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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
BE TRUE TO YOUR OWN

1t is the duty not simply the privilege, of every
citizen to cast a according to his convictions
Only when all those who have the inestmable
privilege of casting ballot go to the polls and register
their choice can really have government by the
people.
Too often the carelessness of large numbers of
voters who fail to vote leaves the decision to those
who are in the minority, to the detriment of good
government.
The people can be trusted when they do vote,
but those who fail in this important duty false
to the trust placed in them by the Constitute.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
EMPEROR STARTS
IMPERIAL TRIP

TOXIC. Nov. D. LP)-Uirohito,
the hundred twenty-fourth En-
peror Of Japan, viii leave his
capitol early tomorrow and begin
the Imperial progress to Kyoto,
there to celebrate his formal ac-
cession to the throne.
The ceremonies in connection
with the coronation begin No
vember 10,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
BYRD ARRIVES
IN NEW ZEALAND

WELLINGTON, New Zealand,
Nov. 5, R,-Commander Richard
E. Byrd arrived today on the
whaler Larsen from Los Angeles
and will wait here the arrival Of
the two other ships Of the South
Pole expedition.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
HONORS CREW OF CURRENT CAUGHT
GRAF ZEPPELIN YANKEE DOODLE

BERLIN. Nov. 5, (P)-Presitdent
Won Hindenburg received the crew
of the Graf Zeppelin and three
American naval officers who made
the return flight, bringing to a
climax the extensive festivities in
honor of the visit from FrIederich-
shafen to Berlin made by the dir
igilble over the week end.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
HOW TO VOTE
FOR PRESIDENT

The laws Of Nevada, according
to the ruling Of the attorney gen.
eral, do not permit the names Of
the nominees for president, Hoov-
er and Smith, on the ballot.
Instead there are two divisions
headed Presidential Electors
(DemocraticJ Vote For Three
and Presidential Electors (Repub-
ican) Vote For Three"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06

For which ever party candidate
you wish to cast your vote, it is
obviously your duty 70 vote for
all three electors Of that party.
Those who vote for part Of the
Democratic and part Of the Re-
publican electors simply vote
against themselves.
Hoover supporters should mark
their ballots as follows:
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
MILD WEATHER
FOR ELECTION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5, P)-
After a special forecast for cleo
ton day, the Weather Bureau said
favorable conditions would prevail
over the greater part of the coun-
try with mild temperatures for
this season quite generally.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Homer Black,
of San Francisco, but for many
years residents of Clark county
and of Tonopah stopped over
night in Vegas. They left this
afternoon for Tonopah where they
plan to vote tomorrow, and plan
to arrive in Reno tomorrow even
ing.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
FINAL CLAIM IS
400 FOR HOOVER

DENVER, Nov 5, Pl-Doctor
Hubert Work, chairman of the
Republican National Committee, in
his final campaign statement cred
its Herbert Hoover with 400 elec-
toral votes.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs.
John FredrickSon and children OF
GoodSprings were in Las Vegas
Yesterday afternoon. They made
the trip over the new highway in
less than an hour
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
SAM AREN'T IS CHOICE
FOR NEVADA CONGRESSMAN

The splendid services performed by Congressman Sam
Arentz member of the House Of Representative from
loyal recognition by the Voters
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06
Vote For Three

would be the case should you split
your vote among members OF the
Smith and Hoover groups.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-11-06

BY so doing you will cast
good, round, whole vote for Her
bert Hoover, not two thirds of
a vote, or one-third Of a vote as
Evening star., 1928-03-16

FORD DELIVERY TRCCK-Good running
order. S65 636 A 81. sc.
r.. TON PACKARD DCMp-Hand hoist.
$50. Has been working every day. Adams
Evening star., 1928-03-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

iii 9th NW.--ENTIRE FLOOR > ROOMS
kitchenctte and front porch. complete h k ::
ladies' ur = couples, Ring bell :; FIR StCo.
. ROOMS AND ROOMS. SIS AND $40:
clcc. and gas: .23 LIST ne Inquire 80
St MRS TTrTTIE 1Ss
Evening star., 1928-03-16
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD AND CHEVROLET light DE-
e;xie Of body: suitable FOR all purposes
These trucks have been reconiiiioned and
are IN shape 10 give good service. Irl'%s
aTr way below market va3La. Sor'e arc
as low as S-5. Can ne bought on easy
terms. Cali Col. 1706 Or after G. Ga. lh4c
Evening star., 1928-03-16
COIORI.l).

