The Press., 1920-08-19

| -Wasserman's Sale ends Saturda. l August 21st at 9.30 p. m. Lots o
 specials, odds and ends to close out Don't miss it at Wasserman's | STAFFORD SPRINGS
 John Joyce of Somers spent the for
 part of this week here.
 Harry Needham and Ray Green ar
 camping at Crystal Lake. l Miss Eadie of Glasgow, Scotland | is a guest at the McCulloch home. ~ l An old fashioned farmers picnic
 will be held at Crystal Lake on Satur
 day.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Meyers are a l Pleasant Point Island, Mashapaug, fo
 two weeks. Misses Jennie Mullins and Angi,
 White of Hartford spent the weekend
 at Crystal Lake.
 The Davis reunion will be helt | next Wednesday at Forest Park | Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin has beer visiting her parents at Belchertown
 Mass, the past week.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Rice and nephew O. New York, are the guests of he1 | cousin, Miss Mary Ann Sullivan. George Dennis has sold the house
 on Maple street, occupied by Mrs Hugh Welsh, to the Standard Oil Com pany.
 Miss Christine Fossel of Farnums vile is visiting for several days al the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Den. niStOn.
 James Bolieau, who is to move te Nevada, will sell his household goods at auction on Saturday at 1 D. m al Keefe's Plains.
 Owners of bees should have same registered at the town clerks office on or before October 1st., under pen atty of fine for failure to do so. Misses Alice and Agness Denniston have returned from Farnumsville Mass, where they have been spending vacation of a week or more. w. H. Vinal and family and Mrs Anna Kuehne of Hartford have beer spending six weeks in Maine at Bel grade Lakes and West Rockport. William Symonds and G. H. Burdick and their families motored to River side Sunday afternoon, but their trip was interfered with by the severe storm.
 The second annual canoe carnival will be held at West Rock, Crystal Lake, on Saturday. There will be a canoe parade and canoe races with prizes for each event. The Phoenix Liberty band will furnish music.
 The U. s. civil service commission will hold a competitive examination here on Saturday, August 18th, for the position of a substitute clerk in the local post office. The substitute will receive salary of 60 cents an hour.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Cantin of Hart ford, who have been at N. O. Wards, Buff Cap the past week, have returned to their home. Judge Pollotti of the police court of Hartford, and MT. Ar mold of Hartford visited at the Ward home on Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. l.. Rees on Monday went to Oak Bluffs, Marthas Vineyard. Next Sunday MT. Rees will preach at Simsbury and will go from there to visit his sister at Scranton, Penn. Mrs. Rees will remain at Oak Bluffs. Judith Williams is with her grand mother at Charlton, Mass.
 Stafford marched away from the American Legion nine of Springfield Saturday afternoon when they came together in Hyde Park. The tune was 7 to 8. Connors started on the mound for Stafford and did so we'll that he was permitted to remain on the hill drought the whole game. He began properly by flaming the first man to come up. The next man walkedt wild throw and came home while the next man was being put out at first. The guests did not score again till the eighth when two men got on the sacks, one by way of clean hit, the other through an error. Meanwhile two men were put out so their chances of scoring looked slim. But Mosher came to bat and got three stop clout so the trick was done. That finished the scoring of the Legion boys, although they did get two men onto the bases in the final inning. Stafford cinched the game in the sec ond inning by making six tallies. A two base hit by Dickey started things off. This was followed by five more singles while the men in the field made an error and two wild throws. In the seventh stanZa TonOly was robbed of the credit of making home run. He met the ball nicely and it went sailing toward the bushes at the very end of the right field. The right fielder got there and jumped high enough to touch the ball but he was unable to hold it and it fell into the bushes. While the search was going on Tonoly scored. Score: