Tuesday March 24th. a, one o'clock as described. \ comu.ele equipment for tinsmith jubbug con. sistae If all bench tools and machines for gfmping. rolling and cutting ln. dye stocks and dyes for pipe cut ting lQt of elbows md unions. Iot af made ap piping for furnaces. lot 5f new eavestrouehs lot of new ralya- nlzed and black sheet tin. lL ban rels If LaXite roof cement. work benches. ladders. several feet of new chestnut plank. roil top office desk. office safe, new Safe Guard check protector tee box. stove. chairs and many other articles pertaining to the business to be sold as lot or sepWately Sale by order of LI1- IlAN sELLlG, Administratrix
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
WOODSTOCK TAX NOTICE

\ warrant having been ssued Co me for the collecting of taxes levied on the Grand List of the Town of Woodstock for the year sI926 and which are due and payable on or be. for Aprll l. 1927, according Co the vote af sald Town, Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiv- ing such taxes will meet all persons liable tu pay property taxes at the following times and places
 Monday. April 4th at the Post Office m East Woodstock. x a m. un- til n a m At Town Clerk office in North Woodstock from P m to { P m
 Apu at store of Windsor Clark at Woodstock Hill from E a m. ta 1n1n Il m Al Saiford' Store South Woodstock from II q m. te l2 m. and from ] D m. until p. m.
 AprIl iG ut the post office in Wood stock Valley, 9 a. m. until II 30. m. At store If Daniel Davis Nest Wood stock ? m. until D. m.
 By thc vote of the Town 0ne. half of each persons property taN must be paid aH either of the above dates. thc remaining half to be paid at my house en Che 10th of August l921 All taxes not paid on one of these dates will have all legal fees and 9 per cent interest added
 (. F MAY.
 Collector of Taxes Dated ai Woodstock. March 5. 1927
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
AND GRAPHING
 DEMONSTRATION TUESDAY

4 pruning and grafting demon strati0n will be held next Tuesday. starting at 10 a. m., at the farm Of II NJ Woodbury, Woodstock Hill County Agent Frank L. Davis has secured W H. Darrow. extension fruit specialist. and he will answer questions in regard 10 Fertilization,
 praying and spray materials, fruit insects and fruit diseases. This, 1t expected. will be the only fruit meet ing in the county this spring
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
HANGS
 SELF TO BARN RATHER

The body Of William J vinton. 55. for many years storeksePer of Quinebsug, was found hanging 10 a rafter in his barn by members of his family. Sunday morning He had been in poor health for some time fhis ia the only reason advanced by the family for his act
 There had been nothing Co attract relatives and friends n the actions of
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

Mir Vuton. and fIs death hy hi- own hand was a shock and surprise. Y is thought that be got ap late SatIf- day night or eafy sunday morn ng while the rest of the family were soundly sleeping and Heut ta the barn. where he carried 8at hi purpose
 MH. Nlnton ieases q wife and H't children. The funeral vas held Wed nesdav afternoon with burial 70 the cemetery on Dudley Hill smith Walker aF putrsyr were IH charge
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
AUCTION NOTICE

By Niuer Bros. Auctoneers Of fee = Man St., Danielsoa. Conn
 The Theron \ CIapp sale of groceries and provisions. dry goods. shoes. hard. ware and other items including three show eases, two sets of counter com. putting scales, power coffee mill. etc
 VII take place on Monday Narcb 2sth at 10 o'clock 1. M rain ~. shine. at the Clapp store at Elliot, Station. Conn The condition of tbe goods is excellent and the variety large A large crowd is expected
 tThe road is good now.l 70
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
POMFRET TAX NOTICE

A warrant having been issued to me for the collection of taxes levied on the Grand List of the Town of Pomfret for the year 1926 and which are due and payable on or before April tst. 1927. according to the vote of said town Notice IS hereby given that for the purpose of receiving such taxes l will meet all persons liable Co pay property taxes at the following times and places
 Friday. April lst, Smith Bros store. Pomfret Center. Co | P m.
 Friday. April list. Hattn's store. Pomfret e6nter Co ? m
 Saturday. April 2nd. Weeks Bros. store Abingdon. 10 a. m. to ? m. Monday. April 4th. Mrs E T. Whites residence, Pomfret Landing. To m. to l2 m
 Legal fees and interest will be charged ou an taxes not paid op these dates
 C F. GRtGGS.
 Collector of Taxes. Dated at Pomfret. Mar -. 1927.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR SALE E-Fmm near state road to Woodstock. About one mile over Putnam liue iH West Thompson. Farm If 55 acres. z5 acres of tillaee. 20 acres of pasture land. House. barn. wood shed and large chicken coop About 35 young apple trees, also two wells. Also Star ear in good condition Call If s Pomfret Street for informa- tion between IT \. N and 2 T. NJ.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
TOWN or THOMPSON TAX NOTICE

