The Press., 1922-02-09


 @l Lanes Earie:y Store.
 We wish to express our SincoI 0 thanks and deepest appreciation to our many friends and neighhCrs for the kindness and sympathy extended to us. during our recent bereavement in the loss of our loving and devoted wife and mother. Joseph Clifford
 Jesse Clifford.
 Mrs. w. H. Parkhurst.
 For a short time only Special Big Savings on mems work and dress pants at the Modern TOggery and Shoe Shop.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS
 Edward Ladish of Hartford was a l weekend visitor in town.
 Mrs. Collins and Miss Gummo spent the weekend at their home in Somers. Joseph Kaplan of Brown Univer- sity, has teen spending few days in town. | The town board of relief will meet in room 4, Warren block next Thurs day from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
 Dr. A. o. Comins and son, James, | accompanied by Edward TOtin, at tended the B: A: A. games, held in Boston last Saturday in which pr. l Gomins's son William participated. William Comins of Yale, whose home is in this town took third place in the 40 yard dash at the Boston Athletic Association track meet. All the fast est runners in the country were en- tered in this meet.
 Aldo Bernardo and Ernest Pallanck of the local K of c. quintet broke into fast company when they played with the fast Rockville K c aggregation against the Worcester. K. c. Both played stella games and it is expected that Rockville will retain them for the rest of the season.
 As the duck pin league draws near it's finish the All Stars are in first place which has been held up to this time by Warrens. It looks as though the JohnsOns and Clerks would take l third and fourth money respectively. ' The high single and high three string ! prizes will probably be awarded 10 Hans Hansen. The Merchants s:'er: to have strong clinch on the nigh team string, while the Clerks will probably l take the high team total. The results of last weeks match games are as follows:
 The Stafford Hockey club were de- feated by the Warehouse Point septet last Sunday afternoon at the rink on Dennis's pond by a score of 3 to 2. Dupre and Argenta were the local stars, the former caging Stafford's two goals. Gallipeau- and Palmer were the bright lights for the winners. The absence of Pallanck was greatly noticed from the lineup.
 e,aaIipeau mi e, zrw, D, 6 Greene Fa, ne Steitz lw Argenta Mettelli c. Valentine, Clark Palmer, (Cspt) Dupre Leary D B. Greene, (Capt.) Fields CD Glover LOngway g MOuSseau Scorer, Lynch; referee, Grenier; time 3, 12 minute periods.
 February 22, at the Congregational church, the play, "A Case of Suspen- sion,' comedy in one act, will be presented by the following cast:
 Dorothy, Ruth Mullen ! Alice, Harriet Wildey Mildred, Elizabeth Pinney (Young Ladies of the Seminary Harold France Denniston Tom, .. :.~ Raymond Pease Jack, Harold Towne Undergraduates of College Near by) Miss Ophelia Judkins, Ruth Burwell Prof Emilius Edgerton, Henry Pease (Of the Faculty)
 Kathleen, Helen Chapin Jonas, Francis Adams A Pantomime will precede the play. A quartette will sing and homemade candy will be on sale. Admission, Adults 35 cents, children 15 cents
 Deborah Knox Livingston, who gave local w c. C.. T. U. last spring, and Culla. J Vayhinger, national lecturer, are making a one-city-to-a-state tour of the country, and will be present at a state conference of the w. c. T. U. in Hartford, February 20, and 21, at Jewell hall, Y. M. c. A. building. The meetings will begin, at D. m. Mon day and at 10 a. m. and 2 D. m. Tues day. During each afternoons pro- 1 gram, a contest of three-minute speeches by representatives from each county will be held Monday on Law Observance' and Tuesday on "The Woman's Christian Temperance Un- ion." On Monday evening at o'clock, a George Washington dinner" will be served in the auditorium of the Y. w. c. A. building, corner Ann and Church streets, followed by speeches by eminent men and women, Mrs Mary E Welles, presiding as toast mistress. Those desiring entertain ment over night are requested to mo- tify Mrs. Welles, 353 Church street Hartford, as early as possible. | Tuesday, Johnsons 2, Manufactur- CTS |; Wednesday,, Independents 2 Clerks 1; Thursday Rhode Island 2 Warren 1; Friday, All Stars 3, Mer- chants o. The schedule for next week is as follows: Monday, Rhode Island vs. All Stars; Tuesday, Independents vs. Manufacturers; Wednesday John. son vs Clerks; Thursday, Warren vs Merchants. The league standing is as follows: .s:
 Won Lost Per Cent Pin Fal All Stars 27 9 750 1894
 Warrens 26 10 722 17131 Johnsons Is IS 500 1874:
 Clerks 16 20 444 16451
 Mfgrs i. ~15 21 AT 1645( ' n IL