Wiring Reduction ! A 20 PER CENT. REDUCTION ia tht pries of ELECTRICAL WIRING baa root into ef- fect. See us before placing that CON- Geo. 8. Godard TRACT which you are ready to "put Stale Librarian thru." We deem no contract too email for our ready care and thorough comple- tion. Continue your THRIFT by earing on your next WIRING JOB. Established 1858. STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN.; THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1921. Vol. 64 No. 2. GILBERT A. WAGNER, Contractor for EvMylaiaf EIwIricaL 1.1 On Tuesday the 12th, was held open HOME NEWS. sessions of the council and installa- - STAFFORD SPRINGS tion service of Rev. Theodore Bach- elor over the Union Get UNIVERSAL Miss Julia Simons was a week-en-d Congregational a VACUUM CLEANER and in Boston. church of Providence. Dean Chafes The visitor t J. Next Time . T nP kTnt., . HHMnA1.,.J 1, Very riwnnmi kj y it kj new Iln c 1 George Davis was a visitor in Hart- iu i raawil pi caiilicu Id take the of ford during part of last week. sermon in the evening. A number of drudgery out Spring Coal Questions dif- You order be sure to Miss Ruby Gold is confined to her visiting clergymen and pastors of Flour, say ferent denominations in the par- , home with a severe attack of laryn- city House are -- ticipated. There was an elaborate Cleaning many. gitis. musical and a at- ' Edward has bought a new program very large Finley ! tendance. Ford Sedan from the Hudson I THE ANSWER : Garage On 3d This cleaner is easy to handle, Company. June the Tolland county W. C. T. U. convention is to to use is of TEA TABLE Miss Nellie Reister of Hartford be held in economical and guaran- to most them is I spent Saturday and Sunday at her Memorial church for which all day teed free from defects. It will IT'S A DANDY. home here. meeting an interisting program is be- Roberta Kaddy and Miss Ruth Mul- This is of concern to thoroughly clean your of ' ing prepared. carpets len are ill with an attack of the all the women in the ALL chicken county, and DIRT, THREADS and LINT, A Dandy Bulk Ceylon Tea. Ask for a Sample. pox. should result in new members and John McLagan has purchased a new new Unions. It is of and with the attachments will also ck record car from the Fitz-patri- worthy Better than in town. Studel aker touring that the Willington Union that has clean wall anything agency. accomplished such valuable work was hangings, radiators, Miss Elizateth Schreier .has pur- organized at a county convention held mattresses, pillows, etc. chased a new canoe from the G. H. in. the Methodist church at Stafford upholstery, Baker Company. Springs, an event treasured in memo- Price Medos Palshaw was a week-en- d vis- MISS ELSIE TEAL. ry by all who wefe present. $39.50 Estab. 1877 . 'Phone 147 itor with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lynch Joseph Mirtl was home from Mount in East Hartford. Julius Hartt, widely known as the Attachments Extra Hermon the week-en- d, and re- musical reviewer of the Hartford fpr enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Converse a who came turned the first of the week from a Times, as well as a success- meeting friend, from WE WILL RENT our demon-stratio- n notably Hartford with Mr. who was visit to New York. ful teacher of piano playing, has this Palmer, again the cleaner for $3.00 per WE SELL IT Hannibal Alden is driving a new to say of Miss Elsie Teal of this town, highly appreciated pulpit day, Buick from supply. There was a good attendance or one-ha- lf recently purchased the who is to a recital in the and $2.00 for day, delivered Hudson Garage Co. give piano the music insnirinc. Mrs r.ahnn Stafford Springs Congregational happily being able to render a beauti- - and called for in The Misses Molly Kuslansky and ana two or ner anywhere the week-en-d church next "It iui soio, mends, who Rose Burke were guests at Tuesday evening. were were a ereat one The C. H. MOORE CO. the home at Forestville. me to bear witness to present, heln. borough. Cummiskey gives pleasure acting as organist. Miss Dunning's Court Oronoco, F. Of A., quarterly Miss Elsie Teal's exceptional quali- rehearsal Thursday evening gave con- meeting this evening. Deputy R. J. fications as a By long and fidence and enthusiasm to the young of Rockville be pianist.. Murphy will .present. Miss