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The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
Photographic Ticks.

WASHINGTON, ,lan. 2O.-With the approval of4GooliAge, Hinesy.,di- rector of the Veterans. Bureau, will ask Congress to pass promptly legis- lation enabling the Veterans Bureau to make loan on adjusted .compensa- ton certificates. Hines discussed the < proposal with the President today.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
HARRY F.. SINCLAIR. TO BE
 ARRAIGNEU FORs RsCONTEMPT

WASHINGTON, .sJan. s1a.-Harry F. Sinclair, oil operator; will be ar ,raigned in the District of Columbia Supreme Court next, wreck on charges , of contempt, growing out of his re- fusal to answer questions of the Sen ate oil committee.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
Recent events at McGrath included

Recent events at McGrath included housewarming party of the new h. noko Lumber Company structure, sat which MT. w. J. Widman acted as host and at which practically all Mo- Grathites were present. The lunch, prepared by Mrs. Thomas Mclean, is declared to have been a most excel lent one.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2I.-The Mex ican government accepts in principle the arbitration of it's differences with the United States Government, the Foreign Office announced in a written statement today. If the Washington and Mexican governments can agree upon details, arbitration wil probably be invoked.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

The news ithat Frank Larson, upon his arrival at Fairbanks some days ago, underwent operation for the re- breaking and -=resetting of his wrist bone, broken many months ago, and which was never properly set, was re- ceived at McGrath couple of days since. MT. Larson, in. his telegram, states that the operation was most successful and that the wrist is al- ready giving every indication of bet terment, all of which will be most pleasing news to his many friends.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
SMEDLEY BUTLER CHANGES
 VIEWS ION yOLSTEAD ACT

:, OAKLAND, Cal.-Brgadier General Smedley Butler deserted his rigid stand on prohibition, when he de- nounced "this fool Volstead act" as class legislation. He originally be- lieved, he said, that the act was writ ten to apply to everybody, but learned that ti applied only to the non-influen- tial.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Returning from trip to Nenana, a few days ago, Greg Stewart and son, Warren, brought with them to their Kuskokwim headsuarters ten silver foxes, the first stock to be placed in the pens of their new fox farm. To these other additions will probably be made shortly, Warren Stewart having arrived here couple of days ago on his way to Ruby, from which place he is expected to return within the next few days with several others to be added to the stock now there.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
YOUNG CANADIAN SWIMMEH
 TAKES THE S25, ,0OO PRIZE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-George Young, IT, Canadian, resident of Toronto, Saturday night completed the 22-mile swim of the channel from Catalina island to the mainland, win ming the prize of $25,00O.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
TWO THOUSAND FISHER
 MEN FROZEN TO DEATH

LONDON, Jan. 22.-Twe thousand Caspian fishermen have been frozen to death at Astrachan, a dispatch from the Moscow Daily Mail said to- day.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
CHAPl.lN
 DIVORCE
Film Comedian Seems to Be Losing Out
 On Ali Sides.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-In. the preliminary hearing here of the Chap lin divorce suit. today, Judge Guerin ordered that Lita Grey Chaplin he given custody of the two children of Charlie Chaplin and S4,000 a month for their maintenance. Also, the the United States Government today stepped into the Chaplin divorce and financial battle by laying claims to S1,079, ,721.48 in liens on income taxes, covering period of six years. The liens were filed by the Collector of Internal Revenue in the . District Court.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

The EcGrath Roadhouse twas the scene of an enjoyable party a few evenings ago, at which whist was the feature. Incidentally, the McGrath Roadhouse will soon be in charge of new chef, Mrs. Robinson, now on her way from Nenana to McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Deputy U. s. Marshal Peter Nc was Sunday visitor on matters of business in connection with his off cial duties.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
SALE OF C., M. & ST. P. RAILWAY
 lNIIICArn Ic- .~Io 4

CHICAGO, Jan. 2a-T.he sale of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway for $40,oOO,OOO ito Kuhn, Loeb & Go. and the National City Bank, of New York, reorganization managers, was approved today >+by Federal Judge Wilkerson, in whose court the railroad went into receiver ship.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Claude Nyberg left yesterday morn- ing for Canes, probably to be absent for a couple of months.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Ernie Cove returned here a couple of days ago, following a visit of some days days at the Greg Stewart fox farm.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Hans Erickson left Sunday for Ophir for short visit, after which he will continue to Canes.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Miss Elizabeth Marsh was a We'd nesday from McGrath, to remain here for several days visiting friends.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-Police Detec- tive Peter c. Christensen was today charged with manslaughter in having run down and4akilled with his car Mrs. Carl Hunter Segerth. Christen- sen ran away at first, then denied, but later confessed.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Joe Ferris was a Sunday depar nrr for McGrath, -on, his way-ctc- -Essir. banks
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

