The Press., 1898-05-12
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LOCAL NOTICES.
 tMatter under this head 10 cents per Ine.)
 -S. F. Maine is showing a nice line o Bicycle Shoes. Also summer shoes il black and russet, and you don't have t. pay for sewing machines, bicycles, lamps kodaks, or anything else but shoes ant you will get 100 cents in value in Shoe for every dollar you spend at s. F Maine's. 3w
 A. w. Walker has received this weel d new lot of soc. Corsets in DTab ana White. They are as good as those ad vertised as great bargain at 59 cts. pei pair Call and examine.
 Dress Goods. silk and wool, only 5Oc cheap at 75c. at B. l.. Burr's.
 Ladies' house dresses and wrappers at E L. Burr's.
 -Caskets and funeral goods at Con verse's, 25 Main-st. When not in store call at residence, Highland Terrace. tt
 For First-Class Photographs call al Cardinals Studio. Cabinets only $2 pel dozen. Good work guaranteed. 8S Main Street.
 Artistic photographs from $1.50 per dozen upwards. Those handsome carbon. cites from $2 per dozen up. Martins, Johnson's block.
 Fine Kid and Chamois Gloves, low price, at E. L. Burr's.
 Just received. a new line of Braid Trimmings, Waist Ornaments and Fancy Gimps, at A. L. Towards.
 Have you seen our superb pansies If not, you are invited to do SO, and leave your orders with us. c. H. Baker & Go.
 A. w. Walker offers this week g small lot of Fancy Muslins, Glnghams and other Cotton Dress Goods at cents yard, also have some very pretty Colored Muslins from 10 to IT cents yard.
 A. w. Walker has been trying for some. time to get Boys Hose that would veal well and look well. and has found It 1T the Black Dog Hose, which Is the best Hose that was ever put on the market tc sell for 25 cents pair. Call and examine
 Miss Russell has returned from mar ket, where she has bought many new anC pretty novelties, which make nice addi tion to her already large stock of milli nery. and any who are in want of pretty and stylish hat Or bonnet will do well tC call on her.
 For Sale-Kentucky Running Horse. Can be seen at 'Needham's stable. Dr. G. L. Nichols.
 Prof. T. F. Jordan, has purchased 8 large stock of popular music, which he will offer to the public, from Ten to Twenty Five cents 8 copy. Don't fail to hear the Talking Machines. Also call and examine the new lot of new and second hand pianos.
 A few lawn and hay rakes, secured from the bankrupt stock of Smith & Ad- ans, for sale right at the Chicago grocery.
 Ladies Dress Skirts in Silk and Wor- steds from $1 to $6, at E. L. Burr's.
 Now is the season to secure your window screens-for sale at the Chicago grocery.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. J. V. Squier is guest of Mrs. James Mclaughlin.
 Dr. G. H. Snow will be at his office in the borough next Monday.
 Regular meeting of Winter Post, G. A. R., next Tuesday evening.
 Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, I. O. F., next Tuesday evening.
 ". R. Gilbert of Nichols X Gilbert, New Haven, was in town over Sunday.
 Henry bio has rented the middle store in Taft's block and will open variety store.
 Robert Buckley has sold his cottage at Crystal Lake to Mrs. Clayton Howard of Rockville.
 Gary Bros have received new rubber tired carriage and have an order in for several more.
 Mrs. Chas. Roberts and Miss Ethel Roberts, of Cherry Valley, Mass, are guests of Mrs Frank Vt scott.
 Marshall Bolieau has purchased of Adelbert Needham pair of large black horses of very attractive appearance.
 The weather this week has been more spring like and the farmers and gardeners are taking advantage of it to plant their early vegetables.
 The High school juniors cleared about $15 by their pleasing entertainment last evening, which will assist them towards entertaining the seniors.
 E. c. Dennis Is improving the appear aDee of the grounds around his mill. He has raised the driveway and is grading preparing to seeding down lawn.
 Miss Alice Walker spent Sunday at her home accompanied by her class mate at the Willimantic Normal school, Miss Grace Roraback daughter of Judge Rora- back.
 The Electric Light company has been obliged tore-set it's poles for about half a mile on the lower end of the road lead ing to the Hollow on account of the pre- no tiono for rnaoo domizip0
 Miss Gertrude Butterfield returned from New London Tuesday where she attended the Pbilbrook- Webb wedding Saturday. Miss Buttelfield acted as maid of honor at the wedding. Mir. Philbrook was a former resident.
 Mrs. John Smiledge had a birthday surprise party last Thursday afternoon. Ten of her neighboring friends arrived early in the afternoon and took her com pletely by surprise. She arose to the oc- casion very quickly and very pleasant time is reported by those who attended. A lunch was served at 5 o'clock Mrs. Smiledge was presented with an oak table, jardaniere and palm.
 Royal Arch Masons celebrated their Tooth anniversary at Hartford Tuesday. H. s. Abel, David Bissett, Fred Close and G. c. Parkess represented Orient chapter at the exercises. At the annual meeting of the grand chapter held in the forenoon Harry s. Abel of this town was elected grand high priest. This is the highest and most important masonic office in the state and MT. Abel is to be congratulated.
 Next Monday evening the Current Events club will meet atthe home of Mrs. F. F. Patten. In addition to last weeks program the subjects for the evening will be, "Knic kerbocker's history of New York;" Irving as a biographer, Irving's place in literature. At the annual meet ing last Monday evening the following