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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
E.. O. MI. for Girls
Rayon Combinations
81 Each

Plain tailored rayon combi-
nations with bodice top, drop
seat; pink and peach. Sizes
6 to u.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29

TOXIC, Dec. ga severe storm
TODAY RACED 500 homes in the Akita
prefecture, reports from there in
Cicated. The Dainichi Maru was
reported aground off Akita. The
crew of thirty was endangered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29

Well made and full cut:
Single or double breasted;
some with belt; five colors;
sizes "a to A.
so Coverall aprons of ging-
ham, 29c.
25 All-wool slipover-sweat-
ers, 81.
80 Wash dresses, reduced to
soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
10 Satin Slips
2Sc Each

in dark and a few light
colors. Broken sizes. Much
reduced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
W on1en's Hose
Zoe Fair

Odds and ends reduced for
clearance. Included are rayon,
Isle, cotton and a few wool
mixed numbers. Irregulars;
assorted sizes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
Silk Remnants
39S and soc Ea.
Silk Remnants
81 Yard

This lot consists mostly OF
plain colored crepes de chine
in medium and dark shades.
There are also a few pieces of
fiat crepe and of satin. In
disable lengths.
Downstairs at Ayres
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
ChiEdren's SleeperS
6@C Each

Comfortable garments of soft
knitted fabric; high neck, long
sleeves; assorted sizes.
Downstairs at Ayres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
Girls Rayon Hose
29C Pair

Pretty rayon boot extended
over the knee; Isle hemmed
top; reinforced foot; assorted
colors. Sizes 8 to 91a. Firsts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29

pure silk service weight stocking with Isle hemned top
fully reinforced foot Genuine Real Silk sub
standards; in assorted colors. Sizes 812 to 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29
KNIT Underwear
Women'S Union Suits
81 Each

Well made suits of cotton
and wool, with rayon stripe;
sleeveless, low neck, knee
length; well reinforced. Sizes
SO to A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-29

THIS December E. o. M. is a sale of
tremendous bargains offering
large quantities of seasonable, wanted
merchandise at much lower-than-usual
prices. Some of the values are odd lots,
broken size and color ranges, left from
the Christmas season-much reduced.
The balance of the E. o. M. merchan-
disc consists of brand new goods, bought
at special price concessions which enable
us to effect great savings for our patrons.
Come early for the best choice!
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
RED CROSS DRIVE
Putnam's Quota For Relief of Flood Sufferers SS75.-Tag
 Day Tomorrow

Tutnam's quota in the Red Cross drive for funds to illeviate suffer ing among the homeless m the south where thousands have been caused to flee from the Mississippi river flood is SS75 The food Is one of the worst calamities that this country ever faced in years l. has been growing worse during the week Throughout the United States American Red Gross units have been applead to for help.
 Contributions are now being re ceived and Saturday a Tag Day wiii be conducted as part of the local campaign so that all will have an op- portunify to give something. Bran ches of the organization in Thompson. Pemfret and Woodstock are to assist m the work
 Not since the war has there been an emergency with such a human ap peal as the present Many of the sufferers are little children Many families have been forced ta flee and are living in tents An epidemic of disease is threatened. Money Is needed to carry on the work of the rescue and relief and it Is needed at once. Putnam should. Putnam will go over the top if everyone does his bit
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT

The Arfl term of the Nindham County Superior Court. criminal side adjourned Thar day afternoon indef mt lv number of eases were dis posed uf ii Wf.iImHntie last week and adjournment Was taken to Tuesday. hdl au account af slight illness uf Judge Marvin court did not come in until Tburzday.
 Among the eases fHsm this end of the county dispa eA al was that of Arthur Cofdief, who was sentenced Co thirty oa5s in Jail for ntoxieation, and sixty days for resisting an officer Execution of the sentence was sus- pended after Statc's Attorney Brad ford explained that Cerdier has a large family and has improved in his manner of living L. Edwin Hill of Putnam was appointed probation off. cer.
 < short calendar session of the court was held this morning with Judge Yeomans on the bench. Assignments of civil cases for the May term were made
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
RAILROAD VETERAN BORN IN P0MFRET Charles A. Grant Dies At Day Kimball Hospital From
 Pneumonia Travelled Over 5000 900 Miles On
 Trains