de- people and the orchestra were present untiring industry Teal has in force. The Misses Kathleen Fletcher, Mar veloped her great natural' gift to the All those privileged to be ion Moran, Margaret and Agnes Cun where she is entitled to take present, whom we have met or heard week-en- point - Seed Oats ningham spent the d in rank with the most musicianly and from, carried the idea of the one who VX STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN- artistic performers among young con remarked at the close of the service: The prize on the local al Miss Teal de "That preacher is a live wire." Next -- iowling temporary pianists . a score was won won Sundav Dr. Cnate is CTnutoil UUUnr. and leys for the highest by serves and has recognition for needs no the fYMCff5TR store Kuslansky and .Hansen with a total her art of which any pianist might introduction as he is known, admired and loved bv all 1X7 ora pin fall of 235. well be proud. Her playing bears the Th pro hall-mar- 59 at Bible school. Mr. Pal- Mrs. Emma time k of first rate tem- present Pigeon, keeper artistry, mer spoke of the fine at' the Hendee Manufacturing Co., perament, imagination, 'emotional and appreciatively Grass Seeds intellectual grasp, keen for appearance of the von dp- nenniA nnd nf Springfield, has teen the guest of her feeling the close attention to the service. sister, Mrs. Fred Dion, during the melodies shape and rythmic values, paid past week. and brilliant technical resources are Friday afternoon at Memorial We are an of a discussion has arison as qualifications prerequisite to any church was held the regular annual showing unusual variety the Lately success; and these large pianistic meeting of the Union and Leyal-Te- m most of Bradley's to whether or not Stafford has a qualifications Elsie Teal posseses in attractive the "Peerless orchestra." Such an organ- a very unusual degree. Miss Teal is perance Legion, Miss Clara A. Hall, ization does really exist, and Bill therefore no experiment but an ac leader. A verv interesting nroernm complished success." was presented by the pupils in the Fertilizers Eldridge is its genial manager. Some South Wil- - Willington schools consisting confusion has resulted because The Ladies' Aid society will hold of readings on the of N limantic has also a Peerless musical danger using ew a rummage sale in the Congregational cider; songs, pantomime, and a playlet, Spring Styles At honest prices. And organization that plays engagements at eleven a. here at times. chapel, Friday, opening "Temperance Mother Goose." The are now. familiar rhymes were changed to Those not they right here, - (Hartford Times) Mrs. J. H. Valentine is in New York. bring in the temperance sentiment, familiar with our Wearing Ap- Special to The Times. Miss Elinor Valentine, who accom one .for instance where instead of section should our New York, April 8. panied her and remained a week, re Humpity Dumpity, Old John Barley- parel certainly compare was turned home Monday. corn sat on a wall, etc. The children Reuben S. Converse, who the marched in with their and styles and prices with others before of Miss Ethel Moore has returned to teachers, buying father of Mary E.Converse Stretch her in be were a pretty inspiring sight, "The Gku. teaching Greenwich, after of - a new Spring outfit. Bmk Mill. Simsbury, left .wherever situated, in ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. hope the world." This brings per- about $137,928.87, the New Malone Moore, for the vacation. tmenny 10 mina tne ract that our rep- personalty resentative Brackett is a member of to $20,906.-50,whe- n, This at 7.30 In addition to our low we make no York property amounting evening o'clock, the appropriations legislative commit prices as a resident of Stafford, at the Congregational church, Miss tee ana mat Tne A is To this examination the optical spe- Rachel P. Snow will an Child Welfare bill, charge for which is an addition- New Line of What Optical Science doing; cialist and give illus that asks for S60.000 for the noe-lrto- alteration, brings knowledge training he died on February 3, 1920, accord trated lecture on her travels in to develop better vision of the highest order, ile also utilizes his Japan, children of Connecticut, most of the al the latest equipment and apparatus ing to an appraisal of part of