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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-16
SD5.& REALIZED
FOR FLOOD RELIEF
PlainYine Exceeded Red Cross
Quota BY Is Per Cent
PLAN FOR SCHOOL NURSE

County Letter Carriers Sfeet-
Motor Coach Service Discontinued
Miss Gallant VIII Leave.
Plainville contributed 373b.4s to
tho flood relief fund raised by the
American Red Cross. final figures
made public today by Chairman
John E. Lamb Of the local branch
revealed. This was Is per cent in
excess Of the $500 quota fixed for
Plainville by the New Britain chap
ter. OF which the local society is a
branch: this town passed Its first
quota OF $500 and then bettered the
doubled figure which was set later
when another appeal was made.
One Of the outstanding features
was the work OF the pupils and
teacher of the Broad street school:
they raised SIS through their own
contributions. this sum being the
second largest turned in by any
!, L
only by the $14S subscribed by en-
ployes OF the Standard Steel s. Bear
inEs, Inc.
Sunday schools and other church
groups did their part. raising sums
as follows: Baptist church Sunday
school s10.43; Plainville NJ. E.
church Ladies' Aid Society IS: Con-
gregational church Woman's FEEDER
alton S. Congregational church Sun
day school $40; Church Of Our
Saviour Parish Guild So; Plainville
, NJ. E. church beginners and pri-
mary department 81. In addition to
the IS listed above, the Woman's
Federation of the Congregations
church held a silver tea which net
ted SIS.
Other group contributions: Brock.
Barnes Post. American Legion $40
Plainville Hose Co., No. $40; Trool
/. Boy Scouts OF America 50; Plain
willie Grange No. 81 $40; Olson Bros
Co. s.: Levine & Meyerowitz $40
Ideal Machinery Co. SIS.
Individual contributions were a.
follows: One OF $50. one of SIS. one
OF $50, eight OF SO, 20 OF IS. five
of So, eight OF $3.50, 2S OF 81. 30 Of
| 81, six Of so cents. and four OF q
cents.
W. c. r. U. Sends Clothing
The w. C. T. L. aided the flood
sufferers by sending six boxes o,
clothing, including o34 separate arti'
Giles OF wearing apparel. One DO,
was sent to Arkansas. one to Ten
nessee. three to Mississippi and one
to Louisiana. The members wish tt
thank all those who gave so gener
ously when the call was sounded.
The w. c. T. L. will observe 1t:
flower mission date with Mrs. Irving
Gridley on Tuesday, June IS.
Plan For School Nurse
An item calling for a school nurse
is in the tentative budget OF thu
school committee and will come be
fore that body at its meeting In July
or August, and 1t is possible that E
nurse may be added to the roster o.
the school department next year
This. would allow the district nurse
to devote her whole time to bedside
and clinical work.
Sentiment appears to be divided
on the matter. Many feel that there
is a need for q school nurse. while
others say that the expense will be
too great. especially since 1t will be
added to an already enlarged schoo
budget. Leon c. Staples, superin.
tendent-elect, favors the employ
ment OF a nurse. saying that health
training is one form Of education
generally neglected.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-16
Itching, Irritations
Of the Skin and Scalp
Use Zemo, Healing Liquid

Don't suffer shame Of ugly. itchy
skin. Never endure Skin Tortures
and 1rritations. Danish Pimples,
Blotches and Blackheads. Apply
pleasant-to-use. dependable Zemo
Liquid. Use at any time. The safe.
sure way to keep skin clear and
free from blemishes. At druggists
Coo and 800.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-16

Read the Herald CLASSIFIED Ads for
information and profit.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
HE PUTNAM PATRIOT
ruE pAIRIoI PREss. INC.
PLEASURE AND oFG

