The Press., 1917-08-16

first Connecticut infantry in the Yal,
 bowl. They and Corporal Leroy O
 the same company were home on {
 leave. They were to report Monday
 in New Haven and from there they were to go to the new government training camp in North Carolina. II it hadn't been for the accident all oi them would have been sent to France later to fight the Bochs. These boys were really patriotic, they did not enlist to avoid draft because they were not of the draft age. Mrs. Needham is nearly prostrated with grief by the accident. It is less than a year ago that her husband died. Since then she has let both of her sons enlist in the army. Sergt Adel- bert Needham enlisted about two weeks before Howard did. This leaves her alone to manage her busi- ness.
 The Danes will hold their annual picnic at Evergreen Park next Sun day.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry A. Blake of Colchester visited friends in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. H. E. Burwell and daughter, Ruth, are visiting Dr. Arthur Meyers at Mystic.
 It is reported that Col W. H. Hall of South Wilmington has bought the Baker lot on Haymarket square.
 Mir. and Mrs. Olive Harrington of Dorchester, Mass, are visiting at the home of her father, Geo. Eaton.
 Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Moore leave Saturday for an automobile trip to the Berkshires, Saratoga Springs, Montreal, Breton Woods and other places of interest.
 Principal F. s. Gorham and his mother are shipping their household goods from New Haven. They will make their home in one of the Enos Penny cottages on Prospect street.
 Mrs. J. H. Reed was taken i'll while bathing near the Reed cottage at Howard Beach in Lyme last Satur- day. She was taken to the New Lon- don hospital and is comfortable now.
 Miss Agnes U. Manion of Spring. field, Mass, and Francis J. Fitzpat- rick will be united in marriage next Tuesday at the cathedral in Spring field. After trip. through the White they will be at home to their friends on West Main street liter Sept. 1.
 A meeting of the legal voters will De held at the borough hall this eVen- ing at 7.3O to act on the petition of ihe Connecticut company for the right to extend the trolley track about $50 feet on Furnace avenue 10 as to accommodate the proposed freight station.
 Onneoo Tribe, Stafford Springs and Tankeroosan Tribe, Rockville, will hold a joint outing at Seidler's grove, Rockville, Sunday, August 26. Tickets, $1. All members wishing tickets should be at the meeting night, or notify the Oom- nittee before next Saturday night
 Stafford.
 The Modern Clothing Go will reopen he store at the old stand in the Gary | ullding on Saturday. The coming Paramount attractions at | own Hall Aug. 18th Maurice and Wal on in "The Quest of Life.'' This Is 8 ig dramatic story of a girl who has but a ear to live, a theatrical manager with honey but few morals, and a dancing artner (Maurice) who saves the girl and ne game. Things end dramatically-but appily. There Is a lot of exceptional ancing, as you can imagine. Maurice introduces his famous Apache dance. he cast includes M. Maurice, Florence Walton, Julian L'Estrange, Royal Bly, on, Daniel Burke, Russell Bassett, Mrs. William Bechtel. Aug. Fist, Theodore soberts in Anton, the Terrible" an un- sual story of the Russian Secret Police D attempt to betray Russia to Germany ;I he love of two young people, and how hey (while in jsil) work out by secret ode their salvation as we'll as that of heir country, and the dramatic but quite levitable end of Anton, the Terrible" ill make this photo play one of the dra- latie sensations of the day. The famous actor, Theodore Roberts, SUD- oIted by the distinguished and lovely Hiss King, Is a tremendous factor in the