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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-01-05

July 22-National Rhea Company
adds deguming department. Vote at
city meeting is TO improve water
works system. Boys break into
country clah. Carl Hopkins buys old
airplane that landed in East Thomp-
son. Bradley theatre seats appear in
city court room; donated to city.
Mrs. Marion Beausoleil pays $500 fine
for liquor law violation. Chester NJ.
Elliott marries. Grandfather and
grandmother killed baby only survi-
vor of accident ON Dark Lantern hill
Or. b. r. Murphy operated on for
appendicitis. Gordon Winslow star
athlete at Camp Trumbull. Bus and
wagon in collision at Abingdon; horse
killed Mrs. 0vila Vadnais thrown
through windshield. Husband charg-
90 driving while drunk. Savings
bank elects officers. Eye Of Joseph
Giradi, 12, pierced by knife blade
July Patriot announces $4,000
prize subscription contest. Raymond
Perkins Of Patriot force, to be mar
ried IN Fitchburg. City Hotel pro-
prietor pays $3.50 fine for liquor law
violation. Manhasset plant subject Of
more rumor. Cow attacks North
Woodstock man. Novena of st. Anne
ends at st. Mary's church. Fresh
Air children coming again. Alfred
Briere blown across Woodstock ave
nue. when tire he was fixing exploded.
Priscilla Tattoon, age three, dies from
injuries when hit by automobile Mrs.
George Talbot dies in Sawyer dist
riot. Farley grocery store, Provi-
dence stree, sold.
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ried in Thompson. Red Cross drive
for Mississippi food sufferers goes
over the top.
May 20-Addition to Trade School
dedicated, Commissioner Merideth
speaks. Crowds attend opening night
at Trade Scho6i. and parents nave
visiting day in all schools, DIR. Wiley
TO leave Dartmouth for sumner school
at Syracuse. John Cyril Maude's
engagement to Miss Rosamond Muir
ray announced in London. Putnam
girls graduate from r. |. nurses train
ing school 3,7S7 appropriated at
special city meeting with seven IN at
tendance. New London and Windham
county social workers meet at Put
nam Inn. T.. ID. Packard becomes
director at Danbury Trade School.
Ring fire alarm for showing Of The
Fire Brigade at Bradley theatre. Mrs.
John r. Brown dies. ID. A. X. OBJ
serves thirtieth anniversary with
luncheon at Inn. Peter Lee indicted
for death Of Sheldon Carpenter. Put
nam champs of duck pin bowling
league. Mat Knoll may be safe IA
Poland.
May 27--Rev. Charles r. Bedard,
pastor Of st. Mary's church, died Wed
nesday. Bell in church tolls out the
news Of his passing. Rabbit brothers
arraignsd on burglary charge IN
Rhode Island. Hunt mysterious wild
cat. Rev. b. NJ. Donnelly, North Gros-
venordale, transferred to Hartford
Donald Johnson to be married in
August. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kimball married in London. visit in
Pomfret. Elks hold Ladies Night
Death of Mrs. A. w. Macdonald. w.
X. c. holds anniversary luncheon.
Plan Sitting observance Memorial Day.
Miss Eseelle Beaudreault given sur
prise. "Jim" Mahoney returns to
Putnam as manager Of Putnam Thea
tres chain in this state ~iudham
county wins state championship in
field and track meet at Hartford. FIRE
IN home Of w. a. Wheaton does
/ Sl,UUU damHgt.
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March A. Water Commissioners re-
sign al council fails 20 accept their
nlan of improving system. Council
votea not 20 accept resignation.
County Commissioner +. II Corttls
falls from havloft Of barn and Is kill
"a. Eiremen hold twenty an
nuai concert and ball Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lopire married iifty-seven years.
Vine 4. Franklin. 81, operated on with
only local anesthetic used. Mrs.
Frank Jarvis dies. ST. Johns society
observes mardi gras. Mrs. Aurora
Maillonx struck by ear driven by
Wills Vinceiett dies at Day klmbali
Hospital. Members Wappaquasset
Tribe beaten by members Of Poca-
hontas at whist priyidc supper. En-
ployes Of Bloom Co. hold social affair,
Go-G station foreclosure sale.
March Sheldon Carpenter kill
cd. Gordon Caffrey badly injured
when car driven by ''Pese" Lee crash
es into tree at Chasevllle. Dudley.
Carpenter buried. o. 7. bancroft
crushed under bGs 1t Willamette
win recover. Chief Thurston helps
al Wellesley college fire. Body OF
George o. Metty found In Danielson
garage; dead two weeks. Only four
teen attend annual city meeting. Ed
ward McDermott buried In Dnnielson.
Vaughan Corp. 10 retain license on
boat lowering device following court
action. Parent Teachers Association
hold musical evening Annual meet
ing country club. Lady cue artist at
Elks. Three divorces granted.
March Is Eleven voters at town
meeting. Tax rate raised 10 twenty
Ave mills. Trade School announces
plan for course in masonry. Cyril
Paine, Woodstock. falls through hay
NOV with lighted lantern. Fire starts
but is put out. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
r. May, Woodstock. married nifty
years. Frank S. Richmond, No. Gros-
venordala, Civil War veteran, dies.
Miss Ellen Gleason dies in Pomfret.
Bert J Johnson. Woodstock, succeeds
