The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-07-20
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Matter under this head 10 cents per line.)
Linen and Duck Dress Skirts at A
L. Towards.
"A. W. Walker offers Ladies' Shirt
Waists, made from good Indigo Blue
Print, at 81 cts. each.
Light and Dark Percales To-, Chalies
and Muslins 4c. Special sale for Friday
and Saturday at E. L. Burr's.
If you want a new Shirt Waist, Waist
Set. Belt, Buckle, Ribbons, Beauty Pins
or Linen Collars, call at A. L. Towards.
Special sale of Sailors at reduced
prices at Mrs. Lathrop & Miss Stevens.
Mems White Skirts, Laces and Ham
burgs and Collars and Cuffs at Mrs. Dun
hams, StaffoIdville.
Good work, prompt service, right
prices. Macerick Laundry. Office with
Schmeiske & Jacobsen. F. A. Lasbury,
agent.
"A. w. Walker is showing large as
sortment Of Lace Curtains from SO cts. tC
So per pair. Call and examine and gel
prices.
New white sailor hats received this
week, and all trimmed hats marked down
at less than half price. Shirt waists
white and colored, marked down-50o
waists now 29c. New ties, waist sets
belts and belt buckles, etc., at Miss Rus.
sells. 2v
Mrs. F. White has opened a restau.
rant in the Tilden block. Meals will be
served at all hours with good home made
food. She cordially invites the patronage
of the public.
-Refrigerators almost given away. AS
I do not want to carry them over, will
sell the few remaining at cost. A. Ad-
ans, Stafford Springs.
Full line of window screens at the
Chicago grocery.
Some Of our customers being dissatis
fed with the Maverick laundry, we shall
hereafter send all laundry left at the store
to the celebrated g. B. Cook laundry
Worcester. We send Tuesday at 80 p
M, return Saturday a. m. 81. S. Abel.
A. w. Walker offers this week 6
large assortment of Ladies' Cotton, Liner
and White Pique Skirts from 80 cts. tt
1925 each. Special values at 70 and 81
cts. each. These skirts are just the thing
for merchants day or vacation wear.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
W. R. G. meeting tomorrow evening.
Miss Wilhelmena Adams is visiting
friends at Palmer.
Miss Emma Babcock of Springfield, is
visiting her uncle, g. A. Ray.
Mrs. M. r. West of Hartford is CUES
of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Leach.
Miss Mabel Webber of Westfield is Wis
iting Miss Carrie Comins.
Thomas Ward has removed to Somers
Vile, where he has taken position.
Miss Myrna Washburn is attending thu
Chautauqua assembly at Laurel Park.
Nelson Towne has exchanged the Keye
place on the Union road for dwelling
house at Bristol.
j, Mr. and Mrs. M. O'Halloran will leav
the first of next week for a vacation il
the Berkshire hills.
R. W. WINNINGS of Lebanon, Pa, ha
ford floral company.
Mrs. G. H. King and daughter, Iva, o
Bridgeport. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. L.. Burr last Friday.
Services will be resumed in Grace
church next Sunday. There will be hol.
communion at z. 80 a. m.
James B. Comins returned from Bos
ton Monday evening, where he took the
examination of the state board in medi
cine
Austin Stockwell, formerly in the EN-.
ploy of W. A. Comins, and who lived
here with his family, died recently at the
home of his oldest daughter, Mrs. Henri.
Payne, in Belchertown, Mass.
Ernest K. Taft left town Monday for
vacation of two weeks. Apart of the tim
will be spent with his sister, Mrs. F. A
Bagnall of Greensboro, VT, and a par
with party at Wheeler camp on Pleasur
lake.
There will be an open air meeting @
the salvation army at eight O'Clock, Fri
day evening, on the grounds of Georg
Griffith, Westford avenue. Officers fror
South Manchester will be in charge
Everybody is invited.
Charles G. Anderson has started In tn
livery business in the Rockwell barr
formerly occupied by Adelbert Needham
Mr.. Anderson has had plenty of exper
ence in the business, and is we'll acquain
ed with the travelling public.
Damos Gingras, so, died Monday mor1
ing at his home on Wellington avenue
after an illness of nine days of pneumonia
He leaves a widow and nine children
The funeral was held from st. Edward
church yesterday forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
Edward Willis, who has been employe
in the office of the New London Norther
railroad at New London for the past se'
en- years, has resigned his position, and
spending a vacation of two weeks in towr
After his vacation he will enter the en-
ploy of the New York. New Haven
Hartford company.
The Rockville golf club came over Las
Saturday afternoon, and were beaten b
the Country club up. The following
the score:
Country Club. Rockville.
DR.. L. F. Eaton, Charles Allen,
E. Fl. Pinney, 0 George E. Sykes,
q. C. Pinney, o J. P. Cameron,
DIR. G. L. Nichols, 5 oliver Hyde.
j. Carl Converse, 2 II. j. MandeI,