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APARTMEN rs-FURNIsHED.

APARTMEN TS--FURNISHED.
MT. PLEASANT, OVERLOOKING z {: PARK
ortably fur.. mod equipped. 1907 lstn
UNUSUALLY DESIR. ENTIRE FL. r.. K.
b.. ,lnciosed porch: Nsht. airy, cLesn' an "
serv. avail. 1893 Q Also smail apt or rm
THE sANTA ROSA ATTRAC1lVELY FUR
nlShed bachelors apt ronn' ITegs piFph
THE MADISON. 18th AND Eye COMFORT :
ably furnished l room, bath, large 0resSlns
closet, near cars bus. Ant IoS' D's1' 800
VALLEY VISTA. 2O32 BELMONT RD.;, APT.
523, overlooking Rock Creek PARK, WIN leaSe
nctte. sleeping porch, Frigidaire. electrlc
dish washer, built-in radio; very reasonable'
e14 CONN, CLOSE IN-LARGE. COOL 1T. :
kit. b.. everything furnished, SO up Siesp-
ing rooms, SIS up; cont. hot water fe1 1.s
1901 10th CHARMING APT, TWO
rooms, Kit, bath: delghtful room; ami
use living C9om piano, Vlctrola n. 4oss
s453 IAN, ST, N.W.-FiRST u, FL Snitnn.S
for houSekecplns; very conveniently located
MT. PLEASANT. 1913 LAMONT ST- 6+aSa +
5 oaan ap 9. seF Col oe 6Ss
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS : WILL SHARE
beautifully furnished ar. X. 8 3 APT; WIN WIZ
congenisl lady. Phone Adams S635, mornings
NICELY ARRANGED, FRONT. TWO ROOMS
enette and bath front: gas. elect. included
s35 per mo. Apply 2it2 st. NV. 49,
1922 18th ST. NV, ON HEIGHTS AT CEN
tral Hieh-One room. Kitchen, porch prl-
vate bath. Apply st 25l6 18TH. IL
IN CIEV. PIX, FRONTING FOREST; cool,
coy liv. rnl., 3D. rms, b, kit, din; elec
ences clev 3s77: Dist. 5483.
OFFICER S FAMILY, LEAVING TOWN,
will rent five-room, completely furnished
apt Decatur 5757-J. -1 IL
6sl G ST. NE.--TWo ROOMS AND HITCH
en- 2nd floor; no objection TO infant; cleo,
gas and phone; reasonable. AZ
323 MD. AVE. NE-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and Kitchen; bay windows; clean, neatly
fur; adults reasonable. IL
1910 X ST. NW.-4 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath, Frigidaire, radio; reasonable: August
and September Phone National 56sS.
FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
your own home; llv. rm. bedrnl peren ao &: q
b. Buchanan Apis, 1926 18th ST.; s525 90 mo-
up Also wyatt Apis, 4520 Ga. ave. $50 mo.
HOTEL DUPONT, 400 N. H Summer rates;
cool, outside rms. with baths. $40 mo. up
TranSients SO DAY. Meals optional pee
350I. ------l 10
l24 D ST. sE-5-RooM APARTMENT
nicely furnished all modern improvements
with garage. S55 per mo. .-l 4.-
TWO ROOMS. BATH. COMPLETELY FUR
twin beds; ss5 month 1924 nth sc. NV.
1904 18th ST. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath; attractive tur-
uishingS; very reasonable.
ONE-ROoM AND BATH APARTMENT;
rent reasonabieg@ Trauire Apartment 2o6.
Hampton Courts. 2013 New Hampshire ave,
NV. Potomac s9An.
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AUTO WRECKERS.

AUTO WRlCKERS.
Cars bought and sold In any condition
ROBERT HERSoNs AUTO EXCHANGE
100 Fla. Ave. NE. North iO40S.
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SALE--AUToMoBnES.

tContinued.l
TFLIE COUPE; with leather upholstery, new
e color Tockheed 4-wheel hydraulic brakes
this is to-day S" bargain at Dick MURPHY,
f for Mr. RS wilkins 80 80. N.----.----,
WHIPPET COUPE. 1929. 6-cylinder; brand 20 :
new car; never been sold; VIII give ne" 10
ffg gh ST NV s'O Decat%r $3.50 open till m
WHPpT late is27 , 2eS CT FsR
WHY'S KNIGHT no COUPE. 1877: rum I'm.
bic seat; solid blue Duco which looks n SS
new; excellent appearance good tlreS o anS
ss s easy q. NJ. a. terms; The wash
inston Auto EXChanee. 20l5 14th 81. NV. -
WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE; this IS a a nignv
erade car; condition same as new; carefitmkiag
driven BY original owner; price ohi Erp f1p
terms h,0 0D co eys S2a e aha n s%no'''
WTLLYS-KNIGHT. SEDAN: No 2CIS2' ,t pc
longing to Mrs. Mary h. Asauth; Tor SUI o,,pt
e qnd 5epa an 1gaiaa oh sans 1873 we vii sell
~ A. auction Stsrrett & Flemtng, Inc:
WrIIS-ST. CLAIRE 1926 SPORT TOURING
Gcylinder sooa con nd f,sr c9eap n lor Ign
sTP H@5AP.Sc y; gS
AUTOMOBILES by snrtlon AT WeSchiers
90 Pa ave w.. every WEDNESDAY ano
SATURDAY. 10 a.n.- ----
PACkAK
Took 81 orders for used cars i'll
June.
PACKARD USED CARS,
18th and kalorama Rd. NV.
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC,
l0l5-ll11 l4th ST. NV.
NATIONAL $500.
'a27 Buick Red Sport Roadster.
1925 Nash Special 6 sedan 1-,., 1.,,-.
1927 Buick Standard country tiHu CVdp9'
i4P7 rhryslcr so Coupe.
ia25 Buick Master 5-pass. Sedan.
i9S3 Cadillac Victoria,
ia27 Buick standard Coach
1923 Essex Coach. $1,000
1923 Chevrolet Coupe.
1923 BuIcS Standard Coach.
1855 Studebaker Big & Sport Touring.
1927 Buick Master 5-paSS. Coupe.
1927 Pulck Master 4-paSs. Coupe
1925 Buick Master 5-pasS. Btoneham
S875 WILL BUY YOU A NEW
TYPE SER. II FRANKLIN SEDAN
Thoroughly recoudltioned in our shops and
'''! Se6T.TfIHERN MOTOR SALES.
346-34S Pa. Ave. NV. Met, O967.
A call will bring this car to your door.
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= Cool. outside rms. with bath. $40 mo, up'
1851 HARVARD ST. NV Very large, cool
room. owners home. next 10 bath. WONDER
ful closet: best meals, reasonable -
1880 18th ST. NW.-The Helene Club; love.
~ home for girls; every con' enience, best OF
food Potomac o5I3. ID
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE PooM. with good
1852 QUE-Lsrec. second floor front, with
or without private bath; desirable Sinsie
rooms continuous hot water. cool oinihs
rooms: delicious home COOKED meals ia
1896 FAIRMONT NW.-Douple front room.
continuous hot water: home-cooked meals
table board; sransients accommodated.
Adams G730
1900 18TH N.W.-Deliehtfully cool rooms. eE-
cellent board. pleasant SURROUNDINGS LOT
business people. room with private bath.
1867 MONROE ST NW.--Attractlve room
for one or two; excellent board reasonable
Col 1926. ~
GENTLEMAN Room and good home table
;3S month. Address Box 34A-D' Star once
1856 CLIFTON ST. NV. Large. double. airy
room. second floor: suitable lof coupe o.
young ladies; soo' hofh"-t oohe1 hte"l'-
front room, also single room excellent
meals.
1922 LAMONT S'F. NW.-Laree double room
and inclosed sleeping porch. rqnnins WateT
also single room: reasonable COngenlai
young lady 70 share room Adams 5Z+5. T.
1909 10Th ST. NW-Attractive residence for
ileecs: *4S per month. ----
so4 MASS. AVE NE-Beautiful front room;
suitable for 2; lovely neighborhoooi well
cooked meals. Rates reasonable. -
SPECIAL SUMMER RATE-Eery pretty
room aud home cooked meals. Phone N9,th
i4i5 r. /. AVE. NW.-.Witnin wa!kns DIS
lance downtown nicely furnished rooms
with home-Cooked meals, also room ana pil-
yate bath: home privileseS. paIjorS tor en-
terlainirR, unlimited telephone S"to per
week. Pot 2o6l. IL
1929 ST NV. the Icr-Maraue Nicely
furnished front room, running water also
single room; excellent board. 10
SOUTHERN CLUB.
1901 Mass Aye-JlEt a Nice Walk Home.
All outside rooms splendid meals. muse:
tranSirntS accommodated, REASONABLE FatRS.
1888 10th NV. Business Women
Beautiful home. wonderful table. 1929.
Jeanne pare Club for Business Women,
1903 10th ST. NV.
Exclusive atmosphere; cousenial surround
mas Rates moderate.
NEW CLUB RESIDENCE.
VIII interest you II you are LOOKING Ior 4
lovely place to live Beautiful dounle ahn
single rooms; walking distance pieasa NJ
social atmosphere; delicious meals reason
TIE SOUTHERN CLUB ANNEX,
l4u3 Mass Ave W.
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GETTING SOMETHING
OUT OF YOUR
VACATION.