+. II. Corttis az county commissioner.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor Hill, ma
iron. dies ut town farm. Stolen auto
found in woods near No. Grosvcnor-
dale. Manager Henry Johnson dis
charged from hospital after serious
illness First golf at country club.
Pomfret school children in Hartford.
March 2b-Water commissioners
make public it's position In water sit
uation. Edward II. Grosvenor dies
in Norwich Funeral Of Mrs. Mark
Warren. Heirs Of Nazaire PeloQuin
seek partition. William ]. Vinton.
Quinebang. hangs himself in barn.
Big crowd sees card ut Putnam Sport
ing club. Mrs. Eva Allen Plouffe
granted divorce after marrying man
twice.
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Of Fremont street house occupied by
George +. Payne family. Mrs. her
TIA Oswosky, mother Of six, sent 20
Jail, allowed to take baby. Violated
liquor law. Geo. y. Brown wins
Chamber of Commerce slogan contest
with Progressive People Pick Put
nam" Frederick Prince enters Put
nam Music Shop Corporation Ray
mond Bousquet badly injured by fall
OF three stories in old West Thomp.
son mill. Mrs. William Author aad
Mrs. Oliver Pechie die. Pipe organ
salesman killed by train at Andover
Red Men have Christmas tree. Master
Tom Jones breaks leg. Legislative
Special begins biennial run.
January Common Council
votes to petition legislature to issue
bonds for improving water system
Ralph G. Booth resigns as manager
of local telephone exchange. Reeeiy.
err Collin makes quarterly report
Police close gambling place known
as Bucket Of Blood. Harold Arnold
climbs Mt. kearsarge Rev. and Mrs
Beard suffer from Chinese mob. Put.
nam JtbtpF 1OfitFit HftiAtHtta "
Israel Putnam school hroadcasts from
Providence. Tri-Y's entertain with
banquet. Eugene Emmons dies IN
Millbury.
January e Police close another
ganb bling joint. the Hole IN the Wall
Ensign Green. $. A.. WEEDS Miss Ruth
M. kniffen at Lynn. Rev. and Mrs
Beard reported safe in China. Joseph
II. Smith Of pomfret. dies suddenly IN
Florida. Body brought north. Miss
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nouncement made New Seder Block
to be two stories high. Miss Hat
field given shower. Carl Nelson and
Irene Reasaaw married. PeIoquin
heirs fece ~ 900 each. New in
Gust. Il o-ate in Putnam. Arbitra-
lion committee favors two standpipe
plan. Miss Lena Nelson dies at home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dresser.
County court officials reappointed.
Howe-Marot school graduation. Police
clean up thefts Of auto tires. Council
authorizes purchase of hose for fire
department. New post v. +. W. is
formed. Frs. Donnolly and Quinn
given farewell banquet at Inn. Car
gill Trust buys Main street property
for bank site. FIR Matthew of Waure-
gan to succeed FIR. Donnelly at North
Grosvenordale.
June 17-Willis Vincelett, head Of
motor sales company bearing his
name, arrested in Boston on charge Of
embezxlement and is held for superior
court Home OF Guy Zito catches
fire. Damage 5000. Mrs. Clark Of
Pomfret hears granddaughter we'd
dIng in London by telephone. Rev.
w. A. keefe chosen as speaker at
high school graduation. Children Of
Mary hold Golden Jubilee. Miss Rosa
mond Murray fsesr.ed in chapel Of
Westminster Abbey. Woodstock
Academy commencement week. Chill
dren hold successful field day. Miss
DeCoudres graduates from Brown
with honors. John H. Maheu, old St.
Mafy's choirmaster. dies. Worst
electrical storm in years. Robert
Hurley appointed state police COM
missioner. ID. A. r. annual meeting.
Elks observe Flag Day. Moriarty
goes 70 West Point for graduation
exercises Headquarters Company
three years old; fifty per cent re-en-
list. Woodstock schools hold field
day
June 24-Theatre crowded for high
school graduation. Colored families
on Lamont street made homeless by
fire, Miss 0lmsted to be married
Saturday, Governor praises Miss
Katherine Byrne. FIR. Ballerose eele-
brates first mass as pastor Of st.
Mary's. vincelett in Jail in default
81 bonds. Alumni banquet, Chandler
Morse POSTMASTER. An schools hold
graduating exercises. Mrs. John
Larned and Charles ]. Rensha~. old
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veteran members at Inn. Asa Ross
back from Cuba. Mrs. Olin Torrey
dies. Golden Jubilee Of Sister Chrys-
ostom. Karl T. Phillips president Of
Rotarians. Mrs. Nelson Lown enter
tains at bridge IroqHois Council has
class imitation. X. Of G, gives good
presentation Of broadway Jones"
May 13--Dr Mathewson dies sud
denly on golf links. Large crowd at
meeting Connecticut Sheep Breeders
at Eastlands, ponfret. Many small
fires. Tom Rawley promoted Goes
70 New London. Belding- Heminway
min men dine al Inn. Wild cat seen
and hunt arranged To form post
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Putnam
athletes successful at county Y track
meet. Paul Geissler. Abingdon, dies
Worcester hospital. ID. A. r. holds
meeting. Mrs. Lehresque hurt on way
to church. Miss Mary Bradford mar
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men called out on false alarm. Auto
hits bus three in hospital Royal
Welch Ladies choir sings. X. Of c.
Easter Monday bail at Wildwood park
Edwin o. Hopkins, father Of World
War veteran. dies. Peter Lee held
for the grand jury. Jackson-Hcaley
wedding.
April 2a-~Ameriean Legion post
banquet at the Inn. Guy l.. Baker
returns TO Connecticut. Putnam's
quota Red Cross drive for food suf-
fcrers 1915. Mrs. Coupe, Thompson,
attempts suicide. Putnam Grange
serves Harvest supper. Rev. N. B.
Burton leaves; succeeded by Rev.
John r. Duxbury. Officers Of A.
Wilder Merriam Camp, Spanish War
veterans, installed. Henry O. Arm
strong dies. Garie Foeh holds drill.
Ponifret amateurs present Bringing
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February 4-S-A. Amusement sells
chain Of theatres 10 Putnam Theatres
Corporation. Chief Thurston calls at
tention to danger in stringing aereals
near electric light wires. Regular
meeting common council. Putnam
postofiice ninety-three years old.
Town Of Pomfret wins school tax
ease. Mrs. Benjamin Grosvenor dies
In Pomfret. Z. L. Beebe appointed
manager Putnam telephone exchange.
Teachers and pupils night school on
pilgrimage to Washington. Fruit
growers bold one-day institute. l.. II,
Healey sends Patriot force basket Of
fine apples Ice fishing season ends.
putnam's share Of county tax around
$4,000. Gilbert "a. Chadwick dies.
Hi-Y club stages Putnam's first ice
carnival.
February ii~-Community Ministries
give fine show 10 crowded house az
Bradley theatre. Patriots prcss
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September 2--Charles Miron foasd
ded from gas asphyxiation In hoppe
onlsorge street. James Friery, while
prloner, tries to barn police station.
FIR Bellerose entertains St Mry's
cher and ushers. Alex Vonsiatsky
file 10 Chicago. Miss Esther Reuse
of 'utnam marries William +. Rnw-
denof Montana. Mrs. Mary A. Clark
dies Fresh Airs return TO New
Yor. Joseph Regain, Wauregan, dies
at bspital after being hit by train.
Theeon S. Clapp, Elliott, commits
suicle by shooting himself with rifle.
Wor received of death of Rev. John
Vanaen Mort, former pastor OF ST.
Mars church. Mrs. Louise F. Rob
bins dead. Miss Lorena and Elsie
Gallnt return from abroad.
Setember 9-Judge Henry N. Be-
mott dominated by republican caucus
for tasn clerk. Engagement of Miss
Ethel G.. Goodridge and Thomas II.
Barbe announced. Miss Marion +.
Stanon becomes boys and girls club
agentwith Windham County Farmers
Association. ~ m
September i6--Post Office lot corn
er Sorh Main and Grove street con-
demne by post Office department as
not susablesto needs. Harold 8. Cor
bin wis story prize contest. Putnam
young nan fined In Eastford for steal
ing time antiques. Thompson libra
ny twenty-five years old Ray Green
wins COUNTRY Club governors cup.
Leonar Cline. author. pleads guilty
to manlaughter in superior rouu.
Silas N whselock wins first prize in
golf at WOOL mems meet. Announce
Putnar1to have new theatre in north
end. Dmocrats make no nonlinaticn
for tom clerk on tax collector.
George G. Nightingale dies in Prsvi-
dence. Mss Esther Welies becomes
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Csiseile Magnant ard Wilfred Dupre
eIope and marry IN Webster. Gil
bert Chadwick. 80. falls breaks hip.
Miss Ruth Daniels reported critically
an In New York. Grand list shows
some increase. Mrs. John A. Dady
dies. Building & Loan hold annual
meeting. Chicken supper served at
grange installation. Boy cuts finger
off with axe, man breaks hip by fall.
Robert X Stafford. South Woodstock,
dies suddenly while on way home from
Hartford Death Of Benjamin Rob
bins, %, East Woodstock. Putnam
Sporting Club holds good show, Young
Tourain. Mo0sup, beats Carley, Bay
State eollegian champ Family gather
ing in honor Of birthday Of Mrs, V.
u. Levitt.
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June 3-St. Mary's church filed for
funeral Of FIR BedaTd. Rev. u. o.
Bcllcrose Of Taftville. former North
Grosvenordalo boy. appointed paste,
Of st. Mary's parish. Herbert W.
Bowen dies in Woodstock from heart
attack. Mr. and Mrs Felix st. Jean
observe golden wedding. Ovila Either
fatally hurt b. fifty foot fall from
building on Providence street. Miss
Mary Conner given shower. Another
bank dividend forecast. Miss Eva
Laflamme presented chest Of silver.
peloquin estate sold at auction. Mrs.
Oliver A Hiscox, Woodstock. dies.
June TO- Stone lockout on Put
nam Heights collapses. Prince &
Sons store closed by attaching credit
ors. Miss Mary Common married. Re-
assessment Of property values finish
ed grand list nearly doubled. An
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marathon swim. Ancestors nj Judge
Ebert II. Gary. who died august -,
came from pomfrrt Billiards. hold
reunion At Roseland. Gary Bus Line
enters Hartford TO Providence ield,
Dubois boat wins at Moosup Pond.
Fisherman's club outing and clam
bake Edward j. Carpenter marries
III Worcester.
August 26-Rev. F. II. Bigelow re-
eivns restorate Christ charch. Pom
fret. Intruder terrorizes Church
street women. James Charron's car
in crash at Norwich. Local girls re
furn from Camn Woodstock. Gary
company begins bus operations Provi-
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April

April Water committee Of coun-
ell submits It's reports. Musicians
organize. Threaten 10 quit Bradley
theatre. Wilfrcd Benoit's case for
$4,000 damages tried after lapse Of
four years. Lost leg when collided
with h y keut's automobile. Judge
Macdonald compliments woman CONF
plainunt IN city court. Trout season
opens. House en- Amasa Morse
place. North Woodstock, burns, fami.
Is fees. Legislature rejects bill
for women jurors. Willis Nincelett
exonorated By coroner. Mrs George
Talbot rs. Byron Lewis, defendant
In superior court, shouts liar" 20 wit
ness. Masons hold annual ball. Citi-
zens National Bank adds trust de-
pertinent. Miss Blanche Green and
Raymond Robinson win r II. s. ora.
torieal contest. Norwich team works
Foresters degree Elks win seasons
contest from Masons, Hospital has
accident patient.
April s-Couucil changes attitude
on Palmer plan deserving water com
mittee OF It's own body General as
scmhly authorizes city Of Putnam to
issue $ls5,000 bonds. Mrs. S. b.
Overlook dies in Pomfret. Musicians
at Bradley theatre go on strike. Ra-
dio thief makes haul at Logee home
in Quadic. Patriot prints automobile
number. Joseph Roy dies, Putnam
had $50 telephone ssaseribers in 1897.
Mrs. Simon Farley dies in Pawtucket.
Or. Wiley speaks to Mems elah.
Stuart Sabin shoots self in foot acct
dentally.
April l5~~ Water situation referred
TO an arbitration committee by com
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Aug Lack Of power over build.
ing permits outstanding feature OF
common council meeting. Talk OF
building race track in Putnam. Ame-
dee Breault, Brooklyn, father Of sew.
en-, dies at hospital from injuries in
mill. Mrs. Marvin n. Elliott dies
In Thompson. veterans Of Foreign,
Wars post formally organized. Sol
diers who stole auto furaed over 10
army officers. Mrs. John Brennan,
20 years resident of Putnam, dies,
Miss Mildred I. West, North Grosve-
norcale, married in California. Show
er for Miss Magnan at Alexander's
lake cottage. Tennis courts at hirh
school completed.
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tached for $4,000. Receiver Colin
makes quarterly report. Flower show
1T Grove strael GREENHOUSES Young
Tourain gets decision over Carley and
White same evening Putnam loses
seccer game to Goodyear. John
Doane. nursery stock salesman, dies
from injuries.
April % Henry Bugbee admits
theft from Country Club lockers.
Lynch store sold 10 james Donahue.
Drunken Joy rides fined in city court.
Ralph p. Sabin dies in Pomfret. Fire
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ence and Putnam. thompson and
h.nam oranges hold picnic at Web
ker lake. Women's Guild collects
$50 for hospital. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt buys Mortlake Manor Inn,
Eooklyn. Louis Bradford found not
gilty in city court when charged with
assault on Alderman Ryan curing
femen X. X. X. disturbance
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mon council. School board elects
teachers. Golf club ransached by
thief. Peter Lee, driver ~ death
car. given hearing in Webster court.
Vincelett Motor Sales Company at
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citizens. die. j. Dyer Potter presi-
dent Killingiy high srhocl alumni.
Mrs. William R. HoIlani dead. Con-
gresham Freeman presents diplomas
at Woodstock acadeng. Chandler
Morse receives hcnors At amherst.
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up Father" Henry Burdick dies.
SILK Sox win opener. Joseph BONN,
formerly Of Putnam, drops dead IN
Noorsocket
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May