BRUSSELS, Jan. 19.-Marie Char -otte, widow of Emperor Macmillan of Mexico, died here today, death re- sulting from influenza.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The : House today passed the $366, 100000 army supply bill for providing an . army of 11S,75O men next year.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

Pete Jensen was Monday depart 1. ure for Canes.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Presi- dent Coolidge today signed the rivers and harbors bill
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

BELLINGHAM, Jan. 19.-George F. Shellard, wanted in Seattle on- the charge of having skipped with $150,- 900 cash securities, and his wife, Sarah Smith Wilbur Shellard, were arrested here today. A Burns detec- tive found Shellard the company of his former wife, Maude E. Harvey.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Though the Government seized about S,1 100000 of Charlie Chaplin's funds in various banks here, Chaplin succeeded in withdrawing $500 ,0G0s from the Bow cry and East River tNational Banks fifteen minutes before liensi could be filed.
 NEW YORK, .,}an. 21s-Liens of S158,000 were filed today in the United States. District Court against Charles Spencer Chaplin, motion pie ture comedian
 LOS ANGELES, Jan.-. 21.-Lita Gray Chaplin today obtained an order from Superior4Ju Guerin, in order ing receivers for the property of Charles Spencer Chaplin to pay her temporary alimony and attorneys fees of $14,400 outside of, the property now in their hands.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15

SEATTLE. Jan. 21.-Henry Hereth, of Seattle, indicted for obtaining $150,000 by issuing worthless checks on the Hamilton National Bank of New York city, arrived today in Van couver, B. c.
The Kusko times., 1927-01-15
$175, 100000 FOR REFUNDING H.
 LEGALLY COLLECTED TAXES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The de- z ficiency appropriation bill, carrying : $175, 100000 for refunding illegally collected taxes, was passed by the House today.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
SPORT.

American Hungarian es Maho-
ming Valley most vasarnap dee.
4-en erdekes football merk0Zes
lesz a Kimmel Brookon a Gummi
gyar melletti Football palyan. A
Cleveland Magyar If;usagi Csa-
pat fog merk6zni a District vagyis
kcriilcti sclejtezGben. Aki ebb6i
gy3ztesen fog kikerilni az fog
belle jutni keriileti Final merko-
Izesekben. Mar Ohidban csak ez a
ket csapat van benne a National
Cnpert val6 kuzdelemDen, a Gle
velandi Ifjusagi esapat es hely-
bell Mahoning Valley csapata.
Ere keriileti donto merkozesre
mind a ket csapat leger6sebben
kesziilt a Mahoning Valley csa-
pata. Az utobbi idokben felja-
vult es egy par nagyon j6 jateko-
sokkal megerosodott, ugy hogy
sokkal kemenyebb do lesz az If
jusagi csapatnak mint d Slavia
csapat volt es az Ifjusagiaknak
minden erejiilzet ossze kell ponto-
sitani ha a gyozelean palmajat
tovabb is meg akarjak tartani.
Azert XII jo football matchet "a
kar elvezni az vasarnap legyen
kint a Kimmel Brook palyan es
egy elvezetes jatiekban fog resze-
siilni. A match 2:30-kor kezd0dik,
mivel egyforma gyozelem eseten
tovabb fogjak a matchet folytat-
nj es tekintettel hogy az Ifjusa-
giaknak meg az nap este vissza
kell menni Clevclandba, azert is
fognak a game pontosan 2:30
megkezdeni. Mi aki ismerjuk az
Ifjusagi szimpatikus csapatat re-
melyjiik, hogy gyoztesen fog XII
keriilni de mi is legyiink ottan IS
buzditsuk 6ket a gy6zelemre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

