The Press., 1922-05-11

Sullivan of Prospect street.
 Pitt Parker's fine entertainment will be held next Monday night at the new school building. He is a clever car toonist.-A smile every minute is hi' motto. His pictures are works of art
 Mrs. G. Percival Bard and her sister Mrs. H. B. Mowry of Sterling, have been guests in New York and Phila delphia. They have also been in Vir ginia with Miss Helen MOwry, who is a student at Sweet Briar.
 The management of the All Stafford baseball team is grateful for the con. tributions of the merchants of the town. Assistant manager Miller has arranged the following schedule oi home games for the team:
 May IA, New Haven Collegiates. | May 31, Pending tetween Italian Cath olic club of Springfield and Unionville May 28, CrimsOns, cOlOred champions of Hartford.
 May 30, Decoration day), Morning Rosebuds of Rockville in Stafford Afternoon, Rosebuds in Rockville This was done for the benefit of the G. A. R. and American Legion as the grounds are very near the cemetery for a game on such a day.
 June 4, Rockingham Athletic club of Springfield.
 June Il, Atlas A. c. of South Manches- ter.
 June IS, Rogers Recreation team of New Britain.
 June 25, Echoes of Hartford.
 July ?, Chicopee Red Men.
 The Ladies Executive committee of the Stafford Golf club met with their chairman, Mrs. F. F. Patten, Tuesday afternoon. and, as far as possit le. made their plans for serving Iunchsons at the club house. The sea son will open Saturday,, May twenty seventh with a match between the MonsOn golf club anl the local team. It $ hoped that all members and their | antilles VIII be present on this C1ca- s;nn. Aside from those taking part in the match all planning 10 attend are requested to nOtify Mrs. Patten y May twenty-fourth that luncheon may be provided for all. Tickets will be on sale at the club house and supper will be served at 5.30 D. m. The tUl- lowing members of the executive con mittee will serve as hOstaSSeS: Mrs. F. F. Patten, Mrs. C. H. Moore, Mrs. R. w. Smith, Mrs. L. c. Luce, Mrs. Raymond Park, Mrs. H. B. Pinney and Mrs. E. c. DeBOrde. These other com mittees were appointed and will act as occasion requires: Mrs. T. F. Null len (chairman), Mrs. A. C. Park, Mrs. c. H. Meyers, Mrs. !. P. Hanley, Mrs. R. M. Fisk, Mrs. John Lee, Mrs. F.. w. Wildey, Mrs. George SisWick, Mrs. R. H. Fisk (chairman), Mrs. c. F. Beckwith, Mrs. John Denniston, Mrs. G. L. Dennis, Mrs. F. G. Sanford, Mrs. A. l. Mitchell, Mrs. William Park. Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin (chairman), ', Miss Dorothy Pinney, Mrs. F. c. Luce, Miss Clara Hall, Mrs. J. H. Valentine, Miss Eleanor Valentine, Mrs. G. P. Bard. Mrs. c. B. Pinney (chalrman) Mrs. c. B. Tschummi, Mrs. c. R. Newton, Mrs. D. D. Mitchell, Mrs. R. H. Pinney, Mrs. w. E. Gahan, Miss Mathilda McCullOch. Mrs. Walter Scott (chairman), Mrs. B. P. Cooley, Mrs. c. H. Allen, Mrs. A. M. Burke, Mrs. c. E. Brown, Miss Linda Mitchell, Mrs. J. c. Mccarthy. These commit tees will serve refreshments when scheduled rain or shine. Gentlemen's night at close of season. Committee to be chosen later. Club phone 161-12. To the Editor:-
 Kindly permit me to call the atten- tion of your readers to Bundle day." which will be observed in Connecticut on May 1920. Bundle day has been instituted as a relief agency for the suffering in the Near East. Large amounts of warm serviceable clothing must be had before another winter begins. Under the slogan Moth balls or Mercy" the appeal comes to us to spare the former and exercise the lat ter by contributing from our stocks of clothes for these suffering people. In as much as there is no town Organi- zation to care for this appeal in systematic way we are inviting the people of this community to bring contributions, such as warm coats, sweaters, heavy underwear, OVercOats, dresses, wool gloves boots, shoes, heavy hose, children's clothes of every sort, sheets for bandages-everythin that will give warmth. Bring them to the vestry of the Methodist church on the appointed days and a committee will pack them and send to the Near East Relief warehouse, Brooklyn, N. Y. Now friends, go through your closets and trunks and put to this splendid use the things that you can spare 100000 war orphans are de- pending upon Connecticut's response to this appeal for all the clothing they will have during the next winter. Let's have more mercy and fewer moth balls this season.
 Very sincerely yours,
 Ernest A. Legg.
 West Stafford
 The state road gang has arrived and work has begun with the steam roller on the new road.
 H. J. Lee, who lives in the second house north of Carmen Kemp's on the Monson road, will have an auction sale of personal property on Saturday, May 20th, at p. m.
 The Ladies' Aid will serve supper this week Friday evening from 5.SO to 8 o'clock with Mrs. Charles Glazier, Mrs. Norman Greaves and Mrs. New ton as hostesses. It will be followed by the play The AnyDOdy Famlly on Sunday Morning." Cast of characters: MT. Jones, Herbert Glazier; Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Louis Chaffee; Millicent, Mrs. Carl Bradway; Gwendolin, Miss Eva Atchinson; Robert, James Kidd; Jane, Evelyn Glazier; Willie, Leonard GlaZier.
 The following officers and commit tees have been elected by the Junior Helpers: President, Raymond Billings; ce-president, Milton Barlow; secre- tary, Gladys Billings; treasurer, Allyn Dimock ;~uplift committee, Edith Dim ock, Rose Bodner, Cyril Bradway Myron Davis, Wills Carder; social committee, Alice Bradway, Evelyn GlaZier, Michael BOdner, Lincoln Blair. Regular meeting this after noon. Subject for next week, Why do we love Jesus" Leader Rose Bother. The subject for c. B. meeting Sunday