May G n. F.. Thlrston. member
arbitration committee. infers two
s.fhiaipts 81 eaa. side Of river will
So feynrea SIX a u1',en drivers
ares Ell IN two weeks Artist drives
aio d ta i~resfed. Eastern
Conn ctieu i.h and Game club holds
tsnou a. fan Jog Jeek observ-
"a So nol airy CRIB. Miss Mary Brad
ord to ma Robert r. POPE in
THOMPSON F;remen entertain three
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
Maquinaria Que Fne Cam
biada A CerralvO

Coah., Agosto
10.-Apenas Sc clausuraron los ira
bajos del pozo perteneciente a
Barril Viejo, fue embarcada la pc
sada Y costosa maquinaria que Sc
uso ALI por espacio de dos amos
con destino a Cerralvo, N. L., en-
donde la misma compania seguira
hacienda perforaciones en- grande
e~scala, pues siempre Sc ha dicho
que Nuevo Leon contiene mucho
mas petroleo que Coahuila por ser
aquel Estado limftrofe del de Ia
maulipas, aunque la verdad hasta
ahora han sido completamente in
fructuosos los e~sfuerzos para encon-
trar petroleo en- los dos Estados
froterizos.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
DISTINCTION AL ST. PreSi=
dente De La Republica

TOLUCA, Mex, Agosto 1O.-A
i~niciativa del senior Esteban Plata.
P~residente Municipal, figurara en- la
galeria de Hombres Ilustres del sa-
Ion de Cabildos del Palacio NUM-
cipal, ell retrato al cleo del general
Plutarco Elias Gales, Y este traba-
jo de arte Sc ha encomendado al
artista professor Isidro Martinez,
quien va dio principle a su traba-
jo. Como Sc sabe, la galerfa de
hombres Ilustres esta tornado
por hombres de verdadero prestigio,
tales como ell licenciado Benito
Juarez, senores Vicente Ri
va Palacio, Melchor M1zquiz, Ma
riano Riva Palacio, Jose Gonzalez,
Arratia, Felipe Berriozabal, licen-
ciado Vicente Villada.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11

