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ONLY ONE STATE WOULD
CONTROL AMATEUR BOUTS

Pennsylvania boxing commission is
the only one in the country which seeks
to dominate and control amateur box
ing.
New York, New Jersey and Illinois,
all of which have State boxing boards,
leave the amateurs severely alone in
their conduct of shows.
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ENGLAND PLANS TO ENTER
OLYMPIC GAMES OF 1882

England plans to send team to the
Olympic games in 1882 at Los Angeles.
According to a statement made by
Lord Rochdale, chairman of the Brit
ish Olympic Association:
"It will be one way of returning
the support that the Americans have
mast"
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into the lungs, cause most of the ills
attributed to smoking. Since the
cigar does not embody any artificial
substances, both Furfural and Aero
lein are absent from its smoke. So
the cigar smoker can even inhale
(although few do) and still not pay
penalty.
Then, too, cigar smoke is cool. In
consequence the smoker rarely suf-
fers from the throat troubles preva-
lent amongst smokers of other forms
of tobaccos, whose delicate mucous
membrane is scorched and withered
due to the burning, drying effect of
hot smoke upon this tender tissue.
Aid your digestion, improve your
nerves, increase your vitality, free
yourself from coughs and throat
irritations by making this test
smoke cigars exclusively for one ~sek.
Do it, with justice to yourself
and to cigars, by smoking La Palinas.
You can smoke them, confident that
they will please you, for they are
Americas largest selling high grade
cigar-over million day.
The sensational success of the La
Palma Cigar is the result of an ex-
elusive and secret blend which COM
bines for the first time in one cigar,
an extreme mildness with a rare
richness of both taste and fragrance.
CONGRESS CIGAR CO., Inc.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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DOWN THE LINE
WITH w. o. McGEEHAN-
The Light Heavyweights.


HHERE will be light heavyweight championship bout Mr. Paddy
temple Fstina Chicago this week Mr. Harmon
advises attention paid
circulated persons
championship bout Chicago whatsoever Mr. Harmon says that
Mr. Jack Keans guaranteeing the bout but ness to say VINO
The interest in the light heavyweight comparatively
history somewhat checked When Tex
Century the bout between Jack
the bout into the proportions 2 which he had dreamed
Battle Of the Century
that sort of thing But CARPENTER apparently was too fragile to give
' nsmey any ''''' ana was necessary MAKE
It was
the world think he had acquired through
of having his Dumb Dan Morgan claim
So Levinsky
whispering about the
the knockout n passed into the and was sn
champion of the world which was supposed make him more
correctly, only writing
was George Bernard Shaw
Beckett for of Yorkshire pud
ns and the E was 1y 1 hs o wa SAID that n'a genius
Of called the
startling
decided that moment but he took back
about TIME t realize little ometb,nr on the LIGHT heavyweight title He was
would not opponent they picked on Battling Sikh
genlemans agreement in this
and that Carpenter did not bother train was in the bag as the
He knocked Carpenter loose from the title the aston
whatever made the bout Sikh proceeded
his bouts
On Day
CuIs light heavyweight champion
graphical matched defend the title
Senegal Sikh nothing Of the topography Of the
Irish State
English
exciting setting There still
guerrilla trouble between Republicans
the battle
particularly exciting setting When the house about
filled quiet tone of voice said Gentle
there report around that the ring has been mined But do not be
not think that there is anything in it"
Webster that the
with his butt revolver demanded Of the referee Did
earnestly McTigue the
victor
On
while the Skaters Republicans
being France declared
who 43f ~ -
pzenghs thought that Sikh won
did aloud until he arrived
Grosvenor Square
ft Other Light Heavyweights
WHEN United
w
might that
beaten he would have title
Finally would
Of the title and he made he might mot eat So
handed to him later
Boxing Commission
champion.
tn
twice He might hold
heavyweight champion should retire that
Loushrans
TOMMY
realized large from it, bad they
permit
heavyweghk-where big =, IS.
weight champion Mr. Walker always has received decisions
Chicago
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"A good cigar is perfect conclusion
to a meal. 1t induces natural relaxation
which contributes to a good diges-
ton.
Ito smoke cigar is then not only
a very great pleasure, but also it is Of
distinct benefit to those who really
enjoy a perfect meal perfectly served.
I'm the words of the old Latin
adage-'Everyone arrives at the point
in life when they mix the useful with
The agreeable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-26
DIXIE GOLF QUEEN
PREPARES TO SAIL
Pro Sees Daughter as First
American to Win Brit
ish Title.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

- YEW ORLEANS. March 26-For
more than 20 years, Americas
woman golfers have been striv-
1 ing to win the British women's
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GOLF DATE rs SET.

