The Press., 1883-06-14
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 All best agricultural implements kept at Bucks hardware store. Culhvators at $4.5O, a marked reduction of price. The Tiger Rake, the best ever made, should be examined by every farmer who contemplates adding to his farm machinery.
 The standing grass of the D. K smith farm will be sold at auction by Chamberin on the premises, next Tuesday, at 10 8. m.
 The three great leading oil stoves in the market are the Adams & Westlake, New Flor ence Fayorite and the Garland oil stoves. Call and see them at J. J.. Gallivan Co.'S, where you can find the large stock of Ice Cream Freezers and Refrigerators at the low est prices.
 There is no way in which you can dec crate your homes at so little expense as with wall paper An ordinary room requires about 10 rolls of paper and 16 yards of border. Whitney E Adams have papers from eight cents to $24 per roll, and borders from one cent to $5 per yard.
 Ladies in want of anything in the hair line should mot fail to call at Ferre's, 372 Main-st., Springfield. He has the largest and best assortment to be found in the city. He also makes to order any style head piece de- sired, ventilated pieces aspeciaty. His prices are extremely low.
 We saw some $5, $6, $s, $1O mems and boys suits, all wool in the closing up sale of Henry Reyes & Co.,, Springfield, that cost double the money to make. White vests 25 cts, 50 cts. and $1.
 Haynes E Co.,, Springfield, offer 400 suits worth $14 to SIS, for $S, and 1000 pairs of pants, worth $6 to $8, for B. Read their adv.
 The facts are that the Adams & Westlake Improved Wire Gauge Non-Explosive Oil Stove is superior to all others for the follow ing reasons It produces the brightest flame and the most heat with the least consumption of oil it is the result of scientific investiga- ton with the application of superior mechan- ical skill; it is constructed so that combustion is perfect, therefore absolutely odorless; 1t IS the most desirable; it is the cleanest; it is the most powerful; it is the safest J. J. Gallivan & Go. have the agency.
 All the painted chamber-sets sold by Met calf Luther, Springfield, are of original pat terms and styles and cannot be duplicated in Springfield.
 Reserved seat tickets at Medbery's, for Miss Hooper's reading on Friday evening.
 IMPORTANT MANUFACTURING NEWS. - Rawitser & Brother will at once begin up- on the addition of ninety feet to the River mill in this village, to be filled with ma- chinery equivalent to the erection of 8 three-set mill. The new engine will fur nish sufficient power for the addition.
 New London jail holds couple of negro horse-thieves from Stafford F. Jennings and Henry Sanders-who have been bound over for trial before the su- perior court for stealing c. Arnold Weav- CTS horse, in New London. The thieves live in West Stafford they went, accord ing to Jennings confession, to New Lon- don on purpose to steal horse, and found Weaver's animal, harnessed to a wagon and tied in front of 8 church. They took the team and drove off with it. Sheriff Hawkins followed them up.
 A telephone has been put into Rawit- ser's upper mill at Staffordville, to take the place of the one burned in the lower mill also one has been placed in Dr. Davids office in this village. An en- ployee of the company visits the place now every Thursday to do any needed re- pairs, or put in telephones, and will at Central ofice Mir. Jepson was in town this week arranging for the completion of the line just put up by the Hampden company to the state line, from Palmer, and which the Southern N. B. Go. will at once complete to Stafford Springs. Next direct line will be made from Willi- mantle to Norwich.
 MAsoNIo.-Ionic Lodge meets Friday evening; Wolcott Lodge Saturday even ing; Orient Chapter Wednesday evening.
 There was some sharp practice on the part of the employees of the outdoor show which exhibited here last Saturday. Wish ing to occupy 8 piece of ground owned Jointly by two individuals, man was sent to get terms of owner No. l, and bargain was struck, $5 being the price agreed up- on. While the man was gone owner No. 2 passed by the waiting employees, who buz- zed him for rates He asked the more modest sum of g.. The messenger re- turned while the colloquy was in progress, but wisely kept still and saw the later bargain consummated and money and re- ceipts exchanged before he made known the result of his own negotiation. The two land owners were much joked at dur ing the day by those who heard the story
 Some of the mills stopped last Satur- day because of the presence in town of 8 diminuHve oireus. The opportunity was ployees of Warren Woolen Go. vs. those of 0. Fox & Co.,, the latter winning 24toS
 Landlord Segar has everything in ap- ple pie order at the Springs House, in readiness for the summer guests. The park in front of the house is now at its loveliest, and across its great area of green turf, shaded by beautiful trees, the hotel balconies look inviting. We look to see a goodly assemblage of summer visitors now that the attractions of Edgewood Place are supplemented to those of previously ex- isting hotel accommodations.
 Rev. O. O. Painter proves not to have been very seriously hurt at the Granite State burning, as he started soon after for two months trip to Dakota, in the inter. est of the Indian educational movement.
 The Congregationalists are again abroad in the matter of pastor. Rev. J. P. Hawley of Westerly, R. T., who had indicated a purpose to accept call here, yields to strong pressure to remain there. His people had memorialzed the church here to release him, but they did not wish to do it, and much regret that they are not to have his services as pastor.
 -The personal property of the Geo. s, Adams estate will be sold at auetion next week Wednesday, beginning at 10 2. m It will be an extensive sale. :
 -Messrs. Benjamin and Daniel Rock well and Mrs. Benjamin Rockwell, all oa cupants of the old family homestead on Rockwell Hill, have been sick at the same time the past week, with pneumonia, ane Mrs, Rockwell died on Tuesday night Bsnj. Rockwell Is yet very sick, but Danle
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