The Press., 1903-03-05
1t would really seem as If the borough of

Stafford Springs bids fair to grow into
quite city before many years. 1t cer-
tainly would seem to be for the best In
terest of every business man and citizen
of the town OF Stafford or borough Of
Stafford Springs, who Is interested In Its
growth and welfare, to give his strongest
and most hearty support to these entel-
prises which promise to be of 30 great
benefit to them. There will be one con-
ISOLATION In having new electric station
located here at the Springs any way, and
that Is that the town of Stafford, which
will keep 1t alive and Is it's only patron,
will have the pleasure of getting at least
something In return, as IL will get what
according to law any way, which is more
than can be said at the present time, or
for any time in the past, as the plant of
the present company, what there is of 1t,
is located in the town of Ellington. AS
the SO called Fox mill privilege" has q
good flow of water, there need not be
much fear but what we shall In the future
be favored with desirable illumination for
both public and private uses. 1t Is un-
derstood that there are to he some altera-
tions made at the head of this water priv
ilege at Crystal Lake, so as to make
available two or three hundred additional
horse power. No definite time has yet
been set for the hearing on this Tolland
County Power company charter before
the committee on interpretations, but when
1t is, 1t will appear in the columns of this
paper, and 1t Is strenuously urged that
everyone who can will do all he can to
help this enterprise along, even If they
have to attend the hearing and support it
with their testimony as to the urgent need
OF better service here, and also the de-
sirability of something that will tend to
help Increase the now waning population.
The following books have been added
to the library, and will be ready for dis
tribution Friday: ....-
A-HISTORY.
Life of Samuel johnson, James Boswell, 1886
In The Days OF Queen Elizabeth. e. M. Tap
pan, 1887
New France a.d New England, John Fiske, asss
The Puritan In England and New England,
Daniel Boone, X. g. Thwaites, 2840
sketches of Great Painters, G. M Dallin, 2S41
Wandering Heroes, L. l.. Price, 2842
Heroes of Myth, L. L. Price, 2843
B-FICTIoN.
Abroad With the Jimmies, Lillian Bell, 2844
Hearts Courageous, Fl. E. Rfves, 2845
Hero In Homespu0, w. E. Barton, (gift) 2846
Gabriel Tolllver. J. G. Harris, 2847
The Pit, Frank Norris, 2848
Song OF Single Note, A. E. Barr, 2849
Abbe Constantine, L. Halevy, Gift 285O
C-LITERATURE.
Beacon Lights of Patriotism, Il. B. Caring
Foundation Studies in Literature, M. s.
Mooney, 1852
The Pleasures of Life, John Lubbock, 1858
The Quest of Happiness, N. D. Hills, 1854
D-PoETRY.
Old Fashioned Roses, j. W. Riley, 1855
E-sCIENCE.
Elements Of Descriptive Astronomy, H. A.
The Bee People. M. W. Morley, 1857
Bird Life, r. M, CHAPMAN. 1858
Geological sketches, A. Geikie, 1859
Our Noblest Friend, The Horse, F. M Ware, 1850
American Inventions and Inventors w. A.
Mowry, 1851
Geology, A. Heilpr1n, 1862
How to Sing, Lilli Lehman, 1858
Stories of Starland, Mary Proctor, 1864
F-TRAvEL.
Around The Capital, T. Fleming, 1855
Two Thousand Miles on an Automobile.
trip through New England, New York,
Canada and the West, by "Chauneur," 1866
G-JUvENILE.
Concerning Polly, H. NJ. Winslow, 1867
Fmmy Lou, G M. Martin, 1868
Glengairy School Days, Ralph Connor, 1868
Flight of Pony Baker, w. D. HOWells, 2S70
Honest Ned, e. s. Ellis, 28'1
Jack Champney, r. Anderson, 2s72
On the Frontier with st. Clair, c. s. Wood, 1878
Madge, Girl in Earnest, :. j. Smith, 1874
Tommy Remington's Battles, B. G. Steven
son, 1915
Story of Great Americans for Little Amer
cans. Edward Eggleston, 1876
Under Colonial COlOrs, e. #. Tomlinson, 2Sw
Two Wilderness voyage F. W. Calkins, 2878
With the British Legion, q. A, Henty, 2879
When Was a Boy In China, Yam PhOu Lee. 2880
Pickett Gap, II. Greene, 1881
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT.
National Register Of the Society Sons of
The American Revolution.
Natures Garden, Neltje Blanchan.