POTASH
Made available for
potatoes and other
crops by subsoiling
with Red Cross Dyn
amite. Ask for book
let and prices.
PIERRE ¥ MYERS
PUTNAM, CONN.
TELEPHONE 153-12
BOARD OF RELIEF NOTICE
The members of the Board of Re
lief for the Town of Putnam will meet
Monday. February 1, at the Council
Chamber, Municipal building, from 10
a. m., to 12 m., and every day follow
ing except Saturdays at the same
hours until further notice.
JOSEPH PLESSIS
JOSEPH A. ST. JOHN
FREDERICK W. SEWARD
Board of Relief
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, THE HOUSEWIFE ASKS EVERY DAY. —.LET US
What Shall WeEat?
HELP YOU OUT
MONDAY—Dinner, Salt Cod and Cream.
TUESDAY—Supper, Fried Scallops
WEDNESDAY—Breakfast, Boiled Finnan Haddie
THURDAY—Supper, Escalloped Oysters
FRIDAY—Dinner, Boiled Haddock, Egg Sauce
SATURDAY—Breakfast, Salt Mackerel
SUNDAY—Tea, Smoked Halibut
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Here are some more suggestions for a “meal a day” of
our products— Clam Chowder, Fried Cod, Lobster Salad,
Baked Halibut, Fried Smelts, Oyster Stew, Boiled Fresh
Herring, Fried Clams or Oysters.
This season we are having FRESH HULLED CORN,
every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We hull it our
selves out of the choicest white corn obtainable. Try some
this week. It’s good, if it is cheap.
C. D. ARNOLD,
Fron Streei, Putnam, Conn. Phone 178
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SOPH GIRLS WIIN
SUFFRAGE DEBATE
After a conference of about fifteen
minutes, the judges, Miss Cushman,
Miss Kent and Mr. Mowry, returned
to the room and Mr. Mowry an
nounced that the negative had won.
He commended the teams for the
work on their part which this debate
showed. In deciding, these points
were considered: weight of argu
ments, delivery, and grammatical cor
rectness.
In spite of the inclement weather,
over sixty members of the school
were present.
