The Press., 1918-07-25

seas.
 pr. A. 0. Comins has returned from (
 two weeks vacation spent in Springfield
 New Haven, and other places,
 Miss Helen Fitzpatrick and Miss Lot
 tie Sehofeld are at the Johnson Msmori,
 al Hospital, where they will be operated
 on for appendicitis.
 The Italian band gave a we'll att
 tended and much enjoyed concert
 Tuesday evening in the new band
 stand. built on the hillside near the
 grove in Hyde park. The stand
 faces the entrance of the park and
 has only one side. This causes the
 music to be thrown in one direction,
 rather than in all directions as was
 the case when the old band stand was used. The fact that the stand
 is built on a hillside also helps the
 music to go toward the lower end of the park. This arrangement caus- es the music also to be distinctly heard throughout the eastern part of the borough. The concert was a complete succecc, besides many patriotic hymns for numerous Ital- Ian pieces were played and Italian music was that indescribable quail ity which makes people love to listen to it. The members of the and recognize an able leader in
 
 they will show their talent ire quently
 The Chautauqua competed its second year here last Saturday and has passed to other fields. leaving behind it memo ries which will not be erased from our minds till it visits us again next year, as 1t surely will, for ll6 guarantees have already been secured. Except for the storm of Wednesday afternoon, it's stay WAS marked by excellent weather In looking back over these five truly joyous days we tind that those most interesting happenings stand out foremost in our minds, although nearly all of 1t comes hack to us with very little thinking. Perhaps among those foremost might be elassed the lectures by Ross Crane, Dr. Green and Carlton Chamberlayne, the entertainment by the Paul Fleming com pany and the comedy Mascot. besides the lectures by the superintendent, while the children treasure memories of that successful pageant "Liberty's Torch. The Chautauqua members from the tent crew to the superintendent were loud in their praise of stafford and sincerely | hope to return The people of Stafford | have taken a great liking for all the members and want to see them again. as the large number of guarantees prove, while the fact that the town quota of tickets show how much Stafford cares for the Chautauqua Itself
 Stafford
 Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Town Hall Saturday, July 27th, Ger aldine Farrar in "The Woman God For got" The story of this superb photo production is based upon the invasion of Mexico by Hernando Cortes and the of Montezuma, ''the mag by the Spanish adventurer There are dramatic scenes of the strong sst heart appeal. and as the daughter of the ill-fated Montezuma, Geraldine Far. -ar will be seen in a role of tremendous power Supporting the famous diva in his production extraordinary are many whose names are pillars of strength in he cinema world. These include Wal ace Reid, who appears as 8 Spanish cap ain, Hobart BosWorth as Cortes, Ray nond Hatton as Montezuma, Charles .Ong, Olgo Grey and others. Wednes- lay, July 3lst, Dorothy Dalton in 1.-The 'rice Mark" The story, two Ameri- ans, Fielding Powell, an artist, and Dr. | Daniel Melh, visiting in Carlo, Egypt. The former becomes enamored of Nak- lla, a native girl Her brother, Hassan, : rug dealer, poisons his sister and at- { empts to kill Powell. Meli brings Pow < III to New York and Hassan comes also D the guise of a servant, He hopes to Ichieye vengeance later upon the artist or his relations with Nakhla. Powell IS , yueeessful, and to his studio comes Paula Lee Miss palton), a young and beautiful ,irl from Ohio. She becomes a model Or Powell, who regards her as legitimate l prey But his lust changes to love and ne wishes to marry her. On the same program will show the third chapter of he ''Son of Democracy" a call to arms stirring Photo-p'ay of inside-the- i White House problems, closeup" of he real Abraham Lincoln at the tensest moment of his remark table careeF-when le declares that the union must not be 1 dissolved and calls for 70, 900 volunteers 70 enforce his declaration. "We are com ng, Father Abraham!" is the resound- ng response and the nation goes into lattle.
 2 Mrs. M. Cunningham is ill at Il hos Dital with pneumonia.
 Archie Ramsey cut his foot quite ba [. y while ehopping last Monday.
 Miss Alice Lee is spending few weeks with her mother and family at Newark, N. J.
 The Junior Union of the UniveIsaIist ,hurch are holding their picnic in the yrove near the home of Mrs. George Beard.
 Frederick Glover is spending a week with the family of William Walbridge of )ld Mystic.
 Miss Elsie Ramsden Is spending two weeks with Mir and Mrs. H. Ramsden of Dalton, Mass. Mrs. Inez Lasbury entertained over he weekend Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Las ,ury and Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Cummings ,f Springfield. Mrs. Cummings will re- main for fortnight.