The Press., 1916-08-24

price for a short while only. $8 for $1.5 50,
 $2 for $1. Every pair guaranteed, at
 Wasserman's store. :,
 -Dutchess Trousers 1Oc button, $l 8 rip. Modern Clothing Co., opp. post office.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Lavi Burr is with relatives
 in Greenwich, Mass.
 T A Biogiuoli is building g home off Center street and near Corooran avenue.
 Miss Nellie Burke is spending a two-weeks' vacation with friends in Hinsdale, N. H. rs
 Miss Agnes Ambach and Miss. Mayme Burke are spending two-weeks' vacation at Sound View.
 | Misses Florence and Mary Miller of Glendale, R. l., were guests of Miss Ethel A. Smith recently II MT. and Mrs. B. T. Eaton and sons, Wilfred and Donald, went Monday to their cottage at Pleasure Beach.
 I Miss Mary McCarthy is spending 1.-two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wal ter Murphy, in Rochester, N. Y.
 | MT. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of Provi. denoe were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur E. Smith of High street. | Mrs. Robert Quinley. Miss Nellie IQuinley and Miss Marion Lee returned last Thursday after spending week on Block Island
 Miss Loretto V. Simons has resumed her duties at the Rhode Island office after having enjoyed a two-weeks' vacation in camp at Crystal Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry.J. Roy of Gold street are spending two-weeks' vacation visiting friends and relatives in various places in New England. Mrs. M. A, Harris accompanied T. F. Mullen to Bridgeton, Me, Satur. day, where Mrs. Mullen and daugh- ter, Ruth have been for some time. Benjamin Campo is erecting al storehouse in the rear of his home on Center street. The building is to be two stories high excepting the base ment.
 Louis Chaffee is taking his annual two weeks vacation from his duties in the post office. With his wife he is spending the time at Worcester, Spencer and Waterford.
 Samuel Kuslansky has d5oided tol remodel the Kane place on Wilmington avenue, which he not long since pur- chased, into two tenements and a | store. Work is going on at rapid pace.
 Mrs. Charles Banks, who has been spending some time here with her husband, who is superintendent of the | Torrington Building Go. here, has returned to her home in Newburg, N. Y.
 Miss Grace Harwood returned home yesterday after a weeks trip to Bethlehem in the White Mountains, and visit to Blandford, where she was guest of the Winter family at their summer home.
 MT. and Mrs. William Prenz, until recently of New York city, have bought what is called the Demond place near the Rawitser home. The deal was perfected through the Samuel Kuslansky agency. Frank Baker owned the place.
 Twenty gathered at the home of Mr and Mrc Tomoo C;I,oor Cundox, It was the occasion of a family reunion. People were present from Fiskdale, Monson. Brimfeld and this town. Dinner was served at noon, after which general good time was entered into. In the evening an auto mobile ride to Brimfield brought activities to a conclusion. Stafford Springs is proving a magnet among motorists. Parties come here from various sections of the state and from without the state. They have been swinging into Spring street tol go to the Springs house in quite large numbers within the past few weeks. Sunday is the biggest day of the seven Roasting of the towns attractive features would go far toward augment. ing the number of visitors and would mean additional profit to merchants, and others.
 Antonio zampolli, long a resident of this place, ended his life last Satur- day forenoon near the South Wind- ham railroad station by stepping inI front of the Central Vermont passenger train that is due in here at 1O. o'clock. The body was terribly mangled, and it is probable that iden- tification would have been impossible were it not for the finding of 1915l personal tax receipt, made out by F. H. Plumb. Zampolli was 28 years old. He had gone from here last Monday greatly depressed in spirits He did not inform his people as to where he was going. He was located in Warehouse Point, but before he| could be.reached he had gone. Knowl- edge of his tragic death came to his relatives from the local authorities Saturday. they having been. informed by the Willimantic authorities of his death. Zampolli's act brought to al termination g period of melancholy. that dates to last winter when he froze his feet, ,necessitating amputationl of both just above the ankles. Zam polli leaves his parents, MT. and Mrs Charles Zampoli of South street, two brothers, America and M. zampolli and sister, Mrs. Guistina Oarocari all of this place. Funeral services took place at 2 o'clock Sunday after