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COMPANY HEADED
BY BYRNE JOINS
FEDERAL RESERVE
(FpeciaitoThePatr'ot)
Boston, December 2 — The Hart
hrd-Connecticut Trust Com]'any. one
<f the ten iargestnon-memher banks
n Dm nation and the largest non
uember in \ea England, will join
he Federai Reseme System today.
Officially welcomed into the sys
em by Joseph A. Erickson, president
<f the Federal Reserve Bank of Ros
on. the Hartfnd bank. Connecticut's
oldest and largest trust company,
vith deposits of approximately $1.10
nillion, brings to 112 the number of
nember banks in the First Federal
Reserve District.
John B. Byrne of Putnam, presi
letit of the rtartford institution, said
ais bank expects "definite advan
uages" in its ne.v association.
'Thro igtr this relationship." he said,
'our 'lankl 'in.- ft cs with the c")
rai banking organization of the
-ountiy and thereby benefits from it
drength. facilties and resources.'
fhe bark also becomes a nuinbe. of
the Federal Deposit fnsurante Cor
poration. automatically insuring 11 o'
ts deposits up to a maximum of
{5.000 for each depositor.
Organized 82 years ago The Ha -
ford-t onnecticut Trust Company has
^rown through the years until today
t occupies a sixteen-story office
ruilding in Hartford; operates eleven
arar.ches in Connecticut and has thr
argest trust department in the state,
fitlr trust funds of more than $2t!0
Tiiliiou.
P.H.S. TEENS
(By Xancy Tub?;)
A gitls' sports club ans organized
nr the first time this year nndersu
wrwty'on of Miss Xancy Birch, gits*
athletic instructor. The following of
Jcer- wtre electetl; Charlotte Ro
vero. president; Ruth Stilu. vice
president: Xancv Yeomans, secre
arv; Louise Cutler, treasurer.
At a recent meeting of the Stu
dent Council it was disclose)! that the
ounct! would appropriate for
girls' Itaskethal! uniforms, as in pre
vious years the girls have had no
-epcifi. uniforms. We're all looking
forwatd to a spectacular showing of
heir new, classy attire at the first
game,
A "Sports Dance" sponsored by
he C.rtt Sports Club was held in the
gytu.Trastum Friday, December 2. The
gynr was cleverly decorated with
-olorftd pennants from many of the
jea'lin" football college-;. Streamers
znd pictures of various sports also
sdded to the gaiety of the - *ene.
e The big news g)dng aroun 1 school
it the present tim<* concerns the
-tmh-ornoro pre-holiday dance, whi h
rill Pe heM in the gvmnasium Friday,
Jecember ?. at 7 dO. It's been
untoiedthatit'sg'ingtobeatre
nendous success! Geceral chairman
f the dance is Kdward'Sheldon. Com
!!itre& oM.w: Tickets^ Agnes Car
age. Roland Senacic, Arlene Bi
oeault and Ronald Smith; decora
on.r. Sue Cameron, Ann Heriihy.
David P:itcha''d, .fudith Ratker and
'"a-MU'is Baker; hali. Robert Weiss.
?orald Smith, Richard Coiec. Rich
ard Touchette. John Mdia. Francis
fote. Richard Lebeau, Xorman La
nothe; music, Aiice Josiin. Mitcheli
i.easka. Richatai Gari'ner. Gloria
Teissier, Patricia Glenn., and Litiian
^e<rkhwn. refreshments, Richard
Parker. Richard Lebeau. Saily Ames,
ijnt 1 Mian Reckham; publicity, Jean
Watson. Carol Frankliti. Tito De
*!antis. Lorna Gagnon, Mary Hanni
hi.n and Xancy Tuber.
Boosters to Hold
Meeting Monday
Members of t'ne Booster f'tub are
rrged to meet at town hat) next Mon
/ay fwmittg at k o'ctock at which
anre pians for sponsorship of a Junior
Community Baskett)att League wit] tte
discussed, according to Atfterman Ed
ward T. Spettacy, ctub secretary.
Rev. Theodore P. Cubata. coach
md dtrector of athtetics at Ht. ittary's
lanjci'ta! schoot and Wittiam Buckiey,
r number of the PHS facutty and in
fharge of pubtic schoot junior ath
btics.witt be invited guests.