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 sfs Each provides eaes .a...#
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 .e,sa5 as #.r...e E X ss=aa.ea Ie.- asr alaa= =el sboy, next Monday 6zH 5ae Br#f. Theatre V under ~ ff M baa.e ha5 6eaa sold aaf which assures the sae- eess of hs enterprise and pfot that "i De used ot @ two nteraa af tsaaz for zraetag public interests ia eae form another 4s 4
 Tf. 4ez. 5r=r a. E9Ha## Valentine Tea. faz "E Dc held Saturday afternoon February I2h 1T 55 9ae af fs .. 6. eH #--H funds gre raised gs thaz aa- firing zrg..HzaHaH Ha#aH Hasfa for the Day AR'st uosrsI #a 5a #. aa.a fHa zh affair gall be az gen erousle la.f4nzaa tae Pas There 5 certainly i2 cause 1oors sr.fs m aa r which the Valentine Tea s heid The hospital HfE=I Ier#zHtz aIe N4. cred 6a 66e .Ha6s taf a1 entertainment gwen Tor a 9eaf if 9ffBe hospital T..= maintain h laHoftaH, pubic lztg9- tion Hl Ha4. e investment .eata @ e patrons apparent
 Another annual ee.n# ,Ha approaching E #aa annual eorerl .. m ~ zae PaHaH Fire Department. which taAe5 nIae. M -aE 5UaIE zs.H Here aTaIn the nlll. beurf both aae# 9ar fff delar5u at r volunteer depart mem Trae fhe a# s69 .ear This however docs a9l pay thHH aH Fra# and sHa does HH. =Hzsf losses IHs @ tsir in aT.4aa ae.4H# 5H.# THe proceeds from -f event go into tae freHaH.s ee.e# Faaa where r < a=ea P7f pose
 E.#Ht. docs t6a 5Hr#H#4s4ae e#ete. aaz t-6a fa an evening .aff=5llHH Hlee fa1 Ea r 3s EHez1- aep a.a# f#H worthy #.lse. 5f hs ezan a sha members of the department hat b. ha# personal nta a 5aer we'll being and appreciates tHat f1e performing ae.r work mol for reward 5atas D pa6Hedae. voluntarily assumed
 Toeaeh and aIl o6 tac above as es a heartily #H scribe our enforcement d feel Ha Hte n aeas lae I- ple 10 support lI.a H a feeI fhss ae able ta dc zo
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
BETTER UNSA1D

"nBlEK. smoke laa #..# #H #ta Hgas That according IL s#aHHe fsazaH Ez.zH champion. is the best kind q .raa# laE #saest. ! fh s her message to he zol4g women U EHeTee sbe aefa fas France &h 8 small fortune al American daars j. aal.a he bette. aa sae never Ez# H# tHe a#aaH=
 The zrHfs szH Hz Ha#=feH aarsf sa#zHz stats fas tour has been similar e 6a of champion aaeIi+t vaudeville engagement vfah an opponent H-1d 1 hH tdf THF 1aT pose If beng ba&ea Her I#s aaa.t # 7a=fte fz ae-a called apon greatly herelf H catherine m thc aaz ohice receipts admittedly -6e al.-I ol her e.l-a 44 lAA country
 had .a believe champion la feld # athletics made sach statement seriously It sleh statement ssz made r4z 9lr#HH9 person a HaI#re# Drink s.at. up afa HlFdt. za es9lH#5l.=.# H#H H#8 r. H.s..' heahg H6a IL aeaaeH l.. football zr H#s.II HIe.e1 would h. la h heaa dropped .n the tean Perhaps we a1 tfe French a6#r .# arIaas.E. Her s.ateHen. doe aa1 rHr He 6a. Vl =HH1. ts eaat.a a aaHe ad miref. @.#.. s..#.e. i.. =.. v. ...z.s.#s ##f mem 9 5e#f H. a#I a. 1H= H aaa# have hesa better left Haasid
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
ORDER OF NOTICE

District af V oodstaek s Probate Count January 28. \. . 1927. Estate of Robee, k Stafford late of Wood
 stock r said District, deceased. Upon the application Of Raymond K Saf- ford praying that letters Of admini
 stration may be granted on said estate represented intestate and admitted t0 probate as per application on file more fully appears, t Is ORDERED That said application be heard and de- termined at the Probate Office in Woodstock in said District. on the 10th day of February, 4. D. 1927. at 200 o'clock in the afternoon; and that a public notice be given of the pendency of said application and time and place thereon. by publishing a copy of this order in a newspaper hay ing q circulation in said District, and by posting copy thereof, on ths public signpost in the town of Wood
 stock in the said District, at least 5 days before said day of hearing. ROBERT E. HARRIS, Judge. :
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
.PAR8FIYs THE MAGNIFICENT A TRIUMPH FOR JOHN GILBERT

