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Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
Congregational Church Note.

November 2. Morning service at l0.45. Sermon topie.-"The Divine X-Ray." Anthem-Praise Ye the Father by Gounod Response-Hear Hy Cry . God by Moore.
 P. NJ. Everybody welcome to the first Happy Sunday Evening Service The three big features will be the orchestra. Mrs. Laura E Vasey, soprano soloist. and an address Catching Whales With Fish Hooks. !"
 November I. Thank offering meet ing. Miss Clara Labaree of New Brit ain. who was connected with the mis- sion in Sholapur. India. for three years, will be the speaker. Hostess ses: Mrs. Nelson L0wn, Mrs How ard Shirreffs, Mrs. F.. s. Duffey, Mrs. Allen Averill, Miss Esther Welles.
 November 4-5. State Conference of Congregational churches and min isters at Willimantic.
 November ,. Choir rehearsal at 7 i5 D. m.
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30

Mir. Horne of New Haven paid brief visit here Tuesday evening.
 Stuart Sabin of School street | a patient at Day kimball hospital.
 Leo Bonneville of Green stree was in Moosup, Monday, on business
 DeIphis Brisetse of Main stree' spent Friday with friends m Rock vile.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Tetreaaii of Main street are visiting in Noon- socket.
 Warren Keith and son. Dana, of Eastfors spent Tuesday in town witf relatives.
 Mrs. Joseph Baker of Main street who has been ill. is slightly improv- ed this week.
 William kessler of Front street spent last weekend at his former home in Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Barnes of Water street spent Sunday with friends in Hartford.
 Edward Dunn of South Main street spent the weekend with his family in Danbury, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Steere have removed from South Main street to make their home in New London.
 Allen Keith of Grove street visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Turking- ton of Brooklyn. N. r., Sunday.
 William Braunewell of Philadelphia who has spent several days here as the guest of friends. left Tuesday.
 Laehenbaeks Cleaning Establish ment is removing from the Rawley to the Benoit block on Front street
 Martin Mccarthy of Main street left Sunday morning for Chesboro, Vt, where he has accepted a posi- ton.
 David Spielglemsn, who has been employed in Springfield. Mass, has returned to his home here for the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Brodeur and children of Maynard street spent Sunday with Mrs. Brodeur's parents in Danielson.
 Miss Alice Paunch of Grove street spent Friday and the weekend as the guest of her mother. Mrs. John pauneh. Norwich.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Nj Cole have returned Co their home on Sunny side avenue after having spent the summer at Lords Point.
 Clarence F. W. Gath, representa- tive of the Vermont Marble Company in Boston, demonstrated the new developments in stone carving at the Keith Monument works, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs Ernest Tetreault and Loretta. of Main street spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs. sister and her husband. Mrs Armand Bibeault and Mir Bi beault of Worcester.
 Among the great and sppreeiative audience in attendance at Paderew- skis concert at Providence last Fri day evening there were two parties from Putnam one consisting of George Lewis, IT,. Misses Eleanor Irving and Rachel Brady, the other party was composed of Misses Mari orie Steere and Bertha Plessis and and William Goulet.
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
PUTNAM BOY TO TAKE
 WEST POINT EXAMS

Harry Thayer, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Thayer. is a candidate for admission to the U. s. Military academy at West Point. He took the competitive examinations on Saturday. He is a graduate of the class of 1880, Putnam high school. His brother, Allan A. Thayer, is a graduate of the academy and is now lieutenant in the regular army, at present home on furlough awaiting orders to Honolulu, where he has been transferred.
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
ALL SOULS DAY AT
 ST. MARY'S PARISH

All Souls Day was observed at St. Mary's church Sunday afternoon with services at the church followed by a solemn procession to St. Mary's ceme- tery where prayers were offered for the departed members of the parish.
 The procession formed with drum corps, Boy Scout band. Boy Scouts. school children and church societies. There were prayers in French and English Rev. U O. Bellerose and Rev. Joseph Normand spoke in French and English. The "Libera" was sung by the choir and the procession re- formed and marched back Co the church where the closing exercises were held
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
Salvation Army Notes

Tuesday night TOO P. NJ. Band of Love and Ladies Home League. Wednesday night 500 P NJ. Open air and salvation meeting.
 Thursday night TOO ?. M Girl Guard meeting.
 Friday night 500 P. Nj. Holiness meeting
 Sunday HOO 4. M. Holiness meet ing
 Sunday i2.00 4. NJ. Sunday School Sunday 500 P. NJ. Open air an, salvation meeting.
 1.30. Church School.
 7.30 Evening worship.
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
Baptist Church Note.