prop Korea and China. The Woman'3 Mis saving. which have been mougntrui women or the state consid- Hand Colored Pictures o And perfected for precise one of the transfer tax societies invite all interested Just two pieces glass! yet scientific work. Science has stepped in erty ,made by sionary er of vital imnort those lenses which correct so cfiectu and its aid to skill. which is on file to attend. - framed and 35c ally the defects of vision are possible brought personal state appraisers, today and ultimate economy and gives op- from to " unframed, because of the highly-traine-d know . when - -- SpriRg fever seemsto have found ror " only skill Most, people do not eye- to" court. uonnecncut to " - scic-.i-jl- lic here the surrogates'? puriumiy stand of the optical specialist, aided by sight trouble begins; usually it foremost of really -- its into the in Union instruments of perfect precision. starts so that for a how much in realty Mr.. Converse way the 'horses both locally states, the gradually long ' regarding child welfare - modern while it may not even be noticeable. state the on and in the legislation. Stationery, iu white and colors, The conditions of life con- left outside of this papers surrounding territory. Sonth stantly increase tbe number of people vision, if not rectified, About eleven o'clock last even- -' Willington. whose health is lowered Imperfect file do not disclose. It, however, shows Friday all efficiency or ' grows worse with the The Miss Helen a prices. ' ' years. while- - a was Pntrer by some impairment of eyesight surest of eye-eigh-ty $10,22912 as ing, heavy rain falling, - way preserving your that the expenses the Dr. Mason in Willimantic. Plain and Shelf for which the remedy is gtasse3 at maximum efficiency through-- i estate are for a horse stood near the First National hospital Fancy Paper. prescribed and fitted, after a thorough out life is to go to an optical specialist charged' up against the Rev. A. B. Coates of Hartford will examination. for an examination oiiio a year. the funeral, $299.50; administration, bank awaiting its owner, who was occupy the in Memorial church McCall Patterns. The new on pulpit $7,903.12 and creditors, $2,026.50. A employed the night shift of the next Sunday. which easiest . of Smith & A style pattern is copy of his will, attached to the pa- Cooley mill. passerby Frank Lukhart returned home last all to use. AH sizes in was executed on opened an umbrella and the horse week from the Johnson hospital, Staf- stock, pers, showing that it started for the wide unknown and has ford directs his net es- Springs. Great News February 18, 1901, not since been seen in the vicinity of Frank Novak, a Important to be divided Main street. The to former resident hut tate, wherever situated, animal belonged now of Beacon Falls, was a visitor in Whiton Store E C. DeBORDE as follows: Martha J. Converse, wid- John Avez and until after the spring town last week. Stationery season will be in its own ' ow, of Stafford, a life interest in the kept pasture. Ernest Smith snralnerl hia anlrla lost WARREN'S BLOCK REQISTERRD OPTOME rRIST entire estate, alter wnicn me pnuu-na- l .The following books of non-ficti- on Saturday afternoon and is now unable STAFFORD SPRINGS is to be divided equally between have t een added to lie library : The io aiiena to nis work. Lyon Storage Battery his two children, Harry O. Converse peace negotiations, by R. Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of and E. Converse Stretch. The Taunton, Mary John Burroughs, by C. Barrus ; Outline Mass., visited with their widow, without bonds, is the execu- Mrs. Louis daughter, to the of history, by H. G. Wells ; Venizelos, Service, this last week. Service trix of the estate. According Mrs. E. Station.,.. the $137,928.87 left by the by H. A. Gibbons; Americanization of Sarah Mathews win nhc We have a new appraisal, her 79th birthday next PUBLIC MARKET rienedent consisted of the following: Edward Bok, by E. W. Bok; Wonders Wednesday. An International Silver company bond, Callers and cards will be welcome. of instinct, by J. H. Fabref line of... $850; a Lansing Fuel & Gas company Sailing Reeular commnniiAtlnn nt TTrtoi House, on Ave. P. S. ; - Shadow- - M. ser- Opposite Freight Wellington, bond. S450 : six shares of Great Amer South, by Marden lodge. A. F. and