The Press., 1922-03-09

Regular meeting of the K of c. vii
 be held Friday evening at Societ.
 hall. All members are requested u
 attend,
 William Hanley of Orcutts has ac
 cepted position as Buick salesman
 of Holland County for the Hudson Garage.
 Miss Margaret Parizeau is confined to her home with the grip. Her place in the Parizeau store is being filled l.! Miss Kathleen Fletcher.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so ciety of the Methodist church will meet on Friday at D. m., with Mrs E. K. Taft. Members are requested tC bring or send mite box offering.
 There will be service every Thurs day evening at 730 during Lent al Grace church. Rev. William Crime o1 the Cathedral at Hartford will officiate and preach at the service this evening
 The block On Main stree1 winch has been occupied by the French club recently purchased by F. H. Baker will soon be remodeled. Plate glass windows will te placed in the front of the store.
 The Cooperative store truck driven by B. Campo, struck Dr. G. P. Bards' coupe last Saturday evening little after six o'clock The car was parked on the side of the road in front of Judge Reeds house, while the doctor was in the hospital. Both cars were badly smashed.
 Strazza post of the American Le- zion will hold one of the most im- portant meetings in it's history on next Monday evening in the post office grave importance to all ex-service men in the community will l c on the slate for the evening. All eX-serVice nen are requested to be in attendance. Boxing will begin at 7.30 o'clock.
 Frank Manseka of Scitico, a veteran of the World War, was found last Sunday afternoon on the railroad track near Hazardville with his left foot completely severed. When found he was rushed to the Johnson Memo rial hospital where Dr. Thomas c. Alcorn of ThOmpsonville was obliged 
 mans condition was very bad due to exposure, tut he is improving.
 At the Methodist church next Sun day morning the pastor will preach on "The meaning of the New Birth" |" Evening service at 6.45, with sermon ty the pastor. Watch for announce ment next week al out the Deputation Team of students from Wesleyan Uni versity, who will visit the church Sun day, March 19. The Mems class is to have a supper in the vestry Wednes- day evening at 6.3O. The after din ner exercises will consist of home talent, addresses and music. Another good time is highly anticipated.
 State Policeman Russell I. Harmon of Union, who since December 1, has had his headquarters at the Williman- tic police station has been removed to the local barracks with state police man Donald Chapman and Elmer Young. From now on this trio will handle all cases within the Jurisdiction of the power of the state police de- pertinent in all of the thirteen Holland county towns and in Windham, Scot land, Ashford, Woodstock, Eastford and POmfret in Windham county.
 The following pictures have been given to the new school: Coming Of the White Man, Current Events Club; George Washington, Ionic Lodge, A. F. and A. M.; Columbus at Court of Queen Isabella, Stafford Council K. of C.; Appeal to the Great Spirit, Onneco Tribe, I. O R. M; Deer in the Forest, Foresters of America; Lake Killar- ney, A. O. H. and Auxiliary; On the Beach, Delphians; Lock Katrine and Boyhood of Lincoln, A. l. Mitchell; ; Lake Derwentwater, Fred Wildey; Embarkation of Pilgrims, Freeman Patten; Signing of Declaration of In- dependence, George Towne; Theodore Roosevelt, Frank Baker; A Mother Goose, Miss Lillian Eddy; The Three Graces, w. H. Heald. A Flag and pole for use ill the assembly hall have been given by Charles B. Pinney. Contributions have been received from J. Carl Converse and Myriad Rebekah lodge. Other contributions are being considered and will be reported at a later time.
 The local Kaceys journeyed to Plainf1eld last Friday night where they made amends for an earlier de- feat at the hands of the Plainfields by swamping them with 40 to 20 score. This means another game must be played to decide the championship and the locals are sure they can produce the goods if such a game is arranged. ZAP, Bernardo was the star of the game, dropping eleven in from the scrimmage. The last time that Staf- ford played down there, Squirrel Pallanck was the high scorer and so this time he was closely guarded and a couple of times received such hard bumps that it was necessary to call time, to revive him. After the game both teams were given banquet by the Plainf1eld K. of c. council The | Summary:
 1 Stafford K of c. Plainfield Pallanck If Hazard Argenta If Swanson Bernardo Dougherty Pagan rg Provost Calchera lg Robertaille, Sruthe1 Score, Stafford 40, Plainfleld 20; goals from floor, Bernardo Il, Argenta 4 | Calchera B. Pagan l. Swanson 4