The Press., 1897-09-30

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 Bargains in Ladies' Dress Skirts at K. l.. Burr's.
 The first jingle of frOst has turned the tide of travel to Broadhurst Bros Shoe Store, Springfield. It's indeed a very busy place these days, and why not, when there are all kinds under one roof that's not generally found by going the rounds of dozen A school shoe for a that does more service than the girls have rockoned on getting Is their Albion leader.
 We have added thls week to our stock n fine line of Ladies' and Children'B Jack cts and CApes. A. L. Howard.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. I. c. Baker Is visiting friends in wilImantic.
 Dana Gary attended the fair at Brattle- boro yesterday.
 Fred Sweet, who has been quite Ill, Is now able to sit up.
 D. J. Mccarthy returned to his studies at Yale college Tuesday.
 F. K. Eastman has returned to Wesley an university, Mlddletown.
 The fair At WillimAntic has Allured many Cf our citizens this week.
 Regular sessIon of Wauseon Lodge, I. O. O. F., next Tuesday evening.
 Regular meeting of Winter Post, No. 44, c. A. R., next Tuesday evening.
 Regular convocatlon of Orient Chapter, R. A. M, next Wednesday evening.
 Miss Bertha Heald returned yesterday from 6 visit of few days at Boston.
 T.raaa n ComIna roKurUad AO0dnv to his studies at Hahnemann Medical Col lege, Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. T. 0. Lathrop and Mrs. Edward Wilbur returned yesterday iron, a week in New York.
 John Sullivan returned to Philadelphia Monday to resume his studies at the Phil adslphla dental college.
 II. c. BalbriAn, formerly superintendent At the Warren Woolen Company, visited friends In town this week.
 The democrats will have their caucus for the nomination of town officials this evening at the town house.
 The republicAns will hold caucus at the town house tomorrow evening to A@AAAAhMN1 AVA AVwh 0hAlAWAMs
 Mrs. A. Mills, of WestHeld, N. J., has boon the guest of her daughter, Mrs. VII liam Whitaker, the past two weeks.
 Mrs. W. W. Lathrop has bought the drug business from the W. W. Lathrop estate. Mir. Pease will bo retained as manager.
 Y. F. s. c. K. subject at the COngrega- tlonal church next Sunday evening, "How to Make Gods Win our Win, and the Result" Win II. Heald, leader.
 Mas Roso Roberts, aged 3i, died lAst ThursdAy after a short Illnsas of typhoid feysr. The funeral wna held last Smtur- day evening from St. Edwards church.
 Prof. CrOy and daughter drew smAlI houses at the Opera house last Friday and Saturday evenings. ThOae who did attend wure pleaSed with the antartAin- mont
 A talk on the Question of tho Hour, !" nlnstrated by stsreoptieOn. will be given on Haymarket square tomorrow evening by Joseph II. JAmes. of Rockville, secre- tary of the Connecticut Temperance un- lon.
 At the meeting of the registrars last Saturday, 90 voters were made In this dis tTiot and siK in the first district. Quite a number Of nAmes were dropped, but the result will be e slight gain. Three wo- men voters were made.
 E. J Sweet was injured at the worsted mlll last Saturday. He was removing an iron door weighing about 900 pounds from a boiler and in some way fell with the door on top of him. The door was taken on as soon as possible, but he was severely squeezed and one rib was broken.
 The combined chorus of Grace church and of St. Johns church in Rock ville, will give harvest festival and song ser vice at St. Johns church in that city the second week in October. The musical program will be under the direction of Rev J. ID. Martin and the entertainment will be repeated in Grace church the same week that lt Is presented In Rockville.
 s. l.. Ferry has filed an appeal from the deoisiOn of the superior court, which was recently made in the Page will cause. An appeal has also been taken In two cases brought by J. F. Chamberlln, In which the superior court ruled that the probate court erred In denying the petition asking for administration on the estates of Elijah H. Chapman and Eunice Chap. man.
 St. Edwards ball nine played with the St. Thomas team at Palmer last SAtur. day, and were defeated by . score Of IA to Q. In the first of the 9th Inning the score stood to 8, with two men out. A costly error was made at thls stage of the game after which c runs were brought in. Each team now has a game to it's credit, and the third and deoisive game, which will Do played on the local grounds Saturday will prove interesting.
 FrAnoos sturtsvAnt, with his steam mil arrived in town the first of the week and will be employed by W. K. Demond, who has purchased tho timber standing or several large lots In thls vicinity. WOrh will be commenced on the lot near Staf ford street, purchased of Mrs. Henry Bot. tum. LAtsr the mill will bo set up oU the Fuller farm, the Chanea farm, tho Morey farm. and the Gray farm. MT Demond has finished work on the old Tilden place near MerrOws, and tho farm ls now for sale.