UNED FOR GAMBUNG
Wittiam Joticoeur, 36, of North
frhsvonordate, arrested tast week as
* resutt of a raid in Webster, ptead
-*d gpitty to a gambting charge at
re r^mdar Tuesday morning session
*f Webster District court and was
cae<f by Judge Louis Rieutord.
Santa Visits City
With Tots Saturday
Candy, Prizes Given
Santa Claus put in a pre-Xmas
! appearance here Saturday and it was
itst;mated some 2000 children par
ticipated in a spec a) program ar
ranged under auspices of the M r
, chants Committee of the Chamber
of Commerce headed by Raymond
Bmusseau.
I Santa was greeted by Mayor
John X. Dempsey and assist d in
distribution of candy and special
g'ft3. The ceremony took place on
Mam street opposite Montgomery
Mard and Bugbee Department stores.
' "h ot address was delivered by
CofC President Gerald Lapointe.
. Through kindness of Mgr. Wilbur
Xeumann an appropriate motion pic
'ure program was given at Bradley
theatre to terminate the festivities.
Three specials bonds were awarded
to help finance the program.
LEGALS
NOTICE
I wilt no longer be responsible for
any bdls contracted by mv wife.
Mildred \.. on and after this date.
Henry I.adouceur
Putnam, Conn.
ORDER OE NOTICE
D:stri t of Woodstock ss. Probate
Curt. Decomhcd. A.D. 1949. Estate
of Anna R Anderson, late of Wood
cock, in said District, deceased. Upon
the application of Arthur R. Ander
son praying that letters of adminis
tration may he granted on said estate
'(-presented intestate as per applica
tion on file more fully appears, it is
; ORDERED — That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro
bate Office in Woodstock, in said
i ^strict, on the 2.'!rd day of Decem
ber. A.D. 1949. at 3:90 o'clock in the
afternoon: and that a public notice
be given of the pendency of said
application and time and place of
hearing thereon, by publishing a copy
of this order in a newspaper having
a circulation in said District, and by
posting a copy thereof, on the public
"ign-post in the town of Woodstock,
in the said District, at least five days
aefor'e said day of heating. HE!.EX
PERf.EY CORNELL. Judge. 49
SALE OF BULLDOZER
INVITATION TO BID
De-aription: Used. Allis Chalmers
HD-7W Deisel Powered Tractor.
60-DBHP. Equipped with cable
operated Buckeye Bulldozer Biade
with Double Drum Power Control
Unit.
Sealed Bids wiii be received unti]
5:00 p.m., December 20th, 1949 by
Alex Pakuiis. Chairman, Windham
County Soi] Conservation* District,
RFD ftl. Brooklyn. Conn. Basis of
saie will be cash, cashiers or certified
check for property "as is" payable to
the Windham County S"ii. Conserva
tion District prior to removal of I
ptopertv which mus^ be moved within
ten calenda) <la;ts after date of mail
ing notice of awards The property is ;
located at the farm of Mr. Alex j
Pakuiis, Brooklyn. Conn., and may j
be inspected between the hours ofj
8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.
The right is reserved by the Wind- j
ham District to reject any or all bids. ]
48 ^
ORDER OF NOTICE
At a Court of Probabe heid at !
Woodstock, in and for the District
of Woodstock, on the 6th day of
December. 1949. Present, Heien
Periey Corneii. Judge. Estate of
John A. Anderson, tate of Wood
stock, in said District, deceased
Upon the appiication of Frank T.
Anderson, praying that administra
tion of said estate be granted as
per appiication onfiie more futly
appears; it is ORDERED — That said
appiication be heard and determined
at a Court of Probate to be heid at
the Probate Office in the Town of
Woodstock, on the 23rd day of
December. 1949. at 2:30 o'ctock in
the afternoon; and that notice of the
pendency of said appiication, and
tie time and piace of Hearing there
on, be given to ai! persons- interested
in said estate by causing a copy of
this order to be pubiished in some
newspaper having a circuiatian in
said District, and sent by registered
maii. postage prepaid, to
Cart A. Anderson, Campbeii, Caii
fornia; Evans Haraid,'ttoom 717.
PeariStreet, Hartford, Conn.; Eari
Haraid. Box t52. Norv-h Vc'-mo
Frankiin Haraid, 53 Taft. Street,
Southbridge. Mass.; Frances H.
