Where are you going to eat
Chautauqua Week?
At Arnold’s Sea Grill where we get home cooked fond.
Clam Chowder every day. Come in and eat it or take it
home with you- Lobster, Sword Fish, Mackerel. Butterfish,
Halibut.
Salads: Egg, Potato, Fresh Salmon, Lobster, Vegetable,
Etc.
Fresh vegetables. A splendid variety of deserts. Come in
and see us.
This Week in Our Market
CLAMS, QUOGS, LOBSTER, MACKEREL. SWORDFISH,
BUTTER FISH HALIBUT, COD, HADDOCK
( . i). Arnold
58 FRONT ST., Putnam, Conn. PHONE 178-2
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Smith & Walker
COMPLETE UllNE OR
FURNITURE
SEASONABLE GOODS
A T
REASONABLE PRICES
Refrigerators
Couch Hammocks
Porch Rockers, Etc.
Smith & WalKer
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
L E. SMITH PUTNAM LEON N. WALKER
PUTNAM
Mrs. David Flagg is spending several
weeks at Pleasure Beach.
' Raymond Gilpatric of New Britain,
spent last Friday in this city.
Prosper Vegiard left last week for
Norwich, where he will receive treat
ment for several weeks for throat trou
ble.
Miss Kathormc Byrne of the Peo
ples’ store was in Hartford Monday on
business.
Mrs. Alice Hayward, son and daugh
ter, have returned from a stay at Web
ster lake.
Mrs. H. Seder of Worcester has
been the guest of her son, Charles Se
der, of Grove St.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ryan of School
sireet are occupying a cottage at Pleas
ure Beach for a month.
Samuel Walsh, formerly of Putnam,
but now located in Providence called
on friends here yesterday.
A rainy Thursday afternoon caused
the cancelling of a number of events
which clerks had planned for the first
half-holiday of the season.
Mrs. G. A. Shepard and family of
Harkdale, N. Y., and Mrs. Shepard's
mother, Mrs. E. N. Foster, have ar
rived at their homes for the summer.
