BALLARD & CLARIS
SPECIALS FOR WEEK BEGINNING JUNE 22
Paris Green
AND
Bug Death
NOW IS THE TIME to swat the bug-We want to
do all we can to help and for This Week will sell:—
PARIS GREEN—Raynolds—regular price 25c lb for 19c
BUG DEATH—regular price 10c lb for
BALLARD & CLARK, putnam
FURNITURE HARDWARE
UNDERTAKING
RUTINAM
Miss Alice Erickson has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Creene. at Plainfield.
H. O. Preston of Grove street has
been spending a week in Providence,
Taunton and New Bedford.
O. C. Bosworth has just delivered
a Franklin runabout to H. H. Daven
port of Pomfret. He has also just
received another touring car from
the factory.
One of the Vito farms in Thompson
has been sold to a Putnam party
through A. B. Randall, the real estate
agent.
Mrs. S. H. Bum of Chatham, NT. J.,
and Miss F. A. Williams of Scranton,
Pa., spent a few days with their aunt,
Mrs. G. W. Webster, last week.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a Mothers'
mooting at the home of Mrs. George
Holbrook. Friday at 3 o’clock. Mem
bers are asked to invite mothers and
children to attend.
DOAME HALL
FA EM s. d. wicks
POMFRET, CONN. {
Is your name on our list for
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit for
the comln; season? Ask our
customers of past years about
the quality.
TELEPHONE 249
PUTIN AM
George H. Ryder is away on a bus
iness triji to New York and New Jersey
points.
A. J. McIntyre, Jr., of tile military
school at Freehold, N. J., is at his
home in Putnam.
Rev. Li. M. Donnelly of North
Grosvenordale has gone to Europe on
a trip of from ten to twelve weeks.
