The Press., 1920-11-11
HOME NEWS
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Frank Loomis has given up his po- sition in the Sanitary Barber shop.
 Amos Gingras has returned from a weeks visit with relatives in Worces- ter.
 There will be a meeting of the K. of C.. Sunday morning after the last mass.
 Anders Jacobsen left for Detroit, Tuesday. to attend to business con- nected with the Buick Motor Com pany.
 Peter wargo and Andrew Bertha, both of Stafford Hollow, were before the borough court Tuesday charged with trapping during the close season. They were each fined $20.61.
 If any of the ladies of the w. R. O.. have any warm clothing. especially children's that they will give to the Far East, will they please take 1t to the hall at the next meeting.
 The w. F. NJ. S., of the M. E., church will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. W. D. Kinsman on Grant avenue Friday afternoon at three o'clock. November 18th. Noyem- Der Mystery Box Questions.
 Matthias Andrelski was sent to the state reform school for boys in Meri den Wednesday. He had been found repeatedly attempting to break into stores and houses in town and had proven himself an incorrigible boy.
 Word has been received to the effect that Dominica Aliprandi was recently married in Italy. MT. Ali prandi Is one of the firm of Aliprandi, Piccin & Co, and went to Italy several months ago. He intends to return to this country as soon as he can obtain passage.
 There will be two classes started in night school work next Monday night at 2 o'clock. one in commercial work and one for those who wish to learn to read and write, or become citizens. The classes will also meet Wednesday and Thursday nights. If sufficient interest is taken these clas- ses will be kept up.
 Leon Rounds was fined SIP and costs for breach of the peace and in toxication by Judge Heald Monday morning in the borough court. John Bailey and Alex Baker were also be- fore the borough court Monday morn ing for intoxication. Bailey was sen- fenced to the county jail for 30 days and Baker was fined one dollar and costs.
 The Kumance club will give a vau- deyille show and dance in St. Ed wards hall Friday evening. The show will comprise four acts the titles for which are: Houdini Triplets, Sam Hood and Sam Bo, Abe Atelle and Speck. The music for the dancing will be by the Peerless orchestra of Willimantic. Admission will be 55 and 25 cents.
 Francis J. Fitzpatrick broke his right leg Friday evening while work ing near the track in the rear of his automobile show room in the Baker block in Main street and is now at the Johnson hospital. It was dark when the accident occurred so that his foot caught in hole and in falling he twisted it so that both bones were broken above the ankle and the ankle was sprained. The bones were brok- en cleanly so that they were easily reset.
 Mrs. Emma A. Genholt, aged S3 years, died Monday evening at the home of her daughter. Mrs John An taya, in West Main street Mrs. Gen. holt came to Stafford 36 years ago and had lived here since. She was born in Germany. During the latter part of the great war. from November 1917. to August, 1918. she knitted1O5 pairs of socks for the Red Cross Mrs. Genholt leaves seven children four daughters, Mrs. Anna Evans in New YorkCity. Mrs. Minnie Lidding- ton. in Endicott. N. Y, Mrs John An taya and Mrs. Theodore Martin, both of this town; and three sons, Paul in Orcutts, Amos in Hydeville andGeorge in Plymouth, Mass. The funeral ser vices will be conducted In the Antaya home this afternoon at two o'clock Rev. Levi Rees officiating. Burial will be in the Springs cemetery.