lyaman 10000 dollart, de meg min
dig 1900 dollar kotelezettseg ma
radt fem mi ezen fenn-all6 ko-
telezettsegiinkneE szeretnenk men
It'll hamarabb eleget tenni. Ne fe-
.lej.suk testvere;m AIT, hogy aki
gyorsan add, az ketszer addl
J5lsileriilt e7inel6adas. A Hala-
adast megelozo este tartotta az
egyhazu1lk kebeleben mukod5 If
jusagi kor szinel3adasat, amely
erkolcsleg fenyesen sikeru]t a.
zonban az anyagi skier nagyon is
hata mSgott maradt az el5bbinek
Mem volnank meltanyosak hacsak
egy vagy ket szerepl6nek nevet
emlitenenk meg a nagyszeri al
kotasaikkert igy legyen eleg
Imegemlitenunk ait, hogy "a k6t
egyfelvonasos boh6zot, amely szin
re kertilt egyike volt a legjobb-
nak amelyet az ifjusagi kor tag
jai produkaltak negy ev lefor
CASA alatt. Sz6val mindenki elso-
rendiien jatszott, csupan az volt
| a bal, hogy kevesen voltak az e.
l0adason. Miutan ezen a videken
az agyon partol6k szama mindig
legi6 volt ICY eme el3adas igazi
humorat nagyon kevesen elvez-
hettek. Val6sziniileg ezt a kat eov
felvonasos szindarabot maid Szyl-
veszter estej6n ujra elofoeiuk adj
nj egy disznotoros vacsoraval kap-
csolatosan. Miutan a leszamo'aS
meg mem lett megtartva mind
azaltal hozzavet0'eg mar most al
litjuk AIT, hogy vagy $500 dollar
raj avert sikeriilt kaszankat gya-
rapitani.
Akomanyok. Az elmult het TO
lyaman eoyhazunk iavara -erm6
szetbei 6s penzbe'i adomanyo
kat a k0vetkez0 testvereink al
tax: Csomor Albert s neje, Szab6
Ferenczne; $500 Lampert c. E.
manuel s neje. Kish Imre csa-
ladja IS $500 Hethy D6nes 6s csa-
ladja. Fogadjak eme szivessegik-
ert az egyhaz Roszonetet,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
A szAB6 JANOs vEDELMERE
ALAKULT NAGYBIZOTTSAG A
K0VETKEZO LEVELET KAP-
TUX:

Szab6 Janos 19leves akroni ma
gyar fiut, elsofoku gyilkossag
Matt, halalra itel4e az eskiittszek.
Szab6 a vadat mindig tagadta
es mines HATAROZOTT bizonyi-
tex ARA, hogy a gyilkossagot 3
kovette ell. A vedelem mindent
elk0vet, hogy az igazsagot felde-
ritse Is Szab6 Janos eletet meg
mentse. Ebben mrnakaban kiilon
bizottsag tamogatja vedelmet.
Els ez a bMottsag, az Amerikai
Polgari Kor felsz6li- asara, az ak
roni magyar szervezetek kiildot-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

teib6l alakuH meg.
4 bizottsag, vedelem erk0lcsi
tamogatasa mellett, orszagos a.
ranyu gyIjtsst is rendez k0l.-
segek el0teremt6sere. Es ilyen ter
meszeti per sokba keriil. Elhata-
roztuk tehat, hogy minden na-
gyobb es ismertebb orszagos es
helyijellegii magyar szervezetet
csatlakozasra sz6litunk fel. Ker-
jiik On0ket is, rendezzenek gyiij-
test ere celra es az osszegyiij-
t0tt osszeget sziveskedjenek mie-
lGIbb erre cimre elkuldeni: Akro-
nj Hirlap, 313 s. High ST., Akron,
Ohio.
Meggy6z6desiink, hogy a Sza-
DO Janos vedelmere alakult BIZ
zottsag felfogasat es torekveseit
6n0k is helyeslik. Isneteljuk,
hogy Szab6 biinoss6ge mem eg6-
szen bizonyos. Mem hagyhatjuk
niagara ebben az elethalal hare
ban. Ha megmentesere semmi sem
tortenne es artatlansaga akkor
siilne Xxi, amikor mar elvette fla
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagja;nk nevsora a k0-
vetkez0:
B. 10th Lajos, 1924 Manhattan
Ave, jelenleg City korhaz.
Fajerovics Andrasne, Austin
town, O.
Box Ference, 1906 South Ave.
Kiss Andrasne, ZIG Crescent st.
Betegseg az elnoknel jelenten.
do, kinek cine 211 Edward st.
Telefon szam 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

tai elettt torveny, akkor az 8
halala minden Amerikaban elG
magyarnak 0rok szegyene marad-
ma.
Igaz tisztelettel, a bizottsag ne
veben:
Tarnocy,
az Akroni Hirlap szerkeszt6je
F. e. Huszer,
bizot tsag elnoke.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
HURLEY POLICE COMMISSIONER
We'll Known In Putnam A Success
 ful Investigator

