The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-04-09
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LOCAL NOTICES.
CMatter under this head 10 cents per line,
III you want good work send It here
n not, send elsewhere. Thread City
Laundry. M. L. Smith, agent.
Samuel Kuslansky Is showing some
great bargains In job lots Of cloth for gar
ments for men and women.
For Sale-A Victor talking machine
and twelve records for GA 90, Machine
10 In first class condition. +. E. Cady.
A CARD.-We wish to thank our friends
who so kindly remembered us In our re-
cent bereavement. especially the q. A.
R. and w. r. @. for their beautiful floral
TIE FAMILY OF TIE LATE JOHN WOOD.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
School win resume sessions next We'd
nesday.
The dealers have made their summer
price for coal at 81 per ton.
Adelbert Needham expects q car load
Of western horses next week Friday.
The marriage Intentions are announced
Of Daniel Sullivan and Miss Mary Riley.
The annual meeting of Grace church
parish will be held next Monday evening.
Manager Eaton of the opera house has
booked my Friend from India" for May
ID.
Mrs. Michael Mullins, who sustained a
shock Sunday afternoon, Is more comfort
able. .=-
John Williams has hired tenement In
the Page block and has resumed house.
keeping.
Joseph Stuhlbaeh Is to occupy the cot
tage vacated by DR.. l. F. Eaton on High
land terrace.
The case Of Joseph Ferry against Mrs.
Della s. Allen was settled out OF court
last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Lawton OF Wor-
cester and Frank Furness of North Ad-
ans, Mass, were here last Saturday to
attend the funeral OF John Wood.
Mrs. Bird B. Paine's exhibition and
sale OF hand embroideries at the Springs
house last week was attended by many,
and the work was much admired. Mrs
Paine Is to start q class In embroidery.
The continued case Of Fred Young,
charged with intimidation of John T..
Wood, came before the borough court
Yesterday. Judge Parkess made 1t fine
Of 81 and costs, and an appeal was
promptly taken.
District Deputy F. Fl. Tillinghast of
Moosup. Grand Secretary John III. Bar
low of Hartford and Grand Chaplain Rev.
Henry Macbeth OF Wlllimantic will max Q
visitation at the regular communication
Of louie lodge next Tuesday evening.
Miss Georglanna Washburn has re-
signed her position as organist at the
Methodist church, owing to Ill health,
and accompanied By her mother has gone
to Allston, Mass. The vacancy has not
yet been filled, and an organist from
Hartford will offieiate Sunday.
The indications are that the closing of
the factories for Saturday half holiday
for the summer will be pretty general az
ter May 1st The worsted mill and the
Mullen's plant will continue as In former
years, and the managers Of the Rawitser,
Faulkner and the Central mills have sig
nlfied their willingness to make sche-
dule that will give the half holiday.
Orient Chapter No. AZ has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
H. p, Charles B. Pinney; K, ii. s.
Abel; s., l.. F. Eaton; G. of H., David
BIssett; p. s., George G. Parkess; r.
A. c., DIR. James Stretch; treasurer, g.
8. Baker; secretary, r. M. Fisk; G. NJ.
LIST ", @. F. Beckwith; g. NJ. I'd ", F.
A. Close q. NJ. Sd ", Anders Jacob
sen; tyler, Emory Pierce.
son-ln-law, Joseph Stuhlbach, Sunday
evening Of complications incident to old
age, after an Illness Of one week. The
body was taken to New York for burial
Wednesday morning. The deceased leaves
four daughters and one son. With the
exception Of Mrs. Stuhlbaeh, the children
all reside In New York and Brooklyn.
Mr.. Torch had lived here but short
time, but those who knew him speak in
the highest terms Of him.
The following Is the program for the
special Easter service at the Congrega-
tionaI church next Sunday morning.
Organ prelude, Triumphal March,
j. Benedict
Anthems:
Alleluia The Lord LIveth,
CuthbeIt Harris
The Magdelene, Geo. w. Warren
Soprano and alto duet and chorus.
He shall swallow up death In victory,
r. w. Greenish
Contralto solo, "Hosanna," Granul
Mrs. Burnham.
Organ postlude.
Sermon. Theme, "The resurrection the
focal point of life."
The evening service at o'clock will be
special service by the Sunday school,
assisted by the choir, which will sing
the Easter carol, "Hark Ten thousand
voices sounding by E A. Barrell. All
are cordially invited.
The following Is the Easter musical
program for high mass at st. Edwards
church next Sunday
Kyrie, st. Glars.
Gloria, Leonard's In B fiat.
Ofertory, Regina Coel.
Credo, Leonard's In B fiat.
Sanctus, Leonard's In b fiat.
Agnus Del, Leonard's In E flat.
The evening service will be musical and
devotional only, consisting of Stearns'
vespers and the usual hymns for benedic-
tion. Prof. Sullivan will be organist and
bis new singing class will render the en-
tire vsspers, though the time for prepara-