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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
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@alcott abgebaltel,en 9fatto,trr1ier
al1 Dem iih 21 Spieler betbeiliaten,
gingen oie Naditebenoen als 5ieaer
:berpor:
Jreo gbierins, Is gelponnene
5piele, 623 @lus.
emil :. @ieie, bobes Spiel, $50
Mllls.
Semp Diee, @dippeniolo uno 5,
sc Yunfte.
@ermat aod, bobes Spiel, Grand
NIT A, 100 &a1nfte.
Mt1t. Martens, &rerstour,1ee 1l,f
b., 48 Nlnfte.
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acknowledgements fiir scott
GDuntD.

Die Mitglieoer Ser Scott gollntp
Superoilaren=g eboroe traat .iid}. nit
Dem @eoanfen berllm, eiuige Autoz
mobillaltfpagelp gu faufet1, INN 8nl,-
material onrb bas GonntD 1daffen
at fornen. MieOerbolt int Die !alage
[al,t ~gelporoen, Dob es an galtma=
terial fir Die 9aroitraBen feblt uno
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berl,mliegen u1o auf bic &ferbege-
ipar11e tuarten 1niilie1, ole Dos Sea,
terial 5llm alrbeitsplate idaffen iol-
lelr. lss III.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
@inbrndl luirO 9ulisei semeloet.

3iebe orangen ilr ser gsoft bonn
Gomlerstag gum 5reitag in bas
.@ans BON u. s. 6reenlal1, geo. S27
'gSelt 3. straBe, urrb lta6len auBer
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III GaargelO. Die ,ldJperen Suit
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tells eines @lalerOian1anten beral1sge=
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lob at Ser @obml11g perid,afft. Meb=
rere 8ebeimpoli5iiterl Die NIT ser
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apare1, fonnten bisber nod feinerlei
Splrel1, Die etmaige ger6oftunget1
Der gi1rbredler berbeifiibren miiroen,
filloen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Niar silbcritein ite6t nidt init rsb'
Meip Stpre" i1 8~erbinonng.

Mar Silberitein madt bieroatrb
leille 5ablreiden Jreunoe. un0 Be
fanleten barallf aufmerfiam bob er
feinerlei fin~an5ieues SntereiIes in
benz uGbe Seem 5tore" @leiberge=
idaft, SEQ. 3O5 @elt 2. StraBe.b abe.
Dieles @eibdft tpuroe alr 9ape Sar-
man perfauft lltto @err Silberltein
tuar friiber n11r Der Better bes @e-
oddities getpeien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
~ltnscwSbnlidJ srofr GAIL BON Sc,
burton luer6cM actncl6et. Hf;ss'

Die uaddtefe,roen .Gebllrten tplir=
oen igcltern bon Danenporter Mer5ten
oem 9ureau bes Staotlbrei6ers ge=
meEoet::
&err lnb 5rau giibof, 19O1A1
&odingbam &oa0, 26. Nop. 1915,
&naM.
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1899 @elt 4. Str, IL. 9ea. 1915,
&nabc. S
SEER uro Sra, Moolpb Ditmeper,
1928 8elt 2. Str, 13. Sum- 1915,
Mdoden.
SEER uno 6rau 81. S. @bipple,
1922 @elt Z. STR, ns26. SSatnlar,
D9a66elu Gsip4. esl Sim lens.
SEER n1lo Sralnt @ans GarItenieu,
1882 @eit 5. 5trabe, 8. Sftoher
Id9t5l Mdohen!i ;o4f gsafso o3
Ser ;nnb s5rali p@eorget Mabnen,
|6ofingbdt1l Moao, 49, Sept. 1915,
E&nabc. 1906 af.Ie .4s9G5s ASS III.
@err. unto ;Jrom @erbert @rotuer,
1902 t@eit 9. StraBel1. September
f19t5, Mdbden! tl0ai as9ttsl ~
Serr 1ntb 5raltfsa2puis ugteiger,
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t0e1a0d]en.J Hi9alsari;a atsp9H si III
SEER nmo 6rul1 @iniam 8oB,
1910 @dfhingtom '@traBej 49, Msidir55y,
l!y9aGDd)e1t. ~ r2 7aa 1steifiIass
SEER 1tnS Jran George @boufopf,
I1036a 8elt 8. 5traBe, 9. Mar5;
Atnbc. st1o4 VS. ffSl 1st9lsqt
@err limo Sra1 @dbertag otnnieno,
pool Cotton 5traBe, 4. De5etuber
1915, &nabc.
@err 11n6 6ral1 @alter @ritnmer,
2021 8oip0ith StraBe, 6. 3e5ember
1915, &nabe.
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@eit 6. 5traBe, 4. 6ebrltar, &llobe.
SEER mu,6 5rm1 Moolpb 8arernan,
71O @otpea Strabe, Is. Sebrllar,
Md6fen.
SER ur0 Trau $. 6. Sre6eridf-
len; 519 @eit IL. StraBe, 90. Sebr.,
Maoden. 07{ !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
'Sonntaa auniirman cnprifmng in
cn.zlrtl. observation-disclosures.

