The Press., 1919-04-10

| now pf0I pair. lOO pair on Saic. D. KatzOwitz & Go.
 Our Spring line of Coats, Suits, Capes, Dolmans, Dresses, Waists, etc.
 are ready for your inspection. J. 1 Wasserman.
 | We desire to express our thanks l and appreciation to our friends and
 neighbors for the many acts of kind
 ness during the illness and death of l our beloved daughter; also for the
 many floral offerings.
 MT. and Mrs. Hector Gingras. | STAFFORD SPRINGS 1 F. G. Sanford has bought Chal- mers roadster. MT. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley have been
 in New York few days.
 l K of c. meeting Thursday evening
 at 7.30 at Hanleys store.
 l MT. and Mrs. Anthony Jacobsen of
 Norwich spent Sunday with relatives
 in town.
 1 w. R. c. meeting next Wednesday
 There will be supper for w. R. C.
 members and invited friends.
 Miss Lizzie Barrett is spending a | few days in Springfield as the guest
 of her sister, Mrs. E. l.. Cady. l The excavations are being started for two houses on Furnace avenue by the Warren WOolen Go. north of the
 mill.
 The dates on which the Stafford Fair is to be held this year are Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct
 IA, 15, 16.
 l Headquarters for the Stafford
 Young Mems Free Employment Bu-
 reau" have been changed from the | Speer shoe-shine parlor to the bowl
 ing alleys.
 Wilbur s. Lawson of Danbury wis l ited his brother, Alfred, pharmacist at
 the Eaton drug store, on Sunday. He | was in France for one year with the l 53d railroad artillery.
 A party was given Friday afternoon at the Congregational parsonage for Miss Judy Williams. Nine little guests heartily enjoyed the occasion and brought gifts in honor of the eighth birthday of their hostess.
 Court Oronoco, F. of A., will have this evening the largest class initi- ation in the history of the court The crack degree team of Court S1ipsic of Rockville will be in charge of D. G. E5
 R. Murphy. A smoker will follow. At a meeting in the firemen's hall Monday evening it was voted to retain last years officers for the Stafford baseball team until all the former players are discharged from the ser vice, when new ones will be elected.
 For the purpose of raising money for a new outfit for the team, a three days fair will be held at St. Edward s | hall May 1, 2, 3. Another meeting will be held at the firemen's hall Sat | urday evening to which all interested are invited to attend.
 The follwing children's books have
 been added to the library: The boy | with the U. s. naturalists, F. w. Rolt- Wheeler; The wonder of war in the
 air, F. w. Rolt-Wheeler; The Aztec | hunters, F. w. Rolt-Wheeler; The Polar hunters, F. w. Rolt-Wheeler :;
 Yankee ships and Yankee sailors, J. Barnes; Isabel Carleton's friends, M. Ashmun; At the Butterfly house, B. A. Brown; Dorothy Dainty at Foam
 Ridge, A. Brooks; Master of the peaks, J. A. Altsheler; The lost hunt CTS, J. A. Atsheler; For the freedom of the seas, R. H. Barbour; The Ad- venture club afioat, R. H. Barbour; ; Story of the Pilgrims for children, R. G. Usher; Our Davie Pepper, M. Sid ney; Mary Ware in Texas, A. F. Johnston; Mary Wares promised land, A. F. Johnston; How they suc- ceeded, o. s. Warden; Top of the con- tinent, R. s. Yard; Boys life of Theo- dore Roosevelt, H. Hagedorn; Young Alaskans in the far north, E. Hough; i; Polly and the Princess, E. c. Dowd ;; The French twins, l.. F. Perkins; The Belgian twins, l.. F. Perkins; The Dutch twins primer, L. F. Perkins; ;; Uncle Remus returns, J. c. Harris ;; Tuck-mein stories, E. B. Comstock; i;
 Mother West Wind When" stories, T. w. Burgess; Mother West Wind Where" stories, T. w. Burgess; Four
 on farm, M. P. Smith; Five in a Ford, M. P. w. Smith; Young and old Puritans of Hatfield, M. w. w. Smith i;
 Last of the plainsmen, z. Grey; I am l an American, s. c. Bryant; Star stories for little folks, G. c. Warner; !; Children's book of patriotic stories, A. D. Dickinson; Children's second book of patriotic stories, A. D. Dickinson; i; Tales from dugout, A. G. Empey i; Working my way around the world, l.. M. Franck; Surprise house, A. F. Brown; Tom Sawyer abroad, Mark l Twain; From the earth to the moon, J. Verne; Twenty thousand leagues
 under the sea, J. Verne; Knowing in sect through stories, F. Brazilian;
 Broom fairies, E. M. Gate; Dame Wig l gins of Lee, F. Marshall; American | boys book of signs, signals and sym l bols, D. Beard; Raven patrol of Bob's
 hill, c. F. Burton; Story of sugar, s. w. Bassett; Georgiana's service stars,
 A. F. Johnston; Swiss family Robin
 son, M. Godolphin; A little maid of
 old Connecticut, A. T. Curtis; A little
 maid of Ticonderoga, A. T. Curtis
 Jane Stuart-comrade, G. M. Remick
 Helen and the uninvited guest, B. B.
 Gilchrist; Helen and the Find-out club
 B. B. Gilchrist. The books, Tom , Swift and his war tank, V. Appleton and Fast nine, A. Douglas, and "The