Mitnes, 22 Wave Avenue, Wakefieid,
Mass., <**
aii on or before the 8th day of
December. 1949. HEi.KN PEttLEY
CORXELL, Judge. 49
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
iN THiS AND SURROUNDiNG TERRtTORY
Active man or woman to iist, show anti seii Farms, Homes anti
C <intry Rusiness Properties to peopie onr Nationai Advertising brings
ttt you. Experience not essential, we train you for the work.
Your Listings are advertised in newspapers, magazines and in
STROCT'S famous eataiogs that circuiate over 400,000 copies yearly
fr <tn Coast to Coast.
A protitabte permanent connection with the World's Largest Adver
tisers of Country Rea) Estate; in business 50 years. A near-by Saies
mart sod thirty-one properties in 1!'4K, earning $7,733. as his share
«' the comm ssions. Others earned from $10,000 to $15,000.
Preference given to anpi'cants iocated or who can iocate in smai!
town or on main highway.
Y. A. M1KHLS, President
STROUT REALTY AGENCY
255 Fourth Avenue, New York 10, N Y
CS! R CARS
BOUGHT — SOLD — TRADED
CITY GARAGE DESOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER
95 Front Street, Putnam Telephone 770
1936 Ford 4 dr 1937 Chevrolet 2 dr
Sedan $ 95.00 Sedan S 98.00
1946 Plymouth 4 dr
1937 Chevrolet Sedan. Radio
Coupe. 115.00 and Heater 1075.00
115.00
' LEGALS
ORDER OF NOTtCE
Distiict of f'omfret ss. Court of
i.ttp. December 5. H<49. Estate
; f Se!dom B. Overtock. !ate of Pom
fret. in suit Disttict, deceased. The
Hatford-Connecticut Trust Com
pany. of Hartford. Conn., Trustee.
Th - Trustee having exhibited its an
nua! account wth said trust estate for
a period beginning with October 23.
]!)4S to an ! inciuding October 23rd.
t ' )K. tothisCourtforaUowanceitis
ORDURE!)— That the 15th day of
December, 194!). at 11:00 o'ctock in
rhe forenoon, at the Probate Court
in Pomfret be. and the same is as
signed tor a hearing on the aMowance
of saiti annua! account with said
trust estate and this Court directs
the Trustee to cite a!! persons in
terested therein to appear at said
time and p!ace by pub!ishing this
order in some newspaper having a
circutation in said District of Pom
fret and by sending a tike copy by
registered niai). postage prepaid to
Day-Kimba!! Hospita!. Putnam,
Conn., at feast five days before said
time assigned for the hearing and
ieturn make to this Court of the
notice give!)
ESTHER!,. COVE!.!.. Judge.
4b
fown of Putnam
Speciai
Town Meeting
The tegat voters of the Town of
Putnam are hereby warned to meet
in Town Hatton
MONDAY,DECEMBER )2,1949
at 9:00 a m
in Speciat Town Meeting, to transact
the fottowing business:
!. Upon the recommentation of
the Board of Education ait) the
Board of Finance, to appropriate the
sum of F'ght Hundred Thousand
($800,000.00) Dottars for the pur
chase of a high schoot huiiding site
and the construction and furnishing
of a high schoo) thereon.
2. Provided said appropiiationi.
voted:
A. To appoint a Schoot Buitdng
Committee with absotute authority to
act in the name and on behatf of the
I*own of Putnam and to cause to
be buitt a new high schoot within
said appropriation.
B. To authorize said Schoot Buitd
ng Committee to purchase the Lucier
property between Yanuate Street
ind Woodstock Avenue, together
A'ith such adjacent tand as may he
necessary, for a high schoot buitding
site.
t loprovtdeiorthehnancmg
rf such appropriation by attocating
Seventy-five Thousand ($75,000.00)
DoHars from the "Reserve bund for
Capita! and Non - recurring Ex
penses," now earmarked for ^chooi
building purposes; /' by altotating
Twenty-five Thousand ($25,000.00)
DoHars from the item for "schooi
budding fund" in the cut-rent budget;
and by authorizing the Board of
Sefectmen. with the advice and con
sent of the Board of Finance, to bor
row and to issue bonds, pursuant to
statutory provisions, not in excess of
Seven Hundred Thousand ($700,
000.00) Dodars. upon such terms as
they may determine.
D. To authorize the Board of Edu
cation to app!y to the Connecticut
State Pubtic Schoot Buitding Com
mission for a grant to aid in financ
ng said schoo! buitding project.
3. To do any other busr.ess that
nay be proper to come before said
neeting.