Sim fommen6en sonntag, sen 8.
Mpril, finbet in Ser epangelii6=lutbe=
ridden 1reieinigfeitsfird)e oil Ser 5.
llllo Mprtle 5traBe sic Nriifl1na ser
0leslabrlge1 Observation-Disclosures
ltatt, u1o 51par Die ser oel1tlde1
&lolle in Dem Morgengottesbie1lt,
beglnmeno Inn ei1t giertel rlad) 10
|llbr, nno Die Ser el1elii6err alalle in
Dem 4benOgottesoienit, beainl1eno
nm Elm bolb 8 l1br. Die @inieg1ung
Der &inoer gelbiebt on folgel1Den
sonl1tag, Dem G%almiomtag, in Dem
oeltld)en Morgen= llro i1 bern e1ra-
l1ld)en Mbenogottesoienlt it. Sssn Ser
oeutld)en &laile iino oie ainber: Ser
bert 5arfert, Seinrtd stabn1er, Or
thur 6lemming, anna &olbou, Mar=
garcia geriler, Srene @asner; in Der
el1glil6en &lalie: Sulius 2afrens,
@alter Wl1rrap, SSof1 %Sssoerlt, Setter
lSeterlen, Sobn Soefer, Mrles 8ohl,
Sinner 8aad, Bertha Shul5, glIie
sange, Mnna &llblmann, Camilla
Mnorelen, Selma Gurltens, g(lie
grnnnqllel, Wargaret Grimm, Mo.
bel Sipp, 6rieoa Soer11.
Mle 6reunoe uno @5Drl1er ser Sc.
meinoe lito 5u oieien @ottesoienjter
1reunolid}lt eingelaoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
@iolinportrasc Scr sdiilcr seq Som
icrbaturinms bon gln1a So
} Fhannien. tGF

Die fleinen Shiiler un0 Sd)iile=
0es &p11ierDatoriums BON M1z.
no Sobannlen per0en om Mo,ttag
9lbenO Inn s llbr I'M al1tbral,m Der
ltaotiiden 9tbliot6ef eih 8eigenfoll=
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por5iielid]es Erogramn1 allserapablt
aporoen lit. 9l
H%adltebeno bosl Grpgranam:- ata,
L. 2ieb uba1e @orte Me,Sy1tnre
&alpb @atfi,1s.
9. Gbening Song 8ogt
Sra Surgeons.
3. ST. tbe Mfid &ollaenoer
Mporb 9ol1d.
a. Guartett - Morld Napini
5. 8erce1le . @o6aro
l6elma Solm.
6. Gomur15e Gaie
Gbarlie gdid.
z. @oagio Mlegretto Mpoerqto
aus Galpils Concerto geo. 2
&idar0 Sc 81ibn.
8. @ol5er Sit
@obert @ellb.
8. Doppel-2n ett - Srterme55o !.
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10. Moorigale simonetti
Sarrp 8rllbn. j
II. Soilio Sad
Sorolo Noait.
-. @al5er \ +. . .garp
gnl emble GlaB.
10. 3ltett &earts auo Jlomers /.
Sobani
Otto Seeeen uno slnnie sopiter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
yilnninsbam =@aus bnrd Sele,r , gum
8ctrasc bon $500 b~eidtahigt. {

