The Press., 1917-12-06

-natAnc9 Ok my uf( ROOMS 10 De CAoScu out by Jan. I, 1918. E l.. Burr.
 We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our frlends for the flowers cent at the time of our recent bereavement
 8 IT, MATTEsEN AND FAMILY.
 Come in and sec us for your mems boys' and chlld's Mackinaws. Big line at great saving 5. Kaizowitz & Co.
 = Best of merchandise at lowest prices always found at s, Ka'zOwitE < Cos.
 We have a fine line of Sweaters and Underwear for large and small Blank cts and Quilts. ]. WAsserman.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 The local campaign conducted by the Knights of Columbus has exceeded it's quota, which was $500.
 Harold Lynch was taken to the Johnson hospital Saturday with a serious case of pneumonia. He is now reported to be improving.
 The Stafford high school quintet will meet the Cathedral high five of Springfield on the Y. NJ. O. floor Fri day night. A close game is expected, as the Cathedralites will bring B strong team.
 Harold F. Piece has been given a commission of first lieutenant in the sanitary corps. He is now at Washing ton, bus expects to be sent to the aviation station at Mineola, l.. I in about six weeks.
 The Current Events club will meet Monday evening. Hostesses: Miss McCulloch and Miss Moore. The program will bs Holiday Fetes and Festivals of Switzerland; Winter Sports and Arts and Crafts of Our Country. Committee: Mrs. c. IT. Meyers and Mrs. L Mclaughlin. The music will be a duet by Mrs. T. F. Mullen and Mrs. Lincoln Luce.
 The Stafford Boys Club, Inc will open informally for the winter season on Saturday from l 30 to m. and from to 9 30 ?. m. It has been decided by the board of directors to omit afternoon sessions entirely and open the club every week day evening. except Wednesday and Friday. The club will formally open next Monday evening at which time all who wish to join will register and pay dues of i5 cents per week, and in advance. Owing to the state revenue tax of $20 on our bowling alleys and pocket billiard tables, bowling will be charged for at one cent per string, and pocket . 1s lations in detail will be posted on the club bulletin board, and to which the attention of members is directed Boys 1 , years and older are eligible for membership, also boys 14 years old employed at daily labor may join. The men of the town are especially invited to become members. Peter J. Reynolds is to be supervisor and Robert Tuthill has been engaged as assistant to the supervisor.
 The senior class of the high school will present '' Professor Pepp, three act comedy, at St Edwards hall, Thursday evening. This is a play differing in plot and meaning than any | other previously staged plays by the senior class. The summary is: Laugh ter, laughter everywhere and all of it Go drink. The cast Professor Peter kin Pepp, a nervous wreck who is constantly tTailed by the nihilist. H. E. Needham; Mir. O. B. Buttonbuster, a giddy young butterfly of forty eight, who is after the pretty eo-sds, W. Sullivan; Howard Green. his son, who is always mixing things up, T. | E. Fraser; Sim Batty, the police force of a college town, who is always in the wrong place, A. R. Tonon; Peddler i Benson, working his way through | school, O. Fenton; Pink Hatcher, an athletic sophomore, s Griffiths; Buster Brown, a vooiferous junior. P. | Sena; John Warrington, a studious senior, F. Bruce; Betty Gardner, the | professors ward, who must marry | Buttonbuster, but does not, E. Tonon Aunt Minerva Boulder, his house. ! keeper from Skowhegan, Maine, who can't bear the sight of a man, NJ. | Lawrence; Putunia Muggins, the hired | girl, who is always prettily dressed, | O. B. Converse; Olga Stopski. the new teacher of folk dancing, NJ Butter field; Kitty Glover, 8 collector of souvenirs, A. Gilligan; Vivian Drew, | social leader, D. Glazier; Irene Van Hilt, a happy little freshman, N. Reister; Karolie Kay, college belle, l.. Mitchell General admission, 25 | cents. Reserved seats, 90 cents and | 35 cents, will go on sale at J. F. War ren's Friday st 9 a. m.