1907 Nd. ave. ~ - r.. kit, bath $50 90
1905 X At, se~-i r, bath. err -. 80 90
ia4l Il Sr Nv LARGE bROOM AND
bath apartment: modern convenient ioca.
ton Reduced rental.
Lofts =. SHOEMAKER
1907 y, Y. Ave, n W Main ilHb
Evening star., 1928-03-16

2 LAEtiE EOONs NJ EATH RhDH0'
tatsf 8tiai refsiF4ifsthi, lifltsi5, tDW"ls nklt
- iss1ly istei rar*t'st 500 70 800 nntiii,
Ea, t,tst l1tI u -. p .--..--.-
tHns J4tA 81 Il ~ w~NDAF AJIEAi'ftyE
S,-1gAS j!slar ff'sli4 ant, nHs ftgoDl. tlblhii,
iyatb tDtgDielrty fDHasi4d. EihR AT. J.
lGs
YOLNG WIUOW WIZ sHARE HEIs HDD,
era, sttFuIIsHiy tbfnifisee9 bplisekf"pDR
aUaftfD.nl flcar 3ugp,pt iiGeia with S2JHK
nlsfFled apagie. ISi t 2%nd 81 N.Y. AIT
&B8
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/ niets.S sD9ttnarDt. iafRs hybDs T0Dni, iif1
sg'tiH. II. Snf ~ TDhu. EjtehsH, bsth, hsat.
~. : ief-. f"arDnai3ir -
/ CAt&thIIY hfTELY FTkAlsHED APTs
yaAsyJBi s3nfs. Af3lHet aGsks ~ lHhIBs, fh',
| p 30 Elshat"" ADts ,t32s i#ib u Il VI
| t. tie W$Htt hDtE a12g ia ass. NM
| sise#tl. IS auj dsn. aiepye .,.st...t #hg 90
! kDDiy ,aniitHs ~ w tatl Wyatt aa 1899.
; 4z3 EEnYOh 81 n " ~ NOON APT
| I,atbsnoy at a,sfs. faIl idnngin dbh3 In.
| YpEho tAUY ~ riiate ant Win anoiif'
taA* teierfEfe# 5&T Ma" Y1eA aYa e"
AFAETMFBfs 0F UKlsEAL
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ltI'e "@sf1t "@sf * ~ - ,slIyEFD, s2Hti fIfEIy
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Evening star., 1928-03-16
ROOMS-FCK\lSHED.

1916 EYE NV. tFranklin Park Single
S;5 week un: double. - up. transIrnts. 81
night an. Phone Frank. 1905. Garage. 19'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coy. comfortable front
ityipE-bed ROOM large closet for refined girl
cont. h.w.. Jan: references. l626 eth. lts
3l3 F. ST. NW.-CIean. sleeping room. ad
anininc hath 1Hs
Evening star., 1928-03-16
! AN rs +. SHEA,
q III In Ava u ~
RENr Rl,DlfCED

uha 9TH st, n.e,v~~H rooms bath xGS Oh
'sliun davenport n W I'll rOon,s hath Al pu
:lub Isl st. n.w,~-~S ruonls bath " tiA ~
l5l Adams II. q ". .s~6 rooms bath SIS uu
fERRiE MCLEAN
RNnm Sip, Mills RttS Maia iO3tS
Evening star., 1928-03-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

