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FRANK sTKTsON, ATTORNEY,
surRrMp CouRT oF rnE plsvRlcr q

NtFVNT IHE VINEhINI
Columbia, holding Probate Court No,
haaan Administrators, THIS 10 So gtve nee
snnfeme caurt ef the District af Columbia
granted lettefa teslAniantary nn the estate
81 Permeiia l. noad deceased has. with
the apuroVai OF the supreme Court Nt the
District OF Columbia hakllng Probate
Court anpnihted Monday the 3Sth aay oi
Nav, lnss at 10 o'elaek m as the time
ahd aaid court rnam a. tbs naee. for MAX
ms naNnlent and distribution tranl saia est
troll, when and where ail creditors and pes
anns entttlad 90 tltstrlhntiSe shares 0p legs
Aeles aF the Festdue af parta thEPeaf are
h0tlhed 10 attend IN nsFsun Oe hN agent ar
attorney duly authorized with their rialnla
against lhn estate nFapNry eOuehed Atven
Mnfer nv hand lhts tst tiaV ot Nav lnAN
NATION Al SAVINGS AM TRUST TOM.
rfsAsY rfsAsssY @ ihANkn snnAss ssnGsAssss9N AssEEsey az
NeEisteF .ot WliIs lef the Mstgiet al Colum
hla, CieEh 81 tbs fFahale Court
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DONALDSON e. JOHNSON. VERNON r..
WEST AtfnFneVa.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.--No.
tice that the subscriber. of the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
testamen,arv % ON tba 1s OF Edward
Macomber. late of the Dis:rlct Of Columbia,
deceased 1T persons having claims against
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
aauthentlcated, to the subscriber; on or be
WISE Rey gn NAV g1 6y law be- from ali
heneht 2t said estate. Given under my hand
M Mn1rr roth zdsy dsy Of April 1923 HENRY =
VICTOR 5. MERsCH. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the, District OF Columbia, Clerk of
the Probate Court, aD2S.my5.12
MINOR. galley DRURY. Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
ft 2f the bCommss m,nr H9Idng ,Sa Probate Pr
yra Fletcher Observation-Disclosures No.
53l oO:11-Order OF Publication.---Upon con-
Savings and Trust Company. Executor. fled
herein h. in on the 2lrd q April AID i02s i is
1928. adiudged and ordered. that Ellen
Grant. joseph Grant William Grant I'd
ward RAYMOND and Charles Fletcher and the
Charles Fletcher and Mevina Fletcher an
pear herein on or before the 23rd day OF
have; why the estate of the above named
defedent & fn, should not be finally distributed az
SCI dGrth In said petition and in the proposed
with, Provided copy of this order he pub.
lished T,l !, in the Washington Law Reporter and
; Ihe Evening Star once week for three sue
GrfeISTrlye weeks. BY the Court: WILLIAM
HIiL Justice. Sealb A true COPY At
test. THEODORE COGSWEII. Register of
W. w,liI Tor the District Of Columbia. Clerk of
lhe Prohate Court. ap2S .my5.l"
ENGCH A. CHASE. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court No
M3l9i Admnistration.-Thi is to give no
lnat lIe subscrlhers of the State OF
virginia and the District OF Columbia re-
sspectively have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia letters
,,ess6amcn,sry on the estate of soren I.istoe
Iate OF the District of Columbia deceased
All nersons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
ttn"nt'rated tn 70 the subscribers on or be
49therw,,e they, nav by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate Given under
our hands this 10Th day OF Anril 1928
ALEX AMBER EUGENE JOHNSON LISTOE.
East bradford, Va GRACE HENRIETTE
tisI9E Sd, i7"t corcoran 81 + washington p
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
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h4J9E-a n WLsNsIlE@kh " q SUANl AultIUhttFb
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE 1919 WYLIE
STREET NE. 9 ROOMS AND BATH.

