The Press., 1890-03-27
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 Lecea Nesaces. .s ,sF --Can and examine Mohair Brilliantine in eolors ak E. |. Burr's.
 ss,se, 1zs zsCaiifornia reaofss, Pears, Apricots, Piuns, &e., 20c. can, st Ellia'. -Eliis is selling good tub Buttsr. from sis SSakledgs crsamary at 2Oc. lb. ,,a .kyAGo%e Inh cson'a and get 40 bars e3sgood Soap for one dollar. ... s..-+- -ss4 ssS-stOid Colony Corn, full weight cans, 7c s -Co6es from 25 to s5c per ID, at yohnson's. ss %ss -SCsll early and secure bargains in Canned Qoods at Johnson's. en32s.
 2A. ". Walker offers this week one lot of of LAassss ApsIFsr Garments, in 8 zes B, 34, 3S sua ss.a 45each, worth ssffom $7 to BIO. Call early and take your choice.
 -6o to \. W. Walkers and examine the largest ssock of oorsets that was ever shown .. '--snna., Iohnson,s and getsro lbs. of nice Ns. '-Just received, few cases of first. quality \. Canned Corn at 3 cans for 25c., at Johnson's. Extsl bargains in Biack@anu coiored ,Dsss Goods st 4. " Walkers: <. H.s
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 --Teaafrom 25esto $1. 10, Coffee frem25c. Go 0c.. with premium, at the Oriental .> A~z fali line q fine Spices sand and Extracts at A..s-a1-N -N,sa pressntswish Baking Powder at the
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 are sslhhs seiz ;yi'f' low at the z, ori- ..ss-.Tes eaa buy 80 bars good Soap for sl .I.s:a gIsgisg% g g,,,., buffer from the Filing -t ssCoy7Hzs.lIossrs of good Coffee will find something to their entire liking by. using our mixture of pure Mocha and Java Coffee, ground to order,, At Johnsons.
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 verge, president of the Withlacoochee River. Land & LnmberGo., is aethes Dade Cify Hotel. He is genial. open-hearted big.souled man, who makes 8 p easing i'm pression npDn. 4llz whom he meets. He and his friend Kibbe are whole team, who keep everybody about them lively much pleased with onrssection, and donot regret the large investments they have msda in our county. Messrs. Converse, Kibbe, Howard and Gager of the above sempny gre aA smsp of push and energy, MWell As public. spirited and progressive. The fact that they are identified with the interests of this section is an encouraging faature i, -.s ..-s si -ta 5 x
 -The following are the figures obtained hy:the agents of the Conn. Bible Society M their recent canyass of Stafford Springs Population, 2,284; total number of fami. 15es, 559 Of sthesea2S5 are American, :. epnprising 1,0OO persons; 1O3 French Qensdians 654 persons; s9 Irish. Al persons fl German, Al persons. The I seeissiSs issIe s more ore thas gGs, i've 'Ir per sons to the family. The Irish come next with an average of little less than five The Americans number about 4, and the Germans trife less. The Roman Cath aalie4 4AnmiaAe sa046, and protestant of all Approximations 1.238. The Methodists lead ah protestant denQminatie4s in point of numbers, tasrs being 529, and then follow in order 357 Congregationalists, 197 Epis. eepAlians, B Lutherans, g Baptists, Il Advsntists, eight Universalists, six Pres- OnehundSed sDd ninesssnfi fr5testants do nos attend church at all. The Catholics make . better showing in this respect, tgere being but 13 non attendants. There abs in the borough 154 protestant children shetxeen <the- ages of Hand 16 in the Sun day school, and 50 out. Of Roman Gath okcschildren there are 157 between those ages in Sunday school, and 1O9 out.
 -Thsaannhaf meeting of the Congrega. tioul society will be held in the chapel s0-morrow evening at 7.30.
 Rev. Geo. R. Dickinson sprained his snkis sou Saturday last, and in cohseduence only morning service was held at the Congregational church on Sunday.
 Dr. C. B. Newton ia making an ;addi- tionto his house by raising the ell to two stories.
 B. s. and B, J. Root, of Holland, 0fher sud son, with ,thair dog Peter, NseeRhotographed by Baker on Monday. wfht this years harvest of 17 fox skins. "Petes. whose age is 8 years, oficiated at n1enths old, and his record by years is as tonows: 1882. &; .,ssss 7.s as8, 6s. ,85, 6 ;; 6s 12; 17, IA 88, i6 ;s's9, 6; go, IT total, e6. All but three were taken within the town of Holland, the exceptions being int over the Ellington liaes .ss>~ ssG ja ans1tations are out for the marriage of 4ia. Anna l.. Fisk, eldest daughter of E. '. FBk. Stafford Street, to Mir J. F Richardson of Preston City on next Tues dAy.9ApFiI let. A N =
 -@ME Joshua Woods hens don't pro- pose to take q back seat either in the show room or at home, one of them beating the lsEge egg record last week by laying one thA. measures St by 6E inches, weighing 4l5;l6 oz
 nounces special train aAd Tickets for sale q nll stations between Stafford Springs and Wiilimantic for Rice S Dixey's great sF41tEs Rnic.sppeyA "The Corsair, D t0b6 given af Loomer's Opera House on Tuesday evening, April Sth. The per