The Press., 1919-03-13
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:, The Italian society VIII AHto S 1 fit dance on Saturday evening. Miss Ruby Robinson, teacher III II 1 high school, is at the Johnson hospita ! with bad cold.
 The high school stunt" by tn junior girls Tuesday morning dld no cause derision on the part of the Doy' | as stated in the Hartford Courant. Tn stead they seemed to enjoy the girls new manner of wearing their nal down" quite as much as the giris themselves The juniors were no attempting to start something" Du merely were trying to satisfy them selves that they could all agree or one thing and carry it out, which theJ successfully did Of course tn1f caused some commotion, but nO1 enough to seriously interfere with ths days routine. It is to be regretted that people should be given the i'm pression that the high school pupils do not realize why they are In school Although not perhaps g commendable way of showing it, these students demonstrated the fact that they have the spirit of cooperation, X
 Red Cross Notes,
 'The refugees have been in rags and almost destitute of clothing for several years. In many countries now, even if clothing could be manu- factured and paid for, material Is totally lacking. The need is great 5to degree that few at home can pAoe sibly realize. From cable ste, )N, by Harvey D. Gibson, former RI a, commissioner for France. In week or Ma1g1l ss e. os camx for refugee clothing will be cnndnI Clothing, shoes, sheets, blankets bedding are needed Ten thonSalll tons will be Americas answer to this appeal, and the Atlantic division is ex- pected to furnish large share of this amount. All clothing will be shipped abroad on European Relief Adminis- tration ships. Further announce ments of details of eolleetign will be made next week. Tn the meantime, please decide what you will discard and instead of packing 1t away in moth balls, wrap 1t for these desti- ute hundred of thousands. Every garment helps.
 West Stafford
 Mrs. G. R. Billings is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. B. stopke, in Yonk-- CTS, N. Y.
 Norman Froideraux has received his discharge frem the navy and re- turned te his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes of Rockville were guests of MT. and Mrs. F. z. Fairfield last Sunday.
 The Ladies Aid seeietF will held 8 supper in the church vestry Friday night from g to o'clock. It will be followed by 8 two-act farce, entitled 'The Scarlet Bonnet" Price of both, 35 cents.
 Rev. W. o. Berckman, pastor of the Congregational church, will begin g series of Lenten sermons next Sun day morning. The series of sermons on the Seven Ager~ok Man closed last Sunday morning. A large audi ence was present ib spite of the in weather.
 Stafforl
 Paramount and Ar9craft Pictures, Town Hall: Saturday, a, special fea- ture, .,The Guilty Man. by 4gHth Helen Davis sand Charles Hlien. anE 1EeSenf- ed by A. H. Weeds. The stefy is in tensely graphic, bordering on Mele- drama and resembling the much talked of rieux days, deals with the life of a betrayed French woman and her child, who turns cut te be a ia nous beauty and murders her step father to save her mothers life, the attorney being her own father. Cast includes Gloria Hope as the daughter, Vivian Reed as the mother, William Garwood as the Guilty Man. J. P. Lockney, Charles French, Hal Cooley, John Stepping and Hayward Mark. Also a Para mount Flagg Comedy, Romance and There will be a Mati- nee on that day at 3 p. m. Wednes-