NEW YORK, March Is OP).-The
intercollegiate Golf Association cham
pionship for 1929 will be played at the
Hollywood Golf Club, Deal, N. j., June
26-29. -.
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STUDY GOLF GRASS.

In recognition of the growing inn
portance of golf. Rutgers University
now includes in its curriculum course
in turf management, which treats scien-
tifcally with grass, etc.
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Additional Sports on Next Page.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL for general housework plain cooking
and small laundry: must be neat, honest,
reliable. willing to stay some nights; bring
references. Sis Colorado ave.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI, S23; Atlanta, s13; Cnnati, Dayton
Detroit, Calf. cars. passengers wanted. share
exp: all points Special trips and parties
Travel Bureau. Sterling Hotel, Main 5237
LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE. FLA. MAY
81 Can take one or two passengers. 10
each. Phone North 3484
DRIVING TO WEST PALM BEACH around
june /; can take one or two passengers;
Star Office 81
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

SPECIAL this week-Eugene permanent
wave. marcel top and ringlet end, SO. Estab-
ished IS years. 925 Grant pl. FIR. 6l59. j
A REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE
ut the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL for IS.
Other beauty culture work at low prices.
Open daily until s: Mon. Wed. and Fri.
until pm. BIZ 18th st. NV. Fl. 98l8.
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HIGH-CLASS SALESMAN
can make unusual connection; $4,000 to
, $4,000 caliher; must have real personality
and appearance, with car; give references;
. Call to $50 am. or 4:30 to pm, 15l7
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HEAD OF STOCK, thoroughly
experienced, for toilet goods de-
partment in large dept. store
state experience and give full
particulars; excellent opportu-
nifty for capable woman. Ad-
dress Box 175-Z, Star Office.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made 10 The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
Eonn
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ANOTHER SAYS: I'm YOUR SCHOOL 23
days; SIS week" Another; Passed ciyil-sery r,
school" Anothe-: az weeks day school, now
earning $1,000 year" BOYD graduatfs t.. y. IN
now forming Est. years. Write Boyd
School, Accredited" 1888 NV. NJ. 1888.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
COWS. 2, fresh, giving to gallons daily
]. H. Garlem, Sargent I'd, Brookland, 2: G.
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white, as head porter in
large Department Store. Ad-
dress, Box 17O-Z, Star Office.
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FRANKLIN SPORT TOURING. 1927-Thor-
finished in dark maroon with desert sand
trim: all renickeled. beautiful open car
lin Used Car Dept, 1924 18th. Decatur 1886.
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HUDSON COACH. LATE l92T-Lilke new
car; new car guarantee; q bargain at $780,
I. c. Barber Motor Co., 1887 Irving ST. NV.
Open evenings
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

TEACHER of English uhonetics wanted by
FOREIGNER for private lessons State price.
education experience. Address Box 30S-z.
Star oflce
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HUDSON COACH. 192s-Carefully driven by
former owner, condition and finish perfect;
evenings and May 80. Universal Auto Co.,
ST N "
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: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
MEMS. LADIES CHILDRENs.
w RICE, 1892 7th St NV North l755.
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HELP--MEN.
(Cnnfinnadl
- - =-----.--- ----------.----
/ I.S MANAGER

SALES MANAGER.
Well established automobile dealer. selling
low-priced cars and trucks requires expert
enced sales manager, willing to work ana
capable of organizing live sales force; give
experience. references and present employ
ment: correspondence confidentlaI. ADDRESS
Box 1897, Star ONCE.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

man OF good reputation need apply. Pros
poets furnished. These prospects have Al
to be called on wonderful proposition.
See Mr.. Lewis. ZIG Investment Bids, between
and 1870 am 81"
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CHRYSLER Convertible Coupe, very late
model. Beautiful sport Job. Mechanically
Stery. etc, perfect viii take small car in
trade. Terms. Call Mr.. Hundley, Adams
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HELP-MEN.

