The Press., 1922-02-02

Molly Kuslansky of Hartford spent the weekend at her home on Hicks avenue.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance at Wales on Saturday evening.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet next We'd nesday at 2.30 p. m. in the reception room of the library.
 Miss Frfeda Greggersson of Provi- dence, R. l., is visiting at the home of Herman Rister on Benton street.
 There will be a masquerade dance at the Italian hall Saturday evening. The usual prizes will be offered. %
 Leo Fletcher and Raymond Dalton of Hartford were the weekend visit ors at the Fletcher home on Furnace avenue.
 Mrs. G. Raymond Towne has been i'll with laryhgitis and Miss Beatrice Rob- erts has been substituting for her in the third grade.
 The condition of Carl Storm and Raymond Dorsey, who were hurt in coasting accident near the Pinney grammar school last week, shows a big improvement.
 Thomas Williams, of Utica, N. Y, and a former resident of this town, died Wednesday at his home in Utica, N. Y He was married to Miss Lil- liam Sidaway of this borough, who died few years ago. He also played in the Stafford band for number of years. His tOdy will te brought here tomorrow and the burial will be at the Springs cemetery, the latter part of the week.
 4 pipe in the heating plant at the new grammar school building cracked yesterday and the schools were oblig- CTS worked all night and have re- paired the damages so that the ses- sions will be resumed this afternoon. The freak was caused ty the slow re- turning of the water in the return pipe which made the pipe hot and when the water increased the strain was too much.
 The Stafford Independents swamped the Willimantic Alumni at the Boys clut surface last evening by a score of 69 to 22. Pallanck and Fletcher were the high scorers for the locals, while Roberts was the star for Willi- mantle. This team was classed as fast quintet, but the local lads passed all around them. The Stafford Inde- pendentS are a fast team and will put some fast games on for the fans here if the pull lie will support them ly turning out to their games. The tim CT, F. Murray; scorer, F. Denniston; referee. K. Sullivan.
 Mrs. Zillah (MitchelD Clifford, 69, wife of Joseph Clifford, died at the Johnson Memorial hospital Sunday night, following a shock, which she sustained Saturday morning. She is survived by her husband and a son, Jesse Clifford of this place, and a daughter, Mrs. Walter Parkhurst of Willimantic, and three sisters, Mrs. Fannie Davis of Rockville, Mrs. liar riet Smith of Vernon and Mrs. William A. Pierce of this borough. The funer- al was held at her home on Furnace avenue yesterday afternoon at 1.30. Rev. B. A. Legg, pastor of the Methodist church oficiated at the ser vices. The burial took place in the Grove Hill cemetery in Rockville. eF~The Stafford high school defeated Monson Academy, in fast game at the s. H. s. Gym. yesterday afternoon by score of 36 to IS. Murray's won derful shooting was the outstanding feature of the game, although Towne played a Whirlwind game as rowing guard. For the losers Moriarity was the star. In the preliminary the Freshmen and Sophomore girls played tie game of to with the Juniors and Seniors. For the '25' and PA Andrelsky was the star, while Bis sonnette and Fraser were the featur- ing players for the upper classes. The lineups for the big game is as follows Stafford High School Monson Academy Sullivan If Joray, Shaunessey Baldwin, Adams If Moriarity Murray Stubbs Towne, Angley rg Constantine Quinn lg Bradway Score, Stafford HighSchool, 36, Mon son Academy, IS; goals from floor Murray 6. Sullivan 4, Baldwin 4 TOwne 3, Moriarity 3, Stubbs 3, Quinn 1 1 JOray 1 Shaunessey 1: goals iron fouls, Moriarity 2; referee, Kuslansky scorer Dow; timer DennistOn; time O halves, 20 minutes.