The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1916-01-19

High team total, Army, SO:
High team string, Army, 34s
High three string, Fisk, 374
High single string, Fisk, Hansen, ~
High ten men. 49,.
Fisk, Army, 121 l.:
Melbourne, Navy, 40 j.:
Hansen. Yale. .-- e. 100 Is
Cote, Army, 1OS rs
Connors, Harvard, 1O1 Ia
Whitaker, Princeton, 1O1 Ia
Labrache, Oxford, 1Ol go
Palshaw, Harvard. SO g
Ducharme, Oxford, SO
Raith, Yale, "a 1-9
The Flashlight,
Icemen are busy
A certain successful man of this
town says, Enthusiasm has no
gage" +.st.E
Fitzpatrick s orchard ON West Main
street is going to be big lure to kids
herea bouts pretty soon. The trees
are coming in for lot of pruning, etc.
That Pastime club is getting to
be quite an organization. The calico
ball, under their auspices, Saturday
night, was we'll attended and they
have chalked down as a success other.
wise, too. ~ ~
Lamped in the New York Times
cit is expected at Hamilton college
that Pete Reynolds will renew his
contract to cuach the football team. -
We wonder if they mean our pete
But mol How absurd of us.
Bill Benton wanted to have team
ster move his lunch cart the other
day. The horse wrangler in question
only wanted the paltry sum of $50
for the job. Bill thought someone
was endeavoring to get strangle
hold of his nanny at first. He finally
got bunch of his husky friends to
push and pull the cart to certain
spot in Wilmington avenue. 1t cost
Bill $3.50 There is no joke about
this either. H..
A TRUE (?) TALE.
And now there came by way of
West Main street into the region of
Haymarket square a youth who
clutched tightly the lunch hook of a
maid. The night was dark. Yea,
even a hint of snow was in the air.
Said the youth, Il wonder what time
it is?'' for grave fear ad stolen
into his heart he wondered what her
father would say. for the hour must
surely be late. LOOK at the clock, {"
spaketh she. He turned his eyes
towards the heavens, and 10, he could
not tell the time FOR THERE WAS
NOT A LIGHT ON THE CLOCK
TO REVEAL THE TIME OF NIGHT.
The grave fear was at once chased
from his heart by the urging, "Tell
her father you could not tell what
time it was by the town clock {"
And he did. And all was we'll. -,
Court News.
The case of Helen Puskar against
Michael Josefchak, in which the
complainant claimed the defendant
had slandered her. occupied the
attention of the borough court for a
short while Monday morning, being
disposed of by an award of $5 and
costs to the plaintiff, total reaching
$12.67. Josefchak has probably
figured in more court affairs than any
other resident, considering the time he
has been here. The complainant ga id
it was not matter of amount of
money, but to put stop to the
trouble Josefchak was making her,
which caused her to take action.
Mrs. Andrew Kubecka of Willing
ton came before the borough court
Wednesday morning to make answer
to the complain that she was not
sending her child, under sixteen years,
to school. She could advance no
good excuse for not complying with
the law and was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Head, her settlement amount.
ing to $12. ID. Agent Deming Of the
State Board of Education was the
complainant.
The case of Michael and Mary
SAVIOR against Paul SAVIOR, ct AL, all
of Wilmington, on action praying
for the partition or sale of real estate
held jointly by the parties to the suit,
which had been pending in the
superior court for some months, was
adjusted Monday morning, when
Paul SAVIOR, one of the defendants,
solo. his interest in the property to
the others. Attorney Robert Fl. Fisk