The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-06-30
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

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DIR. Snow will be at home during next
week.
A. w. Walker will open on Saturday
of this week case of Ladies' Summer
Corsets at 80 cts. per pair, as good as are
being sold for so cts. Cali and examine.
"A. w. Walker offers this week extra
bargains in towels at IS cts. per pair.
"A variety OF Muslin Goods, price &C.
cording to quality, at A. L. Towards.
-A.W. Walker offers this week Ladies'
Linen and Crash Underskirts from 81 to
So each. They are we'll made, and just
the thing for summer wear.
Call and examine the line of Ladies
and Children's Summer Underwear just
received at A. L. Towards.
Ladies' house dresses and wrappers
at E. L. Burr's.
verse's, 25 Main-st. When not in store
call at residence, Highland Terrace. Il
For First Glass Photographs call al
Cardinals Studio. Cabinets only SO pei
dozen. Good work guaranteed. SO Main
Street.
Artistic photographs from $3.50 PEI
dozen upwards. Those handsome carbon
cites from 30 per dozen up. Martins,
Johnson's block.
-Children's Dresses In muslin, cham
brays, ginghams, and print. lace and
hamburg trimmed, SOC to So, at E. L.
Burr's.
Why don't you insure with Henry M.
Bartlett?
Ladies attention! A. E. Vining OF
Springfield wishes to inform you that he
has Il choice line of upholstering stuffs
and is prepared to do your uphOlstering
and make over your hair mattresses al
your house. For the next two weeks he
can be found at the Springs House.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
w. R. G. meeting tomorrow night.
friends in Willimantic.
Regular meeting of Winter Post, G. A
R., next Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie circuit has returned from
New Jersey for the summer vacation.
H. E. Burwell, q. S. Baker, Dr. G. L.
Nichols and Ralph Ricards were at May
land Park Sunday.
Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, 1
o. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
Advertised letters: Mrs. L. A. Abby
Julian Brooks, Henry Frazier, Mrs. Hell
en- E. Lowering, Della Lamont.
The Stafford savings bank has declared
a semi-annual dividend of 2 per cent, anC
has carried 81, 900 to the surplus.
Dr. G. FL. David and Miss David have
gone to Canada, owing to the serious ill
ness of their mother. They started las
Sunday evening.
Rev. A. ]. Mcleod preached his fare.
well sermon at the Congregational church
Sunday. There was large attendance
at both services.
Rev. Timothy Bannon of Lakevill,
preached an eloquent sermon at st. Ed
wards church Sunday in the interests o
the Lakeville parish.
Photographer Martin has the pictures
of the graduating class of '99 attractively
mounted and on exhibition in the show
window of Eaton's drug store.
Four young ladies united with the
Congregational church Sunday by profes
sion. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
John NJ. Larned was baptized.
The lecture, "Venice to Naples" by
Rev. F. u. Blakeslee at the Methodist
church Monday evening proved both in
struetive and interesting. The lecture
was illustrated by the stereopticon, and
the pictures were so life-like that the
of this class should draw larger houses in
Stafford
The 1st national bank has declared q
semi-annual dividend of 81 per cent The
officials of the bank hope to be able t.
supply the documentary and proprietaI.
revenue stamps July /, or as soon ate
that as they can be procured. After Jul,
1st care must be taken that twO-cen
stamp is placed on all checks, drafts anc
proprietary articles.
The Staffords defeated the Hampden
in loosely played game on the fai
grounds last Saturday afternoon. Tn
game was called in the seventh innin
owing to the threatening weather. Tn
score on even innings was 10 to II l.
favor of the home team. A game will b
played Saturday with the Sodom Stars O
Wtllimantic. The players will line up q
four O'Clock. Monday forenoon, July 4tt
at 10 O'Clock, "a game will be played at tn
fair grounds with the South Willingtons
The South Wilmington team is good on
and the game is bound to be interesting
Mrs. Philo West has No. 4, new lei
shoe for which she wishes to find mate
She sold wood to the Mccarthy sho
company and was to have shoes in pay
ment. At the time of the fire she ha
one pair of shoes due her. She called g
Mr.. McCarthy's home and gave her
shoe from his sample case and agreed t
get the other one at the factory for hel
Mrs. West has made every effort to &c
the other shoe but has been unable to d
So When the stock Of shoes come int
the market, Mrs. West would like to col
fer with the buyer. She is willing to bu
or sell. This is the only course that
now open as Mr.. Mccarthy and famll
have left town.
no AOAAOWADS PAPAA0 AZ AAO N1LAON
grades have distinguished themselves b
the regularity of their attendance. TIL
following pupils of the high school wei
neither absent nor tardy:
Grace NJ. Booth, Bertha Lyon, Mau
l.. Beard, Mary F. Leach, Charles H. d.
mond.
Grade IX.-Cora Burwell, Ethel Davis
Maurice Demond, Alice Fitton, Harr
Jubb, Emma Kuehne, Robert Mcleod
Blanche Robbins, Grace Robbins, Haiti
Tuthill, Louise Webster.
VII and VIII.-Alice Abel, Nellie Gil
ford, Kate Cutler, May Goff, Helen Leach
Alvan Smith, ElinoI Valentine, Berth
Witt, Annie Wobbecke.
V and VI.-Maud Arnold, Addie B,
mott, Mona Converse, Joy Eaton, Etht
Gary, Jessie Pease, May Weeks, LOU
Melbourne, Alice Bailey, Tillie Brown
Mabel Meyers, Pearl Newell, Eva Rounds
Lees Furness.
IV.-Minnie Bondville, Emma GAR