The Press., 1884-06-19
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 Have you seen that Black Silk that A. w Walker $ Go. are selling IS yards for $12.75 as good as any that was ever sold for S5 cts a yard.
 Forbes & Wallace, Springfield, are hay ing big clearing sale of ladies cotton under wear. This is a manufacturers stock tha must be sold within thirty days. The stock consists of night dresses, chemises, ,underskirts drawers corset covers-all good goods at un heard of low prices, in great many instances at less than half the usual prices
 Read the very interesting list of ladies new goods offered by w. D. Kinsman oi Springfield. Something new and sure te please.
 A W. Walker & Co., offer extra bargains inLadies' Jerseys from $1 to S5
 It seems wonderful thing to be able on a hot summer day to do the cooking, baking and laundry work of a family without the dis tressing heat of cook stove, yet this IS being done daily by thousands using the Adams 6 Westlake Wire Gauge, Non-explosiye Oil Stoves. A trial of an A. & W. stove will con vince you that they will do more work and do it more satisfactory than any other stove made, besides being the handsomest stove 1T the market. Oil Stoves, Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers-you will find the best al J. J. Gallivan's
 If you wish to see three of the best Wire Gauge Non-explosiye smoke-no smell Oil Stoves ever made, and that will do the most work in the shortest time on record, ano are the most economical and durable, call al Anthony Adams store. Advertisement ir another column.
 The wonderful success of the Adams westlake Wire Gauge, Non-explosive Ol Stoves has warmed into life multitude o1 contrivances, so called wire gauge stoves each one claiming wonderful superiority the poorest of them all making the loudest ano most extravagant assertions. The facts are that the best of them arc worthless limitations and are expected to sell on the reputation created by the Adams < Westlake Wire Gauze stoves. The wire-gauz wick pockets art used only in the A. & w. stoves, and on tht same principal as the Sir Humphrey Oar. safety lamp, making the stove absolutely non explosive Take no other, but the Adams q Westlake Stoves for sale by J. J. Gallivan.
 STAFFORD.
 The managers of the coming July meeting of the Stafford Agricultural Soci ety are not yet able to fully announce de tails of the attractions to be offered, excep that the trotting premiums arc calling in good field of entries. The speaker IS no vet fully decided upon. The base bal game on the 9th will be between the West fields and Athletics of Meriden. For tn, 4th negotiations are pending to secure match between the Willimantics and Rock villes.
 Frank Carpenter of Wilmington is nov assisting in l.. w Cranes store.
 A new ''Blaine" pennant floats iron Woodlawn flag staff.
 R ev. David Breed will preach at o cuttville next Sunday at 5 p, m.
 Stafford and Holland strawberries wer sold in the,village on Monday.
 Fires are being repeatedly set in tn woods near Glynnville, and every good clt izen should be interested ill the detection of the miserable scoundrels who thus i'm peril property.
 Joseph Wrastle, boy of Il years, o Tuesday had his arm caught in belt a the Warren mill, drawing the arm aroun pulley and his head against the sam and it's frame work, getting bad cuts an bruises on the face and arm. He was a1 tended by Dr. Richards. Some veterans were disappointed '. attendance of Buckingham day 'by sun mons to Holland on the reputation" cas of state ys. Merriman. As it was altogetE CT unlikely from the start that the cas would be tried that day, the spirit of tn state counsel in insisting on their atteno ance was commented on with deserytea went to Hartford regardless thereof.
 STATE TEACHERS ExAnr1NAr1oN.-An ez animation of teachers will be held at tn high school building in Stafford Springs on Wednesday and Thursday. July 2d an 3d. To those who are successful will b granted state certificate, which may b ol bx,c ohfc1 vic in laT of examinations now required by law. Fo information address Chas. D. Hine, secre fary of State Board of Education, Hartford
 The academies at Monson and Wfbrs ham close this week. At the former il stitution John J. .Hassett of Stafford Spring / graduates, Charles Mccarthy of Staffor Springs finishes his course as 8 middle an will next year enter the senior class. VI Mclaughlin of Stafford Springs closes tn junior year. and c. D. Lyon of Staffor the first year. At Wilbraham, Miss Mar Whiton of West Stafford graduates, ha. ,-ias-fnheA- full musical es+sfse; and by ad vice of her instructors, who regard heas~,l avery promising musical student wi probably take further finsfrdction Boston conseEyatefy of music. Miss Mar Taft of Stafford Springs has omitted tn spring term at Wilbraham because Of m paired health, but expects to resume studie at the fall term, Louis Converse of Sta1 ford Springs is also get at the Wllbrahar school
 >~-The N. L. N. railroads summer tim table goessinto effect June 3Oth, and tn Block Island train will probably be adde then. <
 -Thernaometer 96 in the shade on Tue day.
 Ionic Lodge. meets Friday evening.
 The ladies of the M. B. society will pleased to meet their friends Wednesda afternoon and evening, June 25th, at the parlors. There will be a meeting of the w mans Christian Temperance Union in ti Congregational vestry tomorrow, JuI 2pth, af 8 p m A full attendance is d sired
 List of letters remaining in the ottit at Stafford Springs, June 18th, ls84 Nettie Curtis, Nellie A. Cooley, Magg Fitzgerald, Thos. H. Pagan, James Fit gerald, Nellie Hulett, Wm. Horan, Tho Gregory, John Kane, B. K. Lord, Jam Maekey, Fred. Mulroony, Margaret Moor ". Peck, Arnold Spencer.
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