4 warrant having been issued Co me for the collection # Property and Real Estate Tax. lesfed 9H the Grand List of the Town uf Thompson for the year 1926 due and payable on or be- fore March 2s. fqzI. notice is hereby given that for the convenience of those concerned. wEHi be at the plac- es and time following far The purpose of receiving same
 MONDAY. MARCH 2s Willett's Store Quaehaag s30 4 M FabyaH Store. fabsaH Ia3o 4. N
 t.l ? II WilsanYille Stor. NHsaHe.Ie. ? ? VI
 to 8 P H
 TUESDAY. MARCH 29 Com Room. NaaH geaz4eaaria.a
 f2 Naaa F N
 WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 kar6urys Sa Easf Thompson
 I4 \ V Ha=I F ! na4d Porter Home. IaarleE fa.as
 i30 r H te F T Shel#4H.= Stor, Quade. 3 r N n
 fi
 THURSDAY, MARCH 31 KeHnez Store Nerhamesulc t4
 Naaa to a r II J M Bugardus Store West Thamp
 son. P. NJ to F N
 FRIDAY. APRIL ::.. Hall of Records. Thompson l.
 No0n Co r Ii
 SATURDAY, APRIL ? A ] Dery's Store, Gr0sVeunrdul Il
 A. M to F. NJ Court Room North Gr6syen0rda,e.
 r NJ. to r M Interest and fees will be charged on taxes not paid within thirty days us required by law
 P. l.. DUHAMEL. .. Collector of Taxes. North Grosve nordale. Conn.
 Dated al Thompson Conn March |, 1927 i0-l3
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-One bale of A No. ! hay: also a fourteen month old heifpr JOHN SPALDING, West Woodstock Conn. Tel 744-5.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
FOR SALE

-oR sALF-In West Thompson, a Hjre room house, all III good con aHiaH Electric hEhts and running water Shed that can be used for carnage Hen house Churches and school near by. Nee aeiehborhood. Pr#E5 r5eht For further pariicuIafs ## h#z Putnam Conn
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR sALE-Quality Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn day-old chicks for sale from high producing stock Also matching eggs from the same pens. Prices are as fol- io" March chicks, S22. % per 100 Apru' S2l.0O per 100; May, S20.00 per 100. Guarantee full count live chicks at delivery. Matching eggs are 5000 per 100 Special prices on large orders Place your order early Maple Crest Poultry Farm. WALLACE L. BRINK. Prop. East Woodstock, Conn Telephone. Tut nam 3l3-l4. 6-io.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

HALLS cHIcKs-Are better ' ;-s CTS officially tested-lIs' Rss White Diarrhea infection ;. rs growth, early maturity, SsFsss duction. 100 per cent live asIp p
 guaranteed. White Leshe.ls s,.ss ;
 per hundred. For 25 elss se 10 75e to pro rata price. For Ely add s1.00 to pro rata p.s.s,, .Is,,,,rlal BROS. Phone 64b-9' V iii Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS

DRkSSMAkING-Miss Aena Larose Stoumbelis Bldg. Makes dresses ana coats, does cleaning. dyeing ana repairing, also fur coats. Tel
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS

ARDLoCK HATcHERY-Ess ,,., pacity 32.6O0. Custom ha''A6 x Day old chicks on ThursdsyA s
 casionally We have one An- A..-,y week old chicks. Prices ea''. ,.ss low for our high producing and certified stock Gata,Tsg I.nD gs request. H. W. CRANFohD'p.,a p.,a Main St, Webster, Mass ,a.lj 2s5-M.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR SALE-Nine room house with electric lights, barn, about eight acres land, building lots, very hehutful spot conveniently locat- ea @ church, school. bus line; good well and running brook through and suitable for poultry farm. Inquire of MARY \. HUGHES. Attawauean, Conn Killingly. K. F. b No lI-i3s
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR SALE-Hard wood Special hickory and walnut A DIAM, Pomfret Center Tel 274-2
 l0tf FOR Buckeye Blue Flame Bruoder nearly new Capacity 50A chicks. Tel 743.23 EMIL JOHNSON. North Woodstock
 10-t2' FOR SALE Seven passenger Paige sedan, in good condition Reason able price For further informa- ton address BOX X. care Patriot Office ll-l3t FOR SALE-pigs Inquire JOHN AKBGD. Thompson avenue Tele- phone 6Og-l3 ll-l2t
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
SPENCER

SPENCER coRsETiER-Surgic.l ana dress corset belts for men anj emldren. MRS. EVA THAYE2 Registered. 24 Eden St. Putna,n Conn. Phone 295-4 ots PIANO TUNlNG-Refinishing and rebuilding. AMERICAN PTANo REPAIRING COMPANY. Repre- sen ssntatiYe m Putnam. Call Putnam
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
FOR SALE

-0P SALE l5U acre farm abou- aeezh4f tHable. plenty af wood afEG E58-e and barn just off the =sa aa About t0a miles 70 ##lH=aH markets. schools and tae= ##r#H= lHeaI location far poultry faFt ar dairy Il E HERLBUf FHHHIa. Comm Tel a3a-3
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR sALE-Farm Heaf state road to Waadstock. Just over Putnam lire in West Thompson Farm of 4a acres. 22 acres titiage. i2 acres waad. including nice pine grove thl rest lu pasture House of eight rooms. pipeless furnace, gas and water. barn 32 40, cement floor in stable. Fruit of all kinds, hen houses and out buildings. Terms gart cash Make good summer place. Call at house week days or Sunday afternoon by appoint meHt JOSEPH BREAULT. Put nam. k. D. 4, Box l35 9-12'
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red and White Leghorn chicks Perfect condition of breeders Mahogany red tested flock. wonderful layers. March, S22 per 100; April, S20 per 100. and May, SIS per 100. White Leghorns from accredited flock. Parent stock large producers and large eggs. Chicks, S20. After April l5 SIS per 100. Setting eggs iu large lots Inspection solicited. Capacity 1000 weekly. CHARLES SABIN SPALDING, Roseland Park Road Woodstock, Conn. Tel. 242-3 91A
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR RENT-A number of gooa. .,.s'. Ss ments in the Manhasset ,,-S vl1.ls \ Rent moderate. Apply ~ Isas s.., LAND AND MILLS CO, % street, Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

TO RENT-Six room flat on .., .s floor. All modern lmproVe|rs.., r.., Inquire 52 Ring St., Putnam ,ss Phone BIO.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

Collector V Taxes Dated at Pomfret. Maj. -. 1927.
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Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25

FOR SALE Matching eggs and baby chicks from s. ( R. l. Reds. s. c. White Leghorns and White Wyan- dottes One used Buckeye Brooder 1000 chick size. EVERETT NJ. WHITTEM0RE. Park St, Putnam, Conn Tel. 795-2 Agent for Magic Breeders. 9-2is
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-25
MONDAY MARCH 2s
TUESDAY MARCH 29
WEDNESDAY MARCH so

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HIBBEN'S
PAGEANT
School Affair June 3 on East
Lawn.

The annual spring pageant OF the
pupils of the Hibben school at 5433
University Ave, will take place on
the school east lawn June at p. m.
Forty pupils of the primary class
and kindergarten class will open the
entertainment with songs and games.
Fifteen baby dancers as fairies and
rabbits. a fairy queen, a pantomime
story, and a song by Melissa Jane
Cornelius will be features. Pupils of
the Junior Ballet class will dance a
Butterfly ballet" and will give q
group Of song dances.
The senior ballet class will precent
Norwegian, Spanish. Irish and Gyp.
sey folk dances and a group of Greek
sketches. Four elves accompanied
by Miss Cornelius, singing In Ny
Garden" will follow. Miss Kitty
Fitzgerald and Miss Jessie Fisher
will give a tango number and the
final picture, Brahms waltz and
the French minuet, will be presented
by the Misses Barbara Baumgartner
Mary Katherine Mangus, Betty
Bloom, Lucy Lavelle, Eleanor Ste
venson, Jessie Fisher, Gertrude
Gahagan. Kitty Fitzgerald and
/ Agnes Gahagan.
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Miss Pauline Holmes
Don Hoouer's Bride