Gin 5el1er, oos ideinbar Ourh aus:
oep1 sdornlfeiit auf oas 9ub lbesi
9allles bot Srat Dorotbp Cunning
bonn, 500. 1929 &iplep gtraBe f9ez
fallette 6ntfen etitltanoen NOR, ridJ=
tete geltern ei1ten Sbaoen BON 5000,
an. Mls Die 5ellermebr alif Der
8ranoitatte eridien, marelt 0ie CLAM
men idon Our6 Dos 9ad) bi1rourds
gel6lagen. Ser groBte 1beil seq
.S6aoens lit ouT oas @aiier 5uriiffss
5llfii6rea, bas aus 5mei Sdln1ldJen
auf oas Da6 geipritt tpl,roe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
@aglbcamte crGaltcn l1crte ilr @clo.

Die 8ablridter uno @ablclerfs,
Die Mr6eit bei Ser beute Dor
elmer 8od)e abgebaltenen Staotpabl
rerrid,tetelt, aperoen ,beute NIT Sen
Mitglieoern Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5rlarnne1 fir lire Mrbeit bon Dem
iStootclerf be5ablt meroen. Mnd bie
Better Don 5dlrierl1, IN oe1len 8abl=
tlofale erridtet apuroen, erbalten lbe1=
tie ibr @elo oafiir ausbe5ablt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Better5uiAA

@alb ingt0n1 s. NprlI.
Sir SSlinois: Sd)allcr, sefolat bon
Sd)nccgeitober nno falter Sanls=
tog; unlhstia Spnntag ltnb a11oall=
crl1o falt, bel friid)em Noro= 51
9eorbmeltmino.
Sir Soma: 9eid)te Sd)ollcr Sanls=
tag l1nb FILTER in Siibolt; tbeil=
mpile triib Sunntaa bel frild)en
9eorb= 3lt NurolueituillOel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
2plalu RettertertAs.

0apenport, z. Mpril.
Iurd}lhnitts 8aronleterltall6 3O.0S
9urd)ldnitts Selnperatllr . SO
SDdite 5elnperatur beute . AZ
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@orbcrridle11oe @fAoridtltw %.
@aiierlta1lb nm Z l1br @1orgens 1912
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
0eD tntro 8auunterneb,te err:
bon Der etaot 3aira6.
ner2iltet. SCI

@g ml1roe geitern in ser StaotbaM
befanntl gegeben, 1aB Die @allui1terss'
,lebmer Ser Sto6t bellte mieoer iibr
'@elb abbolen f9St1ne,1, 0as Tic nab
Sen poridibfrioeu Naltporidriften on
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Sin aae, fir Sic es /
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1ie 5tel,erausaleidnngs : gebor=
De mir Dos Solpnibip Ser Staot 9az
bellport miro iib ONT Mittlpod), Sen
8. Mpril 1916, in ser StabtbaGe
Der anmeln nno i11 sibl1lg bleibel1
eentab oes @eletes, INN ,&lageu 11ro
gllmenolr1gen pegen erJDbten Sten=
erlt olif oen @ertb bon perlonliben1
Gl9el1tblm l1l1o @rlu1oeigentbnlns=
gerbellerunge1, entgeger 81 neDn1er,.
Gbarles Sanf,
Somnlbipclerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
glt=Dcntider NhnifabcnS I'M Gbami.
Ma0c Club.

