The Press., 1898-03-24
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LOCAL NOTICES.

New UFA&M GOpuWt WFMpVhfey OutAi Waista, etc., at A. l.. Towards.
 Opening of Spring Millinery Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, March 26, a and %. at Niles Russell's, and all are cor. dially invited.
 -Mlss K. F. HorrIgan has returned from New York with full line of Spring Millinery. which she will bs pleased to show to customers on or about April let. All the latest popular music that has been played or sung on the New York seage In the last six months, 500 copies to select from, at Jordau's music rooms.
 LLadles' house dresses and wrappers at K. l.. Burr's.
 --I4adies' FlanneIette W Walsts. will close theni out. only 45c, at E. l.. Burr's.
 -Caskets and funeral goods at Con. verse's, 20 Main-Bt. When not in store call Ut residenoe, Highland Terrace. ti For First-Clnss Photographs call al Cardinals Studio. Cabinets only &2 per doEei,. Good work guaranteed. S3 Main Strett.
 Artistic photographs from $l.50 per dozon upwards Those handsome carbon. cites from S2 per dozen up. Martins, Johnson's block.
 We are giving special inducements on all winter suits and overcoats. Prices will never be as low again.
 Fl. s. Abel. Blue Front Clothier. Ladies, Mlss Russell has returned from New York, and is ready to take your or. ders for Easter Millinery. While in New York the Misses Russell secured many pretty fancies in Neckwear for Indies, also Fancy Belts and Novelties In Trimmings. Gloves In new shades, etc. Call and see them.
 "A. W. Walker offers this week the largest and best assortment of Ladies' Shirt Waists that was ever shown iu town, and In all prices frorn 20 cts. to @2 each. Call carly and make your selection, as he will have no more of the same stylrs.
 A. W. Walkers trade on Ladies' Suits has started with Il rush, for they have sold more in the past two weeks than they sold last year un Go May lst, New suits coming in almost every day, and no two alike.
 --Can and see samples for Ladlee' Sklrts and Suits made to order at E, l., Burr's.
 An extraordinary bargain, \ h,eh grade bicycle, in perfect order, with ax. tpreA, inciudlng large air pump, cSeleme- Ger. lamp, etc.. for sale cheap Aa-se a nice black walnut roll-tcp wrstire @'sk - will soil at bargain. FaEthFT naSsie'a, lars at house. Mrs. L. MaTseF> htsAaaaS tsrmco
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 Regular meeting Ot q n. a, C. pNx. Monday evening.
 Mrs. Geo. LAwton spent SapAAS ir Boston and woonsockes
 Mlas May Murray Os SFESueAeaa tPca' Sunday with Mrs. M !. Le@SA,
 Mics Lena K. whntora eS WEllim&n,ie has been visiting tricuas in town.
 Mrs. W. If. Coo and ch8laren have gous to Worcester for the sammcp.
 Electric lights have bcen placed in E. K. spauldlng's store and W, r. BSdwelrs barn.
 There are about % boarders a, Holland ct present. Of these four are from this town.
 Nelson Towne has sold two lots on Clark street In Hartford to William Scy- mour.
 Fred Meyers spent Sunday In worces- ter. the guest of his brother, Arthur M~yes-
 Mss Mabel Kavnnaugh of Hartford, aaa Ss~n the guest Of Miss Gertrude But tsrtfsbd-
 MhuM sa@ts Follsst of woonsocket, R. L, ts tho guest os her sister. Mrs George LMwtsn-
 Mhm M. T. Russell will bold her spring millinery opening next Monday, Tuesday and WssAnssdAy.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. s. SmIledge entertain s-a ths AmsnIty whist club at their home Tpe~dny evening.
 Janies F. Chamberlin has sold to Peter PanerrA the Doyle place on the corner of Park and West streets.
 W. s. Martin has been chosen class photographer by the graduating class of '9s, Stafford High school.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. Burr are visiting friends In Now Haven and Bridgeport Mir. Burr was in New York Monday.
 Mics K. F. Horrlgan has returned from the millinery openings in New York, and will have her opening about April 1st.
 Y.P. s. c. E. topic at the Congrega, tlonal church next Sunday evening, Gods unfaIling promises" c. s. Baker, leader J. E. L. Robbins moved Monday Into the upstairs tenement ln the Scripture house recently purchased by Mir. Farms worth.
 A meeting of the directors of the agri cultural society will be held at the office of E. 0. Dennis Saturday afternoon ct { o'clock.
 Anthony Adams Is putting In a Mage' combination hot water heater in Mrs James McLaughlin's house on Highland terrace.
 The annual meeting of the Congrega tional Ecclesiastical society will be helt In the chapel next Tuesday evening at o'clock.
 Mir. and Mra. Rufus 1T. Mouiton rs turned Saturday from visit with friends In southbrIdge, Oxford, Quinebaug anC Webater.
 Mrs. D. N. Browne and Miss Katie Nc Carthy Of Providence, R. l., were tn. guests of MlSS K. F. Horrigan during th' past week.
 Ernest kobbins, former resident, vls ited friends In town Monday. Mir. Rob bins is a machinlst, and is now In the em ploy of Case, Lock woo d A. BrainArd com pany of Hartford.
 Frank Cogswell has resigned his posl tion as boss finlsher at the Warren wool |, sn mill. J. A. Cowen Of Dover, N. Fl. has taken the position. Mir. Cowen wal formerly with the Mineral Springs Co.
 Manager J. II. Gray of WlllimAntlo vii run special train to Wllllmantlc for tn, entertainment of ths big comic opera pro duotlon. "The Isle of Champagne" witl Richapd Golden as the comedian, anC Kntherfno Germalns and a company O ffty people, orchestra and special scenery The reserved seats will be 4l. The dat, ls April 7th.
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