Household Furniture
Nine parlor stoves, 2 coal and 7
wood; 2 couches, 3 tables, lot of chairs
and rockers, lot of baskets of all
kinds, 2 iceboxes, 1 creamer, a lot of
stands, toilet sets, lot of commodes,
lot of old-fashioned dishes, glassware,
tinware, two clothes wringers, two
five-gallon oil cans, meat grinder, old
spinning wheel, two swifts, 1 skein
winder, lot of bird-cages, old-fash
ioned fireplace fixtures, pail of China_
eggs, lot of window sashes, 500-egg*
incubator, one brood lamp, pails, tubs
and a variety of all kinds of things
that cannot be mentioned here. If you
miss this sale you miss half of your
life.
RANDOLPH L. BULLARD
ADVANTAGES OF PUTNAM, WIND
HAM COUNTY AND STATE OF
CONNECTICUT
The city and county are situated in
the rich Quinebaug Valley. The coun
ty has a population of about 50,000
Putnam is a very prosperous place.
Cars come here on the double track
from New York to Boston, and a dou
ble track is needed between New Lon
don and Worcester. It is a fine rail
road center. The company has bought
twelve acres of ground north of the
city, and a ten-qiFill engine house and
machine shops will be here soon.
Trolley cars go through the city ev
ery half hour. The largest water power
of the river is here, where the beauti
ful Cargill Palls are located. They
are as nice scenery as there is in
New England. Large factories are here
which make heavy duck cloth for
auto tildes, and are running night and
day, and havp for four or five, years.
