The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-03-17
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STAEEOkSD SFnANe1S. go
Anders Jacobsen has added oysters
to his stock in trade.
Mrs. W. H. Smith and Miss Carolyn
Brown returned last week from the
Bermudas, and report an enjoyable
time.
At the regular communication of
Ionic lodge, No. 11O, F. s. A. M,
next Tuesday evening, the work will
be on the M. M. degree.
The annual meeting of the Ecclesi-
astical society of the Congregational
church will be held in the chapel next
Friday evening at O'Clock.
The monitor building on Main
street, owned by Mrs. John Brown,
! has been sold to Otto Puester and Ed
ward Mann, Jr, who will establish a
bakery. ~----~----
Samuel Kuslansky will vacate his
store about April 1st. Mr.: Kuslansky
has not fully decided on his future
plans, but is talking of locating in
i Worcester. ....-.s ~
Fred Burwell, who has been en-
tployed in Quebec, is home for a few
tdays He will leave soon for Indian
apolis, Ind. where he will take charge
of a department. for the National
Motor company. - 80 j
A. W. Kingsbury has sold his block
and lot on Furnace avenue to Alfred
D. Bernardo and Dominica Tonon, who
will apply for liquor license on the
location. They will have a pool
room in the rear.
Landlord Tilden of the City hotel
has fitted up the room in his block va
Gated by the express company for an
Office. He has purchased pool table
and set it up in the rear of the Office
and has added electric lights.
The return dance, given by the
young men in acknowledgment of the
recent leap-year event of the same
nature, proved an enjoyable affair 90
the Springs House Monday evening.
The music by Jordan's orchestra
proved very satisfactory, and there
were 18 couples in attendance.
The advance sale of tickets for the
A. o. 81. dramatic entertainment, to
be held in the opera house this even
ing, indicates large attendance. Sew
eral of the characters are taken, by
members Of the st. Edwards dramatic
society-a society which has always
drawn good houses. The merit of the
players and the possibilities of the
play, ga Noble Outcast," insure an
evening of enjoyment.
The st. Edwards basket ball team
more than turned the tables on the
Adelphi team of Willimantic last Sat-
urday evening at st. Edward g hall,
taking revenge for their former defeat
of 18 to 15 by defeating the Whitman
ticss "a to 2. The st. Edwards out
played their opponents at every points
They lost the first game by not cover
ing their men, but in the last game
their interference, passing and fast
L WOIA "dS b1IO UOSO VI hAy ScbUuC UAOy
have yet played. R. O'Neil was at
his best in throwing baskets, and
threw 10. Mullins throwing basket
from the center of the hall was one of
the features of the game. The Wilt
mantics secured their first and only
basket very soon after the game open
ed. The score at the end of the first
half was 16 to 2. The lineup
st. Edwards Adelphi.
Collins, l f rg, Stack
r. O'Neil, r f l g, Sullivan
Desmond, c, McGinnis
J. O'Neil, lg @@* rf, Utley
Mullin, rg If, Morresett
Score, st. Edwards "a, Adelphi Q.
Goals from field, R. O'Neil 10, Des-
mond 4, Collins, Mullins, Sullivan.
Goals from fouls, Collins 4. Referee,
J. Sullivan of Stafford.