Rev. Henry E. Hodge. Pastor Thursday. 7.sO. Prayer meeting. Gods October Mercies."
 Friday. 8, Choir rehearsal.
 Sunday, 10, Church School. A study of Simon Peter.
 II. Morning worship. Sermon, The Enforcement of Law-A Mora Issue"
 1l.55. Communion service.
 '. Evening worship. Sermon, "Ths Lost Words of Jesus".
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
DISTRICT DEPUTY
 VISITS ELKS' LODGE

At the regular meeting of Putnam Lodge of Elks. Tuesday evening, District Deputy Henry Martin of New Britain, made his annual visi- tation. During the session there was initiation and roll call After the lodge was closed there was supper and social session
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
St. Mary. Church Note.

Rev. Ulderic O. Bellerose. pastor Rev. Joseph Moran, Rev Joseph Casey, curates
 Masses are celebrated on Sundays the following hours; 2 o'clock. s O. clock, 9.15 o'clock and 1O.30 o'clock
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES

Installation of State officers of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held in town hall at Rockville evening, November 1st at 2 o'clock. Banquet and dancing.
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30

Sunday November End there will be a joint meeting of the 4th District at Willimantie in the Legion home on Jackson street at P. M Scotland will be country on the Fidac program at this meeting
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30

Joint installation of the officers of the Anselm Mayotte Rost and Unit will be held at the Putnam Inn, ban quet at 7.30 F. Nj American Legion State Commander Edward New marker of Rockville and State Press of the Auxiliary Mrs. Erbe will be guests of the evening.
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30

Entered as Second Class Matter at the postofiice at Putnam, Conn, ac- cording to the Act of Congress. subseription Price s2.00 per Year
 Payable in Advance Single Copies Five Cents
Putnam patriot., 1930-10-30

nam Council Of Catholic Women Tuesday afternoon in St Theresa's hall. Mrs. A. N. Vaughn and Miss B. C. Joy being the hostesses. Mrs. Vad- nais won the first prize. Mrs. Math- leu the second and Mrs. Shea the consolation prize. Mrs. Armand Montyille and Miss Alice Joy will be the hostesses next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
SALTRAIDERS
LEADER TAKEN
Hindu Poetess Successor
Of Gandhi Held BY
British Police

BOMBAY, India. May 21.-Fl-
Mrs. Sarojini Naidu. Hindu poet
ess. who succeeded Mahatma Gand-
hi and Abbas Tyabji as leader Of the
civil disobedience campaign. was ar
rested by British police this morn
inc As she directed a raid on the
government salt depot at Dharsaua-
one hundred Nationalist volun-
teers. or Satyagraphis, were inJur-
ed In a clash with police during
the raid. Others Srrested we're Ma
nilal Gandhi. son Of the Mahatma
the Mahatma's secretary, Pyarelalr
and the Imam Saheb of Bwagir, 4
MosIem fellow worker Of Gandhfs.
At almost the same time 300 un-
armed police and fifty armed po-
lice under high officers raided the
headquarters here of the All-India
National Congress. All office work.
ers. including the president of the
local council. Narimat. we're ar
rested.
Ninety-five volunteers starting at
dawn from the congress house for
a raid on the salt depot at Wadala
were asked by the police to dis
perse. They refused and were ar
rested. later being taken 10 the in
ternment campo at Worli. where
other raiders imprisoned Monday
were held.
Mrs. Naidu. who is OF middle
age. is the third of civil disobedi-
ence heads to be taken into Gus
todv. She was designated by Ma
hatma Gandhi early In the cant
paign to follow with Abbas Tyabji
10 leadership Of the campaign
when he should be arrested, and
did so upon Tyabii's arrest, May
II.
She Immediately directed her at
tention to the raid on the Dharsana
depot. announcement OF which was
believed to have precipitated Gand-
his arrest and imprisonment at
Yerovda. Poona.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
STRONGER AFTER
TAKING CARDUI
Oklahoma Lady's Mother In.
sisted That She Give the
Medicine A Good Trial.

