Our White Lead, Turpentine, and Linseed Oil are Abso
lutely, Pure Also a large line of
PAINT BRUSHES
BURT’S Drug Store
18 MAIN STREET, PUTNAM
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DIAMOND’S
THE BEST YET
Talk about handsome styles, pretty patterns, elegant fabrics
and skillful tailoring.
You have never seen finer Suits tnan our
New Spring Models
The makers of our clothes know how particular we are and it
seems as though they have even made better our previous standard.
If you appreciate really high class clothes, you’ll surely be pleased
with these new styles.
We are also showing a Big line of
Ladies’ House Dresses and
Children’s School Dresses
PRICES FROM . 50c up t0 S5.00
S. DIAMOND
24 ELM Street,
Putnam, Conn.
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I WANT TO BUY
LIVE POULTRY
AND APPLES
As agent of the Providence Live
Poultry Company. I will pay good
prices for Live Poultry and Apples.
You will find me at my grocery store.
S. RENICK
ELM STREET, PUTNAM
J. M. SOLOMON
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
Free examination every fourth Sat
urday at the Putnam Inn, Putnam,
Conn.
Next visit Saturday, May 10. Hours
10 A. M., to 10 P. M.
R. HERMANSON, Mgr.
’Phone 134-3
PUTNAM. CONN.
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Rev. Arnold Huizinga was In town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Broughton of Quadic
was buried Sunday.
Miss Florence Wiley is spending a
few days in New York.
J. J. Bernklow and Ronald were
in Worcester Saturday.
Orton ureen is moving Mr. Fos
ter's house to Mass Lane.
Clinton Lewis moved into Henry
Draper's house Wednesday.
There was no service at the Bap
tist church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Dexter Eiliott and Miss Lucy
Olney were in Worcester Saturday.
Joseph Mills is at the Day Kimball
hospital suffering from an injury to
one of his hands.
The Thimble club met with Mrs.