A. "Pep" plus long life and uninterrupted ; - by E. S. Careers for at 7.30. Work on C. 135-- 4. ican Insurance company, $2,60 forty- shapes, Sergeant; evening F. degree. TELEPHONE four shares of Springfield Fire & women, by C. Filene; Pitfalls on the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lonnd and arm vice, all of which every motorist desires, are chess E A. Marine Insurance company, $11,660; toard, by Greig; Historic were week -- end W M. Francis, the thirtv-thre- e of Fire homes of New by H. features of omen s ...Remarkable in Meats... shares Phoenix England, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde principal, outstanding the Lyon Bargains Insurance company, $16,335; thirty Northend; Religion and business, by coates or Hebron. R. W. Bafcson; Pleasures"of shares of Franklin Fire Insurance collecting, On evenine in social hull n storage battery. 24 shares of The by G. Teall ; The view vertical, by W. Friday . comoanv. $2,610; supper and entertainment will be Pot Roast, Extra Lean, 22c Home Insurance Co., of New York, Kirkland; Lincoln, the world emanci under of Electric pator, by J. Drinkwater; Abraham given the auspices of the Y. P. Oxford; $13,800; Hartford S. C. E. Supper at 6 o'clock. Enter- Guarantee . . company, $7,252, and forty Lincoln, it play, by J. Drinkwater; Round ' 37c Light Life and letters of Hamilton W. tainment Will Consist of a nlav enti Fancy Steak, shares of Hartford City Gas Light Mabie, tled, "The Arrival of is. backed a in a hand-turne- d shares of by E. W. Morse; Geography of the Billy." Every Lyon storage battery by make. company, $1,280. Twenty The central Thick Salt . 19c Manchester Traction Light and Power world war and the peace treaties, by committee of the definite two-ye- ar Pork, 34 of Water-bur- y F, M. McMurray ; Atlas of reconstruc County Sundav Rrhnn1 ooannlg. guarantee. They come in black and company, $1,700; shares tion Gas company, $920; 35 tion, i held its meeting at the home of . Light miss u. nan. were ar- brown in a Susrar Cured Bacon, 30c shares of Elmira Water Light and The local W. C. T. U. will observe urograms -- plain toe, for the tn rtA Railway company, $3,080; 10 shares its tenth ranged snrine mpstin pa Batteries and and two black ones Power and com- anniversary Friday, April held in four districts, May 10 and 11. Repaired Recharged with of Fort Worth Light 22, in the Methodist church. A re- pany, $820; 10 shares Scran ton Elec- The trap shootihg club held a meet is 10 Wis- will be held in church caps. $5.75 the price. tric company, $800 ; shares of ception the ing last week Wednesday and organ Have F. CERAGO, consin, Minnesota Light and Power parlors from 7 to 8, after which the ized for the season. Batteries for Rent Prop. 10 of Texas The following Cal- company, $800; shares anniversary exercises will take, place. officers were Try our Red Top Power and Light company, Tuu ; elected: President, Gal The of are Rev. vice-Dreside- shares of the Bristol & Plainville speakers the evening lup Servicer nt F Tnnri lous Plaster- - -- Tramway company, $650; 100 shares Marion Jones, the first president, who secretary, L. Service; treasurer, Gard- PHONE IT of West India Sugar Finance corpora is well known in Stafford, and Mrs. ner Hall; field captain, L. Dimock; tion. $9,300; and 15 shares of America Duller. J. R. Eriwarrla- - - Detorah Knox Livingston, national Agricultural Chemical" company, $1,- lecturer and of chris- Safranek. The club is to be known Recital or n superintendent as the Willineton Piano Rhootinv 380. - There are 227 shares Tornng-to- tian citizenship. Mrs. Livingston is Tran " company, $15,890; 41 shares of considered one of the most forceful club. ' By 10 ICE Splitdorf JBJectric company, $2,030; and entertaining of the many fine lec ALTS GARAGE shares of Underwood Typewriter com- turers of the national W. C. T U. HAVE YOUR W. J. HANLEY pany, $1,750; 29 shares of Manhassett She has from as 30 recently returned ELSIE TEAL Manufacturing company, $1,900; sisting in the prohibition campaign in RIVER ROAD, STAFFORD SPRINQS. shares of the National Marine Lamp her native country, Scotland. The Lawn Mower company, $900 ; 45 shares of the Colt's following chairmen have charge of Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing com- local Mrs. W. Church. & arrangements: Church, Congregational Stafford Springs pany, $2,520; 50 shares of the North A. Bruce f music, Mrs. W. A. Abbott; Sharpened Judd Manufacturing company, $4,100; Mrs. E. K. refresh- - com- decorations, Taft; 10 shares of American Chain mentsMrs. A. M. Cady; reception, AT THE Tuesday Evening, April 19, at o'clock pany, $950; 18 shares of American Mrs. F. H. Plumb. 