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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
Albert Morin motored to Providence

Albert Morin motored to Providence Sunday and attended the theatre.
 Arthur Blaekmer, Pomfret street, spent Saturday in WilIimantic with friends.
 Joseph Maynard. the former fire chief, remains very i'll at his home or Bullock street.
 Victor Morin of Chcpaehet. R. l.. spent the weekend visiting at his home on Farrows street.
 Raymond St. Jean of Plainheld spent a few days with his grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alexis St. Jean.
 Miss CeeeIia St. Jean spent Thurs day with Mrs. James Logan and Miss Mary Ellen Kenney of Mechaniesville
 At the regular meeting of the Re- bekahs next "Wednesday night the Odd Fellows will provide the enter iainment t will be in the nature of a surprise.
 Because of the serious illness of their father. Joseph Maynard. of Bull lock street. Mrs. 4 \. Lareau and Ieodore Maynard of Medford. Mass. came on Tuesday
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
Congregational Church Note.

R5s JamH= English. fa=taT
 sHnIas February s Lea a m Ths service If worship u,tH eaWman Ion. Tae minister vii speak on Iha Communion ef sergiee and the mt .ir will be as follow Anthem. aO Lord Come Ba ford. response Thy Way Nat Miae Q iafd 2 Emef SOD
 The beginners department If the church srheoi will meet in the pariui duriae the hour uf morning worship
 l2 co the church school The Mep's Forum
 loo Tte SpaidinR library
 685 thc young peopigs society subjeet .IuterdcnoWiuHuoual Frt lowship. Leader Miss RHeheI Huri but
 zoo m. the second of the Twelve Friendly tyenings Henry B Duncan. native of iiberIa uaN .tudyi8g ut the Masachusetts lnst tutt of Technology. will give lecture illustrated hy 100 colored slides on his country
 Tuesday go D m Putnam Ghareh School Institute
 "Wednesday 30 D. m Putnam ru-N meeting
 f3d W senior ebor r,hrarH ?
 Thursday 335 D W. Iimor ghou rehearsal
 110 m..- church night service Enc minister Wiii haea course ef studies .n the Gospel according ta & John
 O. Monday. Feb it thrst Wi1 ba a social for the member of the church .eheol st ? m. and ladies night at
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
PUTNAM'S SHARE IS
 AROUND $1O,OOO
County Tax Assessed At ESQ.,. OoO.-$60,000 Payable
 This Year

Windham county's tax has been as- sessed as $50. .000 Of this amount S60. 000 is payable this year and S20,- 900 next year Putnam's s share of the tax for this year will be approxi- mately Sl0.0o0 Based en total grand list of taxable property amount ing to S5.756,275 the tax will amount To very near two mills.
 The revenue from taxation of the towns in Che county Is needed to main taln the county Jail and the Miudham County Temporary Home iH the Saw yer district Putnam. Both af Ihese institutions have shown heavy deficits che past fiscal year.
 h 1928 q county tax of S5u,0oG was raised and there has been na county tax since that time in 1923 Putnam share af che county iax was between eight and nine thousand dol lars. The revenue from licensing the liquor business before prohibition fur Hl5hed revenue for county eXpendi- tares and the deficits now aecnuing year after year are partly q result of the loss of this revenue together with the fact that materials and ser wees cost more than before the war.
 Al county meeting held in Hart ford last week and attended. in addi- tion Co the county members of the legislature. by the county commis- sioners and by County Treasurer Cliff ford II Starkweather of Danielson. the tax above mentioned was agreed upon.
 Among the appropriations author ized for the year was one of 5000 to the Windham County Farmers Association. Si 200 for county seal er-nf weights and measures and S20b Co the Brooklyn Fire district, within he limits of which the valuable jail property IS located. for the purpose of more adequate fighting apparatus
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
Rotsr, Bro~nlie. BolIe. street. who

has been n for several months and q patient ut hospital in Worcester. fss sa much improved as to be able to frtmH te hts work
 a special meeting of the Mems Club
 n the evening William ( Smith or Hartford. a WeH known magician vii entertain on both occasions.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
bIlp Church Notes

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 sHHsI#x. HaH=a# HHs children auE.zrHt. #IUaa A# h Hats eaeAazi= and 5Ia== If tHe mission, DC. HFFH song and address
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
In the Churches
Method n Church Notes

p.s B EutL1u Pastor
 The Sunday tsrrrr =#f=Irr H3H ,.al,- ysf. lnfeF0s tlHg 8E ifamat.1a. tian ~ the uh1ret Jesas al : ana nf Gatfire ii Barton acted a leader ef a group af g0un2 people lH diaeussiap the subject Nr hope Io bgv. n1rf If thi E.ud af eryttes later Tuesda, evening the Church School Institute Waz heid at tHr taHsfeEs= tanai church FfarsdaF afternoon tHe lH1ie Al #et a5 Joe home af MH sIf" en RIh4 aaet
 Ey8.z evening lhe Ifeait League f5= Iateft gHF Faad Hs.eHa=
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
DELTA ALPHA SOCIAL

The Delta Alpha class of the Second Congregational church held it's month ly social at the home of Miss Mary Wheaton, Grove street. Monday eve ming. There was q good attendance of the young girls. From ' to S30 vrey enjoyable program of games was carried out under the leadership of Miss Nadgy Nahbobitz, who is chair man of the social committee. This was followed by story telling by the different members. At 8 o'clock Miss Wheaton, the hostess. served refresh ments Ukelele selections by Elizabeth Smith and Dorothy Woodis completed he pleasant evening
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
HOPEFUL OUTLOOK
 FOR COTTON MILLS
President MacColl Seeks Peak of Migration of the indus
 try Reached
Manufacturer ln South Not Se
 Happy

The Hoak has been aehed iu the migration af cotton mills from the raEth ta aHe seHth HH HHs opinion ai N5Ham B HaeCah pre- dent af the National 4 saeIafiaa Ht Cotton Aauu# faet4rers. and treasurer at the LOT faHe Manufacturing e.. PaHtacket R ezrreet To an address at tha annual meeting af tHe Rhode Island Trstle 4 Aszeeiatioa held at the Previ= dfHce- Biitmare Hotel=
 Continuing Mf MaeGoH said nC8mpettidH has become SD keen bee tween e6uthorn miiis that profits have been greatly reduced and many manu= fart4rerz arc not iH % very happy state af mind Tha the natural outcome ln any industry which has been with out proper sfatistics as Co production and consumption. and stocks Df goods 8n hand and goes t9 prove that-no matter haw favorable the location may he from che standpoint 9f production eozfs= profits WIfl not necessarily be made wHhaBf adequate knowledge of fha market Our critics are apt, how aseF. la sfeel that the uHsatizfactefy HFEfiI# eHtlzfIHH Hef alone confined H &eH EurIard and that. fl their aarreefIeH measures are sound. they HiFHt te applied t5 afh#r sections of fhI E6Hntf2 rat t4 mention Eng HuH. fIrEe.- -aud many other Euro lH4H aatIaa Fa lbIs theg ase right and fH. #ffre textile industry 0f the zefIa Haa reached tate af iHda trl l maturity aHH needs complete #.efHaa alas aHd rehabilitation
 i expected tbat the Gatt9nzI eE- Hf TH=trta-H Ntsh has been founded ta teadH reaeareH and iHFe a#F#a4aH and Ha collect Had dE= min aft tra1ia HtatI4tlc# 4Ju prove et Freat fai1e ID supplying The Heces- #arF information ta manufacturers. 0thef heHeGts af thi organization will shortly hr feitz az already many con stTacfIsp suggestion are being offered t6at hnuid prove beneficial
 If ihe Cotton Textile Institute is To accomplish all that &e expect of II. f uiil bc necessary that Congress re- gfze -ame of tbe za=cailed antitrust laws Thr sherman Anti Trust Law, s5 Fau knew wHa pa cd by Congress .H Is9H Atthaf gme fnefe may have haeu= eFrts Justification tat it= adnp tan EHt sHaila4H ha*e changed etalig dfHg fhe ra4t thirty TX .atfz. and | H aa4 ima that these .aRs were recon I5er,d and modern
 ad fa=m mE.l changed conditions A4 taaf5 Hc haze .eer -a m 4iifeatiun lH tHr application uaf tHe hes as affect ing iaHar=afelHl IaH and a5apefat Iza agricultural marketing
 Then. lEs man. hopeful and aH el.taeHe HEGz HH4s MsHf well fer tHr#.i4 Hf, eH fa=HaW fea5h5i a trzri tH1- rr=fiHfH futTh9f Ifa re5aafl#a Ia nr.1- The pre- #at e.tf.# Ia.eE H#ld tmaiatr con.
 HefaH. Har#ase tHeH at eaf-
 zf =aieHH. together e1tH rHe=fart thgf
 a U ellfh aH HslHd throughout tha country af. reported fa have decfea If aH#He thr sear si and of the tau hundred standard eaftaH cIaths tzed n compiling thesa =tatlslle#. tHfra approximately lnlY one month imply ahead nf production This a=a4.sry encouraging condition. and sleirly increased demand. cou- pied w5tb tbe meagef supply. might very quickly change the present uh- nrntiuble condition Co one ot eonsid= tfabI, activity in many mills.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
Salvation Army Note.

Ensign ]. Green in charge
 Al n a. m., holiness meeting; l2 m.. Sunday school. 6l5 p. m, young peoples legion; 500 ? nl# salvation meeting
 Week nights Wednesday and Fri day at p m.
 An are cordially invited to attend these meetings conducted in the old fashioned rvangelistic way. Much prayer. testimony and song,
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
At the Theatres
Bradley

Bradley Tonight and Saturday. Betty Bron. son ln Everybody'a Acting" Sunday night only. "A Little Jour. ney" with Claire Windsor and Vii. liam Haines."
 Monday night only D 4 RIP. T. A Minstrel Show.
 Tuesday and Wednesday. John Gii. bert ln "Bardelys the Magnificent. Thursday only. Vaudeville ana Broken Hearts uf Hollywood.
 Victory
 Tonight and Saturday. Lots Wilsof and Warner Baxter in "rhe Great Gatsby.a
 Sunday night only. Vera Reynolds ln Corporal Kate
 Closed through Thursday
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Pepin and family of Southbridge spent the weekend with Mrs. A. Lagrandeur.
 The Byrne family of Seward street entertained their niece, Miss Alice Byrne, of Providence over the week end.
 Mrs. Eldon 5. Johnson of WillimAn. tie is spending a few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Adams, South Main street
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

Mir and Mrs David Ftsgg of Center street. Mrs George Baker Of Fremont street. and Mrs Walter Rich of avenue were m Providence e ffuf1aHa
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
METHODIST GIL RICHES
 Trinity

Sunday, 9:30 a. m., Nomen's Bible class; 9;3o a. m, Ev'rymans Bible class: ?:3o a. m.. church. school 1U:45 d. m.. lecture: The Crisis" {; 7:15 P. n1., address: "Trcasure or Tragedy"
 Monday. 2;3o ?. m.. Sunshine so- cicty; 6:3o ?. m. church workers supper at Center church.
 Tuesday afternoon, Methodist group at the hospital 6:$o D, m., Philathca class; 7;15 p. m, Boy scouts; 7;4a Y. m, class meeting.
 Wednesday. @;%o ?. nn., week kday religious school, third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades; S p. m., Mothers $ club.
 Thursday. ?. m,, weekday re- liglous school, seventh and eighth grades: 7:45 D. m., midwcck service.
 Captain Richmond P. Hobson, hero Of tho "Merrlmac" will de liver his greatest lecture, The Crisis" at the morning service.
 The mothers club promises the usual entertaining and profitable evening at its meeting on NcdneS- day evening at & o'clock. The ever present problem, "Obedience.' will be discussed, followed by some Hal lowc'en fun.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
REV. DR. STOLE TO SPEAK MONDAY
Leader in Field Of Religious Eda- cation to Address s. s. Workers

Eev. Karl F. s;tolz. Th,D.. q leader in the field of education. who has
 recently com" 10 this country will
 speak in New Britain Monday eve ming. pr. Stoiz is the newly ap-
 pointed dean Of the Hartford school
 Of religious pedagogy, Of the Hart
 ford seminary foundation.
 Though new to this community.
 )r. Stolz is not new in the field Of
 religious education. He has 13
 years Of expo -lence of leadership In this work. first as professor Of re- ligious education in Wesley college which is affiliated with the Iniver- sity of North Dakota. and more re- ccntly as head Of the department or cation in the Y. NJ. (. A. college al Biblical literature and religious edu Chicago. Illinois.
 Dr. Stolz is not only a teacher and administrator in religious education, but is also author Of books and arti- cIes on religious subjects. One of his books is on "The Psychology of Praycr": another is on Evolution : and Genesis
 1 The occasion which brings Dr. : Stotz 10 New Britain is the autumn
 rally Of religious education work ] CTS of all Protestant churches of the 1 city which will be held under the auspices of the New Britain Council
 Of Religious Education. The rally i will be held in the chapel of First
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
SHE WAS so SENSITIVE ABOUT HER HAIR, TURNING GRAY-NO
 ONE DARED MENTION IT
Friend amiy on Discovering Her 'la! HaI loonS'"S C. ncned Her nile Social Enemies and "(attN
 Women Gloated Over Her Aged Appearance.

md ,uHtad '+ into mv scalp ttur,ugliE ,.I.r. 1.c la.t Was 4luy--f1r t"o weeks r.r hair and -,t'u bowed ltttr S.-nr "i fuprur,ut,ut hIi | per-nrcrcd aIu I" .ad Is-lu'I. before | had finished win rue tHGii nutt'r r,-4'ts " re mar'''"us f,arfuI'y +aHmIu",H my NHir thinking l.rNssrs iI vau-H u-aA off hut Hon can yiuraIua as mu.I us H"u .sr "H. Q I.'n $ Hair Touu H.rs lt lp1htr- and growing rI-ur Th.rr Ieu't tN" @.iLutest appear mr-,. If haue dyed tinted ar s'utN"d mot ,.,I. a l.tr ,tr.-z.r rau lrtoui tts ns". >alv | usu H occasionally and my lrHE fa'rs are p9ur- ,v"u ta. "f5-'"iof'd patches .ra auua aud hsv hnir iz au r' cH s'.,dr and p-tro an "H"r r i~ wonder u. and I.ss u1 ai. nE folks now admit tl,.,- u,..,i urH' "a -.,. uy gray again. know .unN 'ou tnags younger,
 Tro0-aad. f "a'rE Gray-hatrod w"- r.,u af fa sHuWni"= in Florida tn" fst.t uiraf,.t E'a'-. iasc learned %. 'htS -".gr, ,,rmu.t ut Nrs j;ittio VI, 1ca's "g Taup~. and oy It's Use r"juouatod tu,lr Ia.g and .u..r1 !.lrs of age. as lf ly GIei.. Without advert sing Mrs, I.asls maIt uu5ars .IuW a' parts of tl" ru8u,ry lr-w Into a Nood She can rGuua1y U.ur to morcu and men so"ialIy Jlu.nit.,u' w'p '.., uset h"I Ilair Tonic s.f tA...n ...r= oH luoea Ni,h Wrsrr fail u- ur EHH.Hl eur.os~. Trom her Jew a'uratogg H EIravood. Nd. Mrs. Lea -nups Har 'nr.r .ia mail auI to druggists ~'n ale r.r.dN :"'ufIas and 'ndol sing u rru.
 lun4ass,s bore '" this rl'y sell lt on ? 1usf'Ite luaaut'r that us"r- "fu he d,- .-Hr"J auI ~ill not hafr .Tay NaIts. "l l.o.,v Ha.N. r. has only th" faint. rI,asnrr o,Ior oE rTv Rum and 's almost f. .ojor}o-s. Y is 2 NHrwIrss as rain water 'o 'ao -aUr og haa 51 Der bottle n ,u--.s.z ur send moncs, Eamc and ad- droes tp Lea Tarlo 70 Brentwood Md, for tonic uy return mail
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