BRICK HOUSE
By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded on January 20. 1925 in Liber No.
5444 folio 4sl et $50. OF the land records
Of the District Of COLUMBIA and al the
reauest Of the party secured thereby, the
un6ersigned trustees will offer for sale 4yy
gnhlle auction: u front Of the premtses 90
lses At FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the follow.
the District of Columbia. to wit: Lot fifty
one t5Il in the Washington Brick Machine
EomDanys subdivision OF square ten hum
dred and three tl003l as r,er plat recorded
~ LibeF IL, folio IO7 of the records of the
offiee Of the surveyor of the District of
Terms: The above property viii he sold
subject % PRIOR deed OF trust for 81 500
st % due SepaembeF g. 1880: balance al
cash. 4 deposit of $500 required 0f nur.
chaser at time Of sale. All eonyeyancinx
recording and notarisi fees al cost OF pnr.
thlriY days from day of sale. oiheFWise
trustees reserve the right To resell properly
~ risk and coat OF defauiting uilrehaspr
after hye days advertisement of such resale
q some newspaper published in Washington
% e.
I0sEPH 4. HERBERT
LOREN HERBERT
my -n&1s eSNn Trustees
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THos OWEN 4 SON. ArcTIoNEERs
laab EYE ST NV

ane7 oa ao rnvs "a ErEs EHr1sa fr Trn.,s..
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Jesse 4. MILLER AND VERNON y. WEST.
ATTORNEYS.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Z cc9fs" AmIn, e"Ins ppSoa.e rhi: court
The State Of New jersey The State Of New W
specttveiy. have obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. letters
Reaman, late OF the District OF Columhla.
deceased All persons having claims against
The The deceased are e, hereby warned to e.hlh,
tors The aSth day q April A.D. iess;
aer our hands this 9b,h day 81 April, ioss,
Pnss PfInas,on nf J. kk9ESSN NORMAN = 20 LvET ial
r, 18th e. New York CITY; RoRERT =.
bmT EN-" .p5' S,ra, TTropoRF Fhises s
WELL, Register of Wills for the District OF
coin@hia ,n1s a ,a cIerA of the Probate Court.
IN. THE, CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNE
The Tras, Real Estate fp 81 sSe chssspesEs chess AXE and
gl.h James NJ. NgsarSSs and Arthur Peter
pggs'ecs l,r.s No 4nss Eanity Ordered this
aeeount aeon nsy Of the of aad,of ed % .ss fe dsS S he
asove ar., entitled canse % ns rss.hed a. ana con r.
Provided ccpy of this order be inserted in
come newspaper published n Anne Arundel
weeks before HSS the s' j., q day f Of June nsst,
Also in sone newspaper nuhlished In wssh:
FRANZ si E RrvEIf.. clerR' clu' 'Gns mss ls,ie
v. REGIS NOEL. Attorasy.
IN THE SUPREME Court or THE prs.
. trict Of Columbia holding a. Probate
e e',' Na nt sawsrS Of pass es
leaiion The notification - 10 the trial Of
= f' lis i nj, ,s dsa pf 4. 7. & Ss VALIDITY Ss 81
sin'f%@'i VIII sas oioias y sawsrd
vaa vranssn nsS.mT and odeh Dr. William nssi. mot
g ,aoe he found" Z i this nth day Of Aprli
10, a IFa"1' on The n 4th ' dsy f" o. June e. 0ss and
that this order and the substance OF said
Is.nes, 20 VIII. ~ va. The said papseE yssit
mndi lat Was its execution .obtalgef by
on"s n'a' 4 " week h Tor "u four weeks IN The wash
ps.on Law EsP9risE r. ,s and sS,es sw,es wee t2
sGn2SS 4,ta. vrdoR Fi'' MstSss6n bps s' as.. SS9.
., 1 q w: cb..s nc a ,sr' Sc t cG%en oSs"a"
AHTHl!n pETER ATTORNEY for Wash. Loan
apisl4'i0 81 ea.samya.S
ELizABETH O. HARRIS. Attorney.
SUPREME COUNT or THE pIsTaICT oF
am@I"I.irs.lSe @ Ssss, sAsDIls;s,IeS bay; Ss
for letters u administEailon on said estate
3 @sPfsft Nay ls.l S'aSl"S 3SSs ss
sRnglslens. s ftaDi' stiR' ST. Ri'ioiimoa1, Va
John y Brent 2la ulenwood ave, buffalo,
n VI dpIfeit woImiey and EDITH Mutton
lirsnt fnl1or) fandla Tlrent iIninaFl and
Anna Brent fcnst0dlanl of 1904 rnwellt0n
and al ofkefs ronoefned appear ii aaid court
on Monday the ilth day at june. 4 ID,
such application should NOT hs granted Lei
notice hereof be published IN the WaahlnR'
nn ,on e." Aepot,iee & ana ..., Tns Evening s,ar
fore The return day haeeln mentioned tha
hrst pnhiioation 20 hs not less than thirty
BAILEY Juslies Seal Atlasti THE0-
n0hE c09fWEI4ii Register 0t Wills for ihs
deuTI mrA,la.ia
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o'BRiEN. srLAIN 0'BYRNE, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding Probate Court
No 3Tl:5 Admiuistration--This j.
20 give notice That she subscriber of
tue District of Columbia has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District of CO.
lumhia, letters testamentaFy on the estate
of Columbia. deceased All persons having
claims, against the deceased are herehy
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated To
the subscriber on or before the Sth day OF
March. AID, 1920 otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 30th
day Of AnTil. 1923 CATHERINE NJ AUX
WARD ls.3 lngraham St NV tSeal1 Al.
test THEQDORE CoGswELI Regisser Of
wills for the District of Columbia Clerk
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TE0s j. OWEN l. SON. AUCTIoNEERS
las Eve ST. NV