Neuer mail orforHdt recommendations nhen
onsTerino ddUernsements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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CLOTHING BOUGHT.
Mems clothing. shoes. etc. bought; best
prices: auto calls. Main 4l45. Justh's Old
Stand. GIG D st. NV. Old Reliable.
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CHRYSLER COUPE. I927-Repossessed viii
sell for unpaid balance, SEATS. Real bar
gain. Acme Realty q Finance Co., COS N. Y.
ave. NV. National PASS.
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DODGE ROADSTER. I927-Used only 5000
miles. All new balloons, attractivey re-
finished in Duco with numerous extras. 1915.
CT
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CHRYSLER ROADSTER, model 10. 1927; eX-
cellent mechanical condition and appear
ance; good rubber all around. VIII trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

CHRYSLER 10 COACH, 1927-Motor perfect
tires excellent; general appearance like new
car. real buy. Rear 112o 18th st. NV.
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CHRYSLER 1926 SEDAN, Model 58-Rea lily
in fine condition: one of the best buys for
1895 we have ever had; easy terms with your
car in trade The Trew Motor Co, 1909 18th
st. NV. Decatur 1910.
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CHRYSLER 10 COACHES cash. small pay
ments. This late model is excellent in
every way; a real bargain: see it. Warning
ton Mnfnr Car Co 2n2h 1Tth n W Pot a
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CHRYSLER IS 4-DOOR SEDAN, l929-Care-
fully driven by owner; mileage 5000; price.
SLIPS; our price. s97s for quick delivery,
fully equipped. 20I4 18th St NV.
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DODGE. late I927-Upholstered in leather.
This car is in excellent condition: sood
ninss and May 80 Universal Auto Co, 1927
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNlTIES.
BRICK STORE and home. Including estab-
Hshed grocery business. Residential neigh
borhood. Only $1,000. See Mr.. Watzman'
sos woodward Bldg. 30-
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOAN business;
exclusive correspondent large mortgage cor
porationi good renewal business IN hre in
surance and mortgage loan; bargain Tor
cash. Address Box 43-Z, Star once. 31e
OLD EST. GROCERY, etc, with good fam
ily trade; reasonable. Phone Main 1884. 30e
GROCERIES a. MEATS-Store must be sold
at once on account Of other business. NO
reasonable offer refused. Phone Col. Sl49-
5G66 3O9
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale
Owing to sickness must sell quickly Corner
location, in NV. section. Very reasonable.
Address Box 220-Z. Star office So
BOOMING HOUSE for sale-11 rooms, 2
baths, nicely furnished; all rented. Address
Box 210-Z. Star once. 80.
LADIES', MEMS furnishings; dry goods. no
tons store for sale. rooms and bath;
tire ADDRESS Box 2QlcZa &aA ono 20S :.
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CHRYSLER 80 SEDAN-Looks like new
car; new tires; absolutely guaranteed: $1,000:
trade your car; easy terms. Warrington
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DODGE SEDAN. I926-A perfect car at $3.50.
Parkway Motor Co, 1865 Wisconsin ave ".
ESSEX 4-CYL. COACH-Perfect condition.
new tires S35 cash. small payments. War
riDgton Motor Car Co., 2035 18th NV.
Pot
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CHRYSLER "a ROADSTER. l928--Condition
good as new. 4 new tires. VIII sacrifice
terms. Adams lf62. so.
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DRAFTSMEN

Designers and detailers, aeronauti-
cal, structural, machine or tools.
Unusual opportunities in aircraft
work with old established company
= open to limited number of exper-
fenced young men successful in above
lines. Engineering degree desirable.
State full experience and qualiflca-
tions in first letter.
THE GLENN L. MARTIN co.
Highlandtown P. o. Baltimore, Md
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FoRDs--Tudor sedans and Touring cars,
late model in Al condition. Balloon tires.
These cars have been thoroughly gone over
in our own shop and are backed by our
guarantee. Terms part cash, balance month
ly. Peck's. 1921 l4th st. 80"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

RADIO SERVICE MAN-One familiar with
all makes; must have car; permanent po-
q sition with large house; give experience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

