The Press., 1922-05-11
Frank Parizek bought a Light six

A. B. Snow has purchased a Special
 six Studebaker touring car.
 George L. Dennis is seriously i'll at
 his home on East Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Carl Converse were
 in New York over the weekend.
 Miss Anna Carlson of Hartford has
 been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Emil Hansen. .a ve
 The friends of Mr&a, w. D. Heald
 are sorry to hear that she had a slight shock yesterday.
 Carl Woods and Alverado Sabourin attended the Forester's convention in Derby yesterday.
 Harold Towne visited his brother Edmund of Clark college, Worcester, the early part of the week. Iona council, degree of Pocahontas, will hold a May social for the mem bers at Red Mems hall next Tuesday evening.
 returned from Brooklyn, N. Y, where they spent the winter with their daughters.
 Michael Corani, Antonio Bachiocchi, Fred Trucker. Hugh McQuaid and Frank Warren have purchased Light ! Six Studebakers.
 John Panciera has purchased two building lots on Keefe's heights of
 Frank Baker, through the Samuel Kuslansky agency.
 The Italian young ladies will hold a dance at the Italian hall on Satur- day evening, with music by Scussel's orchestra. There will be a door prize and a prize fox trOt.
 Delmore Rounds and Miss Mary Cambio, who were united in marriage in Providence, April 19, are now wis iting at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Rounds
 It is reported from Springfield that the establishment of a jitney line be- tween Springfield and Stafford Springs with four round trips a day will be under way this summer
 Miss Mildred Ladish has resigned her position in the office of the dress ing department of the Rhode Island mill. Her place is being taken by Miss Margaret Parizeau.
 At a meeting of the w. c. Y. Jf held at Stafford Hollow Tuesday, it was voted to give five dollars to the Near East relief. The county conven- ton will te held June 2, in the Con-. gregational church.
 Major Howard Knowles (TOm Thumb the 2nd), and company, pre- senting high class vaudeville, will be the attraction at the Paramount thea ter next Friday. with matinee at 3.3O D. m. for the school children.
 The hearing before the public utili- ties commission of the petition from Rockville for the discontinuance of the interurt an line from Rockville to Hartford will be held at the capitol, Hartford, next Wednesday at 2.30 D. m.
 The remains of Mrs. Mary w. (Grant) Pinney, who died in Worces- ter, March 29th, will be brought here next Tuesday for burial in the Stafford Street cemetery. The committal ser vice will be held at D. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Louise Foote Beck with. daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Beckwith, and Joseph c. Mccarthy of Pittsburg, Pa. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. L. w. Mason, D. D.. of the Unitarian church at Pitts hurg on Tuesday, May 2nd.
 The Bartlett high school team of Webster will play the local high school team at the diamond at Keefe's Plains on Monday. Webster defeated Stafford high once this season, to o, but the locals are out for the Websters scalps and are confident of a vistory.
 While backing pair of horses down the hill on the dump on the Bisson- nette lot on center street, Joseph La Pete nearly met with a serious acci- dent when the wagon overturned throwing the horses to the bottom in a heap. Luckily LaPete leaped from the wagon in time. The horses were uninjured.
 Edward P. Bebbert and Edward R. Bebbert, both of Springfield, Mass, were arrested last Sunday by Deputy Game Warden William O. Eldredge of Wilmington for fishing without Con- necticut license. Both men furnished bonds of $26 cash for their appearance in court on Monday, but neither of them appeared and the bonds were forfeited, the money being turned over to the town of Willington after paying the expenses and costs connected with the arrest.
 Mothers Sunday will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunday morning with an appropriate service and sermon by the pastor. The deco rations for the day will be in form of to mothers who have pass ed away and contributed by members of the congregation. Every mother present will receive carnation. Con- veyance will be provided for all moth CTS who could not otherwise attend if their names are given to either the pastor or to Hannibal Alden. The pastor will also preach at the evening service at 6.45.
 Mrs. Rose Lambert, 50, wife of Au- gustus Lambert, died at her home at Old Mystic Saturday morning after a short illness. She was born in Staff ford and was the daughter of Henry and Helen Bissett Marcil. She nov ed away from Stafford several years ago. She leaves besides her husband, two sons, Francis Lambert and Henry Lambert, and five sisters, Mrs. Agus- tus Garvais, Mrs. Bert Rounds and Miss Selma Marcil of this place, Mrs. Joseph Larivee of Pittsfield and Mir. George Cardinal of Springfield The funeral was held at her home Monday morning with requiem high mass at St. Patrick's, Mystic Rev. J. J. Fitz- gerald officiated. Burial was in St. Edwards cemetery of this place.
 The local high school was defeated Tuesday in Webster, Mass, by Bart lett high of that place by a score of 5 to 0. The locals played very loose game with many errors in the infield. The summary:
 Webster-5 ab h DO e Branniff of 0 1 3 1