The Press., 1922-11-09
STAFFORD SPRINGS. Death of Daniel Sullivan


 except a few years when he was em- ployed in clothing stores in Boston, Springfield and Albany. In his early life he was a clerk in the J. M. Leach clothing store in this borough. Or late years he has been weaver in the Rhode Island Worsted Co, mill. He was of a very genial nature and splen- did physique and among his large number of friends and acquaintances was known as Handsome Dan Be- sides his wife, Alice Morse Sullivan, he leaves one son, Kenneth E., stu dent in the local high school, who IS also reporter for The Press, ana two brothers, John E., of this borough and Edward of Springfield. The funeral will te at St. Edwards church Satur- day morning at g o'clock. The burial will be at St. Edwards cemetery.
 The library will be closed on Satur- day, Armistice day.
 Mrs. c. l.. Dennis has gone for two weeks visit to Maine.
 E. s. Charter has had a telephone placed in his new home. Call 80.
 Regular meeting of Ionic lodge A. F. and A. NJ. next Tuesday evening at 7.sO.
 Mike and John Panciera PerO are luilding a twO-tenement house on Prospect street.
 The minimum fee for itinerant ven dor's licenses within borough limits, has been fixed by borough officials at $25.OO.
 There will be an important meeting of the Knights of Columbus this eve ming at St. Edwards hall, full atten- dance is desired.
 At the Congregational church on Sunday evening moving pictures of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado Xiv CT, the Marne in France, and Palestine, the land of the Bible will be shown.
 Andrew Domon has gone to Spangle, Penn, to attend the funeral of his father. who was killed in the mine explosion at that place. His brother is also said to have been fatally in jured at the same time.
 c. B. Pinney has about completed the work on the addition of about 80 feet to the south side of his grounds in East street which he recently pur- chased of w. H. Heald. A new drive way has been built on the section and the wall in front has been extended to include the new purchase.
 Last evening a little after five o'clock, a truck owned by the c. H. Moore O.. and a runabout owned by the Stafford Springs Motor Co.,, came together at the corner intersection of East Main street and Wilmington ave- nue. The front wheels of the runabout were broken but the truck was unin- Jured.
 John Carocari and MansuettO Zam- polli returned Friday from a six months visit in Italy MT. Zampolh was accompanied by his wife, whom he married while in Italy. He first met her while in the service lover seas" They intended to return in September but were delayed owing to difficulties in arranging for trans pOrtation.
 The work of cleaning the water pipes of the aqueduct company is about completed and an increase of fifteen pounds in the pressure has been made. The improvement is es- pecially noticed in the houses in the highest parts of the borough. The work was started at the outlet of the storage reservoir near Stafford Street and about 1000 feet has been cleaned at time. The pipe from the reservoir through East Main and Main streets to Church street has been cleaned. Be sides the removal of the incrustatiOns in the pipes large pieces of cement and quite a large piece of plank have been removed. Today the pipe On'the lower end of Furnace avenue is being clean ed. The cleaning of the pipe on High street will complete the work. In all about 5000 feet of pipe will have been cleaned. At first it was only planned to- clean the main pipe to Main street but the results were so satisfactory it was decided to extend the work through High street. It is expected that the work of installing the meters about 500, will be started next week Four gangs will be put on this work which it is expected will be completed by January '1st The officials expect that the meters will reduce the amount of water used day from 450, 900 gal Ions to 300 900, which will help to keep up the pressure and save 150,00C gallons day.
 Methodist Church Notes-SermOn by the pastor next Sunday morning pr .:The New Verdun." Sunday school al l1.hO. Evening service at 6:45, sermon topic, "Yopr Siamese Twin" Special music. Tonight the church night pro- gram will be ipaugurated. It will be. gin with a Ladies Aid supper at o'clock after which there will be { social half hour, Miss Eatoa's Sunday school class will sell candy. At 7.a( there will be a period of common wOr ship and at 7.50 the study classes will begin their regular work. The Bible Study class will be taught by the pas tor, the teachers training class b! Miss Edith CushmRn, and the Mission Study class by Mrs. E. A. Legg. Tht study periods will close at $40. Any one who may be interested in this plal is cordially invited. Attend the who'll service and enroll as a pupil in on of the classes.
 Bowling
 The Stafford Duck Pin league open ed it's games last Monday, with a har' fought contest between Warrens am Johnsons, two old rivals of last year resulting in victory for Johsons to There is more interest in the game among the players this year. The neN strict rules and higher prizes hay their effect. The entrance fee amounting to $7O and the contribu tfons of the bowling alley management of S30.00 making a total of $100, vii be divided as follows: Team finishin in rst place gets s25; End. $40; SrC $15; 4th, s10: high single, $5; high strings, $5; team string. $5; team pi fan. $5; 1st high independent average $5: 2ld high independent average S3: 3rd high independent average, s; The match games start always at 7.3 p. m. sharp. Fhe schednle fer ne1 Week is: MgpdaY. Clerks Fs. IAde peRdentsi Tuesday, Jahnsen's vs. Al