The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-03-02
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March 9th, the largest and best stock of
Cotton Underwear that was ever shown
10 town. Bought direct from the manu-
faeturers, and we know the prices, are
right.
e. H. Stetson & Co., makers and re-
tailers of Meu's Shoes, will display their
styles for spring and summer al the Stat
ford Springs House, Monday and Tues
day, March Goth and 21st. AS usual,
they will be represented by Mr.. Piper. 8
A. w. Walker is showing a large as
soItment of Black Dress Goods from 25c
to ST. SO per yard, which it will pay you
to call and examine.
In order to make room for new spring
goods, Miss Russell will close out her
stock of ladies' underwear, hosiery. art
goods and stamped linens at very low
prices. Also few hats and bonnefs. and
many other al ticles, will be closed out re-
CARELESS of cost during this sale, which
commences Feb. 23d and will last till
March 4th. wv
A. W. Walker offers this week
good line of Ladies' Black and Colored
Skirts FROM 80 cts to 80 SO each. Special
values at 81 90 and Sl.25 each.
Bargains in short lengths Dress
Goods at E. l.. Burr's.
A. W. Walker offers this week 112
Ladies' Dress Skirts from $1.69 to 1878
each, which it will pay you TO call and
examine.
The latest in Photographs only so
cts per dozen. Offer good till April LIST.
Cardir al, SO Main-st
"A. l.. Howard offers reduced prices
on a few odd lots of seasOnable goods, to
close them out.
Ladies' $500 Dress Skirts for $500
at +. l.. Burr's.
-Losr--a sum of money. $40 reward
TO the finder. E. J. Hughes, Monsoon.
Special bargains in Black Dress
Goods at Fl. G.. Wheeler's. .....,-a -,
Miss Horrigan wishes to inform her
customers, who have received circulars
from w. d. Cannon, Jr., & Co, that she
has returned their goods and does not in
tend to handle them.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Regular meeting of the W. r. c. Friday
evening.
Miss WilheImena Adams is visiting
friends in Bondsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Adams were at
Norwich over sunday
r. c. Feeley has accepted a position in
the Beebe & Webber mills at Holyoke.
Miss Alice Farnell of Woonsocket, r.
l., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Scott.
j. p. Hersey, formerly with the Stafford
Floral company has been visiting friends
in town.
VIM. Chamberlain and family have
been visiting relatives in Thompsonville
this week.
Miss Catherine c. Smith has returned
from all extended Visit with relatives in
Kansas City.
company has been i'll with pneumonia.
but is now more comfortable.
The young mems SO ;ial aud literary
club had ladies night" Tuesday even
ing. A musical and literary program
with refreshments took the place of the
regular debate.
Alexander Blyth injured his hand in
the machinery at the Stafford worsted
mill few days ago. The end of one of
his fingers was crushed. He was attend
ed by DIR. Sullivan.
There will be a union service of the
Congregational and Methodist societies
next Sunday evening at O'Clock at the
Congregational church. Rev. J. 1. Bar
tholomew will preach.
w. G. Ellis left town last week for the
Adirondacks, where he will remain about
two months. Mr.. Ellis has enjoyed pref.
ty good health since his return, and makes
the trip to avoid the March winds.
There will be meeting of the court Of
burgesses next Tuesday evening. The
matter of the assessment for the Crown
street and Westford avenue sewer will
come before the meeting for adjustment
DIR. C. H. David will leave about the
10Th of this month for New York city,
where he will take a post graduate medi.
cal course. Later he will devote his time
TO speciality, and will locate in some
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Helm entertained
the Amenity whist club at their home
Tuesday evening. Prize winners were
Mrs. Frank Engley, William Foster
Frank Engley and Mrs. o. L. Suender.
hauf.
States Attorney Reed will prosecute
Frank Squires of South Coventry for thu
murder of D. D. Minor OF the same town
at the next term of superior court. At
torney Danahey has been retained by thu
defence.
The pupils of Orcuttville school gave {
Washington entertainment last Friday
the school closing Saturday. Number o
scholars, 30 average attendance, 25
Those neither absent nor4tardy Loui
Cady, Clarissa Davis and Leona Robbins
The body of Mrs. Mary Ellen Eaton
80, was brought here from Providenc
Tuesday for burial. Mrs. Eaton was
former resident. She leaves a husban,
and daughter. The funeral was hel,
from the home of her brother, VIM. Whit
taker, yesterday afternoon, Rev. J.
Bartholomew officiating. The burial wa
in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
The attraction at the opera house Sat
urday evening will be Edison's movin
pictures. This novelty has proved yer
popular in the cities. 1t shows living
moving scenes on the canvas, and tn
subjects are usually well chosen. A PEI
centage Of the receipts will be given t
the Ladies' Aid societies of the Congre
gationaI and Methodist churches.
Business at the Stafford Springs Monu
mental works promises to be lively thi
spring. The contracts recently taken b
Mr.. Kingsbury are as follows: Quinc
granite monument, sarcophagus style, fo
Mrs. George Moore at Staffordville
Barre granite monument, sarcophagu
style. Amanda M, Blanchard, Stafford