25c 2 QT. GLASS PITCHER. This Week . |7C
40c 2 QT. GLASS PITCHER. This Week . 27c
90c 3 QT. CUT GLASS PITCHER. This Week . 07c
45c 1 QT. COVERED CHINA PITCHER. This Week . 3Je
40c 3 QT. ICE WATER PITCHER. This Week . 24c
Now is your chance, for a Pitcher. Everybody wants a new
PPcher.
BALLARD & CLARK, *»utnam
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SWORD FISH
20c Pound
Considered the most Desirable and Nutritious product
of the sea. The season is now at its height. Allow
us to recommend good fish this week, we promise
very fancy stock. No bones, no waste, solid eating.
Bluefish, Flounders, Halibut, Sal
mon, Mackerel, Butterfish, Cod,
Haddock.
10 Pound Kits Salt Mackerel
Put one down in your cdlm and you will always be
ready to serve delicious mackerel.
C. D. ARNOLD,
Phone 178-2 48 Front Street, Putnam, Conn.
BORN
GREENE—At Dayville, Friday, August
1. a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Hosea
Greene.
MARRIED
HICKS-CAMPBELL—At Danielson, last
week, by Judge A. G. Bill, Otis F.
Hicks, to Hattie J. Campbell, both of
Attleboro, Mass.
DIED
HUTCHINS—At Danielson, Monday
morning, August 4, Mrs. Ellen Maria
Hutchins, 86 years old.
FREEMAN—At the Day Kimball hospi
tal, Thursday, July 31, Mrs. Freeman
of South Woodstock. Interment in
Quasset cemetery, Saturday afternoon.
ROURKE—At Chaplin, Sunday, August
3, Patrick Rourke, 60 years old. Inter
ment this (Wednesday) morning in St.
Joseph's cemetery, Willimantic.
MASON—At Walla Walla, Wash., re
cently, Joseph Mason, 65 years old,
formerly of Webster.
HARRIS—At Willimantic, Thursday,
July 31, Albert Harris, 81 years old.
JACOBS—At Webster, Monday, August
4, Mrs. Emily Jacobs, 80 years old.
L. E. SMITH
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
PUTNAM. CONN.
Telephone: Store 68-12. House: 68-4.
BALLARD & CLARK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PUTNAM, CONN.
Telephone culls answered promptly
Night 3-12 Day 3-4.
