The Press., 1908-07-22
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss LAvilla Burr is visiting in Hartford.
 sDre1LSF. Eaton. was at Jamestown lover Sunday
 The Foresters will hold their regu- lar meeting Thursday evening.
 Miss Etta Bidweli Is spending a couple of weeks in Broad Brook.
 Mrs. Frank Mercy aud daughter, Eva, are visiting in Barre, Mass.
 Mrs. A. B. Crandell of Waterbury is the guest of Miss Jessie -SidawAy.
 Daniel aedhery of Bloomfield, e former resident. twas In the borough last week.
 Mrs. 0. B. Gary is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles ,Vining, at Springfield.
 Robert W. Smith was at Jamestown over Sunday. His wife and son are spending 8 vacation there.
 The Warren Woolen plant is tenn. porarily closed down while a new water wheel is being installed.
 A daughter was born last Friday to MT. and Mrs. W. D. O'Connell, of Derby. formerly of this borough.
 The Misses Rose Blanche and Laura Edith Sabourin have gone to Provi- denoe for a weeks vacation with relatives. ss- !,
 Miss Sullivan of; HolySke, Mass, and Miss Flanagan of Mattoon. R. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Flanagan.
 Mrs. Hannah Hill Is visiting at Ludlow. Vt. She will go from there to vinelapd. Y. J-,s whsEe she swiu make her home. witA her ssiner, Mrs LOzart. fs4sk a
 The W. R. O. meet with Mrs Cole man for picnic next week Wednes- day afternoon. They will go on the quarter past 3 car. A cordial invi- tation Is extended to all.
 There will be regular conclaves of the Castle. K. O. K. A.. next Wed. nesday at ? and, 7.30 p. m. This will close alf work and conclaves, unless the castle Is sooner specially convened. until the fall.
 Cyril Johnson, who recently added a new set of cards at the Central mill, is to add new jack and three new looms. This will give his factory an eight set capacity. Business at the Central continues active.
 Advertised letters:. Mrs. Agnes Brown, Patrick Cassidy, Annie F {. Converse, Edward Grobeau. Nellie Hart, Rev. D. W. James, Andrew kyriasOp. Mary, E. Marsh. Joe Park. R. R. Rupperselmid, Mrs. R. H. Russell.
 There will be service at the Buff Gap schoolhouse on Sunday, Aug. 2d. instead of July 26th. at 3 p. m., Rev. Mir. Adams officiating The service which would come on Aug. 23d win be omitted. since, MT. Adams will probably be away at that time.
 Fred Sawyer. who escaped from the Stafford House the night of the raid, surrendered voluntarily last Thurs day. He came before the borough court and was fined $1O, which he paid. The time of the borough court has been nearly all taken by the liquor cases the past few days result ing from the raid. In addition to the cases disposed of the first of last week the following have settled John Panciera paid $40 and costs Louis Oalcara, $3O and costs; Teresa Campo. $1O and costs; John Pradell, $6O and costs; Gesuela Fontanella, $SO and costs; Zefferino Baccheocchi, $6O and costs; Louis Remour, $20 and costs Several who pleaded not guilty have since changed their plea and settled. Charles Crosti was one of those who pleaded not guilty, and his case was brought before the borough court Tuesday. Evidence was submitted by y, State Officers Barbieri and Verelli of sales in June. | Crosti conducted his own case, and | did not make an extra good showing. The court found Orosti' guilty and fined him $l50 and costs. amounting | in all to $1S2. 99. which the defend ant paid. 1t was a second offense against him, and he has also been be- fore the court charged with wife beat ing. Crosti is the man who was arrested in Willimantic last week The case of Ernest Pallank went against him on similar evidence and he was fined $75 and costs, amount ing to $1O2 S5, which he paid. Peter De Dart was before the court, charged with selling to Q minor, and paid $1O and costs. De Dart sold the keg of beer which raised the disturbance at the Hollow the night before the 4th. The young man who bought the beer is 19 years of age and large. De Dart says the thought never occurred to him that the man was a minor. Romeo Serafin was tried Tuesday afternoon. He pleaded guilty to reputation, and was found guilty on three sales. He was fined $50 and | costs, and was committed in default of payment Angela Tonidandel pleaded guilty. and was fined $25 and oosGs.