The Press., 1916-11-23

A SOu was DOr0 sunday GO MT. and
 Mrs. John Zero of Forestville. Walter Pease of North Brookfiell was in town for the week end. The schools will close Thursday and Friday of next week for the Thanks :. fgiving recess.
 MT. and Mrs. Harmon McIntire and son Harold of Hartford were in town over Sunday. .t | Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Congdon of Norwich visited MT. and Mrs. C.. M. Oongdon over Sunday.
 There will be meeting of the town school committee next Monday even-
 ing at 7.3O in the library. MT. and Mrs. David Bissett left on Tuesday for Los Angeles, Gal where
 they will spend the winter Miss Dorothy Frazier and Miss
 Nellie Yare spent the week end in
 Worcester. Mass visiting relatives. ] The Baker Chapter, O, E. s., will
 hold a-public whist at Masonic hall,
 Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets
 will be sold at the door. D :. Mr. and Mrs. G.. B Knapp of |Springdale and O. W. Morse of Stam
 ford were the week -end guests of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan.
 F A son, Merlin Howard, was born
 Nov. 7th to Mr.- and ~MEs.~Frank- A.
 Woodward of Springfield, sand grand S6n 70 John S. Arnold of this borough.
 There will be a social dance by the I. O. R M, at Redmen's ball, Friday evening, Nov. 24. Woods orchestra
 will furnish the music. The ad- mission will be 25 cents
 At the annual auction of horses at
 New York this week, i've of Col. Hall g
 horses from the Clay Cotton stables
 will go. They are Bingo, Sox De-
 Forest, Sonora, Leila Hall and Clay
 ton E.
 F. H. Bimwart and Geo. F. Rune
 were arrested in Wilmington Sunday for violating the game laws. They
 were brought before the borough court and fined The fines and costs amounted to 1928 a piece.
 J. A. Jubb. while driving down the Monson road Sunday night, struck a stone on the side of the road with his left front wheel and shattered the wheel 80 the car had to be- lowed into the garage for repairs.
 Detective Foley of Stamford arrested Wm Sutton, who has been employed by the Torrington Construction com pany as bricklayer, last week Thurs day on the charge of none support of his wife and child who live in Stam. ford.
 Frank Sisson, haling from Hampden and Matthew Cummings of this town, were before the borough court Monday charged with intoxication.t They were found guilty and fined. They paid the fine which amounted to $9 3S 8 piece.
 ; Samuel Farmer, who has been a barber in this town for fourteen years and has been in business here for eleven years, has sold his shop here to J. Tripoli and son who will continue the business. MT. Farmer and his family have moved to East Springfield where he has bought barber shop Tn moving his household goods to Springfield Monday, Gary's truck met with an accident. The road was frosty and the truck slipped on the frost and six idded down to the side of the road and tipped over. The driver, Frank Ruby, escaped without injury and none of the furniture was broken.
 Mrs. Chloe Norris Eaton, wife of Frank H. Eaton of Bolton, died on Sunday morning, after being in poor health for five years. She was born in March 5. 1895. In Novem- oers l 8G9, she. married Frank H. l Eaton.s. MT. and Mrs. Eaton spent the first part of their married life in Mon Ion. and Stafford Springs, going to South Bolton thirty years ago last | Nay Mrs. Eaton leavesther husband :; wo sons, Louis D., of Nashville, renn.,- and Ralph O., of Bolton; a Mrs. J Alton Loomis, of | Bolton A son, Edward, died ten years ago. There are eight grand children and one great t-grandohild Of her seven brothers and sisters, but wo are living, Miss Mary Norris and David Norris of Norwich. The funeral was held at her home on Tues. lay morning at 1O.sO o'clock. The burial was in Hartford.