Superintendent Robert T. Hurley of the state police has been appointed Commissioner of State Police by Gov erHer Trumbull The appointment is in accordance with an act passed by the last general assembly. and does away with the three man commission. placing full power and resp possibility for the department in the hands of the commissioner The salary is S6,OOO a year,
 Superintendent Hurley, who does not become commissioner until July list. is we'll known in Putnam. While dHHe polic- dute during his early con- aeeiiou with Che department. he caus- nd the arrest and conviction of Lind Iez ea.u and Frank F. HoWarth. after working for year on the ease. He lsamad, aa lHEestiRatia of the mys- Hriau death If Jonas Lawson, East N8adstoek farmer. who was murdered ri tha collar rf hi home He has been
 n his effort for the depart a.sat aHI his success has been recog
 Heha advanced step by step -h.eEzzze Hffice iu the state boiler
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
WEDDINGS


knup- Wulf
 Tae wedding of Miss Helene Rey- holds Wulf daugter of NIT and NIT c E. Wulf If ] Bfttswo5d Raai Nor walk. formerly of Putnam, and Ralph Eugene knup of Norwich. son of MT and Mir Jag0b knIp of Philadelphia took place Saturday afternoon at z o'clock at the home of the bride par euts in NorNalk with 1nlY memoers tf the Immcd ate families and intimate friends attending The ceremony wa performed by Rev Dr Ernest MacGreeor pastor of The Frst Con EreeafInr church NnIwltk
 Rlbbsn- form ng au al-.e for the bf5HH r Nefe earned hE The groom tsrs. tHc VI Anne and RsEH kr4u thc bride elt.f. ln-laW. Z9...ef F \ utf and -jeaH D. IaHa.u The bride "ae attended oy
 Haf at heHe-
 tf8 HeafHH Hatron 7t
 best nar aa tfeaeuck s9 tr rgam b.r= HsH8 W. 4aft at 'he HHf nea .I#I aj H de =-Eza E-zzHtlat NlE s.-ll
 i f.f ..r. af .n 1ea .u 4 nun #4e HHe Mr. tl5 ff kHIfIHfI far -HH5iH- tip laf f5a aIH lE.f Ee urH xfH mar farH-hta apartment i3f4aa ststs# Nara
 Mr K.uH.- -Qan .a- uala zt Nor wich. is a eraduate of tHe Broadway grammar eGaol. of the Norwich Free Academy and af tbe tonneeaieut Ooi- the rlass af 23 and has taught for inc pasf taa years ut Norwich Free Academy Nr. knup i- graduate of University of Pensylyana. cias of '22 and has been employed ai tne j. E MarHa company plant at Taft vile
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
CHAUTAUoUA 1927
Seven Joyeas Days Drs~ Near
 Gusrantefs For Thus Season

Theodore Ron ait aaaazrHaraeter= tzea Gaua4444 'the aaa Amer can thIrg r aa.aes" taa Inc .ocd committee ba .e program ar aaesHeut 5# charge # Putnam - haIHT cautioned H5 l4-4ftar that Haaeaef eafzH Ir H5Hs et daF#meat Ha ## he
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 The burden af fe pom t. HaHlag tna4t t4a4aa meet
 reafa upou fHHHeu and women
 n HapaAf faH#zaae aEe
 fElHruHfor fHefe is Ha HaeIHI reason =ahg 4#e# should a=#a rezUanz lb.lIfE any moro than ms other group af citizens excepting =HHt .Hr Hf9a ktef.=sle#.EH thaf fkefr .1H
 HsaIa have tHe benefit af tHe aHHalal program which H#gtauqaa hEsaRs tt. tHa community
 The Vuaruutor f5r Putnam fbau taugua for thIe=a4 are
 Howard C Bradford. Mrs Dorothy Iuuez Bartlett. lVer Nelson Bf Rob i crt Paine Albert II Williams. D B . Gilbert. Alexander Gilman Mi N'l I Le L. Bloxhum. Mns Ann Llnduen. !. The Patriot Press. Inc eJ J \ hite ! head. Treas D Potter Frank Davis l Edwin Hll Mr- Russell Bowen. Roy James F Eng ! IHh. Br II I Hease. Ernest Morse.
 r. Gilbert Miss Dorcas Bartlett F Edward Peal. p Sharpe Gearg~H C Clarke Miss Gertrude W Perry ] 9I Fox Jr William F Wheaton Ms C. Hoppiu. r. s Bactu E Frank 4 Fuller. Frederick V Prince Mrs Fkira Barber Mr. Pear' Wheaton Mrs r. M Wheaton Miss H-fha White Edwin B Williams J ]. E 0arnaHt,r Etafon X Ballard. le#a FalUat. Stoddafd Mir Ru.H fHa1'gr fl Emma ] ku
 Vf Aaa.1c cmi NIE Gertrude aI IlHE. C. Stanley ehHW EGk N D.. Ha-H 0m HH# r. ii fHiief >ei .au T WNf.. frlHE l Russell Ur kaa T rh1IE Ferdinand Gaan0u Wlilaars Na Alari iat HalnI sf Narlara G Hf Gfrir r r Milo. aIsH N \eI D Chandler Er1t L. E-eHlH3 '. -paHaett. Ef0taH flEla. Mics Fd5h N E P P FaHr alfe. II BufH H Bartlett ta Ryan W n seHaanaeer Mrs fiIt r Bradford smaH He ianatd 1r ME4 EufH H NHaaIa. Nia. katberIn. l Nae. N Euu "A. V Robert Hamilton llaIf Rer Nathan Burton N AHee v Aah Harry TorreN Wals emu'I.r p R Hermhns6U. Arthur Havo Mrs Ethel VI Goo3ridco
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
JOHN B. MAHEU WAS
 OLD CHOIR MASTER
, .es Tn Plainheld Friday.-Bur- ial Was h Putnam Tues
 day Morning
Cane To Pataaa 75 Years Ago When
 Three Years Old

3 Hahsa fer nearly seventy aet Putnam. dle5 at
 Hospital Na-t. Fri
 r taken from f
 eli f.OaEHz heart
 aUl -a1g1t years
 uazt widely
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 and r activities
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 health Sir Mia
 made frequent
 death came .ld-
 man tQ a rlaz worth and N aa born H zt Dennis
 4s#e He Wa=
 ftEH m parent Putnam. then Famfret Factory sa4 sel rs ee tke town
 Hz Eate1 from Pautref Hz a# H#H si tae fea# el k4l- tHaH# and F1ufz#t. and ta c ate8 ard maintain q H#althy growth.
 Obtaining aHat education the af Putnam afforded H those HH He beram# Ha. and for 9=af= aae employ a tH hoe and slipper faesas s sHafs # H x her q fa. located tua building raW Wheaton
 dF Maaea a# fond and had good sa.ee He baaaaH-4- -l.a.- her af Sc Mar choir md t#f tr.r's. H.a sears acted tr. 8feez#E taaA l zsHIzatia#. HaeH eHaH HfI teH rTFH-y y-fgC year s.iEer was aH aH4ed H Hi= HaHsr. and H=@ pre- #aHted "a fine gold watch
 He left the shoe shop and became manager If the depot restaurant. ttea f iaeatnd between tne traeE tr tine ] ald Ch.rkei ag House. Latar he tart ! ad ta4faaf af h- aHH and became 4 6aulI deara fH ft. deid If ser-= HK rG pIhlle
 Sir Nahea never hold Hahle office H always Interested and H el#a taach H.th public affair Nr- fHaH HId he become affiliated 4ith aHF 8Haa#HHaI organization HI Hlea.ur H8 ehaF work and a his home Eah saH aga ha removed from sHaH ta HlHHaeid He iaaHcs rsentf five years af aye fieHH and fhaElas af Put Arthur and tW5 daa0htere
 and Af Alice Maheu. Of 4-Ia =## Edward af ProFi- 4.# a z.##sht.r T AgHe= rf Providence.
 solemn tKh mass Qf
 |ahr ch4frf Plain .5a HaaHIHg at aIae o'clock
 4aht t4 Putnam faH
 siar= cemetery
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
Mrs David Carpenter

Hf~ David eafrautrr tf- He H-Hse 4 her Qrla Carpenter Ea~t- HaHl hast saturday aglA Eear FH h recently injured n 8n accI- aeat which he turned hls tfaek iHta tsae io sas boy life still a. patient ln Joseph Hospital Wilh- mantle
 fhe fuueraI service WAS held Tue daf afternoon Burial Was in pho,.- nixsilla laside her hu band Besides her son. Mrs Carpenter leaves d daughter. Mrs Alice Bosworth. and several grandchildren
 .t sstv4 Aa- sister ot tttc late Stephen O Bowen. past master If tho Connecticut State Grange. for many years resident of Eastford
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17

cold drinks and dry con- stant "cold that keeps"- just the right temperature to keep things fresh and tempting. Allows you to add variety and originality to your table with plenty of delicious frozen salads and desserts.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17