!hevoteonArttc!el wiHbebv
baiiot. Those in favor of the appro
priation wit! cast a baiiot with the
word YES printed or written
thereon. Those opposed to the appro
priation wiii cast a baitot with the
word NO printed or written thereon
The poiis wiii be open for the con
sideration of Articie 1 from 9:C9
a m. to 6:00 p.m
FERDINAND GAGNON
NORMAND O. LAROSE
JOHN F. SIMONZI
Selectmen
Attest: WILLIAM J. McCOY
Town Clerk
Dated at Putnam. Connecticut, this
5th day of December. 1949. 49 i
Rea! Estate
For Sa!e
We have a number of home*
and farm* for sa!e — Let u*
know your need*. We may
have what you are iooking
for.
LESCHKE AGENCY
Putnam Savings Bank Buiiding
Putnam, Conn Phone 1685
FOR SALE
!n City of Putnam
150 Acres Choice Lane
So!d by tots or by acre as
desired
DAVtD 0. BREAULT
Tetephone Putnam t224
FOR SALE
12 foot CAB BODY
Tait Gate and Tarpautin
in perfect condition
PYTKO BROTHERS
Oxford Ma** Telephone 83
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED
OLD COLORED GLASS — And
China iamps and shad?*. China tig
urines, vases, ornaments, oid jew
*!ry, oid doiis. ova! frames. Best
prices paid Write or phone Daniei
son 4-3047. LYX-BROOK AX
TiQUES, Brooktyn. Conn. 15.t
LISTINGS—List with one who has
served you in the past, with years
of experience ! need, at once,
severai cottages, aiso sntaii farms.
For quick action, caii. ! have
prospects waiting for the above.
X. .1. rOUHX. Quinehaug. Conn.
Teiephone Putnam 2377-J2 3Stf
TRANSPORTATION — Xeeded at
once. To and from Wiiiimantic,
7:00 - 4 00 shift. TEi.EPHOXE
248-J2, Putnam. 48tf
MASON WORK—Francis E. Angeii,
Abington, Conn. TELEPHOXE
1769-W2. Putnam. 48-50
FEMALE HELP—Middie aged wom
an wanted to care for chiidren.
white mother is at work. Prefer
abiy to iive in. Teiephone DAX1EL
SOX 4-9914. 49 ;
DESK — Roii top wanted in fairiy
good condition. TELEPHOXE
1716-J2, Putnam. 48-49 '
COiNS — i want to buy oid copper,
siiver and goid C. S. coins. Drop
me a card stating what you may
have and i wiit arrange to caii on
you . F. J. HERRiCK. Box 176.
Quinebaug. Conn. 48-50*
HOLSEWORK — Woinan experi
enced with chiidren wants house
work by the day. TELEPHOXE
1736-W3, Putnam. 49-50* !
WOOD TO CUT — i wiii cut wood.
$5.00 per cord. RAY BEXXETT,
Teiephone Putnam 205'5-J3. 49*
Lost
KEYS — 6 or 7 on key ring. Lost
about two weeks ago on Main
Street. Reward if returned to
MRS. DUFFYS SHOP. 2S Front
Street. Putnam, Conn. 49
PACKAGE— Wrapped fr mailing
Dropped in front of Putnam Tech
nical School. Wednesday. Decem
ber 7th. MRS WILLIAM ADINT
Telephone Putnam 499-Jd. 49
HENRY'S USED CARS
1942 Chevrolet Panel 395
1937 Pontiac 4-dr Sedan 185
1938 Plymouth 4 dr Sedan 285
1936 Chevrolet 2 dr Sedan 165
1935 Oldamobile 2-dr Sedan 145
1936 Dodge 4-dr Sedan 165
1936 Ford 4 dr 145
1933 Chevrolet 4-dr 85
193^ D.^nto 75
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Ea^y Payments. No Finance or
Interest Charges
Used Parts for a!) makes.
Repairing at a reasonable
rate. Work guaranteed.
223 Providence St.
Putnam, Connecticut
Tetephone 904-W1
NEW
PLYMOUTH
MOTORS
(NOT REBUILT)
1937 thru 1949
EASY PAYMENTS
CITY GARAGE
DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER
95 Front St. Tel 770 Putnam
ROOFIXG. SIDING. IXSJLA
TIOX. WALL TILE! AT
WARDS LOW PRICES New
beauty and protection for your
home. Wards materials are top
quaiity. yet they cost you j
doiiars tess!