Take your Summer rest touring,
We will sell YOU dependable car
for less than the price OF some rail
road tickets. And when you come
home you will still own the car.
Here are some samples OF the value
we are now Offering:
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
USED CAR STORE.

PRACTICALLY
Brand New 1920 Dodge Sedan,
Standard E.
rbix rar runs and looks like new has been
DRIVEN very few miles, real barsain ana
an outstandns value; $500.
STUDFRAkER,
I423-25-27 90 l. St. NV. Dec. $50
RII1CR FORDOR SEDAN, Ie29-FOu months
old: used less than 1900 miles nearly new.
STEJiNRT MOTOR Co.
9Th A. 81 NV National 5000.
PACkARDS-6 sedans, S65O
up; s touring, $3.50; s roadster,
$500; 8 phaeton, 81 coo; 8 coupe,
$3.50; 9th series coupe, l.25O.
All good. Packard Used Cars,
100 kalOrama I'd.
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wANTED-CoUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED Board for mother and 12-vear-
old son. preferably in or near mountai ms
horseback riding and bathing desired place
where there are other Con2enal Dos rderS.
Address BOX 37i-B, Star Office.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN desires room, with or without
board. no objection to apartment; do%nt9wn
location preferred Address Box 2fl-D' star
Office. -----
YOUNG MAN wants room in private fam
,lv Address Box 32f-D. Star Office. l3'
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
SEMI INVALID LADY. in private family
" mere she can receive little attention IN
dressing, etc. $40 mo. Address Box JSS.D'
Star Otice =
BOARD AND ROOM in private family for
boy, - years; not more than $50 monthly
Address Box 326-D, Star office 49,
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SLIGHTLY USED TIRES.
Observation-Disclosures
FiSk-Generals --fIood-Lee
L Sicily and Riversides.
HIGH Pressure

SPECIAL PRICES TO DEALERS
Open Ewes. and Sunday All Day.
RADIO TIRE WORKS,
22o I S.. NE.
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RENT RooMs-UNFuRNIsmED

TWO CONNEC TING front rooms IN cool
also 10 4th Christ Scientist Church. lady;
references. Adams 2l1l-J IA
1915 18th NV or rooms for light house
keeping IA
aq25 22pd 81. NE Two rooms, kitchen and
bath, with back porch $50, including gas.
nec. and heat
lO7 EYE ST. N,W.-3 housekeeping rooms.
mi. IA
GIG NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E. NEAR
ami. unlimited phone S25. 49,
RENT ROOMS--FUR. OR UNFUR.
CONVENIENT to Mt. Pleasant car line. 10TH
st. bus inst. hot-Wster heater. unlimited
telephone SIS monthly. Col. 090l
COUNTRY BOARD.
''sANDIGAN" in Cat0cfin Mountains; lovely
location. fine air, far views, all cOnveB-
fences, large pOrCheS. shady lawn. MIS-
Jennie BiseE, Frederick, Md Phone l8n3-l2
CHILDREN to board and room; country To-
cation; IS per week. Call Bradley 2O3- F-3
ask for MIS-. PlunEett. l3'
CATHOLIC GIRLS CAMP. All sports taught
BY counselor Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Randall
ClarESVIlle, Mo. 10
GREENFIELD Limited number Of boardsrs
on large country estate: modern C0nven-
fences, home cooking trips TO ha thing beach.
Particular. II. CIamer. Front Royal. Va.
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GREENFIELD- limited number Of boardsrs
Oh large country estate: modern conven
fences, home cooking trips to hathing beach.
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APARTMENT EXPERTS,
804 18th st. NV.
SERVICE FREE OF CHARGE.

SbItN lLb FREE NJF CfAhNE.
District 66i5
622 q S'f SW NEAR NEW MARKET :
-Four rooms, reception hall and bal, bath in nice
mrrt. Cleveland 4i44 12'
1902 14th ST COMFORTABLE. 4 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; all outside rooms, apply
AT corner drug store.
4600 l4th ST. NW.-3 BRIGHT ROOMS,
kitchsnette and bath: continuous n W. Frig-
| idaire. power included. $50. Entirely separate.
CORNER APARTMENT. 2 AND 3 ROOMS.
SIS janito '' ss5 KennedS NV. Adams 574.
l1Os 18th N.W-CENTRAL AND DEsIRABIE
arm. apt. all outside rms; $40 90 per r1u.
Jantor on premises or owner, 400 l. DIV.
f44l HARVARD ST
and ; large rooms, Kit, bath; will fur
ni5h. Resident manaeer. Apt. l.
333 G ST; .N.w,-vERY. DFsfPARTE $
room and bath apartment, ali modern i'm
provsments rent reasonable. o, j. MAIGNE,
1908 KEARNFY NE.-FOUR ROOMS. BATH,
op lRh cry ne eondit sss3 two bo.ks
6Ss FRANKLIN ST. NE. NEW, HOUSE
Two rooms, kitchen. private bath. large
gas and electricity included: $40 Phone
1867 IRVING ST. N. W.-ATTRACTIVE COR
and b.: reasonable rent; best location, resi-
dent manager.
21sO N ST. NV AND ROOM ATS
from, $3.50 to $50. Consult jsnitor on
1909 18th sT, Nw.-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
ana bath heat cleo. light newly decorated
CoLoRED-s ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH
modern conyCntences: reduced 1908 Euclid
st. Call Columbia ssss after pm
2l22 p ST, NV, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
ami: rear porch: excellent condition and
location; rent reasonable.
S-RooM a. APT, KITCHEN AND BATH.
TWO rooms. kitchen, bath. Frigidare: de-
ma ssr psr renrs lan s9a CO.
RENT FROM .AyGUsT ist,oNE,RooMI
snd path apt. SIS The Woodwork. 10Th
neIIA MI; ard r. b. ,porsheS. earage,
bus, 3lst and Cedar SITS. Hyattsville s74. /.
SOME FREE RENT; APT; 20a, 2e2o ON
reasonable; overiooks park. Adams 8l6s.W
q ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH; REASON
able. 725 18th st. NV.
Apply in store. IA
ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH AND CELLAR
30s st. NE. q"
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR. 944 14th ST. Sc
sS block pG soath PsHs s1 kt' ,s
with garage space. $40. q
ig TODD PL. NE-5-ROOM APT, NEAR
North Capitol ana X j. aVe.-Elect.; GOOD
condition; s5s per month. Apply 90 Todd
pl. ne
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE, SPACIOUS AND
attractive, } rooms, X. and b.. S closets.
fireplace; south and north exposure. 1907
r. l. ave. NV. IT.
1890 FATRMONT ST. NV RMS, KIT.
bath Cclored. See janitor. F. A BLUM
DON CO. INC. Nat. 07l4
25A4 14th ST. NV, APT. s-REDECO-
rated; 5 rms. bath; very low rent. Inspect:
ST. nv, National Ola.
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MOTT MOTORS, INC,
Hupmobile Distributors.
l5l2-16 1+th St. NV.
BRANCHES.
1888 l4th ST. NV. 1865 H st. NE.
Reference-Any Bank in washington.
NOW
We are in Our new building at
346-34S Pa. Ave. NV,
The LARGEST and finest used-car establish
ment in the South. Offering the cleanest and
best unused transportation in washington
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
tFranklin Distributors)
346-343 Pa. Ave. NV.
Met. 0967.
Plenty of Parking Space.
CADILLAC Sedan. 1928; phae-
ton, 1926, with trunk, etc, Coupe,
rather old but very good. Linz
cuisines, etc. Packard Used Cars.
100 Ka1orama I'd.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

HOTEL DUPONT. Summer rates; 400 n. II.
= Cool, outside rms . with bath. $40 mo M.
trsnSients, S. day meals optional. Dec. 1907.
1851 HARVARD ST. EW.-Very large, cool
room. owners home. neXt 10 bath, wonder
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RENT ROOMS--EIR. or uNFUR.
COUNTRY BOARD.

CONVENIENT to Mt. Pleasant car line. 18th
St bus inst. hot-Water heater. unlimited
telephone: SIS monthly. Col. 090l
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20 Marmon 7S-B sedan. 81 $50
'29 Marmon 6S-B roadster 1,400
70 Marmon 7S-B
collapsible coupe 81 ,245
70 Marmon 78-B sedan. 1,45O
70 Dodge Senior E sedan. $50
20 Marmon 68-B sedan. 1,l65
'28 Nash Special 6 sedan. $50
'2S Paige IS sedan. ...... $50
'28 Hupp 8 sedan. ....... 200
'2S Buick Master f road. $50
~ Marmon Is brougham. 1,265
~ Chrysler 90 COUPE. '645
II Marmon Is collapsible
coupc ............ 1,oo5
" Hudson brougham =. 745
'27 Marmon s sedan. =. S95
III Chrysler so roadster. l.35O
Other Cars from $35 Up.
All Makes and Models to
Select From.
PIERCE-M ARMON
USED CAR DEPT,
1888 14th st. No. 7155.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

334 c ST N.W.-VERY DESIRABLE IN
furnished three-room. kitchen and bath
apartment: all large rooms. Rent reason
TIE BUCHANAN APIS. 1926 18th r. K
and b., porch; cor. bldg. S42 mo. up. Also
wyatt Apis, 1920 Ga. ave. $40 so mo. up.
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4T0l CONN. Az Z.
"a hour telephone and elevator service.
large rooms kitchen ana bath
large rooms, reception hall porch ana
bath.
Electric refrigeration.
Fl. i. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV. NATL 500.
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THE MADISON. 18th AND Eye COMFORT
ably furnished room, bath, large dressing
closet, near cars. bus Ant. lOS DIST S5sS'
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TELIE COUPE; with leather upholstery, new
tires, Duco finish in two-tone DARK piue
color, Lockheed 4-wheel hydraulic brakes'
this is 'todays' bargain at Dick MURPHY,
Inc, located at 1923 Kalorama I'd. NV. ASK
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY

YIyO the shady side of middle age Me-
 Day recalls the marching ranks of the G. A. R Not many them remain help observe the day honorng their departed Not many remain though too young volunteer visualize the entranng troops as they left the call of President Lincoln To many o however carries back far enough to recall the marching columns blue each Memorial Day rolled around
 Putnam has always observed this memorial occasion in
 fitting Perhaps be heard to that the outward mpreseness of the began to before the World War renewed enthusiastic pa
 o may be true that as the of the Grand Army years and fewer and fewer of them could march the cemetery cemetery that the length and m preseness of the annual procession of necessity diminished will admit however that pride and admira boys who forth the Union has les sened will what form the actual observance of this annual memorial day take what bodies the memorial services may come to include.
 Perhaps present generation is not vitay stirred when the band plays Tentng Tonight Rally Round the Flag" Marching Through Georgia Perhaps Oyer There Its Long Long Way to Tpperary or Parez Vous may have power the younger generation Th' may lack of possible quarter of century ago. before the World War dreamed of and of seeing the blueclad who boys in '6 to Rally Round the Flag and camp and fight southern baefeds to the hardshps and the suffering of the battlefield and of such hell holes Belle Isle and Andesonve prisons march in solid ranks the beat of fife and drum.
 These few remaining veterans of the Civil War still American hearts large enough to do them homage to include those recent heroes who bravey the ridden pesnfeeted trenches the front lines in France.
 Day the memory all our boys grown men, who themselves eounrys without regard question to what to be demanded them where they be sent to the South Cuba France And tomorrow honor soldier dead In honor ing and remembering their dead comrades honor and pay homage the living We love those remaining grayhared the Grand Army. We have them among We must make them feel that their place hearts be usurped Within few years Memorial Day will have the significance of memorial and only memorial to the sleeping Grand Army of the Republic for will remain witness that will and their memory for time immemorial.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