Miss Pauline Holmes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Eolmes, 3o46 N.
Delaware St, became the bride OF
Donald >. Hoover. Washington, d.
c.. Saturday afternoon at the Cen
trail Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church parlors.
Before the altar Of palms. ferns
and garden flowers arranged in front
Of the fire place, the Rev. o. w.
F'ifer, church pastor. read the cere'
mony, assisted by an uncle of the
bride, Rev. Paul J. Gilbert, Bowling
Green, o. Preceding the ceremony
program of harp music was played
by Pasquale L. Montani. r>
Mrs. Harold Graham Walton, the
brides only attendant, was gowned
in periwinkle blue chiffon, the skirt
fashioned with flounces and the col,
lar arranged with cape effect. She
wore a dropping picture hat and car.
ried delphinium and pink roses.
Judge John Rabb Emison, Vincennes.
was best man.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an ensemble suit of
biege, with lace coat. transparent
hat of biege and fox fur. Her arm
bouquet was Of pink roses. lilies of
the valley and delphinlum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hover left imme-
diately for Washington, where they
will be at home at 1901 Sixteenth
St, Northwest.
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CLEVER BELT ARRANGEMENT
Popular dress of printed crepe silk
for general utility wear. 1t features
a clever belt arrangement and shir-
ring at each side. placed we'll below
the hips, to give it's wearer slender
line. Ombre striped cashmere, wool
jersey, flat silk crepe, filmy chiffon
and lace are also chic for Design
No. 1921. Pattern in sizes 16, Is,
years. SO, 3s, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. The 36-inch size requires
31-S yards of 40-inch material with
4 3.4 yards of 1-4-inch ribbon.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest fash
ions, practical service for readers
who wish to make their own clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filing out
the above coupon, inclosing is cents
(cain preferred), and mailing it to the
Pattern Department Of The Times.
Delivery is made in about a week.
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PARTY FOR
MRS. ESSIG
Recent Bride Honor Guest
at Fete.

Mrs. Emil Essig, Jr., who before
her recent marriage was Miss Helen
Fern Douglas was the honor guest
at a pretty bridge party, given by
Miss Helen Louise Warmoth, 3040
Park Ave-, Sunday afternoon. Pale
green and lavender formed the color
scheme for the decorations and ap'
pointments.
Baskets of daisies and peonies
were placed about the rooms and
tall tapers OF green and lavender
lighted the tables at tea time. The
centerpiece was doll bride. The
gifts were presented by little Elinor
Hess, cousin Of Miss Warmoth.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. George w. Warmoth,
and by Mrs. Lawrence Hess. Guests
included Misses Blanche Jolly,
Gladys Denison, Elizabeth King,
Elizabeth Likely, Sara Martin Pow
ell, Rosalind Hammond, Virginia
Knisely, Catherine Cryan, Aileen and
Catherine Driscoll, Jane Murdoch
and Jane Dietz.
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HOUSEKEEPING TAKES
MORE THAN 80 MINUTES
Mrs. Ferguson Says It's the Everlasting Picking Up After
Family Which Takes Woman's Time

