The Press., 1922-01-19

H. NJ. Grundy has been appointed special police for the borough.
 Edward Shea of Willimantic is wis iting his home on Benton street.
 Mrs. Anna Kuehne of Hartford is a guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry ROehm.
 Mrs. Eugenia Leach has gone to St. Augustine Florida, stopping at Washington. en route.
 Mrs. G. H. Burdick and Mrs. w. Symonds left yesterday for short visit in Westerly, R. l.
 The Cooperative Union will hold general meeting at Red Mems hall next Monday evening.
 Samuel Kuslansky has purchased the tenement block on West Main street, known as the Faulkner Block" from George w. Fisk of Rockville.
 We were misinformed in regard to the item printed last week, stating that a horse driven by M. Fisher was struck by H. w. Webster's auto. Both parties deny the statement.
 Rev. Arthur B. CrichtOn of Bantam will officiate at the morning service at Grace church Sunday. There will be evening service at o'clock. A special meeting of the legal voters of the par | ish will be held Sunday after the even- | ing service for the purpose of calling rector for the parish.
 Miss Mary I. Newton and niece, Miss Frances Newton, leave tO-mOr row for California. They will go by the Southern Santa Fe route, visiting the Grand Canyon on the way out. They will spend about two months in Los Angeles and San Diego, returning by the Denver and Rio Grande. The children of the local kinder garten were taken to the Public Health Center Tuesday and each one weighed. It was found that a number of the ! children were underweight, so that each morning a small bottle of milk and a few graham crackers are served to each child. At the end of the term | the children will be weighed again, ! and their weights will be compared.
 At a meeting held the early part of this week in the Red Mems hall, it was decided to have four cribbage teams, the Red Men, the, Independents and two teams from the Business Mems club to be known as No. 1 and No. 2. The Business Mems team No 1 is composed of the following: Captain, Leo Zelz, H. B. Pinney, John Lee, George Dennis; team No. 2, Captain, Angus Park, l.. G. Luce, Dr. John Han ley, Lucius Smith, and Charles Mey- CTS. The Red Men, Captain, William Tuthill, Charles Cummings, Samuel Katzowitz, Wilfred Dickey and Frank Mogul The Independents, Captain, Louis Madsen, Peter Madsen, Dr. A. O. Comins and George Miller. The sched- ule for the next six weeks is as fol- lows: January 18th, Red Men vs Business Men No. 2, Independents vs. Business Men No. 1 January 20th, Red Men vs. Independents, B. M. No. 1 vs. No. 2; January 23rd, Red Men vs. Business Men No.1, Independents vs Business Men No. 2; January 27th, Red Men Vs. Business Men No. 2, | Independents vs. Business Men No. 1 :; February 3rd, Red Men vs. Indepen- dents, Business Men No. 1 vs. No. 2: February, 9th, Red Men vs. Business | Men No. 1, Independents vs. Business Men No. 2; February 10th, Red Men vs. Business Men No. 2, Independents vs
 Business Men No. 1; February 18th, Red Men vs. Independents, Business
 Men No 1, vs. No. 2; February 17th, 1 Red Men vs. Business Men No l, In l dependents Vs. Business Men No. 2;
 February 20th, Red Men vs. Business Men No. ?, Independents, vs. Business Men No. l February 23rd, Red Men vs. Independents, Business Men No. 2 | vs. No. 1; The games will be played at the Business Mems club, American Legion and Red Mems hall