The Press., 1889-03-28
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Local Notices.

Local Notices.
 (Matter under this head eight cents perline.)
 Large stock of Ladies' Jersey Jackets fo spring wear, at A. W. Walkers.
 If you would like one+of those Metropol itan Fashions for April, call or send your ad dress.'to A. W. Walker.
 Il W. Crane sells Brussels soap.
 T have just received 25 cases of Boot and Shoes, for spring trade, and can shov you the neatest, finest and lowest priced lin' of goods ever offered in town. Call and SCI them; it will cost you nothing to look 8 them, and may do you some good. Hanley the shoe man.
 Spring Dress Goods. All the latest nov elites. New and desirable shades. At Helm's
 Extra bargains in Kid Gloves at A. W Walkers.
 Nice presents with baking powder at tn Oriental
 If you need School Shoes S. F. Main $2.5O. He would be pleased to show then to you. Solid as a Rock, for boys, pric $1.5O, misses grain SIPS, misses goat $1 60 All bargains.
 -Prunells 15c at the Oriental Tea Store
 Angel, Ivory and Fairy, all floating soaps at the Oriental.
 Florida Oranges and Lemons at tn Oriental Tea Store.
 Large stock Spring Dress Goods aut Trimmings at A. W. Walkers.
 German Mustard sold by the pint, quar or gallon at Johnson's.
 -25 bars Climax Soap for $1OO at tn Oriental
 -Babbitts 1776 Soap Powder, packages for 25c., at the Oriental.
 The best Teas at the lowest prices at thu Oriental Tea Store.
 If you want good cup of coffee buy th' Golden Java at the Oriental.
 Buy lb. of tea and get nice gold ban( China tea cup and saucer as present, at thu Oriental.
 The best Cigars at the Oriental.
 Pure Spices at the Oriental Tea Store.
 Anything in the Oriental Tea Store givel for tea checks.
 Buy the Double Ve Waist for Ladies Misses and Children. For sale at A. w Walkers.
 Just received, new lot of Baking Pow ders with very nice presents, at Johnsons.
 -Pickled Pigs feet at Johnson's
 Johnson has the best and finest assort ment of Candies ever shown In town. It vii pay you to call and examine the goods fo yousrelf.
 Three bars good Soap for ten cents a Johnsons.
 One lot of Feather Busters, good dea less than cost. at Johnson's.
 -Evaporated Apricotts at Johnson's.
 Cereal Coffee, prepared by the Healtl Food Go at Johnson's.
 A full line of the best brand of Canned Goods, at Johnson's.
 STAFFORD.
 The A. o. U. W. have a social thi. evening at their rooms in the Johnson block, with dancing
 -Bayard H. Wood, leading actor witt Rockwell's Theater Company, and who had been with it on each of its.visits te Stafford Springs, was taken with hemor rhage of the lungs at Palmer the week fol lowing his stay here, and died on the 20th He was 27 years of age, ..and was. a very promising young actor.
 It will be as we'll to get your troutina traps all in order for next Monday, before Saturday night, so that you will not have to carry them ill your mind on Sunday. It would be nice thing if some one would keep watch on the streams and make an example of those who open the season on Sunday.
 It is probable that those from Palmer, Monson and Stafford who will attend the golden wedding of Conductor Downer and "4AO tl 4NO" l4OAltoA lO-IQlIOWs WILL &O by the 2.39 p. m. train, and be returned by special train leaving New London about 1U p. m. There will be large at. tendance from all along the line of the road, as we'll as from all parts of the state. The New York World, speaking of the Yale class of 1888, says of one who is native of Union, and son of Cashier Cor bin of the 1st National Bank of Stafford Springs: "William H. Corbin, who has not an enemy in the world, and who halls from Hartford, and has done good work in the varsity crew and the foot ball eleven, will also study for the ministry, and every one prophecies him success. He will en- ter Yale divinity school, and will succeed Pitcher Amos A. Stagg as secretary of the Yale Young Mems Christian Association. J An enterprise, started with very little flourish, beginning i'll a small way, but from which much is expected, is the busi- ness of bottling the water from the Staf. ford mineral spring, now being done in the basement of Julius Converse's elegant new block beside the spring. One of Bradway's motors furnishes the power, and the machinery consists of a powerful pump, cylinder in which the water is impregnated with carbonic acid gas, ma chimes for filling, corking and wiring the bottles, and one for washing empty bot ties. The water thus prepared can be shipped anywhere and kept for an indef- mite time, and we'll known, as it is, for valuable properties, can hardly help find ing for itself an extensive sale.
 -Dr. T. 0. Tiffany has moved into the house on Edgewood vacated by Esquire Reed, who has moved into his recently purchased house on East-st. George Sy. monds has taken his family to the Springs House, and M. D. Harris takes the house which he vacates on Highland Ter race. J. T. Melbourne now occupies F. N. Cranes cottage on East Main-st. B. l.. Burr takes that vacated by Melbourne, also on East-Main- st., and Mrs. A. H. Weir occupies that vacated by Burr, on High-st.
 A. $. Eaton's usually sedate and un- demonstrative mare, took fright at the cars on Saturday, and started abruptly for the more quiet scenes of her Staffordville home, badly. breaking the carriage in her nnwonted feats of agility.
 The weavers in the Mineral Springs mil. have thad .stheir pay reduced 10 per cent.
 -Goodly audiences attend the fortnight ly geologic lectures of Rev. B. F. Clark, but the wonder is that the church is not fairly hacked If is a forfuoo4o ,,looo IL |