The Press., 1895-06-13
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LOCAL NOTICES.

-Oh! for bowl for my bread anC milk You certainly will say so wheI you see those in Anthony Adams window Big mark down in Trimmed Hats anC Bonnets. Children's Hats and Baby Bon nets for 9 and 90 cts. Saturday, June the 10th. At K. F. Horrigan's, E. K Taft's block
 Prof. Wade will be at E. K. Taft's drug store on Friday, June 14th, to test and fit eyes. Difficult cases solicited. If in want of good Black Dress cal at A.sW. Walkers, where you will find s large assortment and the prices very low
 A. w. Walker offers this week Swiv. el Silks, 27 inches wide, at 35 cents yard Just the thing for Ladies' Waists.
 When you want 8 good Fast Black Cotton Hose for ladies and children buy the Gordon dyed. For sale at A. w. Walkers.
 Capes and Coats for ladies and ohil. dren, the latest styles, at E. L. Burr's. A. W. Walker offers this week Fancy Cefored Welt Pique. large assortment, al 124c. per yard. Call and examine or send for samples.
 Only 39c for Shirt Waists, dark print and lawns, at E. l.. Burr's.
 Ladies Silk Waists, also lawn and cambric, at E. l.. Burr's.
 A. W. Walker is showing large line of Lace Curtains, and all kinds of Fancy Laces and other goods for sash curtains. Call and examine.
 Dress Trimmings, Silks, Velvets and Gimp can be found at B. L. Burr's.
 - Something new! Celery Cigars. Good for the Nerves. Try them. At F. E. E.Fitzpatrick's and at HurleyBro's. 2m" Large line of Infants Cloaks, Dresses and Bonnets at A. w. Walkers.
 Nouy MillinorU roooiuoH ovnrU NUoak including all the latest novelties in trim mings and styles at Miss Russell's.
 STAFFORD.
 The publishers of Stafford Illus trated" wish to say that the price will surely be advanced to $2 per volume af- ter next Saturday, June 15. The price, $1.5O, they find was placed too low, but will receive subscriptions until that date, and due allowance will be made on or ders sent by mail. The binding is being done at 0. w. Bryan < Co.'S, Springfield, and the first installment of books is ex- pected to-day.
 Regular meeting of Winter Post, G. A. R., next Monday evening.
 
 Tuesday evening.
 Miss Caroline Brown this week grad uates from school at Peekskill, N. Y., and her sister, Miss Sophie, has gone to attend the exercises.
 The stone work for the new hotel is completed, and the brick laying is being rapidly done. Part of the lumber is upor the ground. Nearly 100000 brick will be used in basement and chimneys.
 pr. Nichols had a narrow escape from a serious accident at the Spring-st crossing on Monday, his horse shyine and running, overturning the carriage and clearing himself. The overturnine was near the bank wall of the cove. Botf the doctor and lady who was with hin escaped injury, though the carriage wal considerably broken. The horse wal from a livery stable, and strange to itl driver.
 The engine of a south-bound freigh train became derailed just north of th' Tolland avenue crossing on Monday, Ow ing to loose tire, and the mid-afternoor passenger train south was delayed shor lime in consequence.
 -Of the proposed electric railway tht only objection heard worth considering if the doubt expressed by conservative but public-spiIited men that it will pay. This Is met by the fact that the men who pro pose to risk it are taking all the risk They furnish the money; they have haC experience, and they have looked the ground all over. They will take theil chances with risk; ought we not to b' willing to take ours, with no risk? Int projectors are not visionaries, but prac tical business men, having the very bes endorsements.
 Rice was chestnuts at the railwa, station on Tuesday morning, two couple married that morning at St. Edward church departing on different trains. MT and Mrs. (Edith Eaton) Frederic Lyncl going north on the boat train, and MI and Mrs. (Dora Largess) Edward Rob erts on the 10 a. m. tlain north. MI Lynch is well-known as a musician, an Mir. Roberts conducts a barber shop a Stafford Hollow.
 Napoleon Bolieau is able to resum his duty as baggage master at the passeI ger station, though yet somewhat lame.
 The stone for the new hotel is bein cut by A. w. Kingsbury in his sheds o Furnace avenue. The work is in charg of David Bissett. The stone is bein quarried in this town.
 Mrs. w. H. Smith was last Saturda summoned to her parents home in Yves Winfield, N. Y., by news of the death ( her mother, Mrs. Alonzo Wood, who ha for long time been hopelessly i'll.
 -Children's Sunday at the Congregf tional church was day of days to th little ones, who were pleasantly addresse in the morning by the pastor, and in th evening themselves assisted in the exel cises of singing, recitations, etc. Tn orchestral accompaniment used in lai winters Sunday evening services vel kindly aided again on this occasion. Tn floral decorations were beautiful. S were many of the pieces spoken and sun by the little folks.
 Geo. F. Lucas is about again afte eleven weeks confinement with lung feve
 MT. Monroe, the Southblidge opticiaI will be at Burrs store on Tuesday an Wednesday next.
 The trial of Dr. Malcolm R. Gri wold, the dentist, was begun in the s1 pelfor court at Hartford Tuesday nor ing, and the court room was crowdet The doctor was charged under fol counts,-two with setting lire to buil' ing to defraud an insurance company, or with statutory arson, and one with settir fire to 8 building next to dwelling house. He pleaded not guilty. He is b.