The Press., 1917-11-15

Harold Pinney has purchased ne
 Rniok roadster, model 1918, of tt
 Hudson Garage Oo. 4, i~
 l" There will be a regular meeting ( ] the Knights of Columbus Tuesda
 evening at o'clock at Red Men
 hall
 George Bertrand resumed his wor
 at the R. I. Worsted Do. Monday afte
 being confined to his home for tn
 past six weeks. '.
 Mrs. E. F. Leach attended tn
 fftieth anniversary of the Woman
 Board of Foreign Missions in Bostol
 this week. Miss Mabel West of Hart ford is a guest of Miss Helen Leach. I At a meeting of tlis three loca
 patrols a gold, silver and bronz
 medal were put before the boy scouts
 to be given to the three boys who ge
 the largest amount of Y. M. 0. A subscriptions of dollar and over.
 A farewell party was given at th'
 Hanley home Tuesday evening anG all had an enjoyable time, notwith standing the sorrow everyone felt fol their departure. The household furniture was removed to Hartford yesterday.
 At the regular meeting of Wm. Horton camp, No. A, last evening, Deputy Harry Simonds of Rockville made an official visit. After the regular business had been attended to refreshments were served and "smoke talk" enjoyed.
 A carload of six new Ford touring cars arrived yesterday for the Hudson Garage Go. Out of the order for sixty cars filed this season only twenty five will be delivered as the Ford plant will be soon turned over for the use of the government.
 Filippo Tripoli and wife, Anna, were brought before the borough court Thursday and charged with beating their eighteen-yearold daugh- ter. MT. Tripoli was fined $5 and costs and Mrs Tripoli was fined $2 and costs by Judge Heald. Miss Tripoli was given her time and has left her parents.
 By request there will be some reserved seats for the Italian band concert sold early Friday evening at the hall. Anyone having tickets who desire reserved seats can exchange them at the box office. In addition to the program there will be large patriotic picture shown at the end of the program each evening.
 Four dogs have been killed by the dog warden, H. o. Butterfield, in the rules which recently went into effect Two of the dogs were ownerless. one was owned by Michael Devoe who defied MT. Butterfield to take the dog and MT. Butterfield killed it on the spot; the other was owned by George Toman Both dogs were unlicensed and the owners will appear before court.
 At the Current events club Monday evening Mrs. R. W. Smith read 8 paper on Zurich, Switzerland, the ,ity of learning, and Mrs. F. F. Patterns subject was Educational of Switzerland. Miss Florence WashbRrn read Mrs. Frank Oroutt's paper on Wier Mitchell, Good Bye Sweet Day." and "Just Because" were sung by Miss Ruth Tuthill. accompanied by Miss Clover Converse.
 Methodist Church Notes: On Tues lny evening the Queen Esther's met 1t the home of Miss Edith Adams. The nid-week service will be held as usual his evening. The pastor will preach 1t both morning and evening services ,n Sunday Next week cottage prayer meetings will be held in different parts of the town. The evenings and he places will be announced on Sun lay. With these meetings a program If evangelism begins which will continue for four weeks.
 On the opening of the Y. M. c. A. lampaign. MT. Tracy, late of Camp Hancock, Georgia, where he has been engaged in the work as secretary, gave m informal, but inspiring address 1pon the work and results of this great movement, at a union service at he Congregational church Sunday evening. The work in town started ,ut with an earnest spirit and using ;he quotation of Rev. L Rees, chair man of the committee, i've are learn ing the joy of giving" we will keep 1p the spirit. The pie clock in B. O DeBorde's jewelry store window will give the amount as it is received. The total amount registered this morn ing is S140O. 't.