8, Chain company, $1,710; 10 shares of The Bassick company, $950, and 10 - WILLINGTON. BOYER Abercrombie & Fitch Tickets 85 on Sale DeBorde's. shares of the The local W. C. T. U. Cents, at $960. Ten shares of Ameri- have voted - company, $25 toward the of the sol- can Fabrics company, $960; 20 shares expenses Plumbing- : dier's monument. Shop , ; No Reserved Seats. of Bethlehem Steel company, $2,020; 17 Main St. 52-- 5, 50 shares of the National Leather The inevitable April snow-fa- ll came Telephone eomnanv. $800: 16 shares of Libby, to hand on Monday. In the good, old McNeil & Libby, $432; 51 shares of the times of pleasant memory we called it AT... H. M. SWARTF1QUER, Compania Swift International com- ''The pany .$2,703: 68 shares of Acme Wire sugan snow," but maple sugar OPTOMETRIST Spring Spring Spring is now in REGISTERED company, $6,664 ; 37 shares of the making most parts of New PETER SPEER'S Compania Swift International compa England a lost art and almost for AND OPTICIAN, OUR LINE OF of the time. ny, $2,703; 68 shares of Acme Wire gotten episode spring SHOE vr 37 or tne On Col. SHINE PARLOR it. Prescott EzMng, ROCKVILLE, company, $6,664; shares Saturday afternoon Hall Swift company,$4,625 ; 30 shares of gave personal Attention to the staking Spring Suite; Goats, Dresses, the Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Specials for Saturday Only : HOURS 1 to 5. 10 out the work of grading the town com Railway company, $2,435 ; shares of 12c, 9 for $1.00. CLOSED THURSDAYS. the Union Pacific Railway company, mon .and laying oufriew roadways, " 7 - $1,220; 33 shares of the Worcester preparatory . to the dedication of the Ragged Edge, , King Perfecto, Black Car Fare Paid One Waists, Skirts, Etc. Consolidated Old Way. . ., . Street Railway company, recently placed soldier's monument atone. Homestead, Old , . Green, and Southern company that is to take on . $660, Railway expected place Temptation, Tel. & Tel., Peter Schuy BElSTdTjlEIISr Are now ready for your with scripts, $60. War. Savings stamps, Memorial day. ler. CAMPO, KEROGAI . BTJRIfER Covert mmy inspection $200 : on with the Peo MASON CONTRACTOR. heater-int- av cash, deposit, William Hughes, "who was killed by GENERAL coalrvwaod rangreor prices that will Savings bank of Rockville, $12.72; gas stove in minutes, wttheut boring please, plus quality. pies a falling tree while chopping for. Mr. Private Stock, . 12c., 5 for 60o a new CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE for hole In stove.i Unexcelled for , with the Stafford ' Savings bank, Having purchased makisg cooking.-- C. E. Amidon last week, the details of Revised heating; and baking;. No smoke, dust $11.06; with the Society for Savings Edition, cement blocks for Uarages, Houses, etc., I am now better prepared to do work of or ashes; fumes co up flue. Economi- ...LADIES' STORE;.. . : the accident - Camels, - . . 18c 2 cal and - JAMES FITZ of Hartford. $1.70 with the Mechan being painfully tragic, pkg., for 35c labor saving. ' all kind in the above line than heretofore. If you re work In GERALD, R. F. D. i. Box 18. Stafford ics Savings bank of Hartford, $27.65 ; had been in the employ of Lincoln Lucky Strike, contemplation '.v'--;M:VElOfilNlCK- an ; $5 ; ' Springs. ; tttt automobile, $800 a watch, White for several months since the Lord . line will do well by calling on me. All work guaranteed and the bett of i on- - Salisbury, my you Now is a time to cash, deposit, with the Hartford family's removal here, and was-wel- l v good bare -- Iwayi at the above tatisfaction v NOTICE. or ' '.Trust company, $109.39, and with the known by most of the Mr; price. given, carpeta. Bugs aaytalnff - , neighbors. that is washable, done at the Stafford Springs Upstairs, Gary Building, t, First National Bank of Stafford White and family attended the funer- - T ... ' Alto dealer in BLA8TINQ SUPPLIES and GUN-POWDE- . .. 83tf . laaadfT. , Springs; $309.35. . al on Sunday. Beechnut Gum, . 5c pkff.t or 85e box