Nm Eiaor-lohn Isiler# rr#a rectof a-- aeeH aaaAH to "Iae A4. .ame .rfs sHd ability  HIHs cemlH- 
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 nm aH saving. NIt. i thl .a 
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
AUCTION NOTICE

Be Witter Bros. AuetH8ueefs 0f- fce 42 Main St.. Dariels4n. Conn ham e5t iiYe stock sale @ll be grand spring opening event Hitf 32 heal t9le consisting af fresh milkers and sprIugeEs. fancy 4red heIfefs. bulls ages. 4geItHs. boIa.nas and vai calves. Z Chester White boar uiua months old tair a1 shine oa Wednesday Feb 9tt as Cunningham farm at Elliott. Conn, as usual
 WANTED-C0f3 wood lp four foot
 lengths delivered to wood yards CT
 the Gr0sve HafdaI Go. Please call
 Tel 5 or Af George r. Whit
 neg Tel 521-2 Both telephones
 Putnam Exchange 5-6
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
APARENTs DUTY

TUa lese.. a E.. Che. rbaf-.aa i. tBe mee.He ef .ag Common 9#a#= Ha..fl aIebt and the warning reatNe -o aae f hH basa are taking u srHsHe aerial wires over hsh voltage aIaafs e. Ha. teelt and shaaid be heeaea Aasa He saaHa eHfsaea a Ha sort ot thing are sa knowing voluntarily heed tHe warming even f t comes to tugr therefore #e dHtf af ther parents to see that heg do continue aa ta that the wires a ready s.rHa removed aa. removed wh he utmost care and caution for should ha ag contact wth the electric light wire while He haz removing H the result will be tragic.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
NOTICE

The malal meeting of the Putnam e 4 atiou viii be held
 daF. Feb {. 1927. in the Com maHIty Room. Putnam Saving Bank.
 clock a. n. Co hear tho re ports oi the officer for the past year. .l eIeet t#o tHast for three years sand one member of the committee on tHHts fer three years and auditors of
 general and oE tue trust accounts a the year ensuing and to do any atuar business prop Co come before mee tIHR.
 Fer order of the President,
 NEWTON \. BALLARD,
 8-5 Secretary.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
SIMEON BALDWIN

n1liG ae..s al Simeon sl.z sa# I#. .a..= saeE 5.h# sI5#9H5 l#.aat aaa removes aag ta whom honor el#g br#ara aHael eHefi and clear thinking As juf Ha ase H#e.#.55.z Known. #Ie aas .r many ye.rs affiliated g#.h the a.at.e # tsa ae.aa. ataare judge af hs superior s.s .a5ge and chief Ia...o ol the supreme. I0e ez.0.. a.sfHaI.aH Connect tsas hing age Ha served t= people chet -se.#.fe a=ulrHer He Was scholar y mad diversified aHI. s5# .e 6s.sHe authority in each .a u special e.ae.s.H IefaaHaea aa. le af more Iaza Iaaf s#al. sa.f# He sae. intellect I 4ae very end
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

Al Court If Probate held t Phi
 nam. Conn. in and for the District of Putnam. on the 2nd day of Feb ruarv. l92F Present Henry \ Bon o.t Judre Estate of Susan K Dadv. late 0f Putnam in said District de- ceased ORDERED That six months from the date hereof be and the same are hereby appointed and limited for fhe creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. and that administrator of said estate cite said creditors of said deceased c. bring in their claims within said time Ky posting a notice Co that effect on the siEn-post nearest Co the piaca where the deceased last dwelt and in the same town. and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having a circulation in said District. HENRY N. BENoIT. Judge of Probate. 5
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Court af Probate ra aH fFaH a and for t ni.
 If N0.H.ral an dag af
 H ND 1 Pnt r T1e tanat
 Perrin Administrator with naHaved on tha tastafe estate af hfr F Pike late af Nee3staek a F6Is aua 3h ef that months from 3#ta h allowed ar4 ItH fer .he cr 'itars of said esfata ts rz. hihH th cIa'u arainst ta same 10 fhe Adm. testaH and lIree as public notice b eean of fhis e3 bv advert ing in g newspaper Hub= lished iH Putnam bava=
 ton n said tiet and br no tir
 tors t-rf oa he public i3 rost in said awH ' Wa93sfaek est the place uher1 lha acaas l4st lvalt terfffi5 from Record ROE FRT F HARRIS Judge
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