nva-dSas sxsn 'Eohs1 r. E1AMh; 1s,9ste..,
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W, 4. uOOMhE. Attarnsy.
supnnMn COJInT OF Tur pIsrnIcT a,

hHFNEMh UUUHF OF TIE DlsTRlEF OF
Columbia Holding pr0hate COURT No
37a0n AdmiaiAtratlun, ~-~fhis 10 10 give no
tiee that the suhscrjber nf the District Of
Court 81 the District oI Cnlumhia letters
81 administration on the eatate Ut Augusta
L, Wiika late nf ,he District Ot nuiumbia
deceased II persons having claims against
ne deoessed are hereby. warned 90 eNhiht
the same with the Vouthers theraof legally
fore the 18th DAY 81 AnFl Au inan either,
Wlsa they may hy law he excluded from an
trHeht ~ sAtd rAtaH aiVen under my hand
.hls 1th day nf Anft mas RALPH w
IA n. NMAh w iaFragNt NJ. NV. iAeal
Atteat. THkblmRF fnNSWEIt, REGISTER ~
wills for the hstr { III ColunlhiA rlefk ol
ths Probate Court anil ,aAmsA
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G; r RICHARDsoSs { Z !, :,
ares - myI3.s Trustees
THOs J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS
I435 Ere Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRy BRICK
DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISFS
1888 CHILDRESS STREET NORTH

DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISFS
1885 CHILDRESs STREET NORTH
EAST
BE- virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated
May 81 1927 being instrument No so
recoFned June =. 1927, sn,onE the land
the request of the party secured thereby.
the undermined trustees wtn sell at pubic
suction IN front Of the premises. on AOS-
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF NAY AD
1878 AT THREE.THfRTY O'CLOCK pm.
the following described lard and premises.
situate ~ tue District Of Columbia. and
deEisnased az and bring iot 80 m Benian a
u SruxeFss subdivision ot tots in square
vest Of square 4o76. as DER Diss recorded
~ the Office p the surveyor soF the District
ef Columbia in L5beF 20 at folio 1873
Terms, SOLD subject 10 a prior deed Of
trust for s. 600 90 further particulars OF
which will be announced ~ time of sale.
the Dsgrehass price ssg0Ee said trust 60 be
pa5o IN cash a deposit Of 500 90 required
CcnYeysbcinK reeording. etc. al the DUP
~hasera rosf. Terms 60 b@ complied with
within th1rty DAYS. otherwise DEPOSIT for
feIie9 and the pFoBeTty mar b@ advertised
and se@oid al the discretion If the trustee
FRED ErHkTDER
BENJAMIN KAY
snas - uHy13 IS Trustees
THos J. OWEN SON ATCTJOERFRs
-.
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ALFRED D. SMITH. AtioTaey. :