,,,|', Rooms, nirchE" AID EAT', i;,In ,a,E EtA. :,
a y Phone Main :tsj ...-...--.-...-.---.---
100 i3th NV MOST DESIRABLE 4hM
hnafinirht an J.; 40 iff e." AhhpLts lanni.,
iif "a, ptrBiistn. Dr n"nrf, ffhhh tsu 10
TWD Hop|* NALL FIREPLACE, HATH.
tofrh suLrt g IS months nf surrender legaa
town hpatthtet. Uup i,iaok tonnff'tleut p}r,
'h II 'ht Iho,," Room 717 MAN iUibn,
during "ticn hours -
. tOi.bhED 8 ROOMS AND BATii COOP
e'yilhfhst !Ieditph rent fehsfIiiSbl6, Arnty
6AtFihes etb u RI ~. ,.-.-~-- ~ =
.ir'1falra ronIfnient 70 camtol, Library,
LInhy Station T.. Elevator and poirf,Hh,
3 n,Ah u tgpns -..---..~ IT,
52s s0I. M. N " .r~stsEW Apt & ROOMS
hhhen scteennJ p,Hetl, tiiei bath D. H.
ka5s tl.elrir lnaei,lhlis, ..--.~.- IN
Dow hyOWg~- No n HOUSEKEEPING APT,
| consisting az unusually large ilslnF roam,
snttubIn ~ baobaigt. lilb fe'm"nt ave
Dee aillf 1910 ..-......
| 1853 C0iUAbiA RU., TitE COyihaTnN.
T IgGiIls haiH lasai0Fy ltDfeb, rooms
| hath, I"rns, titcbra. bath, . "n'
| FOR COt.GHEn ilts NJ. Y. AVE n Room
| it"nt "pt .iie bath, ami iatIa"f sefyns"'
d""''s d@'P 5oo".s n.'' 'ittehss s''sa'e M bath aai W.
| tisaa' rarss adultei ffaestnhitle .-...
: fJGl pEsHsYLyANfA AVE-. sE -~]fWO
| tD"D4s. titehahaita aipd bath, hhat electric
iJiys SO
! TAEGAA nARpEk. ArAhrnfNTH :.
! itnnsniibe hiittHunad tg ina"titti trees
t'i,s sH',ient Ia i'"ileg anh sto'ns iltlYs, ~ ,
Charming Arrangement . sapgsufss, bi
LltA eve sbsDhs'a aats.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
A=N9
REM tiOUSES-~uNFtlR


hENl Observation-Disclosures
siis 4 Il fninnss s, af@ ~, MAI, siH a.. z"
nay nhune, N, ATS, nisht ph,,r, toi dHtO
ahtt WonhLhy. ~~nErAuHEn; rms. /
ttpat hach rarch yard fruit .gees garase,
Adams ln'i.A ~ Adams an9a,W tps
NEW. dn nnlCK, nWHI Ne. NHn
sia mnnth Mavn lnn; ewes, col tsna
~ .ho-No eea u M u, ANn u.
"t'SS1, ta,,n n st,s,,pn apa .'e', RS Once
1is pth 81 NE-u ROOMS. hATu El,Ec
reI f"os Sa,n ! i, 'AsWgf'i CO Hssl.SF;;a EsIS ;ao
NEAR WALTER nEEn uospirAi,~~-ntiN,
ssloN Il rnoms, hath, noWiy paperesi paint'
~, lonTs .ctnishe'i' ami; Earage; nuo
nn0oKlA Nn~-leNo rnNRy sr Nn,--~u
Iaoms seOi detached brick ami, front,
Zach safd ren! ae sell ,sasenssnle, nsaF car
ENGLISH srIiCCn HOME IN THE WOnn
ed sestia,t at t.na heishts' u pnnins AMI hath
h. a. etet.tfle range, srluanett Twins nutGh
and .aiase, SUSIE 4 MANklN rlatehton
ATprn ACTIVE, SUBURBAN HOME IN pHn
t'iaHn ~ Falla thuteh 10 minutes from
Ihs white tthUse Z fnn,ts a.t bath NV. h
eiHtttia tahse, sleeiiiuM nor0h, ,iauhle 50,
ausih 4, MANklN, cla.sndea sas'W,a,
Evening star., 1928-03-16
SAI.F,--STORES.
1914 4th ST. NE.