BODY AND FENDER MAN nrst-class only
need apply. Call at Detroit Body and
Fender Works. 203b Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

cHRYSLER 70 CROWN SEDAN-slightly
ciaIIy priced for quick sale: your car in
trade; terms The WASHINGTON Cadillac
Co, li36-40 Connecticut ave. Decatur 1901.
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FORD 1926 COUPE-In Al condition. VIII
sell cheap; terms to suit. Open evenings
and Sundays. 2l07 Pa. ave. NV. West 1888.
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AUTO MECHANIC. Buick; helpers need not
apply. See Mr.. Burnett, 1870 18th st. NV.
AWNING HANGERS and young man for
general work in awning shop. Apply Pre-
mier Wall Paper & Furniture Co.. AIS 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

REGISTERED PHARMACIST. reliable; refer
erence. Address Box 1897, Star ONCE. 800
SALESMAN, for our used car dept. Must
know how 70 drive all makes; must have
own transportation; must be hustler. To
the right man We will assist in every way,
give floor periods, ETC., and pay liberal COM
mission; reference required. II you are out
of employment and grasping at straws this
position will not suit you. Apply to Mr..
Banning between 9. and 10 am, Owens Motor
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ESSEX COUPE. 1929-Used very little. has
rumble seat. paint and upholstery. like new,
S525. This is under Blue Book value. Gen.
uine barsain. 1925 l4th st. NV.
ESSEX SEDAN, late l92S-Absolutely per-
feet in every detail, with all extras. $3.50,
YOUR own terms. 1925 l4th st.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 8-CYL. SPORT SEDAN 1929--Like
new in every way; new-car guarantee; trade
your car: easy terms. WARRINGTON Motor
2035 18th Pot Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

BOY after school to work for tire store
permanent position, good pay. Those with
BICYCLES preferred 1900 14th ST, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

BRICKLAYERS. union; bring tools. Conn
ave. and Leeation St, Conn. ave. and paw
Anrnri n u S0H
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ESSEX 1927 Four-door Sedan-Originai nm
ism like new. Tires excellent, Fully equip
ped Mechanically right. Price low. Terms.
Emerson 4, Oryne. nth & NJ SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-30

AUTO MECHANICS HELPER. for night
work. 9 pm. to 100 m. Apply Toms Auto
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New tires and battery. Fine condition
Sacrifice. 500. 1445 Oak. Apt. /.
ESSEX 1927 COACH-New tires; car in best
of condition VIII trade; terms to suit
Open evenings and Sundays. 2107 Pa. ave-
NV WPet 28S3
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
RITSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS
The OWL Service PREEPARAToRY
School, Sc. cor. 18th & NV. Met. 6337
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BOATS.

DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER, A. C. F., Soft.
excellent condition. Can be seen at Capita
Yacht Club. l.
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FORD-Late model Special Speedster with
counterbalanced crankshaft, Stromberg car
buretor, wire wheels, all new tires; special
lights; special built body. Will arrange
terms 1858 Wisconsin ave. NV. West 1873
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


strators and trade-ins SIS IN: speakers,
eliminatorS, cabinets. VictrolaS and combina-
tons. Smiths. 18th and Columbia I'd.
REFRIGERATOR. electric, almost new, fam
lily size: one-han price. Must sell. Call
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FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN. I925-Has balloon
tires; looks and runs fine; only 800. TIL
angle Motor Co.. Q New York ave. NV.
FORD 1927 TUDOR COUPE or roadster-An
new tires. viii sacrifice either; $185. Will
accept terms 1853 KENYON NV.
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CARPENTERS (2). non-union 90c per hour.
Apply Hoover Flying Field, S. Washington
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sALE--AUToMoBnEs.

