The Press., 1922-01-26
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 c. B. Pinney has purchased a Buick Coupe *
 D. c. Sullivan Of Benton street was a weekend visitor in New London.
 Judge Richard T. O'Connell of East Hartford spent Sunday in the bor- ough. ,,E.
 Herman Rawitser, Jr. of New York, was. guest of the Wildey home over Sunday. .-
 A student council has been formed at the local high school to better the school spirit. Each class has elected two representatives, a girl and boy to belong. The following were elect ed: Senior class, B. Roberts, and H. Towne; junior class, E. Bissonnette and J. Quinn; sophomore class, F. ToWne and B. Armstrong.
 At the Current Events Club meeting next Monday night, Miss Clara S. ] Bostwick of Springfield will give her fourth lecture in the course on cur rent events and current literature l Music by a ladies quartette. Com mittee: Mrs. w. O. Judd, Mrs. Morgan Eaton and Mrs. J. DennistOn. Miss ! Bostwick will be entertained by MT and Mrs. Fred T. Mullen. Daniel M. Sullivan died at his home on Prospect street early Friday morn ing, following several months illness He was born in Ireland but he came to America when a boy and has been \ a long resident of the town. He is survived by his widow and five sons Michael, James and Daniel. He also leaves several grand children in this town and in Clinton. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Edwards Church ! and requiem high mass was sung on Monday at s o'clock.
 Edward Church will resume his ap- pearances with the May Guilty con, cert dancers, in February, dancing with them at their various recitals, tc he given at their Little Theater, throughout the year. MT. Church has been very successful as a character dancer, having appeared last veal for thirteen continuous weeks, at tho Moulin Rouge, one of the most beau ! tiful dining places in New York; alsC l in the grill of the Marlborough hotel ! While dancing in New York, MT 1 Church studied under Portipovitch Ballet Master to Anna ParloWa, ant Henri, partner to Florence O. Dennis hawin.
 The Stafford high school seniol play ''The Professors Daughter,' will be given FebruaIy 2, at Memorial hall February 3, at st Edwards hall ant February 4. at Piedmont hall Somers The reserved seats ea on sal, Saturday at E. e EE JeMeir. store. The scene the play $ in New York and Indiana me nlag prom ises to be very enipyahi The com mittee in charge age Pillows J. Seneschal, J. Reed nfevArs, E Jenkins, c. BurriIl candy M. Parizeau, M. O. H. Pagan, D Turner; publicity, R. Bcussel, A Braun, l.. Campo, G. Mullins: adver Using, H. Towne, Ralph Baldwin.
 Gennoro DiMaro. known also al Gennore Tomorro. 70 years old was found at point of death by Eugen, Charter, rural mail driver, last Friday afternoon near the Myron Kemp farm in West Stafford and died before med ical attention could be given him DiMaro had been missing from Haz ardville since last Thursday afternoon and the body was taken to the under taking rooms of G. H. Baker & Co. where Joseph Ugone an employee q Amos D. Bridge Sons of Hazardville by whom DiMaro was employed, iden tifed him. Medical Examiner G. F Bard pronounced death due to expo sure. DiMaro had been working il the Harwood woodlot in Somers witt a logging crew and left the lot a quitting time alone. It is believe, that he lost his way and was unabl to find his way home, and he evidentl, wandered from Somers to West Staf ford, a distance of ten miles durini the night. He is survived by a widov in Hazardville and two daughters il Worcester.
 1 Bowling #.. Il As the Duck Pin league is nearin it's finish, the Warrens stand in frs place with the All Stars second. Th Clerks are third, with Johnsons