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  1. T.J. Maxx - 581 Hartford Pike

    581 Hartford Pike, Dayville CT 06241

    4.2 Good 131 reviews

    “I always find everything I need and so much more. I wish I remembered her name, but on Sunday the cashier I was with was so funny and so sweet. Shopping here is always my favorite.”

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  2. Kohl's - 1050 North Main St EAST

    1050 North Main St EAST, Dayville CT 06241

    4.4 Superb 158 reviews

    “I ordered a pair of sneakers that were not in the store. Almost a week later they say that the shipping label has been created, but not picked up by UPS. It seems like they are selling goods that they don't have in stock. I can't cancel since they created a label. Yet no answer in why the shoes have not been picked up. They were purchased under the assumption that I would have them by the weekend. The sneakers arrived late, but Kohl's reached out promptly and I was pleased by their response. As a result I am changing my review from a 1 to 4”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 450 Providence Rd

    450 Providence Rd, Brooklyn CT 06234

    3.8 Good 213 reviews

    “People are very willing to help. I'm running to Walmart when I need something that I think they carry. Prices are usually good although these days everything is so freaking expensive”

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  5. Tractor Supply Co. - 97 Providence Pike

    97 Providence Pike, Putnam CT 06260

    4 Good 93 reviews

    “Such a great experience from the second I walked in the door. I was greeted with a friendly smile, I believe her name was Cole. She's a kind young lady, she called another gentleman who helped me load 1400 lbs of stone on to my trailer. His name is Brandon, he offered to help me without hesitation, he even smiled while helping me load up. Who's ever doing the hiring at the Putnam CT location, knocked it out of the park with these two individuals. WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 62 Providence Pike Ste A

    62 Providence Pike Ste A, Putnam CT 06260

    4.3 Superb 59 reviews

    “Saw the most beautiful thing...there was this elder lady that couldnt pay for her stuff and cancelled the order and the cashier paid for it ran outside and gave the stuff to her...that is the best act of kindness. God bless her”

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  7. Target - 2177 Killingly Cmns

    2177 Killingly Cmns, Dayville CT 06241

    3.5 Good 146 reviews

    “I like the store and we found some decent things but they are constantly lacking on their clothes and what not they do not keep up with their stock for any age group and for men's shoes they've had three different things that you could wear from boots to sneakers you're a three options. And then you have two pairs of shiny cheap-looking dress shoes (black or grey) and then the other three isles both sides are for girls. Also they are way more limited on most of their men's items but the females items seem like they had a decent amount but there was a lot of empty spots on shelves and we've been there in the morning afternoon and right before they close and it's always the same. So they do not keep up on their stocking.”

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  8. Walmart Supercenter - 625 School St

    625 School St, Putnam CT 06260

    3.3 Good 226 reviews

    “Half the stuff they used to carry in store they don't. It's not a better place to shop some of their prices are over the top. Poor quality on meats and produce The service, food and drinks were all perfect today. Thanks for the hot tranders”

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