The Press., 1900-01-18
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LOCAL NOTICES.
(Matter under this head 10 cents per l1ne.)
Five cents buys Towel at A. L..
HowaId's.
"A. W. Walker will continue his linen
sale until Saturday night, Jan. Goth.
Fleece Lined Wrappers, Csc to $1.25,
at A. l.. Towards.
Carpet Warp spoiled all colors at E.
L. Burr's.
"A. W. Walker has received this week
another lot of Towels for the sale. They
are good value, and now Is the time for
you to buy years supply.
See those dark colored Outing Elan
mel Shirt Waists, 49c, at A. L. Towards.
Toilet Quilts from SOC cents up at A.
L. Howard's.
Try the Maverick laundry. All hand
shirt ironing. No extra charge for col
lecting and delivering. Give US trial.
F. E. CONVERSE, Agent.
Have you seen those Corsets at A.
w. Walkers that they are selling for SO
cts. per pair? They are the best corset
for the money ever sold in town. They
come In white, black and drab.
i will close out Capes, Goats and
Furs at reduced prices. E. L. Burr.
Geo. A. Moore. optician, in Stafford
Springs every Friday. Leave orders at
Butterfield's Hardware Store.
Black Dress Skirts from $1.19 up to
$40 each at A. w. Walkers.
"A. w. Walker has received this
week Is dozen Ladies' Wrappers from SO
cts. to $1.62 each. These are the Do
nestle Wrapper, which is the best made
wrapper on the market.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Supper will be served by the w. :. G.
Friday evening from to Z.
Miss Grace Harwood has returned to
Abbott's seminary at Andover, Mass.
William L. Crawford has taken a po-
sition as nachinist with Faulkner & Co.
An infant daughter (Rose) of William
T. Weld of Benton street died yesterday.
Romeo Serafin has sold his half In the
farm on the West Stafford road to his
brother.
The ladies of Grace church are plan
ming to hold ''Talents" sociable the last
of February.
Michael Bowler has been engaged as
bartender by Landlord Follansbee of the
Springs House.
An all-day meeting was held yesterday
at the Staffordville Methodist church, to
which several people went from the
Springs.
At Orcuttville next Sunday there will
be Sunday school at and service and SER
mon at 3. The men of the neighborhood
are especially invited.
Frank Simmons will remove his family
shortly into one of the three tenements
In Mrs. W. W. Lathrops house on Grant
avenue south Of J. s. Smiledge's.
The last rehearsal of "Athalie," which
was very fully attended, gives assurance
of q splendid performance of the work.
Rehearsal next Monday, as usual.
The improved system for lighting the
Methodist church will be ready for use
for the first time Sunday night, when the
pastor will preach. The evening service
Is at O'Clock.
Owing to unfavorable circumstances In
securing speakers and singers, the post
poned memorial exercises of Winter Post,
G. A.. R., were again and indefinitely
postponed Tuesday evening.
The Congregational Sunday school will
give a missionary concert, In honor OF
missionary day, next Sunday evening at
O'Clock. Readings, concert exercises
and special music will be the order.
John H. Storrs, IS, prominent either
Of Ware, Mass, died Tuesday. MIR
Storrs, when young man, travelled II
this vicinity with team selling DIR.
goods, and at one time worked in store
here.
A lot of household furniture is adver
tised In another column to be sold at auc
ton next week Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, in the east store In Taft's block
unless previously disposed of at private
sale.
George W. Eaton and David Bisset
are in Hartford attending the annua
communication Of the Masonic Crane
Lodge of Connecticut, as delegates from
Ionic lodge. II. S. Abel Is also In attend
ance as past grand master.
Enos E. Penney of Springfield was il
town Tuesday, making arrangements wit
the electric light company for the use O
its poles for the wires of the new patro
clock. 1t Is expected that it will be Il
operation in about two weeks.
In the borough court Saturday job
Burdick and VIM. Newton were brough
before Justice Parkess charged witt
drunkenness and breach of the peace
Each man pleaded guilty and was give
a sentence of thirty days and costs.
The closing-out sale of Miss RUSSELL
millinery goods ended yesterday. Their
are two parties, whose names are nc
given out, who are anxious to buy the re
manning stock and fixtures. An inver
tory will be made and the exchange cor
summated tomorrow or Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Walker entertain
ed a party of friends at their home o
Highland Terrace Tuesday evening. Th
principal amusement of the evening wa
whist, in which Mrs. Louis Helm an
John Foster were winners of first prizes
Consolation prizes were given to Mr.
George L. Dennis and o. L. Suenderhau
Word was received here Monday ever
ing that Henry M. Bartlett of New Have1
who Is we'll known here, was in the hos
pital in New Haven, dangerously i'll wit
an acute attack Of Bright's disease. A
Improvement was reported Tuesday, an
yesterday it was given out that the attac
was not Bright's disease, but one Of ep
lepsy, resulting from a arrangement {