of them wants to b.i a r?wsp'.cr
editor, but instead is forced toxrvn
the dry goods business v.V-.h h r
father started. 1 r.» oth r wnn *
to be a dry goods nic.rchx.iu, xmi
finds himself forced by Ids father
into being a newspaper man. They
realize that they are “Crossed
Wires” and make up their minds
that they will get the wires un
crossed so that they \.ork. How
they go about accomplishing their
purpose forms a story that is fail
of laughable situations and amus
ing characters from beginn.ng to
end. Incidentally they both find
that life is not com-'lcte without
romance, and before the final cur
tain falls, weeding beils are in the
air for two happy couples.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Ballard are
entertaining this week Miss Alice Por
ter of Winthrop, Mass.
Putnam Music Shop
W. W AveriP, Prop.
PUTNAM, CONN.
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INTEREST BEGINS
ON DEPOSITS
The First of Each
Month
DIVIDENDS
are Declared in
April and October
Putnam Savings Saak
Incorporated A. tWl
i Hard
Batteries
for sale by
1
a
ARTHUR L. RYAN CO.
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18 Bridge St. Tei. 750 IJutnam |
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aragawa—aegg"
T. P. STU8TEVANT
HOUSE PAINTING
PADER HANGING
ENAMELING and VARNISHING
GOOD WORKMANSHIP
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP—56 1-2 May St. Putnam
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Slumber
CONTRACTORS
CAN BE "supplied WITH
LARCEST ORDER FOR LUM
BER, SMALL ORDERS AT
TENDED TO WITH THE
SAME PLEASURE AS LARGE
ONES, ALL KINDS OF LUM
BER FOR ALL KINDS OF
WORK CONSTANTLY ON
HAND
^ Low Prices and Satisfaction
^ Guaranteed
\ JOHN 0. FOX & 00.
