The Press., 1921-06-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

H. NJ. Swartfiguer, optician, of Rock ville left Tuesday for weeks fishing trip in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Quinn, ST, spent part of the week in Newport, R. l., at tending the funeral of a relative.
 Miss Elsie TeaI's pupils will give a pianoforte recital on Saturday even ing. Twenty pupils will participate.
 John Eui acka of Westford was be- fore the LOrough court on Monday nioraing to answer a charge of reck- less driving of motor vehicle. Early on last Friday morning his machine struck a wagon driven by Paul HOlcic as it made the turn from WestfOrd avenue onto Wilmington avenue. The horse and wagon were standing just south of the CeragO store. KuEacka was fined $25 and costs amounting to $37.92. Deputy Judge k. K. Taft pre- sided at the court.
 The Northern Connecticut council of Red Men will hold their quarterly Pow Wow at South Manchester on Saturday June 18th. This council is composed of IA tribes and embraces nearly all the northern part of the state. The estimated attendance is in the neighbOrhOOd of 5000. The pro gram is to begin at 2.3O daylight say ing time The chiefs degree will be worked in the evening by the Com bounce degree team of Bristol. The meeting is to be held quarterly in all the towns where the order is repre- scented. Plans are underway for meeting in Stafford in the near future. DnN, Tuthill and F. IT. Mason. \ commit tee will te appointed at the regular meeting tonight for transportation to the council. Officers are also to Le elected this evening.
 A touring car driven by Joseph PiO- rek and a delivery truck piloted by XictRr Gfanantoni collided at the june tion of West Main street an Church street on Sunday afternoon shortly after two o'clock. Piorek's car was loaded with ball players on their way to the Keefe's plain ball field to par uclpate 11 the Rockville-Stafford dasaAAsss.-H ssesGfse..-fH the truck was Gianantoni and a child. The players were all considerably bruised and bumped while the child was thrown through the windshield and severely scratched and cut about the face and shoulders Both drivers made a strenOus effort to avoid the collision but were unable to prevent the clash. The left front wheel of PiOrek's machine struck the truck body. The drivers were before the borough court on Monday morning - and the accident was declared to be inevitable" The case was nolled on the payment of cost which amounted to $13.S1 and were paid by Joseph Piorek.
 To perpetuate the interest of young men of the United States on the inn pOrtance of military training, both as an asset in the problem of our nation al defence and as a benefit to the indi- vidual, the war department will hold at Camp DeYens, Mass, for one month August 1st to Agust 31st, 1921, the citizens military training camp known as the Red, White and Blue camps Eligibility for training in the three camps range between the ages of 16 and 8 years. All expenses including travel fare is defrayed by the govern ment. Special inducements are offer ed to ex-service men. Uniforms, with the exception of strictly personal equipment are furnished by the war department. The plan is endorsed by the American Legion and further in formation may be obtained at the To- cal headquarters. The training camp offers an ideal method of spending a months vacation at the expense of the government and at the same time gaining rudimentary knowledge of military department. After graduat- ing from either of the three camps no further liability for service is incurr- ed