Oklahoma City, Okla-aI had
been very weak and rundown
when ! began taking Cardui," SAYS
Mrs. Q. NJ. Sechrist. 1924 West
Fifteenth Street, North. this city.
1T was hard for me TO get around,
and standing on my feet hurt me.
Il began taking Cardui, and al
most Immediately I felt myself i'm
proving. When I had finished my
first bottle : was ever so much
better.
MY mother had told me about
Cardui, and insisted that / give 1t
a fair trial. She had taken Car
dui and given it to my sisters. and
she was confident Il would help me.
Il was very much stronger after
] had taken it for several weeks. 7
continued taking Cardui for sew
eral months, as I felt ! needed q
tonic to build me up. My appe-
t1te improved and ! was less ner-
vous. Ny back quit aching, and
/ was able to run my house with
less effort. I think Cardui IS O
fine medicine"
Thousands OF other women have
told how Cardui helped them. ISIS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
THIRD BISHOP
MEET SUBJECT
Methodist Conference Is
Drawing To Close
I'm Dallas

DALLAS. May 21-tF-Fast ap-
preaching It's closing hours with
much work still 10 do. the cuadren-
NAL general conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
today turned to The election or a
third new bishop and the perfect
ing OF the document by which sew
eral educational boards would be
placed under one administration.
Two OF three bishops authorized
have been elected. Paul 3 Kern.
pastor or the Travis Park Method
list church al San Antonio. AZ years
old and Arthur " Moore. pastor
OF the First Church at Birming-
ham. Al years old. we're re selec-
tons
Moore. a self-educated preacher
who started life as a railroad man.
Is regarded as the leading Fvangel-
list of the church. Kern. coming
from a Virginia family and the
family OF a Methadist preacher. IS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Roberts Authorized
To Take New Office

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-lPl-
Owen j. Roberts of Philadelphia
was authorized today TO take Of
flee as an associate justice OF the
Supreme Court.
His nomination to that post was
approved unanimously by the
Senate late yesterday, In sharp
contrast with the bitter disputes
that preceded the confirmation Of
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes
and the rejection Of the nomina-
ton Of judge John j. Parker Of
North Carolina.
Roberts will succeed the late
associate justice Edwin Terry San
ford. TO whose post Parker was
nominated. The new member Of
the highest court is recognized as
an outstanding lawyer and gained
national distinction through his
services as a special Government
Prosecutor in the oil scandal cases.
He has never before served on the
bench.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
SUSPECT HELD
IN MATAMOROS

Pedro Echevarria was arrested
Yesterday and lodged in the Mata-
moros Jail by Police Chief Librado
Saints, as he wandered IN Mata-
moros streets. When questioned he
could not give a satisfactory &C
count OF his presence In the city,
He Is being held pending inves-
tigation and further developments
in the case Of the murder OF
Eduardo Martinez. Cerralvo jitney
driver who was brutality beaten to
death four days ago. Mariners
a was found In the Rio Grande
at a point known as La Barranca"
where it had been driven into the
river apparently To cover up the
crime.
A wire TO the Monterrey police
chief disclosed that Echevarria has
several counts Of different nature
pending In that city. Monterrey's
police chief asked ST.. Salinas 70
hold Echavarria for assault with
firearms. He will &c taken to Mon
terrey in the near future after IN
vestigation Of the Martinez murder
is completed.
Alberto Mendoza. who escaped
from the room In the Palacio
Municipal in Matamoros where he
was being tried for using and sell
ing hashish was captured this
morning BY Cabo Primero Erasmo
Blanco in a shack or the outskirts
Of Matamoros where he had been
hiding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
HIDALGO

Continued from page ~
TO be carried out. l therefore see
no way that we could take any
consistent action toward securing
Mr.. Bakers resignation. However.
ultimate action will depend en-
tirely upon the decision OF the state
board"
Mr.. Baker made the following
statement: Il have not seen the
petition and I am not interested
III Is mere politics originating in
the Good Government League. I
expected it. But ! have a contract
for two years, dating from July.
1880 and continuing until July. 1882
and I do not see any way thss
can be legitimately removed. I have
always done my duty BY the schools
as I saw that duty and shall con-
tinue to do II until my tenure o.
office i up"
Another membe- II the board
stated that earnest efforts had
been made to secure harmony. that
expenditures for RE coming scar
'"d been reduced 81 a rigid bud
get worked out BY the board some
time ago and tina. by use Of this
budget a surplus OF $40, 900 would be
built I'D for the rext school term.
This is a rather unlooked-for oc-
currence. as 1 take IT," said John
l.. Box. an old member OF the board.
and 1 feel that ne shall have To
act in accordance with the ruling
or the state board"
z. L. Hogan. who has been select
ed business manager OF the schools,
succeeding E. NJ. Hooper, who ten
dered his resignation in the inter-
ests Of harmony, he said. pointed
out that taxpayers had been re-
spending handsomely in the mat
ter Of paying their delinquent school
taxes upon remission Of the penalty
by the board. and that he thought
within q short while the school
tax fund would be very satisfac-
tory. II is pointed out by league
members. however. that Mr.. Bakers
resignation was expected upon the
election Of the new board and that
since ID has not been forthcoming
IL was deemed necessary to demand
IL by popular petition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Americans Urged To
Flee Bandit Area

SHANGHAI, May 2l-GP-As the
result Of the precarious situation OF
foreigners in the vicinities Of Ku-
ling and Luishang, American au-
thorities. IL was authoritatively
learned here today, are planning to
urge Americans TO evacuate the
area until Chinese officials are able
to establish a greater degree OF safe
ty.
Many foreigners are ~summering
az Kuling and Luishang. in north
ern Kiangsi province. The two cit
les recently were menaced by ban
ditry and communist depredations.
The national government an
nounced yesterday that provincial
authorities oad reported foreigners
at Kuling and Luishang to be in
danger and had asked for troops
from Marking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
PAGEANT CHOIR
Wins APPLAUSE
Fifty-Six Children Sing
In Varied Scenes AT
Revival Service

A capacity crowd filled the
Cromack Building last night to
witness the religious pageant pres
ented by q large chorus Of girls as
a part OF the evangelistic services
being conducted by evangelists
Hawkins and Ramsay. Fifty-six
children participated.
Among the many beautiful and
impressive songs that the children
sang was one which carried the
audience back TO childhood days.
when swining in an old grapevine
swing was a delight. While the
girls, dressed In white, with beau
tifully colored lights playing over
them. sang The Swing Song" the
little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.
Bryson in a little white swing went
swinging back and forth across the
platform.
The patriotic scenes were most
inspiring. Mrs. Lily M. Mercer,
dropped in an American flag. and
holding aloft the lighted torch,
was the Statue Of Liberty. TIC the
foreground was a blazing crest of
the American emblem. While two
Boy Scouts, Edwin Clark and
Charles Olmstead. hoisted Ameri-
can flags on either side Of the
Statue OF Liberty, the pageant
choir sang The Old Flag Has
Never Touched The Ground Yet"
A most impressive scene was the
~Old Rugged Cross. A large cross,
electrically lighted. was true to the
famous old painting OF the Rock
Of Ages" Mrs. NJ. L. Love repres-
ented the woman clinging to the
cross. wearing a white robe. assist
ed little Miss Lila Lee Prosser TO
the cross. The congregation stood
TO sing the last verse Of the old
favorite Rock OF Ages" while the
Pageant Choir, composed of fifty
six girls, gave a Tableau Of the
ocean waves around the cross In
a very realistic manner.
Many requests have been made
for a repetition Of the pageant,
and Mr.. Ramsay has agreed TO do
this on next Thursday night.
DR.. Hawkins will speak tonight
from the subject. "The Power OF
the Gospel" 7:45 p. m.
DR.. William j. Ramsay, the
director and instigator Of the
pageant. IS the composer OF many
Of the beautiful numbers used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Eye Witness Tells
OF Car Accident

Reports t~elephoned TO The Herald
wednesday morning gave the fol-
lowing account of the wreck Sunday
afternoon In which Mrs. Hugh VIII
banks, her daughter. Elizabeth and
Furman Willis, all OF Olmito. were
injured: Mrs. Glenn Schneider and
her party were driving west on the
San Benito highway. The Wilbanks
car was going north to dle arroyo on
the Olmito road. According TO the
statement Of Mr.. Wilbanks. he tried
20 beat the a across the road, and
struck 10 on the left front end. Mrs.
~Schnelder's car was turned COM
pletely around and the Wilbanks car
turned over several times, landing
in a ditch
Mrs. Wilbanks was carried to San
Benito Immediately by Curtis Holt
ma, a witness to the accident, and
the others injured were taken short
ly after.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
Harlingen Chamber
To Discuss Port
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, May 21.-Harlin-
gen is awaiting with much interest
the outcome Of q meeting OF the
chamber OF commerce Thursday
night. when some official action
viii be taken on the port situation.
B. NJ. Holland. chairman Of the
navigation committee. Is to make
his report to the board Of directors.
1t Is thought likely that the
board will recommend that Their e.
cent action Of a mass meeting de-
handing q "Harlingen port or
none" be rescinded. or that steps be
taken to counteract its effect In
Washington.
The sentiment seems TO be grow
ing here to support others towns
in getting a port at Point Isabel,
and the board Of directors may 60
on record supporting that posi-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
GLIDER MEET
CALL ISSUED
Several Flights Expected
To Be Made Here
This Week

