I-trge h|/.<* can Tomatoes 17«*
York State Pea Beaut* 11) 16e
tirade Coffee, Hi 19c
Bn re Cocoa Mixed with Su
gar, Ih ... 30c
7 rolls Toilet Paper . 25c
Cneeda Biscuit*. pkge . .. 7c
Oyster Crackers, lb .... 15c
Tied Kidney Beans No 2 Hi/e,
A. SANDLOVITZ
PROPRII TOR
’B South Mam St.
’ '<*t to City Hotal
PUTNAM
LAMSONl
Hubbard!
HATS I
OOLD^<Ml^ BY
J. E. RICH A SON
Putnam, Conn.
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(Continued from Pag*1 One
DIED WHILE HOME
ON VACATION
it th^t it wa.« no unusual thing for
him »o fiff ii;,v an hour and mor<- in
rotating fhaj-n-r after chapter of
the book he loved and made the rule
of hi- life Truring the past year and
more he grew in his spiritual ronoep.
tion of tnjth and his devotion to the
principle- of hi- faith in a marvelous
degree iV-* young men have the
courage o, express ?h"ir convictions
and few-.-r still are willing to commit
common every day experiences where
•a iwd■ irn M nee/), d to rhe directlori of
Mod end yet Iona time and again
('■ rid help and inspiration in talking
a 11h Mod and gaining wisdom from
on high Mr-. t.*, was a loving af
f‘-/rinnate nature I cjijestion if there
i« iri Putnam a father and son or a
mother and 'hild where the* relations
wore marked by --rich a comradship
;*nd loving regard as existed between
Maria and his father and mother
Then to*, h* vva - a hoy of great per
-istc-n* e /■ o11pic*#j V. it}, a considerate
reganl for c>thers views and feel
U '1 > ii1 led him to do.