Born in Pomfret Landing 2 9 years ago. son of Benjamin C and Mary Grant. Charles \ Grant, veteran rail- road man. died at the Day kimball Hospital early Thursday morning Of pneumonia. Mir Grant. during his se years with the New York < New FHvland and the "NeV Haven" rail travelled over S.000.o0o miles, a dis; ance sufficient Co carry him around the world i20 times.
 For the past fifteen years Mir Grant made his home in Hartford, where he leaves a wife. and where the funeral will be held Sunday. Burial will be in Willimantic. q former home
 Mr Grant began railroading when old wood-burning locomotives were in use and when accidents were ire auent. On March 2s. isSs he ex- perienced his worst railroad wreck when the boiler of the engine on his train blew up at Manchester, killing the engineer and fireman.
 He remembered the days when 1t was the custom to ntme engines, when the Centennial express ran daily between Boston and Philadelphia when the Ghost Train cut down the time between Boston and New York from nine hours to five hours The Ghost Train got it's name because all the coaches were painted white and one man gave all his time keep ing them clean. It ran over the Air Line. with no stops between Williman tie and Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
State Commander Craemel Gives Address to Twenty
 two Ex-Legionaires
Officers Eleeted.-Martin B. Robert.
 son New Commander

The American Legion. Anselm May #rte Post. No 13. held banquet and election of officers at the Putnam Inn Wednesday night The following off rera were elected Commander, Mar in B. Robertson; vice commander. stanley G. Shaw; adjutant. l.. F. Hill {; finance officer. Whitman Danielson {; executive committee. Charles A. Ryan. Michael White. Francis Metealf, and James Charron; also E. F. Perry. the retiring commander.
 Addresses were given by State Com r3ander Craemer of Wethersfield. Past State Commander H. C. Jackson of New Britain District, Commander F. ! Prichard of Rockville. and Vice Dis frict Commander Burton of Danieison. Twenty-two ex4Legionaires listened with interest until 11.30 to some of the phases of service which other posts were rendering in their various com munities. IL was made very plain by all speakers that the Legion is now fast becoming an organization where those who joined served by hard work ta help better the community in which they were living. As they served in the World War, so with the same devo- ton they serve at home. It was point cd out that a number of Posts had made the mistake of having clubrooms which destroyed the service motive and therefore did not increase interest in the Legion,
 The following ex-service men were present: William Saretzki, Martin Robertson. William Jarvis, Gilbert Perry. ]. D Potter, James Charron, Whitman Danielson. F. F Perry, Michael White. c stanley shaw. Jon afhan John,oa Fraacis MetcaH. Arch ibald Macdonald Jr Samuel Sim mons. Louis Girafd Charles pyan. James Y English L. Edwin Ilill also
 ]. .neakars mentioned above.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
ANNUAL BANQUET
State Officials Will Be Present At Meeting Fish and Game
 Club

The annual banquet of the North. eastern Fish and Game club viii be held at the Putnam Inn. Thursda ay evening of next week The club has been very active the past year. Those who attended the banquet a year ago will remember the very en- joyable occasion that f was
 The committee announces that Sta @ commissioner Charles F. Wheeler. Superintendent of Fish and Game. John W Titcomb, and Chief Gam Warden \. Joseph Williamson have accepted invitations 10 be present. Music will be furnished by the Homo lulu Four of Providence
 Tickets to the banquet are limited Co 100 and reservations should be made at once. Supper will be ser we'd at SIS o'clock daylight say ing time.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
SHEEP BREEDERS TO :
 MEET IN POMFRET
Enjoyable As We'll As Instruct i've Program At Eastland
 Farms May 2
Musie By Band Luncheon Wli Be
 Served

Sheep breeders from all parta of the state and from maag points throughout New England. Will gather at Eastlan3 Farms, panfref. Charles Y. E Cashman, proprietor, next week Saturday, May Eth. for an enjoyable and instructive day's outing
 The program will start al 10 o'clock. Standard Time. and will show the methods of dipping, docking and drenehing l.. Y Tyrcl, sheep spe- cialist. will be on hand to answer ques tions
 ]. (. Cort. Secretary of the New England Sheep Breeders Association. Professor Garrigus from Storrs and Commissioner Whittelsey, will be pre- sent and take part in the program.
 4 band has been engaged to make the occasion enjoyable as well as instructive and al the luncheon hour coffee and sandwiches will be served and the band will play The speaking program will continue at half past one o'clock
 Anyone interested in sheep or in agriculture in any way k cordially invited to this important meeting Of agricultural interests. An inspection trip will be conducted through the sheep barns. This lrip will prove very interesting
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-29
MEMORIAL DAY
Plans Are Being Formulated For Observance.-Neterans
 Will Be Remembered

Memorial Day. which falls on Men dav. May 90. win hc observed ia Put nam and ihe sleer veterans of the eivIi War will b. remembered and their graves decorated with fresh flowers and mafa aed with new flags.
 There was meeting of the eXeeu- live committee of Ansclm Mayotte Post. American Legion. and members of \ Wilder Merriam Camp, United Spanish American War Veterans Thursday evening Plans for the ob- servanee of Memorial Day were dis enssed and committees appointed 10 carry forward these plans.
 Ii has not as yet been decided whether there will be parade, and no choice of a speaker of the day has been made. 1t has been determined that Decoration Day will be observed and that the veterans will be remem- bered and eulogized