The Press., 1911-05-24

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 E. V. DelligAn has purchased th,
 Main street restaurant, In which hs was formerly employed.
 Clylesdale Buskirk. son of 0. F.
 Butkirk. is oOnvalescent from an At- tack of measles, followed by fever. Misses Ruth and Elsie Tracy ol Manchester were guests of their aunt.
 Mrs. William Wood. over Sunday.
 The ry.go-rOund has been moved from the Springs House lawn, and general regret ia not felt along the street.
 Miss McCloskey, in the interest of the Ladies' Home Journal patterns, will be at A. L. Towards store on Saturday.
 The finishing room at the Rhode Island will shut down tomorrow night for about Q week while . new oement floor Is laid.
 Ernest D. Tufts of the local bowl ing alleys has. been drawn on the jury from Monson, and is serving on the Cook murder trial.
 Dr. Stretch. left yesterday for an automobile trip to Meriden to see his mother, who has been i'll He ex- pects to return to-day.
 The Winter post, G A R. the Woman's Relief Corps and sons of veterans are invited to attend the me- morial service Sunday morning at the Congregational church.
 Dr. and Mrs wIIfred GrenfelI and Miss Hattie Cushman of Monson called on local friends in town yesterday. Dr. Grenfell Is the famous Labrador missionary and surgeon.
 The Troy steam laundry, for which F. E. Fitzpatrick acts as agent, was burned last week. Several local people lost bundles. Mr. Fitzpatrick Is sending to Springfield laundry for the present.
 The Central mill will go on Q schedule next week which will give a Saturday half-holiday. All the other plants are now on 8 Saturday half-holiday schedule.
 The local ball team defeated South WillingtOn last Saturday by a score of IT to 10. They will play the second team of Willimantic on the local grounds Saturday.
 Grace Ohuroh Notes: Tomorrow being Ascension day, there will be holy communion At 10 Q. n. (inttaad of T 3O), service At,4 15 p. m., for children especially, and at 7.3O p. m., with music and address.
 Among those attending "The World In Boston" missionary exposition last week were Rev. I. P. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Buttsrneld, Mrs. J. H. Reed, Mrs. E. K Taft, Mrs. Thomas Whitaker. MIsp Alberta Eaton, Miss Ethel Moore and Miss Mabel Meyers.
 The Masons will have charge of laying the corner stone of the new hospital While the program is not yet definitely arranged, it Is probable that the date of the exercises wall be June 17th. and that Rev. Dr. O. H. Puffer of Salem, Mass., will deliver the address. Members of the grand lodge will be present.
 The first of . series of lessons on First aid to the injured" will be given Co the Boy Sccats in the Con. yregAtional chapel Friday evening at p. ID. by Dr. Bard. Beaver and l Grey hound Patrols have accepted the of Woh Patrol to attend these lessons and to join at T 30 in signal practice.
 The illustrated lecture on "Bird Life in Connecticut, by Wilbur F. Smith of South Norwalk, gives an op- portunity for some accurate informA- tion on a very fascinating subject. There has been a good sale of tickets. The lecture will be given in the Con. gregAtional church, and a salad and strawberry supper will precede 1t at 615.
 The deeds have passed and Wood lawn Is now the property of the town as far as the Ellington line. MT. Ellis. the lessee of the property, will gather the hay this year. The park committee will hold Q meeting right away to make plans. It is probable that not much will be done this season. The wall next to the drive way will be repaired and the under. brush may be cleared out of the woods on the hill A landscape gardner will be consulted and Q plan of i'm provements adopted. By next spring better working idea will be possible, and considerable will be done daring the spring and summer.
 Angelo Carocari, 26, committed suicide about 8 o'clock Monday morn. ing by shooting himself through the heart with a revolver. Carocari had been brOoding over the death of his wife, which occurred April 25th, and Saturday purchased the weapon with which he committed the act. His wife, Mrs. Mary Carocari, committed suicide by taking paris green while temporarily deranged. Ills death oc- cured at his home on Prospect street. His brothers, Louis. FIaminoG and Peter, occupied adjoining rooms and were aroused by the shot. Life was extinct when they got to him and death must have been almost instan. taneous. Besides the brothers already mentioned, he leaves . brother John, who also resides in town. The fami. ly feels the death very keenly, and much sympathy is expressed for them by those familiar with tbe csrcum- stances. The body WAS viewed by Ooronaw RRSk and MadiCal EwamfnAR