inquire of LEROY TRIPP at E. M. Ar
nold’s. FRANK L. HOPKINS, Kil
lingly, Conn. 15 t 4*
FOR SALE
First Class Hay for Horses and other
stock. MRS. J. B. CLAPP, Pomfret1
Landing, Conn. 15 t 4
FOR SALE
Will sell my farm of 40 acres situated j
In the w«»st part of Woodstock on the)
west shore of Black Pond. About 15 j
acres mowing land, all machine mowing, >
the rest pasture and wood land. A nice j
grove beside the lake. A most beautiful
place for a summer resort. Wants to bet
seen to be appreciated. There are good !
buildings on the place and never failing!
water at house and barn. For further'
particulars call on or .address the owner, |
W. G. CARPENTER, Woodstock Valley,
Conn. 15 t 4*
PU'I'NAM
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGinley of
Gardner, Mass., spent Sunday in the
city, the guests of friends.
Putnam high school athletes have
been invited to enter the modified
Marathon rare to be run off at Nor
wich Memorial Day. The local school
has some good long distance runners
and their friends would like to see
them go after the honors.
The fair grounds south of the city
are stripped of buildings and nothing
but the surrounding fence remains of
the pretty park where some interest
ing race meets and fairs have been
held in years past. The outlook is
that the Woodstock and Brooklyn
fairs will have the county exclusively
for agricultural exhibitions this fall.
No clue of value lias been obtained
relative to who is responsible for the
burglary committed at Averill's store
in Pomfret. The Putnam police are
interested in this case and are keeping
in close touch with the developments.
