The Press., 1921-01-20
Mrs. E. D. Tufts of Springfield was

ME- G H. uAIb OA AA6ACAO W eS0 } a guest of Mrs. F. G. Sanford on Sum day.
 Regular communication of Ionic ] lodge next Tuesday evening at 7.3O. Work, M. M degree.
 John Lee of the firm of Lee & Buck l i ley spent part of the week in New } York on a business trip.
 } Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pease enter tained their nephew, Harry Bradley, of Palmer, over the weekend. Mrs. J. H. Fox accompanied by Rev Marion Jones of Providence, is in New York, expecting to return tomorrow.
 Regular meeting of the Stafford Springs Delphian chapter Monday evening at the library at 7SO. Roll call: Mosques, Early English Drama.
 Several of the towns men who are at present unemployed at their usual } occupations, have been cutting wood for Eugene Ellis in West Stafford. A grat many others are engaged har- vesting ice.
 A class of Candidates became first degree members in the local council of the Knights of Columbus on Tuesday evening. The second and third de- gree will Le in order within the next three weeks.
 The high school basketball game scheduled for last evening was post pOned owing to the cancellation of all league games. The next game will prot ally he played next Wednesday with MOnson academy in the Y. M. C., Court
 On Thursday afternoon the nineteen day old child, Sera, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Antonio FOuli, was buried in St. Edwards cemetery. The child had been in ill health since birth and on Monday died at the home of her parents.
 While skating on the Warren pond Sunday afternoon, TelinO Scussell slated on the thin ice where the ice men had Leen cutting and fell in. While clinging to the edge he was rescued ly William Argenta at con- siderable risk to himself.
 The rummage sale of the w. c. T. U., will open at Il a. m., on Friday the 2Sth Any one desirous of giving articles for the sale may leave them at the store in the COmique theater building, where the sale is to be held, on Thursday, the day before the sale, or the morning of the day of the sale. The high school girls basketball team will play the Glastonbury high school girls five on Friday evening at . eight o'clock in the Young Mems club hall. The girls were defeated in Glastonbury and by all indications i the contest this week promises to be a lively one. Plans are being consid- cred for dancing after the game. l Stafford High had an excellent , chance of winning the league trophy . and it is with feeling of disappoint- r ment that the local boys received mo- 8 tice of the withdrawal of Thompson 3 vile from the teams in the league = nn With three teams playing a round number of games was impossible and :. the league proposition has been drop i, Iped.
 The newseats for the Paramount l. theater have arrived and are being ,. installed in the old Comfque theater z At one time it was doubtful for people - who attended the pictures as to Wheth ..i CT they would be so fortunate as u HI -SE61E @upOn LAACA1 61AA4Ne1A O0L SAA' addition of the new seats make thii ! lack of seating room almost impossi ble unless there be an unusually larg' attendaIlce.
 The Independent basketball tean is scheduled to play the Poquonocl
 five in Poquonock on Thursday even ing. On Saturday evening they vii line up against Stafford's old tim, Eopponents the West Warren tow1 team. In other years it has been GUS tomary for a large number of loca II. men who have been residents in Wes
 Warren to journey there with tht Ni team. A party is being formed fol that purpose this trip. The Sturtevant factory in Wes
 Stafford recently purchased by Jo
 seph Soukup of New York is being repaired on the, outside by it's new owner. During the past few years tho factory has been idle being used only T. for dances. The owner intends to es I tai fish a factory to manufactur'
 pearl novelties in the near future \! AS yet however no definite plans have \; been made other than the making O necessary repairs about the building Al At a special meeting in the A. O. H
 club rooms on last Thursday evening
 the 1921 officers of the Ladies Auxil
 iary of the A. o. H., were installed b!
 county president, Miss Nellie Mahe
 and staff of Rockville. Eight yOuni ladies from Rockville accompanie
 Miss Maher. Refreshments were ser
 we'd after the meeting. The ladies ar
 the recipients of an invitation to at
 tend the joint installation of both tn
 auxiliary and the A. O. H., in Rock vile.
 The Italian masquerade on last Sat urday evening gathered one of tn largest crowds yet seen at danc
 follows: For the best dressed COS tune, a prize of $500 was given
 Hilda and Aldo Netto. Second priz
 for the largest group in costume wen \. to Mrs Rose Greene and the Misse
 Evon Duval, Doris Murray an
 Pauline Argenta. The prize for tn
 most cOmical costume was won b
 the MlSS0S Jdu0CC0 1dAAAdLl anu NOItA FOntanella. LazZerins orchestra play
 ed a fine musical program. On mex
 Saturday the Pickett Jazz Orchestr
 of Willimanttc will furnish music fo
 the dancing in the Italian hall.
 This evening in the Red Mems ha the organization will hold an ope
 meeting, free to the public, betwee
 the hours of 7.3O and 8.3O. The ope
 meeting is to be followed by the regu h lar meeting of the order. Chief Bull
 Sky of Rosebud Agency, South Dako
 ta, who is full bleoded Sioux India1 Ll mill give an entertainment cOnSiStin