slltoc1tide Miltlif biloete oas
Gro9ramm, oas iid) Die Mitglie0er
oes @bmillabe glltb fir ibre Ser
Die aln 3onnerstog I'M
BON SRI. Cora @esel, go. 729
&se1t 6. Strabe, ahgebalten mlroe,
alseriebe11 battelt. Madfolgeno bas
4srogramm:
ASiano - M 9oItoral Mnsart
SRI. Cora @ebel.
Niano - uRonoo al'Sngarele" !.
Sri. 6lorencs @idclmlarm.
2ie0 = uapple 8loiioms" /. Settle
Sri. Mnna Gbueg.
9siano -
AZ Se1ena6e 50. Slicn
~ Ga Gapricie1s q. @inton
Jrau @alter Nien1ulto.
- SeIecte6
SRI. Catherine @eimbed.
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+. ST. SCHUBERT
SRI. Minrie 2lteidcn
Eiano = Ganie g%l1leqllinn . :.
5ran $. s. 8ead
Sri. Settle Iennis.
0sa6 Der l1nterbaltlrng tpl1roel
grfrtidall1gen ierpirt u1o Elm genliit9=
3%niammeniein fano itatt.
Die nadite 3uiummelrf11nft miro
bel SRI. Mileen M11tdJlar BON 9O5
airfpoob 8oulepar6 abgebalten.
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gaft sen 8iirscrmeiitcr b%csabIcn,
GegerS ibt il ericdiidem &eltaurant
5luei Mabl5eiten uu0 miG 9iirS
.ger1neilter 0afHr be5ablen /.
lulien.

uS1CuSll VIZ ute Ruul SGltlS uNlll
8ir9ermeilter nlf Die &edpn,ng,
SOB" iaste gelterm Mben0 &urber
Granen, eih 6 Sub elm Sol groBer,
alls 2ouisptle, &entudy, l%tann1enoer
Neger, oils @appop1llis @biQips, Ser
9eliser zines &eitallrants, 500. 329
|SIt B. StraBe, iei1 @elb fir bie 5tpei
MsaMSeiten Derlangte, ole Grape1l
bintereinatOer perid)lungen batte.
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MIDI meiter libel"
Ser Wriede eridien nit ser Mfabl-
5eit lll0 Ser &eutudier lieB es 1ib gut
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be Selentbeit lit, cine Serpiette urro
lagte su Nappoplllis, oils oieier fem
Belb nerlangte: ugsir, meiner Mlit=
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ltebrigens fann er fem @elb piel bel
Ter g%ebraude11, als oanit Gago-gB=
lofalbeiitar gu traftiren. Sdreibelt
Sic men ole Meabl5eit, t0ic fgarnib'
NAL 10 1dlehtet pau, oem Mapori urts
aontpg s9s9lg ,s< lifs
Ser 9eeger apolte geraoea sic Gbiir
perluiie1, als er pea1 etiaeta groben
8pli5iiten, Der ,auf ,Nappopplia Sc.
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.slrrelt ge'lcll1mett ann, Rlll4|}ller 81
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ting Der Iribiine ffiiir Sic Sort Mrm-
ltrong Sogrbnnoertfeicr lpl1roe Ser
8altontraft an Sic 9. 81. MfcSugb
Continuation Company peraeben.
Otele 1ribiire miro 700 Sik=
plabe allfpeiien, Sic iid mie folgt
.nertbeilen: $3.50 alif Ser eigentlid)et,
.Sribiine; 1,4O0 sitplabe in Sen Sci
tenlogen lltr0 5000 8ldke Dor ser
igribiine. Die Gribiine ioll a1n SluB-
ltfer reben Der @altptltraBe al1f Dem
|Mrlenad Sslano erridtet 1per0er. 6.
g. Solt apuroe 5lrtn ufft5te1fe1t 9iito-
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haunt. Sir oen4 Dienita6er @ereirti.
Sung fin04 mebrere 9immer1ian Gem
trail 1ruitaan6 Sdpi1es @anfgebil,otl
Ein &of Sslatlb gemietbet auoroen. d,
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3n ~bcrfanfet: Scenes mpbennes 8unz
galolp, 5 3immer lnb @nb; Qot As
SUB BET $50 SUB groB, ii Morbtpelt<
S%ube1pDrt. Seben sic @nlter Gdtuie.
Der, 1443 2eunarb ctr. 7,I8t.
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gerlmtst:. anabe i'm ,Mlter bon 10
big ~ Sabren, Inn in einer Mpotbefe
3i arbeiten. Nad5ufragcn Bel ber
&an1en's 9rmg 50. 7,8t.
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a4.4 &,taet8en ttlr
Grtsttss!1te, Strt1xte, stTt1ts,s

fftEl t8as11nasen ets =
II bteier @Ibrn perbeneff&r etnen ca
Biz OF ei1er Bu@e gu ben radfolgens
ben Staten inferirt: Big al her Bellies
ooer beren MIum 60c, iiber pier uni
BIG 5l adt beilsa $500. Refine aaa
detgei tpir6 fir al3 bOe arGes
nottn1er1.
Sir steuengrnAe iptrb bel Elm. 5il
s!edsnaliger Snferttort 25e bereSnet,
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r. a,eEsF - I-a.--a Z Z. tI93I
81 p%crfanfcm: 9eMtihess Bud bes
&ricgcs bon 1870S71; SEQ. 1 unb 2
y8arterlaube etc. Eelepbon: Sab.
.444S<W. I. 7,18t.
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3a btrfanfet:. ST babe @aIis eo,a
.bilIig 5l1 berfa1fen. Mi6ael 8ebinger,
2731 6ifli9e Scout ctr. 81. 81. $40. 1.
2,1@t
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3u perfanfen: Drei ebene 8aupIdbe,
50 bel 1875. W6an nenoe ii1 an MDs
gpprb, $50 Sremont Nben1e, 9abers
port, So. 4,18t.
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gerlanst: Gin Mann ODER Sra1, en-,
gagirt in einem sroBen GtabIifYement.
Inn als infer @ertreter 3n fnnairen.
Gin gutter @erbfenif Tam eraielt tpers
ben, obne bab es biu6erlid nit Der res
glllaren Grbeit 1T. gmpfeblunaen 9e.
tpiini9t. Noreiie inter r152" Ser
9cmpfrat". 2O.hn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08

3a pcrmictben: @rpbcg bellies Srontz
5immer. nabe Der Stabt, an Sran ober
Iabden nit %cigenen @0beln, biIiait
81 bermietben. @br.: 52S q. A. ctr.
The Press., 1916-06-07

Harry Markoff has gone into the
 grain business in connection with his
 grocery on West Main street.
 Henry Taylor has given up the
 position as clerk in Whiton's grocery
 and is going to Springfield Henry
 Pease will shortly take the place.
 A mistake was made in The Press
 of last weeks issue, when it was
 stated that Quinnebaug post office
 had been changed to Fabyan The
 truth is that it is New Boston that
 has been changed, the change having come about in this manner: The post office at New Boston was dis continued some time ago and when it was reopened recently the name changed to Fabyan. There is a postal law that when fourth. class post offices are discontinued, their re-opening must occur under a new name.
 The seniors have decided on Tues. day evening, June 20, as the time they will have their class night, which will be in St. Edwards hall. Treading the custom of last years class, the prophecies, histories and other offices will be woven into the form of a play. The program will be arranged from the following: |: Manager of class night entertainment, J Kingsley Converse; address of welcome, John L Fletcher; class history, Herbert O. Plumb; class prophecy, Miss Hazel V. Puffer; roll-oall, John T. Bowler; statistics, Miss Mae E. Cooper; address to under. graduates, Miss Anna E. Reister; prophecy on prophet, Miss Ora E. Rabideau; presentations, Miss Eliza beth M Dillingham;; oonferring de- grees, David H. Shepherd; presenta- tions on presenter, Miss Marion O. Fenton; history on historian, Miss Ruby Bowler; class will, Miss Eliza. beth Grover. There are thirteen in this years graduating class.
 The members of the school board had an important meeting Monday evening in the public library build. ing. There resignations were accepted by the board: Miss Maude E Chap- man, teacher of the sixth grade of the Springs school; Miss Lottie Hatch, teacher in the grammar de- partmsnt of the Staffordville school; Mrs. Louis Chaffee, teacher of the Jrow Hill district school. The salaries If the four teachers in the high | chool. that of Principal F. S. 1orham, and several of the teachers | n the towns elementary schools were oted increased. Principal Gorham vill receive next year $1, 400. His diary for the scholastic year ending his month is $I, ,25O. The matter if school superintendent was brought | ID, resulting in the designating of June l 9th as the time when a special | meeting will be held for the purpose ,f taking definite action on the matter. Petitions have been received from a number of taxpayers, urging the inception of 8 superintendent.
The Press., 1916-06-07
West Stafford.

MT. and Mrs. James Harries of Willimantio spent the week end with their sister, Mrs. E. l.. Dimock.
The Press., 1916-06-07
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Thomas Mullins, Jr., has taken the position as sexton of St. Edward s parish.
 St. Edwards school will close June 20. Graduation plans will be an nounced later.
 O. W. Comins, who has been em- ployed as wood workman at the Comins carriage shop for the past thirty-one years, sewers his connection with the shop this week.
 John whitey, a former resident, has just returned here from Bath, England, where he had been living for the past two years. While in Eng land he was married. He is now employed in the Rhode Island mill.
 The selectmen have received com. plaints of the high rate of speed that some automobiles are driven past the post office corner at Stafford Hollow and intend to take steps to have the speeding at this point discontinued.
 An attraction, far removed from the ordinary, Fi-Fi, which has met with fiattering success when presented in other towns and cities, is to take place Friday and Saturday evenings in St. Edwards hall Within eight hours after being placed on sale at 9 o'clock Monday morning all the reserved seat tickets for Friday even- ing were sold. There is no doubt but that the halls capacity will be taxed on both evenings. The play is unique. The cast of characters follow: Bonnie, who keeps the toys, Miss Irene Murray, the sand man, Bernard Mullins; Tack Hammer, Walter Hanley; Fi Eli, a Parisian doll, Miss Mildred Ladish; Loosey, a rag doll, Miss Mae Gilligsn; Ink Spot, black doll, Thomas Mullins; Prince Lolly Pop, William Ladish; Lieut.. Tin Heart, John Quinn; Capt. Barnaole. Chas. Roberts; A Dolls Head, Miss Rena Serafin; Aurelia, retired fairy, Miss Julia Simons; The Man in the Moon, Bernard Mullins; Bo Peep, Miss Mildred Hanley; clowns, Richard Murray and Silvio Bernardo; Talking Doll, Miss Margaret Fitz- patrick; bridesmaids, china dolls, animals, paper dolls. jumping jacks, little blocks, Christmas Fairies, etc., taken by children. There are l25 taking part. Aooompanist, Miss Alice Hanley.
The Press., 1916-06-07

The German club is having picnic
 to-day at Crystal Lake.
 Judge Richard O'Connell of East
 Hartford is visiting his brother: Atty.
 NJ. D. O'Connell.
 Regular meeting of William Horton
 camp, s. of V., next Wednesday
 evening at 8 o'clock in G. A. R. hall. MT. and Mrs Napoleon Roberts
 returned here Monday after their
 wedding trip through New Hampshire.
 They will make their home here Correction: The item in regard to
 meeting of Red Men on first page is
 an error. The meeting takes place
 week from tomorrow night. The
 Press was wrongly informed, and
 correction was not telephoned until first page had been printed.
 Rain forced the calling of of the game here Saturday afternoon between the New Departure nine of Bristol and the locals The visitors got here
 before 8 o'clock, but it was raining so that there was no chance for a game. It is likely that they will show up here later in the season for game.
 Alois DeTaoli was injured late Monday afternoon, little above Johnson's mill, when he got off Warden John M. Leaohs' automobile before the machine had slowed down to an extent to assure his safe alight. ing. DeTaoli suffered a severe bruising on the head and body. His shoulder is quite badly hurt. It was rumored that bones were broken, but such is not the case.
 Much transpired at recent meet ing of the park commissioners It was voted to expend $1OO in the experi- mental lighting of the park lawn. On the site of the old Wood lawn barn, the comm issioners voted to make a big, beautifying addition to the park in the shape of an old. garden, old fashioned flowers and shrubs. The skating rink is to be leveled off so as to answer as 8 tennis court. The slogan "safety first'' has been adhered to in the of the old wooden baseball by an iron one.
 A signal honor has come to Sydney R. Morrall of Norwich, we'll known here. He has been appointed to the United States naval academy by Senator Frank Brandegee. Sydney took a short preparatory course in the Leonard school, New York, and in April of this year passed the mental of the academy. He only recently took the physical ex- aminations at the academy and has just been notified that he had passed them. Sydney was born in Bethel IT years ago. His parents, Rev. and Mrs. l Morrall subsequently, came here to reside, his father being rector of Grace church for some time before | he died, and it was here that Sydney | passed about half his life. Of late years he has been living in Norwich: |
 Funeral services for John l.. Burr who died in Hartford Memorial day, nok place at the Burr home on Grant venue at 2. 80 o'clock Friday after. loon. Rev. l.. Rees, pastor of the church, offioiated. surial was in the, Stafford Springs emetery. The bearers were Clarence ?. Wood of Springfield, Harold A. rane of Greenfield, William O. 'ehrendt of Springfield and Louis reynolds of this place. There was
 profusion of floral tributes, which ttested the high regard in which dr. Burr was held. He was one of he best liked young men of Stafford. The funeral was largely attended. dr. Burr was graduated in the class if 1907 of the local high school. dany of his classmates attended the uneral
The Press., 1916-06-07
WASH SKIRT TIME

And an elegant range of pretty models here for you to pick from. Every material that is fashion able. Sport Skirts of Awning stripes. Colored Cor duroys, Piques and Gabardines, and full range of White Skirts in Linens, Gabardines, Pique. Ratine, White Repps, Beach Cloth, Flaxon cloth, at this range of prices, 9sc $l.25, $l5O. $19s, $39s $500 upwards, No better line shown anywhere.
The Press., 1916-06-07
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.

Local Notices
 CMatter under this head 10 cents a line.l At s. Katzowitz & Co.'S. all styles oi Straw and Panama Hats for men and boys. Have your Suit made by us. Guaran- teed to fit. Modern Clothing Co. Suits from s10 up. made by us, guaran- teed to fit. Modern Clothing Co. CARD.-We wish to thank an of our friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown us In our recent be- reavement in the sickness and death of husband and son.
 MRS. wTLFRKD W. GAULIS.
 MR- AND MRS. JosEPH 6AULIN.
The Press., 1916-06-07
SEE THE COATS

We are showing for Sport, Travelling, or Auto wear. Chinchilla Coats very fashionable, but we have others. Silk Coats, Blazer Striped Coats Mohair and Linen Busters Colored Corduroy Goats Covert Coats Mixtures and Gabardines for street and dress wear Warm full length Tweed Coats for Auto and travelling. See our Coats from $75o to $25. % each.
The Press., 1916-06-07
Crystal Lake District.)

A healthy man Is a king in his own right; an unhealthy man an unhappy slave. For impure blood and sluggish liver use Burdick Blood Bitters. On the market 35 years. $1 bottle.
The Press., 1916-06-07
Cases of Summer Complaint.

CaSeS Of Summer COmpIalnt, and Intestinal disturbances, are fre- quently corrected by the use of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They tend to Cleanse the intestinal tract and promote indt- gestion. Used by Mothers for 26 years. All druggiS' sell them, 25C.