IYI4 4th ST. NE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
New store ard fat in this growing b,Isi
ness section: - new houses. several large
to draw from. We will sell for monthly
payments lust like rent inspect thjs har-
gam only one left out of ten Cara PASS
me door Come out this evening or sunday.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1911 IL St. NV. Main 9O8.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
SALE-CO-OPERATiVE ATS.
-
RENT uOUsES--ruRNISliED

CLEVELAND PARk~~kLEVEN ROOMS
three baths, double garage, norehes Caii
tleEc. dtTt ar Col, Hia. l3'
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Hl' NGALnW
six ronms and bath hrenlaee garage.
duly Nbo tcr mo Cali nOlGiiERrN 4
RUNE, Main ilia tor rar ta INSPECT,
isun RiGus rt..~~s ROOMS y nArHs; NJ
linrn nr dishes u ninnths az lnnser; goad
reiefencca required sta 40. JOHN r. kNOrf
niN D 81
Evening star., 1928-03-16
SALE-BUSINESS SITES

ONE NILE SOI1TH OF THE wASHTNGTON
hiShway Bridge. an ideal location for nauu-
tacturinS nurnoses Or for Eas filing sta
and runs back 10 the Mt. v. Alex & WASH
i,nston Electric Il. R. distance of 2i0 fl.
uas very convenient railroad siding that
connects WITH all the large railroads running
nnr,h ,.nn ard south The price for such loca-
4. $ pONIpHAS & SON
Cor King Columbus Si<. Alexandria Va
Phone Alexandria $40
Evening star., 1928-03-16
RENT ROOMS-FUR. OR UNFTR.
RENT ROONS-ITNFURNISHEI
RsltlNS AND BOARD

Ii?4 x 113I 18th ST-Conlfortatle. mod
ern rooms for business peonie. Walking DIS.
tanee. Good table. Rates, S35 I'D, Ff. s43o.
oDs
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Observation-Disclosures

3 LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. ami second floor; convenient to
car lines and bus Apply 3U6 Rhode Island
ave-. NV. ---.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
COUNTRY InpAitIp,
Observation-Disclosures.

IDEAL COS SThT HONE fqr smat ebiIdf"n
BrtBFrs ~aret ef3jngiE near: $40 beF mouth
Aaahess ttfyx IgI,E star office Hi'
Evening star., 1928-03-16

ROOMsS--FIRN FINISHED.

soon; .-ga'3n n'"~ 'aa.1 e&cins'' Sei' 9sp'
.,Is 4 = - 77i5 .f Il ,i1,.-E
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Evening star., 1928-03-16

1900 LAMONT ST. W.--Large 1nd fGor
rnotg windows: next bath twin beds
private family reasonai5le,
Evening star., 1928-03-16

2l"I EYE ST NV. APT. 310--LARGE
ruOm Kitchen bath. ,l.cssing room. three
large closets. Elevator and telephone, -, 30.
Evening star., 1928-03-16

Hz8 CONNECTICUT AVE.
REDUCED RENTAL.
KASS REALTY CO..
Decatur 1910. 1f16 Vermont Ave
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
BooMs NEW ENGLAND
Standard Oil Co. Furnishes Tourists
Information

The Soconv TOURING service Is
placed at the disposal Of tourists who
are Manning a tour of New ENGLAND
and New York and who would find
advice as TO road conditions Of as
sistance. nv the Standard Oil Com
PAW Of New York, For this service.
tourists may address. Soconv Touring
Service. Room 26s,) 26 Broadway.
New York City. Tourists may also OBJ
tain road mans Of the TERRITORY by
writing In advance or at the 10000
Socony stations. where courteous ser
vice is always available.
In a two-page advertisement re-
Gently inserted IN weekly puhlica-
ton with a circulation covering the
entire country, the Standard Oil Com
pany suggests a tour Of New England.
pointing out spots Of historical inter
est. and takes pride in claiming to be
the only LARGE corporation bringing
out the advantages Of New England
through its advertisements. The adver
tisemenf in question calls attention TO
the industries Of modern New Eng
land. saving their products 90 all over
the civilized world. On behalf Of New
England. the company extends an in
vitation TO the tourists.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
LEGION MEETING
Anselm Mayotte Post of Put
nam Has Doubled Its Mem
bership.