of the furniture. They comprehend
nothing Of the hundreds of small
tasks that fill a woman's day. Clean.
ing the refrigerator, scrubbing the
bath tub, airing the mattresses,
mending he clothes, washing the
baby's soiled linen, busting the
China, polishing the silver, cleaning
out the kitchen pantry, sweeping
the porches, waxing the floors,
gathering up the laundry, and If
there are husband and children in
the family, the perpetual job OF
picking up, not once a day, but all
day long, after them.
Try 1t Out
And these men who are so long on
efficiency, why don't they try it
out in their own sphere? There is
plenty Of room for Improvement in
our governmental offices, our State
houses, our legislative halls. There
these marvelously efficient creatures
have five men doing what one could
do easily il he w >rked half as hard
and long persistenuy IA the average
housewife does every day of her
life.
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BY Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Some male high.binder calls atten-
ton to his ignorance by saying that
any woman who requires more than
hirty minutes a day to keep her
home In apple pie order is lacking
q efficiency.
He divides the labor of the house
nd has figured out just how many
minutes each task should occupy.
Thus, he gives us one and a half
minutes for woman to pick up her
husbands garments, five minutes to
traighten the sitting room, and
9ven minutes for washing dishes.
Allows Nothing
He allows nothing for the bath
DOM, one of the hardest Jobs of the
:ay, and evidently there are no chill:
rem in his family, as he does not
fer to them in this mastery expo
ION on housekeeping.
Now 1t may be that one Of these
tNCu COUlu SlSp AASilI ~ NAhS
md do things up with such celebrity,
out I dare any Of them to demon
strate their theories for one year.
Furthermore, I daresay the gentle
man who is so alarmed over our
lack of efficiency never swept out
his own Office in his life. For the
more efficient the man, the more
likely is he to have somebody around
to do all the dirty work for him. He
never nops the floors or washes the
windows or dusts the furniture in
his business Office. He merely sits
in his swivel chair and figures out
how inefficient other folks are.
OF Our Heads?
The men think we are off our
heads when we try to tell them any
thing about their business. But
every mothers son of them be-
lieves that he knows all there is
TO be known about ours. They think
only means the wash
ing up Of a few dishes, the making
Of couple of beds, and the busting
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PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Thelma Whitney, VINO will be
married to William Miller on
Wednesday evening. was the honor
guest at a trousseau shower given
by Miss Sarah Miller. Is N. Colo
RADIO Ave-, Saturday evening. Pink
and green, the bridal colors, were
used in the color scheme Of decora-
tons and CONNECTIONS.
Little Donna Witham, niece of the
bride-elect, presented the gifts to
the bride.elect. Mrs. Basil Miller
cluded Misses Catherine Witham.
assisted the hostess. The guests in
Catherine Huff, Esther Huff, Dor.
othy Blume, Ruth Shufflebarger, Re.
gina Ries, Kathyrn Hunt, Beatrice
Miller.
Mrs. Erwin Schumacher Of De-
catur, ILL.,, who before her recent
marriage was Miss Florence Byers
of this city, was the guest of honor
at bridge party and shower given
by Mrs. Harry Kerr and Miss Louise
Kerr, 2S09 z. Washington St., Sat
urday evening.
The guests with Mrs. Schumacher
were Mesdames A. T. Byers, Paul
Kerr, Hubert Jackson, Joseph Yak
Ian, c. T. Rowe and Misses Florence
Cain, Frieda Ostermeier. Lois Hunt
Esther and Cleophus Kafader.
Mrs. e. May Hahn, 1858 N. Capitol
Ave-, and Mrs. T. B. Humphrey
2345 Graceland Ave, have returned
from Connersville, where they at.
tended district meeting of the
American War Mothers at Con.
nersville Saturday. They were
guests of Mrs. w. e. Ochiltree, and
Mrs. G. r. Carter for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Perk, 1851
n. Meridian ST., have motored to
Columbus, Ohio, to attend the we'd
ding of Miss F'rieda Ockrant to
Harry Sagal, which will take place
at the Hotel Gibson, on Wednesday
evening. They will be gone for
several days.
Gino Grandall of Turin, Italy and
Louis Jannin Of Paris, France, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Desautels, 2161 n. Meridian St.. and
will remain throughout the week.
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Anderson creator of Greenwich Village Foes will stage it.
After opening at the Paramount worlds wonder theater
July tour of the Nation begins.
Rules Are Simple
You have chance become Miss indianapolis you have
beauty personality and ability in singing dancing
playing musical instrument And the method is simple
Submit your picture with coupon to the Contest Manager
of The Times If you do have picture Dexhemer will
make for you free charge for the purpose this
test.
When the pictures have been submitted three judges
will be named early this week. will go them and grant
additions and trials which will be held the Circle Iheater
each night of the week of June g.
Final selection of Miss indianapolis will be made June IA
from the winners been selected evening
week previous.
Under the rules Miss indianapolis be in New York
before June "a.
Think of being there when Capt Charles Lndbergh
steamng into New York harbor aboard of Uncle
warships
Many Parties Planned
Think of the round of gayey that has been arranged for
your entertainment Theater parties horseback riding
ming and dancing.
You will get Mayor Jimmie Walker Babe Ruth
Flo Zeged, Tex Richard and all the high mogus of stage
and screen Surely it is grand opportunity miss
Contestants must be between Is and 26 years of Mar
ried compete and all professionals
All girls will be properly chaperoned both in New ork
and on tour.
contract for nineteen weeks at SO week rail
road fares paid between all points with free hotel
tons many cities Never has there been such an offer
Don't be late with your entry The day for entering
is June a.
Send in your photograph
Are you this girl?
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Sunday Tea Is for
Josephine BrotUn

Miss Josephine Brown, who will
be married to William Ewald over
June %, was honor guest at a beau
tifully appointed tea given by Mrs.
Vance Smith, 3740 n. Pennsylvania
ST., Sunday afternoon.
The rooms were gay with pink
peonies and lavender iris and the
CONNECTIONS carried out the color
scheme. Mrs. Frank E. Broan,
mother Of the hostess, assisted. The
guests included Mesdames Forest
BIanton, Evans Wooden Jr., Frank
]. Hoke and Misses Sarah Frances
Kackley and Charlotte Howe.