The Press., 1921-12-29

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 Cyril Dawson of Washington is spending the holidays in town. Harold Comins of Hartford visited his home on High street on Christmas.
 Miss Florence Uncles is spending the holiday vacation at her home in Willimantic.
 Miss Anna Carlson of Hartford was guest of her sister, Mrs. Emil Han sen, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor DeCarli of Springfield were holiday guests at the Edward Mullins home on West Main street.
 Iona council D. of P. degree team will hold a special rehearsal at Red Mems hall next Tuesday evening at 7.3O p. m.
 The joint committee from Iona council and Oneco tribe will meet at Red Mems hall next Tuesday evening at 700 p. m.
 Charles Mccarthy and daughter, Agnes, of Hartford visited with rela- tives and friends in town during the Christmas weekend.
 The Independent basketball team were defeated in their initial game by the Emeralds of Rockville in a fast contest on Monday evening in the Y. M. c. court, Is to 16. With The Pin Peppers
 The All Stars tried in vain to down the Warren team last Tuesday night, leaving the alleys with the short end of the argument, taking one point and Dick Valentines league leaders being satisfied with two. The All Stars had two royal rooters on hand, Spruge BurrelI and Danny Sullivan, but with l their help it was no use. Captain | (SquirreD Pallanck of the Merchants certainly made wise move when he added St. Marie on his team, but the board of directors got inquisitive and inquired as to what line of goods he was selling. The next move was to find out what Sainty had to say. Upon entering the weave shop of the John son Woolen Co.,, he was seen disposing of several pairs of shoestrings at req sonable prices, which evidently proved that Sainty was capable salesman and that he was 100 per cent eligible to bowl on the Merchants team. Nap Gilman is a new addition to the R. | w. and they are living in hopes Of getting out of the cellar position Dutch Hewett of the R. I. W. hung uE the highest score for the week, hitting S24. Dutch had good chance to beat Hansens score of 341, but weakened toward the finish. It must have been a miracle for the Clerks when they took 3 points from the Manufacturers unless Captain Burdick, (chief clerk of the Ellis grocery) is putting more pep in his coffee. The Clerks are now in fifth place and their by word is Watch Us From Now On" Captain Erie of the Johnson team says hlE men are just getting warmed up While they are in fourth place h' must find out from some member O the Clerks just how to get thre' points. Next week will wind up thu first half of the leagues schedule ant m the next issue of The Press ever! mans average will be given out. It Ii expected within the next two or thre weeks to arrange home and hom match between the five best bowler from Rockville and Stafford.
 Bowling Schedule For Next Week Monday, Warren vs. JohnsOns
 Tuesday, R. I. w. vs. Manufacturer Wednesday, Merchants vs. Clerks Thursday, Independents vs. All Star West Stafford
 Ralph O. Gold, who =atteRdanc l at the Washington conference, spen ! the holiday with his parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Thonet al spending the weekend with their sol
 George, and family in St. John, Gu
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 Representative Emily s. Brown : Naugatuck very kindly rememberE ithe inmates of the town house (
 Christmas.
 et On Saturday evening, New Year
 eve, the men will serve supper at
 o'clock. A speciality will be made
 clam chowder, baked beans and app pie-Other good things will be
 evidence.