The Press., 1918-01-31
Marion C. Chapman Killed by Elevator.

dently killed by an electric elevate
 yesterday at about I LIS 8. m. at th
 Smith 6 Cooley plant. Mir. Chapma
 was alone loading the elevator to sem
 it down when he was caught betwee
 the elevator and the top floor. Iii
 upper part of his chest was orushe
 and his neck was broken. He die
 ten minutes after the accident. Dr
 Dawson was summoned, but MT
 Chapman was hopelessly injured. Tn
 body, after being examined by DE
 Bard, medical examiner. was taken t,
 the Baker undertaking rooms. A
 MT Chapman was alone at the tim'
 It is not known now the sooiden
 occurred. His work was waste sort ing. He lived at Smith's corner
 Crystal Lake and leaves a wife and
 three sons; two in the army and on'
 in Bridgeport, and a daughter, Mrs.
 Augustus Garvais, of this borough
 The funeral will be hell at the home
 at Crystal Lake on Saturday at o'clock.
 W. R c. meeting next Wednesday
 The women of the Congregations church will hold their missionary meeting next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. l. Rees.
 The Stafford high school five will play against the East Hartford high school quintet at s Y. NJ. c. hall Friday night. The local boys are anxious to get back at E H H. s. on account of au old grievance which has been burning (not ooal) to get into action and a good game is expected. Dancing will follow the game until 10 80
 In the Thrift Stamp drive which began last week the public schools in the town of Stafford have sold about Sa25 worth of thrift stamps to the pupils, while tue amount sold for the whole town is S2, 800 About 5O per cent. of the pupils are now holding thrift stamps, and the thrift stamp popularity is growing rapidly. Thrift stamps have been put on sale at the hbTary.
 The concert to be given by Woods orchestra at the Teutonia masquerade ball Friday evening is as follows: March, Zen. Mixup, U s 4 :" I. s Allen; selection, Light Cavalry
 Dook au1 Doaeart NE T. T.Ho. waltz. "Amerioau Beauty" H. J Praag; duet for cornet aud clarInet, "Dear Heart Serenade, 4 B. Roth; one step, (a) "They go Wild, Simply Wild, Over Me-; (bl "so Loug. Mother;" march, "The Stars and Stripes Forever, '' Sousa. .,.
 A home economies club has been organized among several girls of t',e h Rh school under the name of the w. w W" olub Officers have been elected as follows: President, Doris Pease; vioe-presideut Mollie Kus lauskyi secretary, Elizabeth treasurer, Lottie Sh' pherd. This club is one of the Hoover clubs which are being established all over -he country. Miss Costello. the county leader. will meet with the girls each week and teach them the mt of cooking.
 At a very quiet wedding Monday | Miss Mary Campo, was mar jed to Bernard Hauley at o'clock by he Rev J E. Clark of Suffiell, an inole of the groom. Miss Victoria Campo, a sister of the bride. was ,rilemaid and Dr J. P Hanley, a lrother of the bridegroom, was best nan. Immediate relatives were ths lnly attendants Mir Hanley is a member of the Hanley Shoe Go. and | popular among his many associates. | Miss Campo has also many friends by | whom she is very much liked. There were no festivities and MT aud Mrs. Iauley left for Hartford and then to New YoIk where they will spend heir honeymoon. Upon their return hey will make their home at Mrs. ] E. FiIzpatrick's on West Main treet
 The Stafford high school boys de eated the Pennington high school five It s. Y NJ O. hall last night by q | core of 24 to 15. The local boys played an all round game with fine ,ass-work. J. Sullivan played good 'uard game for Stafford, holding the Jack court almost alone, and Cunning lam showed up fine as forward. 'almonsen starred for the visitors. | The lineup:
 $ H. s. k. H. $. i V. Sullivan, If Salmousen lomins. Cunningham, If Omeara ronon, O. Lewis Srlffirhs lh ". Lewis | l. Sullivan, rb Hollister |
 The score: Stafford 24, Farming on 15; goals from floor, W. sullivan ], Griffi, hs ?, Cunningham 8, Tonon
 s ,lmonsen ?. Omeara ,, c. Lewis !; free tries, Salmonsen 3; referee, Fare; scorers, Ellis and Gorham; imer, Fraser; time of halves, 20 In the preliminary the s I s seconds defeated the Boys club | i've by a score of 9 to 6.