The Press., 1893-04-20
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 LOCAL NOTICES.
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 Miss Horrigan received this week an- other beautiful line of Spring Millinery. Those desiring beautiful hat, please call. At Pages Block. 1w
 Do you want good wheel at reas- onable priee2 Look al. the, i Hartford ? WM. A WEHYE, Agent.
 W. V. ,Odell, the Staffordville mer- chant, has just received from Boston "a new line of Spring and Summer Shoes, for Gents and Ladies' Wear, in all Latest Styles, and at prices as low. as can be found.
 A. w. Walker offers this week a lot of Ladies' Skirt Patterns at 20 cts. each:
 Local Paper at The Press office.
 A. w.. Walker has Aliens Prints that he is selling at cts. yard and will be sold at that price until all sold.
 We invite the attention of all our customers to call and examine the Somer- set Dress Reform Gorsets, for sale at A. W. Walkers.
 All are cordially invited to call and see our new stock of millinery, which is large and complete with the latest and most correct styles, and all orders will be promptly attended to. Miss M. T. Rus sell. ,e ~ EsA
 Special sale of Ladies' and Chfldren's Spring Garments this week at A. w. Walkers.
 Ladies' and Children's Spring Gar ments in all the new styles at E. l.. Burr's. One case of good Outing Flannels at cents yard. Send for samples, at A. w. Walkers. s.. %;.,..> ,...... Ladies Hats in ali the new shapes for spring, at B. l.. Burrs. ;; :.
 Ladies' Wrappers in Gingham, Cham brays and Prints. at E. L. Burr's.
 Ladies Shirt Waists in the latest styles and lowest prices, atMiss Rassef's
 Dress LiningS and Trimmings, Gimps in the new and spoP9lar shades, at Miss RusselPs.
 Bargains in Toilet Ware at M. G. Moole's. See corner, window.
 Orders for duplicate whist sets re- ceiIed at The Press office. We have bought a Job Lot of 1000 Fine Linen Ruled Tablets of bankrupt stock at very low price, and will close them out at the lowest of prices-6 cents each-lower than the regular wholesale price. This is the best bargain we ever had or ever expect to have. Stationery of All l>Kinds, at Low Prices, at The Press office. JobLots a speciality, --
 
 The breaking of portion of the large dynamo at the electric light works on the evening of April Eth deprived the streets of light on five following nights. The grumbling thereat proves that people ap- preciate the lights.
 SOCIETY MEETiNes:-.. Ionic Lodge. F.: A.. M.. meets Tuesday evening, Orient Chapter R. IA. M, Wednesday evening.
 All are invited to the geastSensen's so- ciGl at the Congregational chapel next Tuesday evening. The hosts for the eve ming are Messrs. J. M. Leach, G. F. Bail ey, F. G. Sanford, F. H. Baker.
 Letters remaining in the. office at Stafford Springs, April 20: John A. Con- merry, Joseph Reed, Eugienjusz Walicki. The school in Stafford Street district begins next Monday. Miss Addie Rath- burn, of Colchester, teacher.
 The adjourned meeting of the Con- gregational society will meet at the chapel next Tuesday, evening. It should be large meeting, as important business will be transacted.
 HI. c. Mclaughlin is now filling the place of foreman in the Leader job print ing office at Rockville.
 County Clerk Dimock of Holland was an attendant at services in the Congrega- tional church last Sunday morning.
 Rev. Frank E: Jenkins, who is this week installed into the Congregational pastor ate at Palmer, graduated at the Hartford Seminary in 1881, and preached at South Coventry four years-1SS2 to 1SS6., At one time the church at Stafford Springs desired him to fill the pulpit as a candidate, but at that time he had elected to enter mission work, and soon after went to New Decatur, Alabama, where he has built up large church. He leaves that place now because the climate is bad for his wife's health. He will be succeed ed at New Decatur by Rev. Geo. R. Hew- itt of West Springfield, Mass, who is well known to many Stafford Springs people.
 Rev. W. H. B. Allen and wife have been spending several days in town with MT. and Mrs. J. M. Horniss, and on Sun day MT. Allen preached to his old con- gregation at Grace church. MT. Allen has just declined call to very desirable place in Michigan, to the. great pleasure of his present flock at Sea Cliff, L. I. His parish are just about completing the erec- tion of an elegant new church. Everything indicates that work upon the new passenger station is to be begun upon very soon. First, place will have to be prepared for the freight depot, and arrangements made to handle and store freight during the removal of that build ing, which now stands upon the site of the proposed passenger depot. The freight depot will be loeatedon South-st., next to Demond's coal and lumber yard. Noth- ing has been done in the borough for many years that will make so radical a change as that to be made in our depot buildings. We can now almost begin to hope to sometime see the last of the old Springs House.
 A fire alarm during Tuesday night was caused by the burnfng@of an unused photograph car standing opposite the Gen. tral WooIen mill. The fire was incendiary, or else accidentally set by tramps, who arc known to have .madA if g harbor of refuge, . 70. ,:is -;51. ;l.-=. @ 3.ii. .-i,= -Anotherllot of western horses were unloaded from the cars atiithe depot yes- terday morning, and may now be seen at Needham's stables. Good judges speak enthusiastically of their quality and style. Aoo1DENTs.- Mrs. Walter Lyon of Crys- tai Lake broke her right hip Tuesday, 18th, by falling on the floor. Her foot caught in nail, causing her to fall on her right side. Her age. 80 years, makes it 8