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
trict of Culumbla.-ln re change Of name
Of William Z. NeDdell.-EGnlty Ne. 4Ss9o,
Order of Puelleation.--Wilhan' p. Wen
dell having filed a petition nraying for a
decree changing his name TO William Wendell
ani having applied TO the court for an order
of publication of the notice required ~ Law
in such cases. ~ -. ny the court. this &nd
concerned show cause. IL any there he, on or
before the 34th day of Nav. 1898, why the
ed. Provided that copy of thls order Ne
published once a week tor three consecutive
newspaper W HlTZ. Justice. Seal A
true cony, Test; FRANK Z, GINNING
HAM Clerk. Rv HARRY NJ HULL. Asst.
tarL MlN
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THos. ] OWEN 4 SON AucTIoNEERs
1923 EYE ST NV.

no "a ~ pve 34s7ea
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ADAM A WESCHLER & SON. Aucuoneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Stone
Dwelling, 8 Rooms, 4 Baths,
Gas, Automatic Heat, Elec.
Refrigerator, No. 1901 Orchid
St. NV With Double Ga
rage, About "a Acre Ground.

Rv virtue OF a certain deed ut trust re,
coried Decemher IS. la.7 INSTRUMENT No.
los ct the land records of the District of
Columbia. and At the request of the party
scS.Ored thereby the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale Ivy pubic aucttnn, IN front
of the promises, on WEDNESDAY. TIE
NINTH DAY. or NAY, 1928. AT THREE
O'CLOCK Pm thc following .,iessrlhed lano
ana premises. situate in the District of Co
tumhia. 10 wit Lot 6 IN suuare @7i7 in the
subdivision oI Rock Greek Park Estatcs
az recorded ~ the office of the surveyor for
the District uf Columbia M County B"ok
50 al page IU
Terms Of sale; The ahove property Will
I've sold suhNes't tn prior deeis OF trust AZ.
gregating $50 500 particulars At time of
sale balance cash 4 deposit of 81 600 re.
aulred Of purchaser at time of sale. All
convey ancsng resprdinS and notaral lees
at cost of purchaser Terms OF sale To he
complied with within thirty DAYS from daS
at sale otherwise trustees reserve the right
10 resell prouerty al risk and cost of de-
faulttng purchaser. after i've days adeer-
tisenaent of salch resale IN some newspaper
IN Washington. ID c, -
ROBERT p SEAFoRD
ap',S -d&tiS.exSu Trustees
THoS ] OWEN & SON. ACCTIONEERS.
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WALTER c. ENGLISH. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OE
Columbia HOLDING Probate CouFt---Na.
tie that the subscriber, 0f the District of
Colunlbia has obtained from the Probate
CouF. of the District of Columbia. letters
testamentary on the estate of Aathllae Eu-
gene Anies. late OF the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims again<t
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. tn the subscriber on or he
fore the 18th day OF Aprtl N 1890, othe-.
wise they NAV by law be excluded from all
ceneht of sasd estate, Given under nv ham
,sls n,,:, tSn day Ct AoFls laSs MARSO EktIE sr6
nORE COGSw ELL. Register of Wills tor tire
District OF Colombia Clerk ot the Probate
asA0F Ss.aNA
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THOs. J. OWEN T. son. AUCfIOREHRs
IA2k E4e 81 Is w
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
I4"5 EYE ST. NV.

FRANK A. JOHNSON.
my3-d&dhs. .pxSu Surviving Trustee.
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THoS j. OWEN & SON AUCTlONEERS
l425 Eve Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF a.sToRY AND
ING, =4l4 SECOND STREET NORTH


