The Press., 1918-04-11
rhe Hospital Aid sooiety will meet

The Hospital Aid society will meet rext Tuesday at 2. 3O p. ID.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Ballantine are in New York for the school vacation.
 The five.minute speakeTs" for Saturday evening will be Rev. l.. Rees at the Oomique. and Judge R. H. Fisk at the town hall
 Louis Dezso is spending few days in Bridgeport. During his absence his milk route is being covered by Wesley Gale and Frank Dezso,
 Noel M Pease has been spending ten days in Bristol. Friday night he will attend a reunion of the Camp Norwich Boys at the Y. M. 0 A. in Springfield.
 Miss Helen Leach, who has been spending the winter in St. Peters burg, Florida, had the misfortune to break her arm, but is now able to use it little.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Novogroski motored to Providence, R. l., Sunday and returned Monday accompanied by Mrs. ". Elowitz. who is spending a few days at their home.
 Mrs. Louis Chaffee will take the position as teacher in the Crow Hill district. There remains now only one vacancy and that is the mathematic teachers position in the high school which has not been filled.
 Wilfred Eaton and Ralph Prouty are the next two draftees to leave this town, and they will be sent to Boston where they will take a two- months' course in technical in- struotions. They will leave Monday.
 In the near future the ladies of West Stafford will give "The Old Peabody Pew" for the benefit of the v c. T. U. at the NJ. E church. Other entertainment will be furnished and foe cream and other refreshments will be sold.
 Judge J. Fl. Reed has been assigned to the Holland county superior court to take the place of Judge ". l.. Ben. nett of New. Haven who will retire on May 18th when he will become 70 years old. Judge Reed will open the superior court tomorrow and dispose of the criminal business.
 NIT. and Mrs. John Nj. Larned and daughter, Ruth, left Tuesday morn- ing to attend the wedding of their son Captain John Hawley Larned and Miss Sara Marguerite Hollopeter. The wedding took place last evening at 2 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Mir. aud Mrs. William O. Hollopeter, Merion, Pa.
 A hearing was held before the borough court on Monday morning in consequence of the raid by Prosecuting Agent Reed and Officer Hayes on the two tenement house on Maiden lane, Saturday, March 90 Four kegs of beer were seized at the home of Vinero Scotte And three kegs of beer at the home of Aldo Fionelle. Judge Heald found the beer to be 8 nuisance and ordered it destroyed. It was poured down the sewer Monday afternoon.
 At 8 meeting of the Boy Scouts last evening R. ". Ellis and O. B. Pinney of the Liberty Loan committee were present and Mir. Ellis presented the situation to the boys. Twenty mem- bers of the Boy Scouts volunteered to enter the campaign which will start Saturday, April 27th with 8 big parade. The government is depend ing on the boys to pull it Cover the top" and it Is up to them. to do it. Each boy who makes 8 sale of ten liberty bonds will receive a medal There will be a drill for the whole troup Monday evening at 2 o'clock in preparation for the parade.
 Stafford.
 | Paramount Pictures, Town Hall Saturday, April IS, Pauline Frederick ir Her Better Self" The story: A char acter sketch of the heart and life of { social butterfly who has fallen madly 1T love with 6 very serious young doctor. 4 woman picked up In the street has th' doctors picture In her locket. Pauline Frederick Is thus caught between faitf and fear, but love trlumphs. Wednesday F, Mme. Petrova in "The Undyi' { Flame" The story: The relncarnatloT theme has given to literature and dramt some ofits most enthralllng stories Here we have a princess and shepherd whC lpowerless to bridge the void of cost, split a scarab, the half of which Is buried wltl the owners, only to be reunited thOusandi of years later.
 Joseph Depeau will discontinue thu barbering until further notice.
 Mrs. Arthur Cady is driving 8 new car recently purchased of the Hudson Garage Go.
 The ladies of the Universalist churcl will give a supper and entertainment Friday, April 19.
 Mrs. Eliza Waldron of Winsted il } spending a few weeks with MT. am Mrs. J. B. Hough.