RCOFIXG — A wide variety of
styles, coioys and weights.
Choose today, for an attractive
home at iow cost!
SIDIXG —Asphait and asbestos!
Roii or insuiated type in lannon
stone. brick and new shake
shingie design. Choice of coior.
iXSULATIOX — Save up to 30%
on winter fuel I Ms! Make your j
home 8* 15° cooier in summer.
Get Rock Woo) at Wards for j
[ess!
WALL TILE —Durable alumi
num with baked-enamei finish! t
Bright, coiorful. long-lasting.
Wipes ctean!
GUARAXTEHD IXSTALI.ATIOX!
— Let Wards experienced men
do the instaMation! Xo trouble !
or bother for you. and the job
w '.i be done right! 5 our satis
factior guaranteed! Get your
free estimate!
MONTGOMERY WARD
Main Street Putnam. Conn
- - - d..
FOR SALE
NEW BUNGALOW — Large, attrac
tive. with targe iiving room.;
dinette attached, modern cabinet :
kitchen, oak flooring, oit heat. I
Cemented ceitar, porches ami
garage. This is very )ow priced for ,
its quaiity. X. J. POL'LiX. Quine- I
baug, Conn. Teiephone Putnam '
2377-J2. 44tf
HOUSE—Located on Set.exet Road.
Woodstock. Air conditioning heat
ing system. Arepiace. artesian weii.
TELEPiiOXE 2330-W2, Putnam.
47tf
CHEVROLET—Late 1947 Fieetiine.
Perfect condition, a heautifui cat
Terms if desired. MR. DEXIS.
Ponifret inn, Pomfret, Conn.
Teiephone Putnam 593-J2. 48tf
CHRiSTMAS TREES — Whoiesale
and retai). Pine Acres Farm.
Hampton. Conn., offers weii-shaped
White and Xorway Sptuce. of aii
sizes, from its plantations. Uniike
trees cut eatiier in the fad up
Xotth. whose needies may fait be
fore Christmas, these Connecticut
grown trees, cut shortiy before
Christmas, wiii be fresh for the
hotidav season. Teiephone WiLl.l
MAXTiC 1776. 49-51
MISCELLANEOUS
SAWS—Precision hied by machine.
Don't waste time and energy with
duii saws. Quick service; you wiii
iike our work. B. W. DYKE, Speed
way Road, East Thompson. Teie
phone Putnam 1585-J3. 49-50
RADIO REPAIRING—Expert re
pairing on automobile radios, radio
consoles, table models, automatic
record players. FERRO'S RADIO
SERVICE, 14 South Main Street.
Telephone 1731-W1, Putnam.
4Stf
CATERING — To weddings. ban
quets, showers, stags. Draught
beer-cooler furnished. Free deitv
ery. CITY FRUIT & PRODUCE
CO., rear of Post Office. Tele
phone Putnam 476-J2. Ales, wines
liquors. 48tf
CESSPOOLS — And septic tanks
cleaned and contents earned away.
ARTHUR PARENT, 13 Sayies
avenue, Dayville, Conn. Telephone
Danielson 4-3124. 48tf
KEYS — We make keys. Prompt de
livery. Door closer servtce. BER
NIER'S MUSIC & FURNITURE
STORE, 243 Providence Street.
Telepnone 1576, Putnam, Conn.
4Stf
POULTRY DRESSING SERVICE —
We are now equtppeo to ktli, prucx ,
ar.d enni your poultry tor 20c ,
antecc. Aiso wrapped a;td qurea
trozen wnen destreu. DONALD
B. WILLIAMS. Woodstoca, Loan
Telephone Putna.i 1707-W3.
4Stf
SEWING MACHINES — AL1 makes
bought,, sold and repaired. 35
years experience. We call and de
liver anywhere. J. V. SEWING
MACHINE CO. Sales and Repairs, j
R.F D. 1, Killingly Center, Conn.
Telephone Danielson 4-6270.
43tf
JULES SUGGESTIONS —You can
now buy your Christmas met'-,
chandise on small weekly pay
ments. such as toys, blankets, jew
etry. watches, silverware, spreads,
slip covers, curtains, Venetian
blinds, dishes, lamps, sheets, pillow
cases, end tables, radios and
washers; also a good assortment of
dolls. Telephone or write and our ;
salesman will call. JULES HOME
SUPPLY CO., 11 Canal Street.;
Putnam, telephone 1798-.12. 43tf
CHRISTMAS GIFTS —All kinds of
fancy toys, dresses, crochet work, j
blankets, bedspreads, rugs and
other miscellaneous items. Come
and see fot yourself. MRS.
HENRY PEPIN. Upper Park
Street. Telephone Putnam 37-W3.
48-49"
CHRISTMAS SHOP -For the whole
family at your International Har
vester Oeafers. Model Tractors.
Spreaders. Plows, Trailers and
Farms for the youngsters, life-size
1 H. Tractors and Implements for !
Dad;,, and 1. H. Home Freezing Sup
plies and the new 1950 Femineered
Household Refrigerator for
Mother. RAKER FARM EQUIP
MENT CO.. East Woodstock. Conn.
49-51
For Rent
ROOM—Furnished, in South Wood-;
stock. Pleasant, in new heated ;
apartment. Garage space available
Telephone 2558-W1, Putnam.
48tf ;
OFFICE SPACE—Two good rooms.
Heat furnished and janitor serv
ice is to be had if wanted. Now
available. OMEK J. MILOT, 158
Main Street. Putnam. 27tf
OFFICE SPACE — At 168 Main
Main Street, over Benoit Radio
Store. Nice modern othce. Heat
and parking space included. Avail
able at once. OMER J. MILOT,
158 Main Street, Putnam, Conn.
43tf
APARTMENT — 4 rooms and bath.
Steam heat and hot water. Cen
trally located. Reasonable rent.
Write BOX X. c/o Putnam Patriot,
Putnam. Conn. 48tf
ROOM — Warm, newly furnished.
With or without meals. Excellent
food. TELEPHONE 1038-W3, Put- j
nam. 49* '
FOR SALE
Sand, Grave!, Loam and Stone
A!wo Dump Truck for hire
Leo J. Lemoine
1 Park Place Putnam. Conn
FOR SALE
SEWING MACHINE — One White
model. For further information
TELEPHONE 1575 Putnam.
48tf
GLENDALE STOVE—Grey enamet.
equipped with oii burner and
chrome stovepipe. Perfect condi
tion. TELEPHONE 2314. Putnam.
34tf
HOUSE — Two famiiy. Four room
each. buitt with the best materials,
hardwood doors, steam heated;
nice shrubbery. Residential section
of Putnam. Very good buy at
$10.54)0. If you are looking for a
Dairy or Poultry farm, a Home,
city or suburban. Business Block.
Tavern. Dine and Dance, Grocery
store. Gas Station or Meat Market,
if it's a business worth listing, we
must have it. BUSS1ERE AGENCY
REALTORS. Center Street. Dan
ielson. Telephone 4-3920; Arthur
Bussiere. 4-5875; Joseph Bussiere,
4-3556. 48tf
TAVERN — !;: center of Putnam.
Will bring you better than $100
weekly. Stock and fixtures includ
ing walk-in cooler $6500. BUS
SIERE AGENCY REALTORS.
Center Street. Danielson, Conn.
Telephone 4-3920. Arthur Bussiere
4-5875; Joseph Bussiere 4-3555'.
4Stf
NEWSSTAND — Windham County.
Doing $500 gross weekly average.
Located in center of busy town.
Selling at a sacrifice. Price $4500.
ARTHURS REAL ESTATE, 15
School Street, Danielson, Conn.
Telephon Danielson 4-2803. 48tf
DINE AND DANCE—Vicinity of
Putnam, with living quartern .-til
modern conveniences. Setting ca
pacity over 200 peopie. Plenty of
parking space. Beer ant) iiquor
license. Liberal terms. BUSSIERE
REALTORS, 8 Center Street.
Danielson. Office Telephone 4-3920.
Residence 4-5873 or 4-4355. 48tf
PUPPIES—Cocker. Beautiful blonds,
all champion stock. MORSE OR
CHARDS. 681 Woodstock Road.
Southbride. Mass. 48-50*
BU1CK — 4946 Super. Two-door
sedanette. radio and heater; also
1949 Buick Roadmaster, 4-door
Radio, heater and white wall tires.
D. J. DUCHARME. North Gros
venordale. Conn. Telephone Put-;
nam 2362-J2. 48tf :
ARE YOU INTERESTED — In a
business? I have at present
Garages, Dairy Farms, Poultry
Farms. Tavern, Fish Market,
News Room. Lunch Room and
Business Block. Let us get togeth
er and talk it over. N. J. POULIN.
Quinebaug. Conn. Telenhone Put
nam 2377-J2. 42tf
PONTIAC — !946 Fo-dor. Stream
liner. Radio and heater. Beautiful
condition. Winterized. One owner
car. TELEPHONE 803, Putnam.
49 !
_
HOUSE TRAILER—1948. 21 foot,
fully equipped, electric brakes,
sleeps four. Can be seen at MAT
TEAU'S SERVICE STATION.}
East Main Street, Webster, Mass.
42tf !
COTTAGE — 4 rooms and bath !
Garage. Paint and woodworking ;
shop with ait power toots. Ready }
for your hobby. Priced for quick j
sate. $6500. N. J. POULIN. Quine- i
baug. Conn. Tetephone Putnam
2377-J2. 48tf j
RANGE — Gtenwood grey eiramet. *
Burns coat or wood. TELEPHONE
38, Putnam. * 48-50
FORD — 1949 Tudor. RadhTUd
heater. Custom Deluxe. One owner
car. Ctean. excettent condition.
Wit) sett with or without trade.
TELEPHONE 803. Putnam. 49
SHOE SKATES — White shoes, giri s.
size 6. Excettent Christmas gift. }
May be seen at the PATRIOT
OEF'ICE, Union Square, Putnam.
48tf ^
TRUCK—19.26. % ton Internationa!
pickup. Excettent condition. 1946
motor. BEN LANGER, Thompson
Road, Webster, Mass. Tetephone
Putnam 1220-Wt. 48tf
STOVE — Barstow combination, gas
and oit. Practicatty new. TELE
PHONE 2I1-W4, Putnam. 48-49
RANGE — Barstow with oit burner
(Silent Ctowt. Water heater,
grates inctuded for coat or wood.
TELEPHONE 413-W2, Putnam.
48-50* }
REFRtGERATOR—Used Leonard;
atso washing machines At) in good
running condition. PUTNAM FUR-i
NITUBE COMPANY, 50 Main
Street, Putnam. Conn. 44tf
CHEVROLET !946 Fordo''. Radio;
and heater. Comptetety gone over.
Runs beautifutty. Reasonahte.
TFiLEPHONE 803, Putnam. 49
FURNtTURE—Idea) for young cou
pte. A comptete set of furniture
for 5 rooms. Inctudes china, tinen
and att nriscettaeous items for com
ptete home. Buy and move in.
TELEPHONF! 2645, Putnam or catt
at 22 Middte Street, between 2:00
and 10:00 p. m. 49
FURNACE—Used, one pipe. Good
condition; atso a hot water tank.
TELEPHONE 116-J2, Putnam.
49 ;
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ROASTERS — Fresh kitled, large.!
40c per pound dressed, drawn and
delivered. No extra charge. TELE
PHONE 1079-W4, Putnam. 49tf
SHOE SKATES—New and used shoe
skates at ALEXANDERS SHOE
STORE, Main Street, Putnam,
Conn. 49tf
FORD — Modet A, 2-door coach.
Good condition. Reasonable price
ROLAND DUMAS. 41 Bridge
Street. Putnam. Conn. 49
FOR SALE
CEWING MACHINES — New and
used. Free infection. AH make*
repaired. We g.arantee to save
you money. Authorized agents for
White Sewing Machines. BER
NIER'S MUSIC STORE. 243
Providence street. Putnam, Conn.
Telephone 1576. ^IStf
ANTIQUES — Gas ranges, oil stoves,
' washing machines. e buy and
seii. Phone for an appointment.
ST. JOHN'S ANTIQUES, Putnam
Pike, Route 4 4, Putnam, Conn.
Teiephone 2011-J1. 48tf
LOUDEN BARN EQUIPMENT —
We have in stock cow pens, bull
pens, caif pens, stanchions, water
howis, mtik stools. long and short
handle 5 - 6 tine manure forks, hay
forks shoveis, brooms, rakes; 2
and 4 point barb wire, and staples.
Largest stock of Fieid Seeds and
Fertiiizer in town. DAYVILLE
GRAIN & FEED CO. Please phone
800. 26 Buck Street, Putnam,
Conn. 15tf
HARDWOOD — Dry. sawed and de
livered. Dry slabs. Roard ends,
$11.00 per cord. ARTHUR PAR
ENT. 13 Sayles Avenue. Dayville.
