The Press., 1910-01-19

? The vital atatlt tics for 1909 show i. ss deaths. 131 births and 54 mar l. riaRes.
 The marriage intentions are an.
 Dounced of George J. Anderson and
 Mias Mary A Mullins
 Mrs. Oharles H. Meyers. Jr enter
 taiued $500" party at her home on D East Main street Saturday afternoon.
 Mra F. E Fitzpatrick and dauRh. . ter, Miss Mary. have been called to p New York to attend che funeral of a
 relative. Joseph DeDnith las lt ased the nov. 3 ing picture place in SeDa's huildinR
 to Horace steveuS. and business hss
 been resumed.
 A party of young ladies are plsr-
 ming to go to Hartford Saturdsv to see Maud Adams in "What Every
 Woman Knows. |"
 The meeting nf the Young Mems
 club of the Congregational church. an nouuced for this week Friday evening,
 has been postponed
 | A0sss H. cx uEuoH H0s~ ,AcaSou buc
 upper hall in the Sens building for
 his music business. and has moved the
 kt1ck t1 the new location.
 Dr. J. P. Hanley went to Union
 ast Friday to investigate Q sudden
 death iD shat town of a man who died
 without medical attendance. He
 found the death due to natural causes.
 The New York bargain store will
 enlarge It's quarters as soon as Wm. Benton moves out, by taking the | room used as Q restaurant in addition | to the present quarters in Kuslansky's
 block.
 The Central mill viii start on fu Il | time this noon. Owing to trouble with the engine the mill has not been. running to It's capacity for few days, and 1t was shut down entirely part of Tuesday. ..* -
 The senior class will hold . rum- mage sale January 29th for the bene. tlt of the Washington fund. Anyone wishing to contribute, the articles will be- called for if members of the class are notified.
 Mrs Wm. E Vickers was over. turned in her sleigh on Furnace avenue Monday afternoon by getting the runner caught in the car track. The horse ran up the avenue a short distance, but did no damage. Mrs. Vickers was not hurt.
 The aelectmen have not yet made reply te the petition of the borough I officials. asking that the town CO., t operate with the borough in putting on an extra police officer. Hls prob. j able that the matter will come up be- t fore the next regular monthly meet. | ing.
 As previously announced, Ray G A. Grant will give a "ChaIk Talk" At the Methodist church on Friday evening of this week. Dr. Grants ,halk talks In most captivating and those who hava enjoyed ;he short talks on. previous occasions E Are eagerly anticipating the privilege of an entire evening given to this pleasure. The subject as announced N Ia Atmosphere, Perspective and Pro- il portion. The hour Is ' 45 p. ID. b 25c; children under 12, e l5c. If the weather should prove r, stormy, the entertainment will be de. a Ierred to next Monday evening. q
 There was Q fire in the store of F, John Anthony about 5. 30 last Friday c, As soon as 1t was dis. M oOvered Mr. Barnett, who lives up u stairs. came down, broke in and put il put the blaze, as he thought. A il little later 1t got going and he went ri town again and put 1t out The in- B iicasions were that pile of clothing al 'n . counter slipped over against the P Itove and became ignited. '. The pro- M prietor claims loss of $170O, and is h. preparing an inventory for a basis of SC lettlement. The same day there was h, ! chimney fire in one of the tenements al 1t GlynVille. but no damage was tt lone. D,
 The annual masquerade ball of the SI csutonia association. an event that Ir deservedIy popular. comes Friday oe veninR this week. Considerable bought and work are put into the 'arious costumes each year, the prizes nered stimulating effort. As re- ut these annual masquerades are uni ni .ue, and the coming one will be no xception to the rule. Four prizes re offered this yeAr-two for the VI nost original costumes and two for bs he most attractive. Lynch's orches. ra will furnish music and B. J. St aHllins will prompt Paul Tlrsch. R, nan, Frits Dinneber and Herman lister will have charge of the floor. in
 Stafford. n,
 Mrs. Eva M Bugbee was a Hart ord yiBitcr on Monday. h, Mrs. Winnie Douglas of Old Mystic mi ' the guest of MFg. Wm. Walbridge. Mss ElIen Kelley is with Mr. and lrA B. A. Hersey at West somer- 4 -, lille, Mass. ssi , A. Arnold Ross of West Newbury, eu lass, will occupy the pulpit of the "A Jniversalist church next Sunday.
 Mrs. Juliet R. Child is very i'll tn lith pneumonia at She home of Mrs. an imily M. Goodell. A trained nurse Fl rom Springfield is caring for her. fu Mrs. H. F. Cady. Mrs. J. VI. Rol. WI lnsOn. Mrs. F. A. Lasbury and J M. armed attended the state grange H! leeting In Hartford last Wednesday. ho Baptist Church Notes: Mid.week an ,oaAiu~- Ao- ,.s.,ha .A rs..- TA' Ioit