The Press., 1901-01-10
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days, and hope to see all our customers at this sale. A. l.. Howard.
 Henry M. Bartlett, agent for the leading life insurance company of this country will in future make regular trips here and look after his local constituency. A. w. Walkers Linen Sale began Wednesday mo. ming for two weeks. This Is not sale where we mark down two or three pieces of table linen, but every piece of table linen in stock Is sold at 8 reduction in price.
 Flannel Shirt Waists marked down, at E. L. Burr's.
 A. l.. Howard has few Ladies' and Children's Jackets at reduced prices to close them out.
 Special millinery sale of Street Hats, Dress Hats, Children's Hats and Bonnets!' All Trimmed Hats at special prices. E. T. Russell & Co.
 Ladies' and Children's Coats marked down to close them out, at E. l.. Burr's. A. w. Walker offers this week spec ial bargains in Ladies' Woolen Waists and Ladies' and Misses Jackets to close. Now Is the time for you to buy.
 A. l.. Howard offers 80 dozen pairs of Children's Hose, extra quality, size to 94, at 13 cents per pair.
 -Percales, Prints and Ginghams, all short pieces, at a low price, to close them out, at E. l.. Burr's.
 -E. l.. Burr will close out few sholt pieces of Dress Goods below cost.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS. Miss Jennie Hopkinson Is spending a few days In New Haven.
 The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. T. c. Lathrop Friday at 3p. n.
 Charles Bragg of the Warren mill vis- ited friends in Hartford Tuesday evening. A new whistle, with very fute-like and pleasing tone, has been added at the Warren mill.
 The Young American athletic club will hold a social dance at their hall next week Saturday evening.
 The town board of relief will be in session at the borough hall next Monday from 10 8. m., to 3 p. m.
 Miss Eugenia c. Lee is to go to a school in Poughkeepsie, where she will prepare for Vassar college.
 The Ladies' Aid society supper at the M. E. church next Wednesday will be served by Mrs. 0. G. Ellis and Mrs. A. c. Eaton, at six o'clock.
 The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the business mems association Monday evening: President, Walter Scott; vice presidents, J. H. Valentine, Christopher Allen; secretary, R. H. Fisk; treasurer, R. M. Fisk.
 Trains on the Central Vermont rail, road were delayed Tuesday evening by g wreck about two miles this side of Mon. son. Several cars of freight train bound south were thrown of the track by g broken rail. The grade at this point Is quite pronounced, and the train wac nov ing slowly. Had train going the other way met with similar accident the con sequences would have been serious Travel was delayed until the cars could be put back on the rails, and but little damage was done. The train due to leave here at 7.25 was held until the pas senger train from the north arrived, which was about 0.30 o'clock.
 The following books have been added to the library, and will be ready for dis tribution Saturday:
 A-HIsTORY.
 Historical Memoir Of Alexander l. 2544 In the Days Of Alfred the Great. Vea- American Slave Trade. John R. Spears. 254t
 Navy, 3 vols Augustus C. Buell.. 2547-s Russia Against India Archibald K. Col
 quhoun. 254! The storming of Stony Point. Henry P. Pine Knot. wm. E. Barton. s55 Sons of the Morning. Eden Philpotts. 255 An Eagle Flight. Dr. Jose RigaI. 255 The Golden Book of Venice. Mrs. Law
 renee Trumbul. 255 AfieId and Aioat. Frank R. Stockton. 255 White King of Monoa: Joseph Hatton. 255 The Salt Box House. Jane de Forest Shel- The Girl and the Governor. Charles War The queen Rangers. Charles L. Norton 255 AS Seen by Me. Lillian Bell. 256 Black Rock. Ralph Connor. 256 Last Lady of Mulbury. Henry Wilton The Infidel ME. Braddon s5S
 Brady 256 Children Of the Soil. Henryk Sienkiewfcg. 266 The Widow MagoOgin. John J. Jennings. 256 A Newnham Friendship. Alice stornach. 256 Three Men On Wheels. Jerome K. Je-
 rome. 256 AutS6IogErsPhy of euack. s. Weir ..v Fourth Generation Walter Besant. s6s Kate Kate P9Eds % Family susie JeTss5 Howe s5z The Hearts Highway. Mary E. Wilkins 257 Black Gown. Ruth Hall. 257 The Idiot at Home. John Kendrick Bangs. 257 The Bew1tched Fiddle. Seumas Mac
 Manus. 257 On the Wings Of the Occasion. Joel ~
 Chandler Harris. 257 The Heart Of the Ancient Wood. Chas. Booming of Acre Hill. John Kendrick ~ A Herald of the West. J. A. Altsheler. 25s The Heir Of Sherburne. Amanda M.
 C-LITERATURE AND THOUGHT Colonial Times on Buzzards Bay. Wm.
 Root Bliss 25S Danes and Daughters of Colonial Days.
 Geraldine Brooks. 25s Flowers in the Pave. Chas. M. skinner 25S The American Business Woman. John Government in Switzerland. John Martin Southern Side Lights. Edward Ingle. s5s Eccentrictttes Of Genius. Major J. B. The True Citizen. ". F. Markw1ch. 25s F1shermans Luck Henry Van Dyke. 2oe
 
 Wood. 259 Historical Jurisprudence. Guy Carleton
 Lee. 259 Primitive Love and Love Stories. Henry
 T. F1nck. 259 Wit and Wisdom Of The Talmud. Madi-
 son c. Peters. 259 Loom and Spindle. Harriet H. Robinson. 256 A Book for All Readers. 262 Story of the Soldier. George A. Forsyth. 262
 D-POETRY.
 Songs of War and Peace. Sam Walter
 Foss. 259
 E-SCIENCE.
 Bird Studies with a Camera. Frank M.
 Chapman. 259 Our Native Trees. Harriet Keeler 259 A Guide to the Wild Flowers. Alice
 LOunsbury. 25S Citizen Bird. Mabel Gsgood Wright 259 How to Know the Ferns. Frances Par
 sons. 25s Bird Neighbors- Neltje Blanchan. 26C Bird Homes. A. K. Duymore. 26( Floating Matter of the Air. John Tyn-
 dall. 26( You and Your Doctor. Wm. B. Doherty,
 MD. 26( The Elements of Physical Chemistry. J.
 Livingston Morgan. 26( Short History Of Astronomy. 26l LfQuefaction Of Gases. Wtllett Hardin. 26l