Cabinet Kelvinators. You'll be interested in the new low-priced steel-clad "Sealtite" model-$21o.0o installed d(wiringextra).Or if you already have a good refrigerator, you'll be glad to know how easily we can put in the freezing
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
WORST ELECTRICAL STORM
 lN YEARS. FRIDAY MIGHT

need aHe af the
 E4fa- EeaEa la z
 HHafa were fa fact two
 fhH eH and che t8 the HHat rfmea ta meet over the G#H# H.ra HH## IuED aHl Hazues of lightning accompanied by heavy claps thunder Pms Ia tad for over an hour HefUFgE uCI8Ck and md HIeA, au uf tHe Heht n the city went out This was caused by the storm making tfoabIa at Mantsile E was an hour ind a Half before the lights came aH again MHH3 telephones were also put 0ut ai eHmmI Ion Tor short time
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
Cold that Keeps" t0 y0~ t0m0'7oz0
K E E p s

unit and make a Kelvinator of it in just a few hours. ready to "plug in" for" cold that keeps.
 You will find all our prices surprisingly low, and you can arrange for convenient payments. Do come in or if you prefer we'll send an expert to see you.
 C1ar Sunday was such hot day, Jbut it doesn't make any difference the Kelvinator works just the same and sometimes think the hotter the weather the better it works-and no worry ." Name on request)
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
RELIEF CORPS NOTES

Tho rrruiar meeting ef the Nom. nna Relief Corps was held ln uaa Fellow Han. Tuesday afternoon Be sides r.rllar business two candidates, Mis- Ja.ie Warren and AFs. Itllie Rabbit vcrr initiated \ social hour and reffeshments followed.
 r8l aday aft. ruoon. June at < 'e1aek a memruial service will t'e h.la ar the Grove street cemetery All memhars Wha possibly can be present arc urged fo attend.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17

Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Adams and Miss Alice 4 Adams spent the week. end in Worcester. and on Sunday assisted Mir. and Mrs. Dalbert Mae. kenzie in the observance of then tenth wedding anniversary. Mir. Mae. kenzie being the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adams Mrs Eldon s Johnson and two children of WiIli- mantle were also present
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
OBITUARY
firs William Miller

Mrs William Miller
 Heiou Elizabeth Taylor Miller. wife Ut William Miller. Worcester daugh- fHF HI Thomas aYiur of tHIs city died H Worcester. Friday June f0. after :4H illness 9f five weeks.
 Hf Miller 3a born iu Putnam. January 2a anu She had lived IH N Hfacster most If her life She at tended hiph -gHsal U Amherst. Mass. Besides hel band she leaves three Eaal old -aa her father in this city. q
 Ger Mss Lillian Honor Taylor of Boston and hgathpr. William Harri- son Taylor uf New MeNico Following fhs funeral -erRler burial ieas in Nor- U ier M.uduI-
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
NEICHBoRs' NIGHT
 AT PUTNAM GRANGE

Monday evening was Nelehhors N5eHf at ta. Putnam Grange meeting held n Odd Fellows Hall There wa, a f5a5 attendance. seven Oranges be- ing reprs.cnted Norwich and Killing ls Crane uara the speeial guests of tbe evening. about forty five coming from Norwich and twenty five from khHnFly The program was furnish rd bY the visiting Granges. kei resh- msnts were served ln charge ni Mrs Arthur Mcicah. and the evening en- tertaiument closed with dancing, mu- sic being furnished by the Oriental ''f- chgstta uf Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-17
THOMPSON W C. T. u
 OBSERVES FLOWER DAY

Flower Jae=ga observed |" tfa Thompson W C F. U tH King Baafhser Hali East Th1mps9n on Thursday afternoon There were eir- fgfaar present Regular routine business waa transacted and tho re- paTts af officers we're read he pfe l- deHf Mr E4Bs presided There Waz pr8faan af beautiful flower Tba#a Wera 4zad fa decorate grave. and anne uezH zTaf tu ehutIHH The program wa IHfeff ling and enter taIuinF Among the numbers were song b N Maitland Kheaa and MaheN Nr 8mId1n. with member. ef her n.sls sau.zcd Girl se44i. gase 4n exhibition Mrs Warren La. t,aa 5aH .te4H tf .IE 5EilEE a Gas #fHa vas sEF5 it Hu deHHHff4. afternoon