speak once at the meeting in Trinity Methodist church and once at the meeting of the Everyman's Bible class.
 Captain Hobson was born in Greensboro, Alabama, in 1870. He graduated from the Annapolis naval academy in 1891.
 He attracted world wide attention during the Spanish war in 1898, when on June 2. while in command of the collier "Merrmac' be and crew Of seven men sank the boat in the mouth of the harbor. thus bot tliing up the Spanish squadron. He and his crew then surrendered to the Spanish commander.
 He retired from the navy with the rank Of captain, at the close Of tho war, but was recalled to the service during the World war.
 He was elected member Of con- gress in 1906 where he became known as an authority on foreign relations.
 In recent years he has been ar tive as prohibition campaigncr and has addressed audiences in all parts of the country.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Emmanuel Gospel

sunday, 10:15 q. m.. prayer; lh:4o 3. m, preaching by Rev. F. l.. smith, subject: 'Is the Bible the Word of God?" At 1915 ?. n.. Sunday school hour: 6 p. m., Young Peo- plo's service: p. nl., preaching by Mir. Smith, This is the first of a series ot Bible lectures on "From Creation to Calvary The subject for Sunday evening is, Gods Mas terpieC".'
 Monday. T:45 ?. n., installation service and reception. Several visit ing pastors will participate in this service.
 Wednesday. 2:$0 D. m, and Thursday, : P. nL, religious Instruc- tion classes.
 Wednesday, 7:i5 ?. m. cottage meeting.
 Thursday. 7:45 J. m., midweck prayer and praise service; an olo- time prayer and testimony meeting,
 Friday. T. In.. choir rehearsal at the church.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

Church of Christ, beginning with a supper at G:30 o'clock Monday eve ming. Teachers and officers Of all Sunday schools, as well as parents who wish to keep informed Of new developments in the field Of religious education, are invited to participate in this rally.
 pr. Stolz will speak on the func- ton of religious education in the life of today. and the relationship between religious education and the public education provided by the state.
 The program Of the evening also has features which will bring before the body Of workers q grasp Of the work that is being carried on by the New Britain council and the week day church schools.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
CONCERT FOR ORPHANS

A public concert. the proceeds of which will b" devoted to the relief of orphans of the parish, will be held by the choir and orchestra of the Russian Orthodox church in they Central Junior high school on october 30. The concert will start at 2;30 o'clock and will be under the direction of Professor E. A. S"rebennikoh, choir master and musical director of the church.
 The concert will include folk dancing. vocal solos. balalaika music, and dancing by the children Of the parish. A choir of 35 voices will partiCipate.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
stanley Memorial

sunday. 9:%o q. m.. junior. inter- mediate and senior departments. church school: 1U:A5 a. m.. morn ing worship and sermon hy the pas tor. subject. "FolloWing Afar'; 12 noon, primary and beginners de partm"nts, church school.
 Tuesday, ! r. m. Girl scouts Troop IL.
 Wednesday. 9:%o D. m., United Weekday Church school. grades three and four; 7:3o D. nl.. Boy scouts, Troop II.
 Thursday, 2:%o ?. m., meeting of tn. Ladies' Aid society: 7:30 r. m, Noung Peoples meeting. Friday, 7:45 ?. m. church social under the auspices or th" Mems club.
 Thursday Oct q. ( to s ?. m, Harvest supper served by the Ladies Aid society, open to the public.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
atiOn Army