ING. =4l4 SECOND STREET NORTH
By virtue of certain deed of trus'
dated September / 1923. recorded Sepsen..
her g. 1898. in I.iber 5049. at folio io3.
snong the land records of the District II
Columbia. and al thg request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
VII sell At public auction IN front 2i the
premises. on MONDAY THE SEYENJ
DAY or NAY AD. 1a3S AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described isnf
and premises situate in the District of Co
iumbia and desixnstea as and being lot
numbered fourteen tl4t in square nurf.-
herei thir1y-five hundred and foTty-0ns
s35zIt ~ Morris CafritE's subdivision Of
lots ~ SQUARE numbered four "a "Edrs-
wood +" as per psat recorded in the offlee OF
the surveyor for the District of Columbia 81
LiheT 20 at folio loa
Terms. sold subject 10 = DFior deed af
trasa for s. 90 further particulars Of
which viii he announced az time Of sass.
fhe purchase price above said trust 10 is
paid $3.50 at time Of sale and the haiznes
$50 per moath At 7es. CoHveyancing. re-
eoroinx etc. AZ the purchasers cost. Terms
- he com niied with within ] 5 days; other
wise deposit forfeited and the property nlax
Be advertised and resoid at the discretion
% f@S ~ Dxr~xs .pnSne
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THoS ] OWEN & SON. ACCTIONEERS.
inh Eve Sireei Northwest.
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TRCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
SoEoIS So 4oi bEESSfesSNN ESSeHN Pf.c - PREEMRsSTEs ERTF
WEST
ES virtue OF q certain deed OF trust duly
recorded N Liner No. 4a03 fulie aS5 ei SEQ
OF the land records of the District of Column
hla ard n the request OF the partv secured
thereby The undersigned trustee vail sell at
pubic suction. in front Of the premises on
MONDAY THE SEVENTH DAY Or MAY
A-D. 1928. At Four O'CLOCK Pm the
following -deNcT1hec land and premises. stu
sts in the County Of Washington District
of Columbia and designated as and being lot
~ block uf Onion and Butts subdivision
Of 65see DyeF estate. called Reno" a.
Der plat recor1ed in the office of the sur
wevoT tor the District Of Columbia IN Liher
Governor SheDh~ru at folio oil assessed as
lot eo6 esuare l965
Terms of sale. All cash A deDosit of
saV9.n0 will be required al time of sale
Al eonveyancing recording etc, al cost of
pnrchaSer Terms Of sale to he complied
with within thirty DAYS from day OF sale,
StheFw1ss the trustee reserves the right TO
resen the property at the risk and cost of
defznltinE purchaser after five DAYS adver-
usemsent OF sucl resale IN some newspaper
puhlishes in Washington. D. c.
ENOS JENKINS.
Nu@6. .my1.s. Surviving Trustee.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-14

But New Putnam Team Made
Coed Showing In First
Game.

A newly organized team in Put
nam under the name Of A. G. A
making its debut In North Grosve.
nordale last Saturday. was defeated
20 after an interesting game.
The local team representing the As
ISOLATION Canada American Of Put
nam made a very good impression
with the fans,
Those who witnessed the game ex-
pect hat some fast ball is in store
here.
Although a few errors were made
yet every player played very good
game. By hitting the ball and stopping
every other bali that came 20 them.
The strong North Grosvenordale
team viii give us a return game Satur-
day. June 10. on Adams grounds at
800. We are sure that those who
win attend the game will surely be
pleased for very good game will
be played by both teams.
Any team under twenty-five years
Of age that wishes to challenge us
may do so by either writing or seeing
our manager. Louis Bouley, Powhat-
an street, Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-14

Next Sundays game at North eros
yenordale Is the baseball headlinor for
this section when the Town Talk base
ball club a Worcester faces The
locals In what u expected to develop
a battle.
After great game last Sunday. the
Post team viii be prepared to face
the fast going breadmakers, and the
game Sunday should surely produce
some fast baseball.
The Legion team will face Town
Talk ms follows Campbell, 2b; Sc
Nor, 3b; Collins, IF; Baker, Id; Sorel,
RI; Adrizini. S.; Ravenelle. eff; Smith
G; and Murphy TO start on the mound.
Smith and Baker recently acquired
by Manager Lynch has added much
offensive strength to the team.
For Town Talk the lineup will IN
elnde many favorites here who will
be closely watched -Hendrickson, IS;
Putnam, 2b; Kearman, Ct; We're, lib;
IT. Carroll, II: Daoust, 3b; r. Carroll,
rf; Lalone, c; and Smith y.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-14
The Man with the Book

Copies have been received IN Pom
fret Of Miss Agnes Porter's play,
.'The Man With the Book" publish
ed by d. Appleton and Co. in a vol
ume entitled Copy" with three other
plays by Columbia students. 1.-THE
Man with the Book" is DIR. Samuel
Johnson, and in this little play. cen
sisting Of prologue, epiligue and
six scenes. Miss Porter has drawn a
portrait Of the great scholar that is
clear. sympathetic. and convincing.
Many Of the scenes. notably that one
in which his wife, the fat. rather
foolish, but much loved "Tettie" dies,
are treated with great tenderness and
feeling. The minor characters are
well portrayed; there is sufficient hu-
NOR; atmosphere is not lacking. 1t is
all very delightful reading and one
would wish TO see il well acted
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-14

The famous Norton Grinders, in
dustrial champs Of Worcester. will
face the silk Sox next Sunday on Ad-
ans Field. As the Bay Staters are
known TO be a fast crowd, the Putnam
club will have to show considerable
Improvement over last Sunday to stay
in the running Notables on the Wor-
cester team include Chief We're at
first, Nap Brusso ut second, johnny
Fox al third. Ohjhorn at short. and
the well known outfield with Burke.
Jasse and Lavallee. Two Blackstone
Valley twirlers in Harry Grudotf and
Mike MeCloid. the latter a moist ball
artist, will hnrl 10 Lalone, of East
Douglas note.
just who Coach Williamson will
have on the slab 10 start is unknown az
the writing. Several solutions re-
garding the pitching assignment have
been forwarded by fans during the
week, who seem considerably interest
ed in the welfare Of the local organ
ization.
Casual observers at twilight work
outs report that radical changes may
be effeced before the weekend. The
game will start. as usual. at 800 o.
clock, with Lebeau officiating.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-14
Putnam Lose. to Old Rival So

The pitching Of Szafranski proved
too great a puzzle for the Putnam
hitters TO solve and they were able 70
garner but six hits Of his delivery,
Three Of these hits were punched into
the sixth inning but failed to produce
more than one run. in the game be-
tween Putnam and Killingly at Dan
ielson, June 3.
KiIlingly put over the first scores
Of the game In the third inning, tally
ing twice and getting lead that was
never headed. Putnam scored in the
sixth and Killingly put another run
across In the seventh, and two more IN
the eighth. A Putnam rally was smoth-
cred in the 9th when after Weiss
had scored and Donovan singled, Cody
struck out.
Franklin was the only Putnam man
who connected for more than one hit,
getting two in four trips to the plat
ter. Franklin allowed Killingly eleven
hits and kept them well scattered ex-
cent In the 3rd and Sth.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-14
POMFRET PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. Henry Holt spent the weekend
at Fox Hill Farm.
Mrs. Thomas Cassidy of New York
has been visiting Mrs. Joseph Hanley.
There will be whist, pitch and dane
ing in the A. O. II. hall, Friday even
ing.
Professor Green Of the Latin De-
partment at Brown University, is pass
ing a few weeks at FoxHill Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall of
Bridgeport. Conn.,, have been spend
ing a few weeks at Fox Hill Farm.
Miss Katharine Thompson Of the
Buckingham School, Cambridge,
Mass, is spending a few days at Fox
Hill Farm.
Miss Katharine Noyes of Stamford,
who has been visiting her aunt at
Topsfeld, left by motor for her home
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 0'Neil of Hart
ford and Miss Margaret O'Neil OF
Providence spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hillyer, and
Mr.. Lang, English playwrite, of Hart
ford, Conn.,, spent the weekend at
Brisk-To-High.
Mrs. Louis de Florez viii sail for
home on the S. S. Sternia, Of the TIA
liam Line. on June 2Sth. Mr.. Louis de
Florez spent the weekend at Fox Hill
Farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Swain arriv-
ed in town on Friday. Mr.. Charles
Swain has left Fox Hill Farm for
the home of his brother, Mr.. Leonard
Swain.
The Rev. Mr.. Frank H. Bigelow OF
the Rectory School, and the Rev. Mr..
Leonard Richards Of Christ church,
attended the Episcopal State Con.
vention on Tuesday.
The Pomfret NeighbOrhood Associa-
ton g holding a special meeting in
Pomfret Hall June 25th at p. m.
We trust all past and present members
viii make effort to attend.
NJ. ana rs. Arthur Foster Of New
York, who have been making a stay
of six weeks at Fox Hill Farm, left
on Tuesday for their bungalow al
Quogue, on Long Island.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS and her son and
daughter, from Montclair, N. j., and
Mrs. Cooper-Ellis of Northern Yer
mont. stayed at Fox Hill Farm over
the Rectory School commencement
exercises.