PALMS LOOK BAO
Fear is expressed that the hand
some and unusually large palms
vhich have adorned the waiting room
if the railroad station, will die. They
lave been out in the open ever since
he weather would permit but they
ire steadily fading away. Mrs. El
en Clark of Pomfret presented them
:o the company at the' time of the
?ompletion of the station and they
lave been much admired by the trav
iling public.
CLEAN CITY LEAGUE
A meeting of the Clean City
League will be held Friday evening
June 21, at 8 o’clock, in the Municip
al building. All committees are re
juested to be present, and other cit
zens are urged to attend. Steps art
:o be taKen to make the league ?
still stronger organization, and fol
owing the good work of the recent
dean-up week, much ready support
should be awaiting the movement.
COMMISSION MAY |
FINISH THIS WEEK
HEARING TESTIMONY ON VALUE
OP PUTNAM WATER WORKS
Investigation has Been a Costly One
but Finding May Not be
Final
John F. Carpenter returned to
Hartford Tuesday to be present at
the adjourned session of the Comtnis
; sion that is fixing the value of the
; property of the Putnam Water Co.
I Mr. Carpenter is one of the lawyers
i representing the city and it has re
quired a great deal of his time at
the sessions as well as in the labor
required in preparing the case. The
same is of course true of the other
lawyers, Charles <E. Searls of Thomp
son and Edmund M. Day of Hartford
representing the company, and Judge
Hennev of Hartford who is associat
ed with Mr. Carpenter.