MeotiuuG2 will he held in the hail Sunday as follows: II a. n.. Holi- ness meeting. subject, "A New Crea- ton" ?. m, sunday school; ?. n,., opcn air service at Walnut Hill park, if weather permits otherwise service 1:4n ?. m; prayer S"rN1ce s D. m.. salvation meeting, subject, "A Rich, But SorroWful Family Ensign C. Frcdcrickson will have charge Of all Sunday meetings.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

classes.
 Thursday, 2:iJ p. h.. children s classes; 1:45 ?. h.. regular weekly church prayer meeting. theme for study and testimony. "Peace."
 Friday, 7:30 p. h., choir rchear- sal.
 The message Sunday morning is the first of q series Of three on Has God Cast of the Jew"
 The evening message is the first of d series on His Glory 1, His Pristine Glory. 2, His JehoNistic Glory. 2. His Incarnate Glory. 4, His Risen Glory. ]. His Kingdom Glory.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Union 1. Ni, r.. Zion

Sunday school at 9:%0 a. m. Morn- ing worship at 1o:45 o'clock the pastor will preach on the subject, Some Triumphs of q Disappointed Man" Christian EndoaNor society at 6:30 D. m. Evening service at 7:45 o'clock: Rev. s. w. Weller Of MiddletoWn will preach.
 Monday, r. m., the second guar t,rlv conference will he held.
 Tuesday. ?. m., Miss Ruby Pet tiiord of Sabina. Ohio. will appear Tn Il program Of dramatic readings.
 Wednesday. 2:45 r. ln.. week-day church school grades three, four, 0vs and six.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Woman Should Be and .Seyer Need Be Gray
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-15

The committee for the meeting is Joseph E. Hultgren. Eric Carlson, John F. Frisen, Andrew Berlin, Ragnar Johnson. Oscar Johnson.
 Friday evening, the choir will meet.
 Saturday morning the confirma- ton class. Childrcn's choir in the afteynoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Reformation

Eighteenth sunday after Trinity. Services at 10 6. m. Sunday school at 1l:1j q. m.
 The Luther league will meet Mon day evening,
 The religious school will meet Wednesday and Thursday after moons.
 The choir will meet Friday eve ming.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
St. Johns {Gprman)

sunday, S:So q. m., English serv- ice; $50 q. h.. sunday school; l9:45 a. h., German service; 2:30 ?. m, meeting of the Inner Mission society or Connecticut at the parish house Of the First Lutheran church in Wa tcrbury.
 Thursday. < '. m, meeting Of the Mems society.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
NONDENOMINATIONAL AL
 Peoples

Sunday, 10:15 a. m. prayer serV- ice in the past or's study; F noon, Bible school with classes for all ages; 6 D. m., Young Peoples meeting.
 Tuesday, 3 ?. m.. Women's Mis- sionary Prayer band. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. At SS D. m.. Bible class, studying this week: "Thc Commencement of the Adamic Age-Man Governed Through His Conscience"
 w adncsday. 2:45 ?. m., children
New Britain herald., 1927-10-15
Film Swedish

Sunday, a:45 a. m., Bible school and Mems Bible class; II a. m. and 7:30 D. In.. sermons by the pastor. Wednesday, s ?. n., autumnal [, stival with special music and ad- dress by Rev. (. J. FrcdeCn.
 Thursday, $ ?. m. prayer ScrNlc". Friday, '. m. choir rehearsal.