The Press., 1913-01-22
John Anthony is conducting fire

JO1iu AubHOuy AS OOAuuObAnS O AAN sale.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Julianna have little daughter born Sunday.
 John Panciera, ST., of Wilmington avenue is seriously ill of pneumonia.
 Fred Graves and Ilario Tonidandel, local carpenters, leave to-day for Meriden.
 Next Sunday the hospital music will be in charge of members of the West Stafford parish.
 Miss Grace Harwood, who is at a hospital in Hartford, is showing marked improvement.
 J. M. Leach is in the Johnson hos pital recovering from an operation on Sunday for hernia, performed by Dr. SeeIye of Springfield. He is making good recovery.
 Luigi Baldracchi had gold watch and chain stolen from his room Mon day. His wife had left the house for few minutes and while she was gone some one entered and took the watch.
 MT. and Mrs. Adelbert Needham have given a quit claim deed of a small amount of land on which a wing of the new Allen bridge stands MT. Allen has in turn deeded the land to the town.
 Reserved seats for the minstrels at St. Edwards next Tuesday evening are on sale at Warren's, and there is an active demand. A very attractive program has been arranged and the indications are for big house and a pleasing entertainment.
 Considerable interest is manifested among the ladies over the possibility of bowling league, although nothing has yet been done in the way of or ganization. Until further notice Tuesday and Thursday afternoons will be reserved for the ladies at the alleys.
 The body of Mrs. Daniel Hickey was brought from Norwich last We'd nesday for burial in the Springs cemetery. Mrs. Hickey was daugh- ter of the late James Francis and formerly lived in the west part of the town. There are no local sur viving near relatives at present.
 Iona council, D. of F., will hold their regular meeting next Tuesday, when eighteen new members will be admitted. The degree work will be performed by the degree team from Rockville. The entertainment com mittee desires that all members of Iona council will contribute refresh ments, as at the last meeting.
 Principal J. R. Tucker of the high school is confined to his home in East Hartford by illness. Miss Rich of the 5th grade is i'll and has gone to her home in Palmer. Miss Smith of the Sth and 9th grade is also ill Miss Ivy Eaton is substituting for Miss Rich and Harry Armstrong for Miss Smith. Mr. Fuckers work is taken on by the other teachers.
 "The causes and effects of the Turkish war in the Balkans will be presented graphically this evening at '. 30 by one we'll qualified to speak through personal knowledge. Rev. M. T. Kalaidjian will lecture under the auspices of the Stafford Progress sive Federation in the Methodist Tickets 15c adults; 10c children of Is and under at Warren's and Eaton's.
 All members of the Stafford Young Mems club interested in plans for a minstrel show are asked to be at the club Thursday night at S.3O p. m. The committee appointed by the di- rectors consists of Messrs. David Bis sett, Peter Reynolds and William Rafftery. A dozen jerseys, with maroon body, white stripe and blue letters, have already been ordered. They can be obtained in either wor- sted or cotton. MT. Reynolds will take measurements and orders.
 'In the footsteps of St. Paul" will be the subject of a free stereopticon lecture Thursday at 7.3O in the Con- greagtional church by Rev. M. T. Kalaidjian of Troy, N. r., and form erly of Tarsus. This will appeal es- pecially to Sunday school teachers and scholars, but all who are interested are cordially invited. A brief meet ing of the church committee will be held immediately at the close of the lecture to consider common program of Lenten services for the churches of the town.
 The Clerks won from the Warrens, 3 to l last evening.