The Press., 1921-11-10
Meeting of Rebekah lodge next We'd

l neSudy evening at ( CLOCK.
 H. M. Swartfiguer the Rockville op- l tician, will be at ROnalter's jewelry
 store next Tuesday from 2 to p. m. Louis Savy will have an auction of household furnishings at his home on
 Main street on Saturday at 1.30 D. m.
 An automobile from the KeaIy gar | age is being run to Springfield Tues | day and Friday evenings to accOmmo- date theater parties.
 On Armistice day tomorrow there will be a special service at Grace
 Episcopal church at ten o'clock in the morning. The church will be open all
 day for prayer.
 At the Current Events club meeting next Monday evening, Miss Irene Nye,
 Dean of Connecticut college, will give
 an address on "Education of Women l in New England" Committee: Miss s. Wilhelmina Adams, Mrs. F. H. SpeI- | man. Mrs. Walter Scott and Miss Ma | bel Meyers. Mrs. c. F. Beckwith will entertain Miss Nye.
 Mrs. T. c. Chapin, Miss Ruth, Thom-
 as and Nan Chapin, are at Sound
 Beach, where, with a large family par | ty, they are guests of Mrs. Chapin's oldest brother, Frank. Tuesday her parents MT. and Mrs. John Howard celebrated their fiftieth wedding anni- yersary at Sound View with many of their children and grand children pre- sent. Miss Barbara Chapin is a mem Ter of that household, committing daily to New York, where she is pri- vate secretary to Y. M. c. A. official, who is writing history of the Y in ! the World war
 A summary of the visits of Miss An na Miller as district public health shows a total of 2O5 visits for the | month. The town is at present enjoy | ing general good health with the ex-
 ception of few cases of measles and some chronic sufferers, yet it is mo- | ticeahle that there has been very little falling from the average number of visits made by Miss Miller. Financial | ly the report is also near the average, with SIS collected by the nurse and | $3360 from the Metropolitan Life In surance company.
 Charles Kretchman, a former resi- dent of Stafford, now proprietor of l the SegO lunch room ill Palmer, Mass, ! has secured the patent on an aero plane compass with all claims being allowed. He has been working on his invention for over five years and has perfected an instrument that will all low a fier to maintain his direction III all kind of weather and in all at 2pheric conditions. The compass will also adjust itself to all of the Iltick movements of the plane. It is said that the invention will eliminate one of the greatest handicaps known toi fiers.
 Superintendent of Schools Handy has on two or three occasions, recent lyA been obliged to reprove boys for smoking while on their way to and frqm school. The offense is becoming al together too common and if the practice is continued the boys will be turned over to the prosecuting officer tO( be dealt with according to law, which provides that Every person ! under sixteen years of age, who shall smoke, or in any way use, in any pub | iIC Street, pldCS or IGSOIl, IODdCCO III | any form whatever, shall be fined not ] more than $7.00 for each offense." In this connection it might be well for dealers ill tobacco to know that the | law provides a heavy penalty for any person who shall sell give or deliver
 to any minor under sixteen years. of l age tobacco in any form.
 Mrs. Margaret Narding) Cunning ham, 58 years old, wife of Michael Cunningham died at her home on
 Main street on Wednesday afternoon
 IS result of a general breakdown in health that Legan several years ago. ! She was born in Ireland and came to this country when quite young and | lived in Wales, Mass, until her mar riage to Michael Cunningham. Pre- | yiOus to moving to the borough she re- sided in HydeVille. She is survived l ny her husband and eight children, John of Stafford, Joseph of Hartford
 Mrs Homer Pero of MonsOn, Mass.
 Anne, Elizabeth and Agnes of Hart ford and Mary and Margaret of this borough. Funeral services were held
 on last Saturday morning in St. Ed
 wards church with Rev. F. J. O'Neil1 T officiating at the ceremony. Inter ment was in St. Patricks cemetery | i'll MOnSOn, Mass.