The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1916-03-29

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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Miss Anne White of Ware, Mass,
a former resident. was a week ENC
visitor here
Mr.. and Mrs Bartelo Bonelli's twin
children. Elsie and Katrina, are dead.
Elsie died Saturday and her littls
sister died Monday. They were born
on Feb. 18th of this year. Both died
of capillary bronchitis. Burial waf
in Sc Edwards cemetery.
The following pupils were perfect
in attendance during the winter term
Grade 8.-Forrest Beloher, Melvin
Cummings, Angelo Fontanella, Fred
erick Graves, Julia Harwood, Hazel
Lynch, Earle Roberts, Carl Thiesing,
Richard Whitaker. Grade 6. 6.-Vasoo
Bee, Malena Giaccomini, Lena Lag.
zeris, Peter Panciera, Angeline Zun.
ino. Grade 8. Esther Russeck, Percy
Bolieau, Frieda Turschman, Medos
Palshaw, Mary Frances Fraser, Har.
riet Louise Wildey, Herman Theising,
Amanda Remor, Mildred Schofeld.
Grade 8. : Louise Andvelsky, Bernard
Armstrong, John Campo, Esther Com
ins, Ruth Crane. Joseph Kuslansky,
Lawrence Moore, ALA Piooin, Mere.
dith Sheppard, Irene Theising, Doris
Walker. Grade 2 Ralph Belcher,
| Orlando BIessau, Leo Campo, Anna
| Canestrari, Elico Corsini, Eda Fitta
bile, Lolo Piccin. Grade / A.
Matsy Andrelsky. Martha Belcher,
Robert Pradel, Filino Sartori Grade
1 B.-Alfio Ferazzi, Leo Gaulin,
Mary Fittabile, August Theising.
| kindergarten. Average attendance,
4O.17. Perfect attendance Pietro
Armelin. Mary Campo, Charles Fitta-
bile. Raymond Houle.
Something strongly akin to that
| which characterized clashes between
the Monson and Stafford mines, when
they struggled for the win in the old
Bi.State league was at all times
evident, Friday evening on the s
Y. M O surface where the Stafford
Young Mems club five and the Mon
son town basketball representatives
did battle. After great old tussie.
from the time the referee blew bis
little whistle at the outset until he
brought things to al close. Staffos,i
came through with 34 to % win.
Up to the last few minutes of play it
seemed that the uptown lads were
going to live up to their boasts, but
once the home FIVE got to tossing them
in the right groove, there was nothing
to it. Stafford had many chances
to boost it's average far and away, but
wasted them, while the Monsonites
showed their ability to break away
and cage 'em on the least opportunity.
| When halftime intermission arrived.
the Monson team was enjoying 16
points to the Stafford's II. Tonon
was the pig point-getter, shooting in
for a total of IS. Lougheed and
Mullins put up neat game for the
locals, too, while MCCARTHY, who got
away the oleanest shots, and Leahy
did fine work for the visitors. Line.
up:
s. Y. M. O. Monson T. T..
Tonon, If rb, Squier
Mullins, rf Id, Rourk a
Murray, 9, MCCARTHY
Griffith, lb IF, Griffin
Lougheed, rb If, Leahy
Score: s. Y. M. O., "a, Monson
%; baskets from floor, Leahy 2,
Griffin /, Mccarthy 6, Lougheed 2,
Murray 2, Tonon z, Mullins 81;
baskets on free tries, Leahy 2. Nc
Carthy 2, Tonon 4 free tries missed,
Tonon 6, Rourke 8, Griffin 8, Nc.
Carthy; referee, T. Yare; timers,
Buckley and Morris; time, 2O.minute
halves.
The Silent Trio took two points
from the Fatimas in very fast game
last Thursday evening at the s. Y.
M. @. Score:
Silent Trio.
H. Ambaoh. 81 121 1O1- 313
]. Levene, 141 121 1O8- $40
T. Campo, 121 112 1O7- $40
353 354 316 1923
Fatimas.
J. Fitzpatrick, 1872 1O2 92- 316
f. Whitaker, 80 1913 go 800
A. Whitaker, 1919 139 i'll $40
$40 364 293 997
The Fatimas took two points from
the Silent Trio in fast game Satur-
day afternoon at the s. Y. M O.
Score:
Fatimas.
J. Fitzpatrick, 100 90 10 3O2
f. Whitaker, 1877 112 1906 $50
A. Whitaker. 112 121 Ill 344
$40 325 327 1901
Silent Trio.
H. Ambaoh, 81 100 121- 317
]. Levene, 1O7 90 81- 2S7
T. Campo, 119 14S 95- 362
31s $50 297 96e
The Oamels took all three point
from the Oasis in a very interesting
match from start to finish Saturday
evening at the 8. Y. NJ. q. Score
Camels.
J. Lynch, SO 90 1874 81