The Press., 1922-08-10
Judge M. D. O'Connell is taking a

of A., this Thursday evening.
 Theodore Cox, who is ill at his home in East Woodstock, is improving. Kenneth Sullivan and James Com ins are spending a week in New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. William Benton is taking a vacation from the Lee & Buckley Dept. Store.
 Mrs. Leon Walker of Collinsville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Moore.
 Melvin Cummings is on a weeks va cation from his duties at the WhitOn grocery.
 There will be a service at the Buff Cap school house at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Michael O'Halloran is taking a two weeks vacation from the c. H. Baker & Go. store.
 Robert and Howard Tuthill are spending a two weeks vacation in West SwanZey, N. H.
 MT and Mrs. Aldin Palmer of New Haven were the weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. H H. Moore.
 There will be a meeting of the American Legion, Strazza post in sO- ciety Hall, next Monday evening.
 The Jitney line to Springfield, Mass, to be operated by George Gary, will begin operation the first of next week.
 Miss Hazel COmins has returned home after completing course at Bay Path summer school in Springfield, Mass,
 Mrs. Hugh Welch and daughters, Misses Lillian and Anna, of Arlington, Mass, were in town last week visiting friends.
 Harry Burdick is taking a weeks vacation from his duties at the Ellis Grocery. Raymond Pease is substitut- ing for him.
 Andrew Domen, who was hurt in an auto accident on the Hollow road Sun day, July 18th, has left the hospital and is able to be out
 Mrs. Lawrence Cherry of Brookline, Mass, and Mary Frances Frazier of HolyOke, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert Quinley.
 The state police barracks in the Gary building are nearing completion. It is expected that they will be ready about the 18th of this month.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Mccarthy and daughter, and M. H. Mccarthy of Paw tucket, R. l., have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Flanigan.
 A son was born Tuesday morning to MT. and Mrs. William Allen, of Lewiston, Maine. The child is a grandson of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Morse.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Bishop, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin the past ten days returned Monday to their home in Belmont, Mass.
 Mrs. William Sweetzer of Ware Mass, has returned home after spend ing the weekend with Mrs. Charles Comins of High street. Miss Hazel Comins accompanied her.
 MT. and Mrs. George Siswick and daughter, Miss Beatrice, were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. C. Dimock of South Wilmington, who are at Dolbeare's island, Lake Mashapaug for a few weeks.
 Raymond Goyette, 20, who was ar rested for the non-suppOrt of his wife, was discharged at hearing before the Willimantic police court on the grounds that he was epileptic. AttOr- ney R. H. Fisk represented him.
 Joseph IntrOvigne, who has been employed at the Hudson Garage for the past five years has resigned and has started a taxi service. Louis Deg so, who has been working for Samuel Johnson on the milk route has taken his place.
 Quite a number of people from here attended the Old Home day exercises in Wales, Mass, Saturday and Sunday. The Phoenix band furnished music, ball game and other athletic events furnished amusement on Saturday Services were held in the church Sun day afternoon.
 George SchOfield has resigned his position as R. F. D. mail carrier on route 3 and has bought the express business from Edward Jacobsen MT. Jacobsen has not yet decided just what he will dO Theodore PIacek has taken the position vacated by MT SchOfield.
 Grace Church NOtes-Services Sun day at 1O.3O a. m, and D. m. Service daily at D. m., except this evening EvensOng will be sung this evening ! at 7.3O, in connection with the meeting of the Servers Union of the Hartford | archdeacOnry. The office will be sung by Rev. B. Edward Roberts, rector of St. James church, Pennington, and ! the sermon will be preached by Rev ! George Hilton, rector of Church Ot our Savior, Plainville. Friday and ! Saturday morning, celebration of the ! holy communion at g.
 On Sunday Mike Casini ran into George Davis on the River road. Mrs l Davis suffered a cut on the nose and was badly shaken up. Mr and Mrs l Walter GreaVes were also shaken up MT. Davis and son, who were on the 1 front seat were unhurt. The Occu l pants in the other car were not in jured. Casini was arrested for no giving Davis the right of way and be ing under the influence of liquor Ht pleaded not guilty and was placed un der $500 bonds. The case was heIC over until next Tuesday at 10 a. m.
 Dedication of SlOVak Church
 The new Slovak Lutheran churcl on West Main street was dedicated last Sunday. The Teutonic club hous' was purchased by the society sOm time ago and has been remodeled int a church building. The service of tn laying of the corner stone was held il the morning at 10 o'clock in the Sunda, school room under the church. Thi was followed by a service out of doors Rev. Daniel Bella of Port Chester, N Y, opened the service and the pastO of the church, Rev. George Panhucl preached the sermon. His subject wa
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 than. that is laid, which is Jesu Christ" Text I Cor. III, II. The ser vice inside the church followed an
 the pastor, Rev. George Panhuch off
 ciated. Rev. Daniel Balla preache the sermon. There was a large at
 tendance including many from SUI
 rounding towns. At the evening ser
 vice at 6.45 Rev. Adolph Ulkus C