The monthly meetings of the
American Legion and auxiliary of the
Fourth district of the Connecticut de-
partment were held at North Gros-
venordale Sunday. The posts from
Rockville, Hampton, Ellington. Dan
ielson, Putnam and North Grosvenor-
dale were represented.
The joint meeting was called to or
der by Mrs. Sidney w. Bard of Brook
lyn, and after the opening exercises,
the Legionnaires assembled in the fire
headquarters in the same building.
Ira Warren of Danielson, district vice
commander, presided. and George
Brigham Of Rockville acted as clerk.
After the reports and communications
had been read, certificate Of Distin-
guished Service signed by the depart
ment officers was presented to the An
selm Mayotte post Of Putnam, in rec
IGNITION Of the increase in member
ship Of over 100 per cent over that
of last year.
The Putnam post was represented
at the meeting by Commander Martin
b. Robertson, A. ID. Mcintyre and f.
+. Perry. The auxiliary furnished
refreshments after the meetings were
adjourned.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
MAY BREAKFAST
CLEARS $500. 90
People Have Generously Re
sponded to Appeals.-Chair
man Appreciative
Cash Donations and Foodstuffs Also
Given

Mrs. Marion d. Frost. general chair
man for the Woman's Board Of the
Day Kimball Hospital. reports that
the May Breakfast of May LIST
Melted the hospital $500. This Is
considered a splendid success and It
is pointed out that this is the second
large affair for the hospital in two
months time, the other being the Val
entine Tea Of February 18th This
adds 70 the credit for generosity and
whole hearted support of the people of
Putnam and surrounding towns.
II is further pointed out that APP
proximately $1,000 has been donated
as well as food stuffs, canned goods
etc. the value Of which is not easily
ascertainable. The ready response to
all of the appeals of the Woman's
Board on behalf of the hospital Is
an incentive for this group of volun-
teers to carry on their splendid work.
In concluding her report Mrs. Frost
says:
To the chairmen of all the commit
tees and their helpers, the ladies of
the Catholic Welfare Council, who
served as mattresses, to the Jewish
ladies, who donated money, TO the
Rebekahs' to all the churches, TO the
merchants, to the City Fruit Co., to
the Putnam Inn, l extend apprecia-
ton and hearty thanks for their splen
did support and cooperation given TO
the May Breakfast.
Marion ID. Frost,
General Chairman,
for the Woman's Board Of the Day
Kimball Hospital.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
SUPERIOR COURT
Bar Meeting Precedes Short Calendar
Session, Friday

At a short calendar session Of the
superior court held in Willimantie,
Friday morning, judgment for failure
10 appear was granted the United
States Color and Chemical Gomnany
against Tewrence Keegan Of Wilson
vile. Tho amount Of the judgment
wss s21943
In the case of James Ioonev vs..
Agnes Kempf. eyecutrix. both Of Put
nam. a motion for more specific state
ment was granted.
Attorney Harry f. Back Of Daniel
son was granted permission 10 with
draw as counsel in the case Of Gather
inc +. Hennessv and Agnes F Hen
messy VS.. Marjorie Bessette of Killing
Nv after STATING that he was n witness
in the case. These were the only cases
from this end Of the county,.
Al meetinp of the Wiudham Coun-
tv Bar Association held previous 10
the opening If court. the annlieation
of L. p. 7. Fitchthorn Of Willimantic
TO take the har examination in June,
was approved.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
FAILS TO MAKE TURN
Car Driven BY New London Woman
Stops In Field

The dangerous sharpe turn on Gro
We street at the Grove Street GENE
terry, added another TO its long list of
automobile driver victims, Saturday
evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Leighton of
New London, driving south, failed
to make the turn and her car pro-
ceeded down an embankment and in
to field. The driver and a passenger
escaped injury but the radiator of the
car was somewhat damaged.
Mrs. Leighton told Sergeant Geo
rye Lizard Of the police department
who made an investigation, that she
was proceeding at a moderate rate
Of speed when the wheels of the car
went off the mecadam and into soft
dirt causing her TO lose control.
The ear was pulled back onto the
highway and after repairs at local
garage the women started again for
New London.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
NEW DIRECTORY Is
OFF THE PRESS
II. A. Manning Co. Produces
Well Gotten Up Book of
437 Pages.
includes Putnam. MechsniesvilIe, Gro'
venordaIes, WilsonvilIe