FOR SALE-Farm near state foa. ogastack Just ovat Putnam lu Ae est Thompson. Farm Q. acres, ZZ acres tillage.
 wood, including nice p.aa the rcsCII pasture Houaeol e+ rooms, piFeless furnace, gas water, barn g x At, cemaa. in stable Fruit of all kinds. houses and ou buildings Iss part cash Make gos4 un@ place. Call at house Na6 or sunday afternoon bE app meut JOSEPH BREAtLi, r nam. R, D. t, Box l35. tf
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
NOT DRYING UP

gNHERE 1356 drivers automobiles who forfeited their
 privilege to drive in the of Connecticut the past year they convicted driving while under the auence of liquor This of l52 the year before and l. 102 than in f921
 Just what does t all While there has been an in crease the number of motor vehicles this such an alarming Of intoxicated persons
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
FOR sAIE

'OR sALE-Nine room house
 electric lights, barn and aa eight acres of land. Couveniea. located Co church, schools Wei, and running brook tnre4 the lot. Very beautiful spot. "
 able for poultry farm. ingA of MARI \. HUGHES. Alta"a' gan, hHlingly, k D. No ..
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

the driving wheels he roads of ate Possibly law forcement officers are more . more alert.
 Whatever be the for the increase of drunken drivers after year read the figures given out by the state motor vehicle department without wondering where drivers much liquor Not all intoxicated persons probably small per cent of them, drive Not all drunken drivers apprehended Il just much ev dence that the prohibition law functoning we'll and that the State of Connecticut not drying the by
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
MISS BARTLETT BETTER

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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
MACDONALD AND BYRsE
 ARE REApF0iNTED

EHa the aHloIHtH TrHnHH .laf .eaWaE Jaha Macdonald en et ta and sff fre6i ald Haad maid. IHl 4H- Hfh 5GrW of four Eaaf fEam John P BsrHe Putnam
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
bfiSCELE.AEECll

DIRE ssM&KfNG =N5ss AFaa Lafose sl8umdeIa Bldg. Makes dresse-. al a1azs aaaa cleaning ayeiH anu Eepar4# .sl fur coa.z- Tel eaH-a
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
.Ea- "A VAUGHAN CORP.
 ELECTS DIRECTOR

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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

split infnitives, vigorously n- penciled by editors, stand vind.s,al< da,l< by 8 noted grammarian. Georgl V.. Curme. professor at North"s.s.. ". University He says the divided v form has been used by the oezL A' CTS for five centuries.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

FOR 5ALE-lJ25 ton foea ua F taaa 550o0 mics. Al cduasae Has 1926 motor chan M aot9 UU. Terms or trade l fo.et touring ear 9i35. H Alright roadster hi0ap. H9. eaH new cae guarantee Ha had s1ua. Use only Ask for pEaee. l Ford Hlta 4uMp body ALLEN AFERILL, PomlEat .H Der, Conn. Phone f73-3.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

Umbrellas are now being made @- are decorated with life-size pals.. heads, or large, colored fruits as dles.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

and aElfe- n4at-l e4 lraH eaa aHz saatce
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 he'd The expense has 44dal H tae t4le ana @.HF ase lHen numnet sHed lu Hartford s## HI the highway I.az mEta but Tor nm H. m existing a source ot peru
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

LosT-Female police dos pug eleven months old, wita e- collar Wolf gray color an- sight build. Finder please re.r for S75 reward to A. uN- AISkY, Quinnatisset Thompson, Connecticut.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
SPENCER

SPENCER coRsETIER-su Surgical and dress corset belt for men aa cad 4en. MRS EVA THAYER E tered Z4 Eden St., Putnam Conn. Hdua 235.i 2tf
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
SUCCESSFUL WHIST

wb given by Car- GauHc n the.r rooms on Union Heet. Aan- day .v5n ag. was attended hZ 1Ngr
 making the aifa.Ea eI.iesl surgess. The Ia3s nrFEez 4 gold pencil. was agl cd to Mass Jeanette IacreiN and -ae ratlemaa E. prize also gold pencil Was aNara a ta Phanaaf 5 door prize Wa Co David Rust
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

