The Press., 1921-06-02
STAFFORD SPRfNGS

STAFFORD SPRINGS
 John Fraser of Dexter, Maine, Visit- ed his family here over the weekend.
 John Quinn of NorristOwn, Penn., spent the holidays visiting his parents here.
 Messrs FOntanella and NettO have purchased a Ford truck for use in their business.
 Miss Vera Siswick of Hartford spent inc week and Monday at her home on Grant avenue.
 George Remmert of Hartford was the guest. of his sister, Mrs. Charles Curnan, the past week.
 Richard Bissonnette of Holy Cross college spent Memorial day with his parents on West street.
 William Ellis. of Worcester Acade- my spent the holiday recess with his parents on Church street. ..
 Among the holiday visitors from Hartford were, Harry Needham, Wal ter Hanley and John Rafferty.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Weber of Un- casville- were with MT. and Mrs. Thomas Young over the holidays.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Morall of Hartford were visitors at the home of Mrs. William MOrrall over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Simonds of Baltic were visitors at the Ladish home on Grant avenue on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Tilden of Water bury and Mrs. George SimOnds of Hartford were here for Memorial day.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins of Hart ford were weekend visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins.
 MT. and Mrs. Merrill Converse and daughter, Esther, and Mrs. Bondville of Torrington have been visiting in town.
 MedOs Palshaw with his sister, Me lima, spent the holiday visiting their brother, Albert Palshaw in WOOn- socket, R. I.
 Misses MOllie Kuslansky, Mary ROuke and Nettie Snyder were week end visitors at the KatZOwitz home on Grant avenue.
 The evening service of the Congre- gatienal church and the Christian En- deavOr meeting are to be suspended until the third Sunday in September
 Mrs. Frank Jackson of Springfield and Miss Agnes BrOuillette of Indian Orchard were the guests during the past week of their sister, Mrs. Fred Dion.
 All Sir Knights in this vicinity are requested to meet at Ionic hall next Monday evening at 7.30, when Emi- nent Commander Dwight Abel and suite of Willimantic will drill the Sir Knights of Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. N. O. Ward had as guests last Week.,A. L. Ulrich of Hart ford, s. M Cowan, of Tarrytown on the Hudson and Leroy Ulrich of Hart ford. Their son, Harry Ward, of Mt. Kisco, New York, and their daughter, Mrs. T. w. MOrrall, of Hartford were with them for Decoration day.
 Mrs. Myra Sawin left town Tuesday for her permanent home in Lynn Ha- ven Florida. Harry Fosket of Spring field and Mrs. Fanny Geckler of Weth- ersfleld with Mrs. Sawin, were guests at the J. A. Foster home on Stafford Street on Sunday.
 Altert Krupperwich was before the borough court on last Saturday morn ing charged with illegal trafficing in intoxicating liquors. Under question ing of the court, Krupperwich admitt- ed four sales of liquor in the borough on the preceding day. The arrest was made at the KrupperWich home in UniOu by Lieut.. Robert w. Bridge man and officer Frank Flynn, with the assistance of Deputy Chief Thomas | Hayes. The accused was fined $1OO and costs amounting to $158.77.
 Stafford friends learned with regret of the death of Martha Louise Radio 54, wife of F. A. Marble of East Hart ford. While visiting her mother in North Adams, Mass, Mrs. Marble went into the hospital there for an operation her death following on May twenty fourth. The funeral was held Friday with the burial at Hillside" North Adams While in Stafford Springs MT. and Mrs. Marble and daughter Dorothy, lived in the BeckWith house on Crown street, MT. Marble being of the Rhode Island WOrsted mill AC AdIAAAy 1OAC OCduOIU SOA16 CO 16OCh' vile in 1909. Her mother, Mrs. Eliza Radio, of North Adams, her husband and daughter, Mrs. Harold w. Walsh of South Manchester, and two sisters Miss Dora H. Radio of North Adams and Mrs. Edward l.. Barton of Belvi dere, ILL, survive her.
 The Warren All-Stars, after defeat ing Johnson Silk SOx for the second time are claiming to be town champ ions and challenge any local team also Hydeville for game or series To be played here, thers or anywhere For games see manager Miller. Tht following is the score for Saturday. game: