The Press., 1921-05-26

Leo Quinn has purchased a new Chevrolet touring car.
 Mrs. D. D. Mitchell is with her hus- land in New York this week.
 Christopher Allen is a guest of his sister, Mrs. Rodman, in Providence.
 The Italian band will give a concert at Hyde Park next Sunday evening at o'clock.
 The meeting of the Stafford Springs Delphian Chapter has been postponed until June 9th.
 The new Hyde memorial windows are Icing installed in the northern wing of the litrary.
 The A. T. w. of A. will have an inn pOrtant business meeting at Society hall on Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Yare and daughter, Miss Nellie, were guests of Mrs. Yare mother in Providence last Sunday.
 Mrs. R. w. Smith, will entertain a few friends this afternoon in honor of her cousin, Mrs. R. H. North of Philadelphia.
 A troupe of theatrical entertainers are scheduled for St. Edwards hall in two weeks. They will hold open for three nights.
 The usual Decoration day program will te participated in ty the local service men in uniform. Morning guard of honor meeting at the library building at TAO a. m., and afternoon assembly at the library at 1.30.
 Mrs. J. Carl Converse and son, J. Kingsley Converse, will leave Stafford June third and sail June fourth from New York on the Providence" for a three months trip abroad The party is conducted by the University Bureau of Travel and will sail directly to Naples, Italy, later visiting Switzer- land, France, Belgium, Holland and England.
 The American Legion will run a social on Friday evening from to 10 in the Springs House parlors. There will Ee whist, entertainment and re- treatments and dancing until 12. All service men, their mothers, sisters and wives are inVited-there is no charge for admission. Those interested in the legion and the possible forming of an auxiliary are strongly urged to attend.
 Springfield Republican-Clement Cyka of Stafford Springs, was before the court Monday at ware charged with speeding and after admitting his. guilt was. fined $25. Complaint was made to the Ware police that a ,oI.S Sr,1 I~s, lr,S-y n+ ,la,, gerous rate of speed on South street and investigation resulted in the arrest of Cyka.
 The first father and son banquet, under the auspices of the county Y. M c. A., will be held in the vestry of the Methodist church Friday evening at 6.30 o'clock. There will Le short ad- dresses ty local talent and the main address of the evening by H. H. Smith of New Haven, who comes with stir ring message. A very few tickets are still available and may be secured O1 R. w. Ellis, c. H. Moore or the pastors of the churches.
 Dr. Edward F. Miller, director ot our Chautauqua circuit will be in town next Monday. He will be present at the annual organization meeting which will be held in the Business Mems club on that evening at 7.30 Every guarantor is needed at this meeting as many points of vital in terest in connection with Chautauqua must then be settled. The big tent comes on June 21st this year.
 By invitation of Rev. Percy Thomas the St. Johns cOmmandery of Knight | Templars of Willimantic, with the Washington cOmmandery of Hartford attended services Sunday evening a Union church, Rockville. This was ; farewell address to this body of mel by one of their number, who soOI goes to Lowell, Mass: Quite mum. Der of the members of the cOmman- deries from this town attended.
 Next Sunday morning at the Meth odist church, the pastor, Rev. B. A Legg, will speak on Using Disad vantage" Union service in the Con gregational church at 6.45. Sermon by MT. Legg. Topic-"The Measure \ of Responsibility" At the praye meeting this evening the subject fol | discussion will be Culture ant Growth" The Woman's Home Mis- sionary society will hold it's regula meeting Tuesday at o'clock in tn ladies' parlor
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Glen Smith is in the local hos pital for treatment.
 M ToI, l. end with his nephew, Carleton Holme at Glastonbury. H MT. and Mrs. B. A. Armstrong am son of Springfield, spent Sunday witt Charles Lawrence.
 MT. and Mrs. James Brandon an, son of Somers recently visited MT. an Mrs. William Shearer.
 The houses of Perlin Dimock an Morris Zimmer have recently bee equipped with electric lights
 Misses Mary Agard of Union an Gertrude Bruce of Willimantic Norma School were weekend guests of Mis- Ruby Gold.
 Fred Richard and family, who hay been living in the Aborn house, hay moved to the Greashaber place on tn II west mountain.
 The school at Crystal Lake will joil with the other schools in town O. Friday for the field day exercises a Ellington Center.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Stoughton an daughters, Martha and Elinor, of Wap ping, called on MT. and Mrs. A. [ Charter on Sunday.
 Rev w O RproIxmoO oDd NEre Berckman, who have been spending few days with their daughter, Mrs Clinton Bradway, have returned t their home in Colchester
 Mrs. Perlin Dimock, Wilton Dimocl Miss Mable Sullivan, Anna Downe. Burt Fuller, Mrs. Robert Parker an children, Leona and Edna Parker, mo tored to Springfield Sunday and visit ed at MT. B. Ladd's.