Putnam patriot., 1927-05-20
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 ! nat vOu uo nos Ike you may .i .Jur mInd I0l tne comUl- lss. .4s not come up again tnis A9' r vgu nappen to Dc Just d s.YrlstltIVus anu y0u pas. l.s''- aay oIlnout misaap you con- sse -aat you peat the hoodo and se-..z.srp fortunate. II You arc a4 =@...-.ltluus the chances are y01 t-~' me same way aoout it. it as~- .sily me man who brings II tJ
 .rrentlon ot the gathering ne Is gs- II Is rlday the 10th that IS --st eulpnatic III stating that don
 auy stock m lt. mere are lhose s. ,slll tell you that ridas and the and the conformation of tne two
 ,6air lucky days. il you quicR- -.s =fgBee at tnelr right hand you . sea they have theIr fingers eros t.9 .olie they LOOK you in the eye
 r9 teu you Honestly those are my l;sst aavs' Ii you were wOrN- ss. far newspaper that came out
 Friday the 18th you would De i ,Vhen Saturday came for other ssssans than that II Is pay day.
 That the straw hat season bell was icing vet last Sunday Ii Was the .4s5aI opening of the light weight Id y+-sen but according to one focal -=..-bant the lld was not on last SsH6ath. He, the merchant, said he s5 about a quarter dozen stra"s ss# apIned that not dozen new 1s#=zvs were pushed over the count ..rszai all Main street stores eomolned. TF5s sneass ill for the fastldious young zsa=ss 8f the Metropolis of l.. Wiuu- E.g= sauntv. But really when u l92 .=4#s5 sets one back anywhere from I bucks one thinks before offer me a- target for Jupiter PiuV- And the old mere Was hover {ag Zoo low down ii the glass tube. If aaa,s hair happened to be bit fs.a he wanted more than top dress nc 4f light straw on d day when ls fa5ra. ferhaps another year Straw Fat Day will be more cordially re- es.ved if we are not handed out early znr4 weather in the middle of May.
 hat the wild cat stories are as .y5ld as the cat. No daring huntsmar Las brought in the trophy. The uHaEtom animal that year or more sgo hung out in the town of Brook isn furnishing good newspaper copy f5 q certain scribe in Danlels0n, and
 Iftle excitement for the fish and game club members who, however, aaVe up trying to capture the myste- f=uas stranger, has transferred his, H- her, activities to Pomfret, Wood
 5ck and Putnam, at least so They ~V The only concrete evidence of sHa wild ones existence Is some plast- 5a af raris casts Of its footprints that
 aeal sportsman has, or did have, at Inc time the animal was being fea- lared n the rooklyn-Danielson sec an of the county. Some people can get thrill from telling of hearing
 aeiuE the animal and as long a
 people go on telling the animal =a aa en existing While We eouli
 Drove there Is not 8 savage beast
 Iafge or a real flesh and blood large
 #asa beast we are from Missouri
 gre willing to leave the matter in hands of the They Sayists. a
 That the water works problem is sthi m process of being worked out mieht be well to give this subject la.ph The water commissioners
 investigated and reported q plan. The common council Appointed spe- eIal committee Co investigate the wat TT commissioners plan and ;his com lttee reported a plan Then the Water commissioners and the water oaks committee appointed an arbl- ration committee to investigate their plans and this committee will report a plan. Whether or not committee will be appointed Co investigate he water commissioners plans and the special water works committees plan and the plan of the arbitration com mittee has not been planned. Jnul something is more definitely known f might be iuet as s.eu to drop the subject of water works ex eept as they touch and concern tha sfosntain' in Union Square. Ire common council voted to renew the broken fountain and there were no committees appointed to make an i1- estigation The work was done and vas done satisfactorily task ex cting mayor Richards horse) and the water has been turned on. In fact it :" as turned on some three weeks ago hat there was no public observance of He event n the public square When it eame tim 70 turn on the aqua. more 9r less lura, Dave. of the water de rartme' t did the honors Alderman haries Ryan stood nearby, as di6 several other taxi drivers. Henry Hho supervises the W. U. wires. brought refreshments We watched to see If he would offer any of the re 9f the ge herring peanuts. He didn't. skinny was there and pressed but ton on hl- vest just as Dave turned on the cool liquid from the Roseland swimming pool. The fountain was not half full it was not as full as Henry's peanut bag, when the gather ing disbaaded and left the fountain 10 fount alone. Such events create '-is ir'fs. .F .siir r-i3
 Water is something We have heard much of We drink t. We wash in I and We mix it with other things. Now had it been, well. name your own, that Dave had turned on not nly would there have been pushing, nghting crowd in Union Square but it would have remained until the fouu- tain and all other containers were full.
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