The new directory Of Putnam, which
includes Mechanicsville. Grosvenor-
dale, North Grosvenordale and vii.
sonville. was issued to subscribers
Monday. Representatives of the II
A. Manning Company. Of Springfield
were in the city making the distribu-
ton. and remained here several days
The book is neat in appearance and
is well printed and arranged and is
the first complete directory that Put
nam has had. Not only does the vol
ume of 437 pages give an Alphabetical
listing Of the citizens Of Putnam, and
the villages included in the book. but
il gives a listing by streets. If one
wishes to find who lives at certain
street, turn to the street listing. stop
at the street being investigated. and
the name of the dweller at the desired
number will be found.
Another feature is the listing Of
wives names. There is also bust
ness listing, a classified section, and
the grouping of automobile and acces-
sorv dealers. LAWYERS and doctors.
Still other features include the list
ing of fire alarm boxes. special pages
for the churches and schools, and in
dex 70 advertisers, and an outline
sketch Of Putnam.
The book Is attractively bound and
carries good arrangement of adver-
Using. denoting that the Putnam peo-
rle were generous in their support of
the undertaking.
II appears at glance that the Man
n rood l.
and furnished book that has long
been needed. II is said that the di-
rectorv will hereafter be issued either
annually or biennially. and kept up to
date.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
|s,,uam Represented
4. c,.teW.R.C. Meeting

:. rthel Tourteilotte Of Putnam
W a'.,,sd instituting and installing
- e's :, he annual meeting Of the
ssa . :. Department Of the Wo-
. pslief Corps held in New Haven
|''' s. "A. Mrs. Lillian A. Bailey
= , .. was elected department
z ,ssrt The only other Windham
Fssae1 ~oman to get an office in the
sau's -~snizatfon was Miss Anna
taie u f1snielson, who was elected
f1lgs, Attending from Putnam
sefe'IMy ~. Hattie Miller, Mrs. John
ger. . ~.o, Mrs. Clarence Chase,
3sl''s sssrah Clifford and Mrs. Ethel
'oursellotte.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
OPENS NEW STORE

The newest addition TO Putnam's
mercantile business is the Putnam
Furniture Company with store in the
Kaminsky block. 207 Main street.
While the store is already open for
business the formal opening of the
establishment will take place Tues
day, May 18th. The management in
vites the public to inspect the new
store at any time.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
TRAINING CAMPS


Judge Frank II. Foss. in charge
of the local HEADQUARTERS for the
Citizens Military Training Camps
states that although the enrolment
for the training camps has been I'M
usually heavy this year, about $50
boys can be accepted as basic stu
dents. One hundred students can be
accommodated at Camp Devens and
there are still some vacancies at Fort
Ethan Allen. an ideal location for
camp life. located few miles from
Burlington. VT. Application blanks
and all necessary information per-
tanning to the camps may be obtained
from judge Foss CT by calling at
Room 3l9, Federsl Building, New
Haven, or telephoning Liberty CAT
there.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
NoTE:It would be Illegal to publish
this il not true.
Goitre Treated AT Home
Brooklyn Lady Tslls Of Success With
Stainless Linimenf

Mrs. E. Wyatt, 1905 Bergen ST.,
Brooklyn, n. Y, says in her own
home paper, the Brooklyn Citizen:
Suffered with goitre seven years.
Had checking spslls. Nothing re-
lieved me until I used Sorbol Quadru-
Pile. Il is applied externally and as
easy TO use as a toilet water. VIII
tell OF write my experience TO any
one"
Made by Sorbol Company, Mechan-
icsburg, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
Locally at r. II. BURT'S.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10

newness. and is easy TO clean.
All have burners that give swift,
clean heat. And they all burn thst
safe, economical fuel-SOCONY
kerosene.
Drop in at your dealers today and
see the new Projections in light colors
At wide range of prices according
to style. finish and size.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10

Whether you have pressure system os just .
kitchen pump. the Perfection water heater vii
give you hot water for shaving and pisaty Of hot
dish water in a few minutes Rapid reliable. modsr
ate in price: ask your plumber.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
MUNYAN CEMETERY ASSN.

The annual meeting Of the Mum
van Cemetery Association Of East
Putnam, will be held at the home Of
Amos ID. Jenner Saturday, May 18th
at eight O'clock standard time.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-10

ITS so clean loolSingi" women say
i of the new Perfection. New light
colors-that's why. Cool silver gray,
soft dove gray Also snow white full
porcelain enamel.
Twenty-one of the new models are
finished in Perfectolac--a brilliant,
durable lacquer like that on the mod
ern automobile. 1t keeps its shining