Conn. Telephone Danielson 4-3124.
48tf
GROCERY STORE—With fixtures.
Downtown section, City of Put
nam. For particulars write BOX L,
c/o The Patriot, Putnam, Conn.
24tf
HARDWOOD—Seasoned and green.
Fireplace wood. Sawed and deliv
ered. P E. LAMPHERE. RFD 3,
off Providence Road, near Pecks
Pond. Telephone Putnam 1883-J3.
49tf
CHEVROLET—1937 Fordor. Heater.
Runs good. Very reasonable. Win
terized. TELEPHONE 803, Put
nam. ' 49
COTTAGE—In a very good loca
tion. Built only a year ago. With
6 rooms and all modern improve
ments. Hot water, oil heat, bath
room upstairs and washroom, bath
and shower in cellar. Storm win
dows and combination storm doors.
Will sell below cost for quick sale.
Apply A. BENOIT, 44 Vandale
Street. Telephone 1032-W3, Put
nam. 40tf
HOUSE—Two apartments, on Pom
fret Street near hospital. Garage,
2 acres of land with plenty of
frontage. Must be seen to appreci
ate value. N. Jt POULIN. Quine
baug. Conn. Telephone Putnam
2377-J2. 41tf
NEW HOME—Five rooms with bath.
Modern equipment. Future expan
sion possible. Excellent Ideation,
343 Woodstock Avenue. For ap
pointment TELEPHONE 494-J2,
Putnam. 45tf
CHEVROLET — 194b Convertible
Club Coupe. One owner car. Radio
ard heater. Fully equipped. Like
new. Will sell with or without
trade. TELEPHONE 803, Putnam.
49
SLABS—Hardwood and mixed. Also
cordwood. Sawed and delivered.
Telephone DANIELSON 4-5314,
any time after 4 :30 p. m. 46tf
LADIES DRESSES—And two coats,
size 44%. Worn only a few times.
Also Junior Heatrola for coal and
wood. Good condition. TELE
PHONE 270-J1, Putnam. 46-51*
PINE SLABS—Also green and dry
hardwood, Sand and gravel. De
livered. ROBERT D. HER1N
DEEN. South Woodstock. Conn.
Telephone Putnam 1903. 48tf
WE HAVE MANY good buys now
listed. ]f you are thinking of buy
i!tg a hcn:e, apartment house, datry
or pouttry farm business biocka,
etc., an appointment with us witl
sotve your problems. May we list
yours? ARTHUR'S REAL ES
TATE 15 Schoo) street. Daniei
son, Conn. Tetephone 4-2303.
48tf
HOUSE — A superb residence with
modern kitchen, dining room, den,
iarge tiving room, sunporch, lava
tory out of kitchen, three large
bedrooms, compiete bathroom and
shower statt. Plenty of closet
space. Two auxiti&ry bedrooms.
Came room in basement, steam
heat, oi! burner. Two-car garage
and nice cement tennis court.
Shown by appointment. OMER J.
MtLOT, 158 Main Street. Putnam.
Conn. *^7tf
TURKEYS—-Order now for Christ
mas. EMOND'S TURKEY FARM
Putnam Heights. Tetephone Put!
nam 2465-Wl. 48-5!*
TWO HOMES—Comptetety furnish
ed. Automatic oi) heat, hot water,
modern plumbing, gas range, etec
tric refrigerator. Comptete with
'eds. chairs and couch. Other
modets 2 weeks notice. A house
ties you down to one spot. In a
Modern Trader Home you can tive
anywhere and they cost tess than
half as much to own and heat. Lux
uries and convenience you never
dreamed of. If you want to have
the surprise of your tife, stop in
and see for yoursetf. No obtigation
to buy. Be modern, tive in a
home of tomorrow, today. PtKE
TR\tLER CO., Route 93. Pomfret
( enter, Conn. Tetephone Putnam
llbb-Wl. dAtf
OtL BURNER — Putnam. Stightty
used. TELEPHONE 522-Jt. Put
nam. 48-49
LADIES COAT—Reversibte winter,
size 10 - 12. Cost $40. Like new,
wtH sett for $10. An RCA Record
P'ayer. price $5. Atso gas water
heater.cheap. TELEPHONE 248-J2
Putnam. aarf
DODGE—1936 Fordor. Witt^etTa^
reasonabte as possibie. Come and
Oy it. TELEPHONE 803. Putnam.
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