The Press., 1920-03-25
POOR MAIL SERVICE.

| Almost every week we receive com plaints from our subscribers that the! do not receive The Press until man! days after publication. This week w' have received number of such com i paints. All copies of The Press mail cd to sul scribers are in the loca post office every Thursday afternoon l fy four o'clock or earlier. The delay | is entirely due to the al ominable mail service.
 The Toggery Shop will open at its new location tomorrow. W. F. Benton is having his lunch room painted and repaired. Charles Mccarthy and daughter, Az relatives here.
 Miss Mary Smith. who has teen confined to her home a week with laryngitis, returned to her school work yesterday.
 Wednesday Mrs. Reuben Converse accompanied her daughter, Mrs. James Stretch. to her home in Simsbury for all extended visit.
 The Missionary sociCty- of the Con gregational church will meet with Mrs C. F.. Butterfeld. Tuesday after noon at three o'clock.
 John L. Courageous. formerly pro- prietor of the Dew Drop inn, intends to open restaurant in the BidOrini Ifoc.i the first of April
 H''. and Mrs C. F. Harwo0l d
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 a ford for q week. stopping at The
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 rthur Mezz;e of West Stafford was
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 sday morning for operating a
 aI yhter house without a license.
 II ert Anderson was the first one } " his tax to P. J. Murray this ear. For the past ten years he has cen the first one to receive receipt.
 Mrs. J. H. Fox entertained her neice. Miss Bessie Hyde. from Hart ford for the weekend. Tuesday Mrs. Fox went to Hartford for few days.
 The regular monthly meeting Of Amalgamated Textile Workers O. America will be held in Society hall Friday evening. a good attendance is desired.
 Torrent Engine Co, fair committee will meet in their rooms on Sunday to complete arrangements for their, fair to be held in St. Edwards hall, May 6. :. s.
 Victor GianantOni was fined $10 and costs. amounting to $1S.21. in the o. ough court Tuesday morning fOr slaughtering without permit from the health officer.
 At the Current Events club meeting next Monday evening. Raymond G. Gettell of the political science depart ment of Amherst college. will give his lecture: The United States as a World Power" Committee, Miss Mary Russell and Mrs. F. c. Sanford.
 B. P. Cooley, has presented Strazza post with a large picture showing the American lOys marching across the fields of France. carrying the U. s. flag that has never known defeat. while the heroes of other of -America's wars look on with seeming pleasure.
 Alfred H. Halstead. 26. of Feeding Hills, Mass, died at the Springfield
  an operation for appendicitis. He was a veteran of the recent world war and was born in Dewsbury, York shire England, coming to this country II 1906 and made his home with his grandmother, Mrs. David Black ,urn in this borough until 1910 when hey moved to Feeding Hills. He was ln active member of the Lay Method st church of Feeding Hills and has cen employed as systematizer Jerk at the Gilbert & Barker manu- featuring company. Besides his he leaves a step father, Frank Warren. of this borough. A funeral was held Monday. The burial was at Feeding Hills.