A meeting OF the Brownsville
Glider club has been called for 8
p. m. Wednesday at the chamber
Of commerce for the purpose Of
cleaning up its membership pro-
gram.
The club was originally form
ed ID was decided 10 limit mem
bership to a group Of 100 but there
are now $50 seeking membership,
according to Offs. ais. III is likely
no new members viii be admitted
after tonight, IL Is said.
Interest IN the cluo has mounted
to a new high pitch with the ar
rival OF a glider. Flights were made
over the Pan-American airfield
Sunday. Regular instructions in the
art Of gliding will be begun short
~.
The club Is sponsored BY the
chamber Of commerce with the
Pan-American Always, Inc, lend
ing all possible help.
The organization row has a pri-
mary and secondary glider. II was
built with especial emphasis as 70
safety and sensitivlty to control at
low speed.
The club members share IN the
plane and all facilities Of the club,
get expert instruction from Pan
American fliers and have the
privilege of free consultation with
expert technical authorities. Later
when the member decides TO build
a glider, he will have available
adequate shop facilities.
The Pan-American Anyways have
made their shop and experts avail
able to the gliding club.
Several flights 7 expected TO be
made at the airport In the glider
this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21

the outstanding educator n South
ern Methodism.
When Yesterdays balloting closed
DR.. Forney Hutchinson or Oklahoms
CITY and Dr.. T. d. Ellis OF Louis
vile were leading for the third
place In the college
Both are older men than the two
selected. Hutchinson has teen pas
tor OF the First Church in Okla
homa CITY since 1918. and has serv-
ed ~pastorates in little Rock. Hot
Springs. and Texarkana. He also
has a record as or educator, h@pr
ing served on both the Arkansas
and Oklahoma state boards OF edu-
cation. and as a trustee OF South
ern Methodist University He was
born IN Arkansas In 1875
DR.. Ellis has found his life work
in the connectionsl offices OF the
church. having been general secre-
tarv ar the board ri church *
tension since 1922. Before then he
served several pasrorates In the
South Georgia conference. his
native state. He WIS born In 1858.
Should DR.. Ellis BE- elevated. ID
was reported that ID. r. p Culver
OF Cisco. Texas. chairman OF the
powerful Episcopa-y committee OK
the conference. would be elected 70
his place In church extension work.
DR.. Culver received a Few COM
plimentary votes FOR bishop.
Value OF poultry raised In Louisi-
" last year was s3.637 600 and
that Of eggs S4.147.0 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
LIONS REQUEST
life SAVERS

Bathers az Boca Chica beach
must be protected. 1t was decided
az the regular Tuesday meeting OF
the Lions club here today.
A committee. composed OF AL
ONO Foster, chairman. Ralph A.
Dunkelburg. and Hershell Burgess.
was appointed TO work out safety
measures which they will present
TO the club at the next meeting
Either life savers will be stationed
along the beach. or ropes will be
strung to aid swimmers.
Letters viii be written the Rotary
club. the Kiwanis club. and the
local chamber OF commerce. asking
for cooperation.
During the meeting routine bus
mess matters wers discussed. and
no entertainment program was Of
fered.
Lionel Cara. woo recently re-
turned from Austin where he at
tended the Lions state convention
there. reported on his trip.
When complete plans for the
Boca Chica project are completed
they will be presented TO the city
commissioners at their next meet.
ing. according 10 Bascom Cox.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-21
MARKETS


NEW YORK. May 2l-P-Fail-
ure Of high grade stocks to carry
on Yesterdays late rally caused
some renewal Of professional sell
ing in morning trading today after
only a moderate and spotty show
OF strength at the opening.
Liquidation of L. = Steel. Amer
lean Telephone. American Can and
westinghouse Elective, all OF which
lost a couple Of points was accom-
panied BY little sympathetic weak
ness elsewhere ard the market
hardened later Oh the resumption
OF pool operations in the food shares
and a few specialries.
Worthington Pump Liquid Car
bonic. National Biscuit, United
Biscuit. Loose Wiles, National Dairy
products. Du Pont. Columbian Car
bon and Underwood-Elliot Fisher
advanced 2 TO 4 points. Hershey
Chocolate, Continental Baking A,
Borden. Jewel Tea and r. @. Shat
tuck. figured in the rally.