The Press., 1913-10-15

Harlem Boy, (BlumenthaD, 6
 Time, 2.174, 2.174, 2.174.
 In the 2.21 trot, M. J. Robbins owned by J. W. Page of Providence was the winner in field of six start CTS.
 M. J. Robbins, (Page), l Katherine D., (De Rose), 3 3 John w., (Frost), A 4 Leila Morse, (HalO, 3 6
 Time, 2224, 2.224, 2.2I4.
 In the ?. IA pace Ellsworth R. wal the winner in straight heats in field of five starters.
 2.14 Pace-Purse $500.
 Ellsworth R., (Lasbury), Janet, (Croizer), ? ? Kellerville Lad, (Kingsley), 3 a
 Time, ?. 2.134, 2.1l4, 2.114.
 Miss Nihill of Palmer is guest o1 Mrs. E. D. Tufts.
 There will be a meeting of those interested in forming a night school at the high school, next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Wm. McCulloch and daughter, Miss Mattie, who have been visiting friends in Mount Vernon, N. Y., have returned.
 Iona council, degree of Pocahontas, will hold a Halloween social and dance in Society hall on Friday even- ing, the 31st.
 Mrs. M. E. Lombard of Hartford and Lucius Smith and family of Tal- cottville were guests during the fair of Miss Mary Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Humphrey of New Britain and N. D. Winter and family of Springfield have been guests of MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Harwood.
 Francis, the three months old son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Crafty, died Sunday morning. The funeral was held Monday afternoon, with burial in St. Edwards cemetery.
 The glare on the skyline to the which attracted consider able local attention between and 9 Wednesday evening, was caused by the burning of a barn owned by John Kane in Holland. MT. Kane loses his hay and several head of stock.
 Sebastian Cornelio of the firm of Cornelio Bros. contractors, met with a serious accident last Saturday by accidental discharge of his gun. His left wrist was nearly blown to pieces. He was taken to the Johnson hospital, where amputation was done by Dr. o. B. Newton.
 James R. Cooley, 75,a former resi- dent, died at Palmer Monday. MT. Cooley lived for many years at Orcutt- vile and was we'll known locally. He was a veteran of the late war and a member of the local grand army post. He leaves two brothers, George Cooley of this town and Festus Cooley of Monson. He also leaves four sons and two daughters. The funeral will be held in Palmer Thursday.
 Wm. Stewart, a pickpocket, was be- fore the borough court yesterday, but was bound over to the Decem Der term of superior court under bonds of 5 $1OOO. He was committed in default. Stew art took a pocketbook from William Brownlee of Wilmington as they were both boarding the evening train for the south Tuesday. James Smith saw him do it and held him. Just then two railroad detectives came along and they took charge of Stew art. He was taken through to New London and brought back for trial the following morning.
 The following were among those in the borough for the fair: Miss Ella Foster of Boston with Mrs. M. D. Harris, Mrs. William Morrall of Norwich with Mrs. B. P. Cooley, Miss Mabel West of Hartford with Misses Mary and Helen Leach, MT. and Mrs. O. l.. Dunbar, MT. and Mrs. Steele of Holyoke at W. o. Judd's MT. and Mrs. G. A. Ray and daugh- ters, Alice and Ruth, of Springfield at M. G. Moore's, A. A. Converse of East Saugus, Mass. at Lewis Mo Laughlin's, Walter Sweet of Worces- Ire, MT. and Mrs. George Fenton of Orange, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bedard of Norwich, Dr. G. L.. Nichols of Hoboken, N. J., Florence McCrohan of Woonsocket, R. l., E. W. Muzzy, Col. Pierce of Hartford, Michael Reardon of New York, J. Canton and M. Canton, Peter Smart of Chicopee, Napoleon Comfort of Palmer, Samuel Jackson of Spring field, E. A. Cleaveland and family of Providence, MT. and Mrs. P. H. M. Brooks of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Eaton of Springfield, Joseph Rogers of Mittineague, MT. and Mrs. Felix Lassard of Wil1imantic, Mir. and Mrs. Michael White of New Lon- don, Miss Annie Wheeler of Union vile, Mrs. E. l.. Cady of Springfield, Richard Williams of Westfield, Mi .chael Brown of New London, Miss May Colburn of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Harry Wa1cott of Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Freeman Guilman of Attic. boro, Mrs. Charles Reynolds o1 Springfield, w.. A. Segar of Westerly, R. l., Mrs. George Simonds of Hart. ford, Evan Booth and family of Hol