Ra n tk h
 Fe adHiet dukuv bucket of black n wee.ned coffee each m.fn- inr.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
shagTATInu. AND RURAL SCHOOLS

6rler Standard Needed to Safeguard top''-.-f os'4 ss. t Healthy A. c..9 Children -l--z'a en oi .'f s r--..-a. z.asaaszs Recommendations.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
LOST

LOST-A collie dog yellow and
 answering to the name at laa- License number 6O,OZo ! W lIbera. reward offered Aas CHARLES SWAIN. Tel. fati- e5O. --s
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

WAETED-B egetabies Hvs ehies or fuaIs U FAR EAST BEsIsas AsI. 4e Front street. Fu
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

George Washington breakfast con M three small corn cakes with honey and thrUe dishes of tea
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04

treet ear company tH tirnud Rap Michigan ha tat.aHi 2 porter ht h1st point i1 tff g'fy fo ren-
 al service to tts patrons
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
WANTED

FgAHIED-Farm. ma have
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Putnam patriot., 1927-02-04
p4tIi adquarlers

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Hyder weekly herald., 1927-07-23

jackets in vogue today were copied in their entirety from the styles of 50 years ago. Specimens from the original patterns exist in those rural homes where the head of the family is using his wedding costume for his Sunday best. It wasn't more than a few years ago that the well-groomed town boys were "guying" the country rustics for the same wide trousers and short and high buttoned coats now grac- ing the windows of the most exclusive city tailors.
 But let those who are prone to make merry over modern styles, whether for men or women, and to pride them selves upon being the product of 8 more sensible generation of youth, hearken back to the days of the Ascot tie which consumed more silk than shirt, and of the Prince Albert and other obsolete cut-aways, which would precipitate a ri ct if displayed in public today; and of the light gray and bright lavender pants, which without eXaggeration would make two pair of the most ex- treme specimens of the mod ern make.
 With styles in clothes coming and going over night, it ill be- hOOveS the most conservative dressers to criticise or ridicule others for the manner in which they decorate their persons. We maybe wearing tomorrow that which we laugh at today and, after all, while the city ooy has been calling his coun- try cousin a rube the country 1oy has been calling his city cousin a boob.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-07-23
VALUE OF A NAME.

Whats in a name? The answer for generations back has been nothing" True a rose by any any other name would smell as sweet but try to sell it under a different name if you would better esti- mate the value of a name.
 The name of Alexander, Han nibal, Caesar and Napoleon evacuated walled cities, turned whole armies into disastrous retreat and conquered en- pires Those names obtained their magic from the deeds of their owners.
 Because his name might have been Smith would not have prevented Shakespeare from writing his classic tragedies and in spite of their common names George Washington and Abraham Lincoln won immort- al fame. Genius is as accidental as it's name.
 And yet American manufact- urers spend millions annually on names. For the purpose of establishing trade name busi- ness enterprises conduct nat ion-wide and even worldwide advertising campaigns. To many manufacturers the name of their product is their fortune a fortune which could not be amassed without the aid of ad- vertising.
 Modern business has learned that the three essentials for success in merchandising are a worthy product, a trade mark and an adequate adver- tising campaign. Advertising is as essential to retail busi- ness as to the manufacturer.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-07-23
Just for Fun

A hustler has no time for bad luck.
 The best nation in the world is explanation.
 Lots of girls think the dishes wash themselves.
 There may be safety in num-. bers, but not in auto numbers. Life is soft these days. Think of a knight in armor afflicted with hives.
 Take care of the children's happiness and your own will take care of itself.
 What has become of the old fashioned business man whose evenings were spend Ion the books?"
 Many a girl has lost a pros pective husband by trying too hurry him too much.
 Success is not a matter of the business a mans in, but the man that's in the business.
 If living expenses get much higher half the world will quit wondering how the other lives for it will be dead.
 An inquirer wants to know if waterworks is all one word or two words. "Waterworks" is two words but some people in sist upon spelling it with a hy- drant.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-07-23
STYLES SWING BACK.

There are a lot of folks who call themselves conservatives and laugh at young land lub- bers with nautically full and Happy trousers. But let them beware lest they open them selves to the recounting of some discomiting history.
 It isn't necessary to be a cen tenarian to bear witness to the historical fact that the flaring trousers and high-buttoned