de nuestra mejor sociedad con OBJ
jeto de arbitrarse fondos que in
tegramente van a ser destinados a
la erection de I'm severe monumen-
to que Sc proyecta levantar en- la
ciudad de Tacubaya, para honrar
la memoria del Unfortunate capita
aviador Emilio Carranza.
Tai resolution tomo ell comite
or~ganizador de la colecta que Sc
hara para recaudar los fondos ne
cesarios, que serviran para llevar a
feliz termino la iniciativa de las
senoritas profesoras Marias Eraf-
ma Rocha Y Lucina Villarreal, de la
escuela Justo Sierra, de la misma
localidad, Y que enthusiasts y acti-
vas desarrollan una amplia labor
para preparar festivities de benefit
clio para la realization de su loable
idea.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
VelOcidad De 400 MiUaS
POr HOra, En- AerOplanO

HANCOCK, Iowa, Agosto 10. -
Isl esta helice funciona como 20
quiero, mi aeroplano volara a 400
millas por hora!"
Estas sensacionales declaraciones
fueron hechas por F. w. Lambert,
herrero de 73 amos de edad, que
tiene afamado su nombre con mo-
two de varios inventos de impor-
tancia.
Ell aparato IN referencia es ell
resultado de cinco amos de ensayos
V modificaciones sobre los aparatos
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
VOlveran A La GROIN
AIgunOS SindicatOS

MEXICO, Agosto 10.-Seg1n de-
claraciones que han estado hacien
do ultimamente las ag%rupaciones
obreras del Estado de Coahuila a
la prensa de aquella Entidad, Sc
estan hacienda todos los trabajos
preliminares para verificar la gran
Convention que vienen anunciando,
y para la cual en- definitiva Sc ha
fijado ell dfa dieciseis del presente
mes.
A esa asamblea, concurriran to-
dos aquellos grupos que por cues
tones politicas o de indole particu-
lar Sc encontraban distanciados de
la Confederation Regional Obrera
Mexicana, v que segun parece nue.
vamente Sc afiliaran, ahora que don
Luis N. Morones, que es ell lfder
maxine obreril en- Mexico, deja de
tener personalidad Official.
Tendra lugar la Convention en- la
ciudad de Saltillo. capital de la En-
tidad coahuilense, Y en- csc sentido
ell Comite General ha dirigido cir
eulares a aquellos que fueron
miembros de la C R o M, v que
posiblemente sigan siento.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11

en- uso. Ell motor es de A cilindros
1nicamente y d~esarrolla 80 caballos
de fuerza.
Ell secreto de 10 que trata de rea-
liar consiste en- la helice, la cual
esta hecha de tai manera que corta
ell aire mas rapidamente que las he
Ices que actualmente Sc conocen.
Ademas, su helice tiene la particu-
laridad de que no hace ruido, pues-
to que no termina en- puntas, sino
que estan curvadas, hacia atras.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
MexiCanO Que ASOmbra
AhOra A Chicago

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Agosto 1O.-Un
joven mexicano, Marco Antonio
Metro, es ell asombro en- los circu-
los deportivos en- ell campo del ten
mis-, pues durante los juegos que
sostuvo aver con ell campe6n de
aqui, Caldwell Russell, 10 derrot6
por un margen notable en- tres jue-
gos que tuvieron.
Hoy ha de enfrentarse con Ha-
rry Jens, de Milwaukee.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-11
Ell VersoSelecto
M Ell AMOR MUERE?

"Y ell amor tambien muere?"
me decfa-
Contemplando las fosas con es-
panto
Una tarde en- que triste recorria,
Asida de mi brazo ell c~amposanto.
"El amor-respondile-es un an
hello
Que en- ell fondo de ell alma esta
latente;
Ash como ella, Sc remonta al cielo;
Ash como ella, vive eternamente."
"Es perfume suavisimo que en-
briaga,
Els nectar que Sc bebe en- regio
vase,
Astro que alumbra y que jamas Sc
apaga;
Ell verdadero amor, no tiene oca-
So"
En- tanto que de un suaz en- la en-
ramada
I'm ruido estrepitoso Sc sentia.
Y era que con burlona carca-
jada
Al oirme IN espectro Sc reia.
Julio Flores.