CHEVROLET CoUPEs. 8, from s2s5 to $3.50
checked over. Terms. 1855 31st NV. Yves
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01

Miss Martha Chilcott of Worces- ter Is vacationing at the parental home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Bowen and daughter Dorothy were in Southing- ton last week.
 Miss Catherine Tatem has been en- tertaining a number of friends at Camp Merimick.
 Mrs. Violet Gray of Thomaston eu- joyed the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. William Colburn.
 O. B. Carpenter was accidentally hit by horse in a hay field Tuesday and rendered unconscious.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archa s. Walker had as Sunday guests Mir. and Mrs. John Nichols and son of Storrs.
 F. E. Watkins, well known to the older residents, entertained a party of nine from Manchester, Monday.
 Raymond Mcdowell and daugh- ter, Miss Beatrice, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Beatrice Kennedy.
 Sunday visitors included Fred Hall and family of Southbridge, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Stevens.
 1t is . noticeable fact that the best looking gardens in this locality are the ones cared for by summer resi- dents from cities.
 An attentive congregation listened to Qn admirable address Sunday morning by Hamilton Holt of Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla.
 
 Selectman Ellery Bartlett, Angus tine Bartlett, Frank Smith and Charles Dean left Monday for a weeks auto trip to Old Orchard Beach, Me.
 Camp Yankee closes August 2ath.
 Assistant Jailer Walter Tripp states that there are thirty-three prisoners in the Windham county jail at Brook lyn, including those bound over for trial by the superior court Good crops or the jail farm are reported.
 With Rev. Walter Lanphear in charge and music by the full church choir, augmented by the Eastford
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01

ments are as follows: Finance: N. Verne Rawson, George F. Whitney and Philip l.. Duhamel; entertain. ment, J. Harmon Strait and Paul Au- coin; grounds. George F. Whitney, Edward McKeon, George Carlson, Norbert Blain and Charles Duchesne {; Otto F. Sward and Ernest K. Johnson.
 The carnival will open on Monday night September 9th with special at fractions. merry go round, chair planes. ferris wheel and novelties ga- lore. The carnival will be held on the Cottage street grounds, next Co the state highway at North Grosvenor- dale.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
Becomes Bride

Monday morning at o'clock at St. Jcseph's church, Miss Luella Der thiaume and Thomas McGee, son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas MeGee of St. Rosalic, Canada, were married by Rev. John Mathieu.
 The bride was attended by Leona Dion and the groom by Robert Hig- gins. The bride wore gown of white crepe with lace veil trimmed with or angle blossoms. She carried tea ros- es and lilies of thu valley. The bridesmaid wore Nile green taifeta gown with hat to match and carried rainbow shower bouquet.
 The groom and his assistants wore dress suits
 During the ceremony at the church ia quartet composed of Alpherie DesaWtels. Albert Collins, Henry Marchessault, Peter Murphy render ed vocal solos.
 After the ceremony the party mos tored to Webster where they enjoyed a wedding breakfast at Hotel Dewitt. The party then returned to town where they were given a reception at St. Jean Hall. These present were Mir. and Mrs. Heve Berthiaume. Mir. and Mrs. Alphonse Valade, Mir. and Mrs. Adrien Valade. Mr. and Mrs. Antoine valade. Mir. and Mrs Napo- leon Coderre. Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Chaput, Mir and Mrs. Joseph Archam- hault. Mir. and Mrs Philip Coderre, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Coderre, Deniri nuval. Miss Alice Ravcnelle, Miss Marie Rose Coderre, Julliette Coder- re, Miss Adrienne Ccderre, Mrs. Neri Coderri, Miss Leona Dion. Albert Blain. Robert Higgins, Celof Arm. strong, Mir. and Mrs. Blanchette.
 After the reception the couple left for their honeymoon which will in- elude New Haven, Maine, New Hamp- shire. On their return they will make their home on Church street.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-01
End. in Darknes.

Last Friday night the Giants held their cNn against the fast Webster A. A. team of Webster when they played to a l-i tie The game was called off in the seventh inning on account of darkness, and fans went home satisfied with the game although it was no decision. The locals could not touch the invading pitcher until the last inning when they scored their only run on two consecutive hits. The Webster team threatened many times but were held from SCOT ing only by good fielding of the Giants. lvascyn of Webster made Q terrific triple in the first inning but died on third base, unable to score as the next three batsmen went out in order at first base.
 The lineup:
 Webster. Ivascyn c, Wentworth D. Dugan lb, Love 2b, Canty ss, Bas- lola Sb, Haggerty If, pizzetti cf, Con- lon, If.
 Giants-Blid C, Coderre p. Johnson 10, Dumcho 2b, K. Ravenelle ss, Aucoin 30, H. Ravenelle If, Picard cf, Duquette cf