FINHE decisive which each every
 erai appropriations in the call for the special city meeting voted Monday evening without question discussion though doubtless most of those did know the of each particular evidence that the people Mayor and members of the Common Council when spending the taxpayers money It a confidence
 And we'll may they be trusted. To familiar with the functonng of the administrative body of the city astonishing that all the Council needs to do is to make mendation for appropriation The Council places high plane. We have sometimes thought that pasmony That they held the public purse strings too tightly When they do make their minds to ask for propriaons the citizens long making up their that the demand imperative else the Council would mend the expenditure Such reputation much be admired than which with suspicion tive body is eXtravagant
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
THE CHAIN STORE ANGLE

TTHE coming to Putnam of Montgomery Company is
 viewed from angles There are those who feel that if Will mean competition that will affect he small individual mer chants Others take the optimistic view that it will bring more people Co Putnam make Putnam more widely known shopping center and that the individual merchants will benefit from the influx of new buyers
 Chambers of Commerce. Boards of Trade and kindred or ganizaon also contributors of special articles retail bus in of the trade periodicals take more kindly attitude toward such chain Montgomery Ward & Company.
 There are merchants who when possible locate as they such chain They reason and find their req sonng supported by what follows that the chain brings people and that the chain sell all of the people all of the time supply all of the merchandise people demand There is broadening opinion among mer- chants that large chain stores to the live individual merchant.
 Montgomery Ward Company decided come to Eastern Wndham County In the question to whether it
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
Writers of Thompson
Icontrihntefll

Contributed
 In last weeks Patriot was an in teresting editorial on the literary peo- pie of this section of Windham Coun- ty. but no mention was made of those belonging Co Thompson.
 Mrs. John Liello. nee Helen Green, q former Thompson girl, now residing in Paris, has for years published short stories of merit in magazines in this country and in England and has recently translated a French play into English, which will probably be pro- duced in New York next winter.
 Then there is Mir. Arnold Huizinga, who besides other works has published a book on Pragmatism and one on Au- thority, both of which are well thought of by scholars interested in philosoph- ical and religious subjects.
 Professor Clarence Ward. of Ober- lin Collage. whose early years were spent in Thompson, is the author of a number of we'll known works on archi- lecture.
 Miss Harriet Marot Taylor has not only published number of poems. but last year won the Columbia University prize for the best English lyric.
 While Miss Ellen D. Larned is no longer living. her History of Windham County and Historic Gleanings in Connecticut still live, and are chased as standard works.
 F. D. w.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
ORDER OF PUBLIC NOTICE

District of Pomfret, ss Court of Probate, May 27th, 1929. Estate of Michael o'Neil late of Pomfret in said District, deceased. Upoa the application of Mary O'Neil praying that Letters of Administration may be granted on said Estate as per ap- plication on file more fully appears; i; 1t is 0RDERED-That said appliea- tion be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Pomfret in said District, on the 9th day of June, A. D. 1929, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be given for the pend ency of said application, and of the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in the Town of Pomfret in said District. WILLIS COVELL, Judge. 22
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
TO BUILD A MEMORIAL
 CHAPEL AT CAMP WOODSTOCK

Boys of Windham. Holland and Hartford counties are interested in a project Co erect an out of doors chapel. in the form of an amphi- theatre, al Camp Woodstock, on the shores of Black pond. in memory of Frank Condon, former secretary of the Holland county Y. NJ. C. A. and director cf Camp Woodstock, whose death occurred since the last camp was held. 1t Is planned to build the camp of native lumber, volunteers do- ing the work, SO that the cash expen- dture will be small The contribu- ton of labor and material will be in memory of the man, the secretary and director, beloved by all who have attended the camp or come in contact with him.
Putnam patriot., 1929-05-29
ORDER OF PUBLIC NOTICE

District of Thompson, ss. Probate Court, May 2s, 1929. Estate of Arthur Labossiere. late of Thompson in said District deceased. The Ad- ministratrix having exhibited her ad- ministration account with said estate to this Court fer allowance, it is ORDERED-That the 9th day of June, 1929. at ten o'clock in the fore noon. at the Probate Office in Thomp- son in said District, be and the same is hereby assigned for a hearing upon the allowance of said account; and that public notice be given of the time and place assigned for said hear ing, by publishing a ecpy hereof once in some newspaper having a cireula- tion in said District. FRED A. NUN VAN, Judge. 22