Francis Browne out a License and Reckless Driving School Education

m mmmTERRITORY BETWEEN HARTFORD : riiliawpii :———— —————•—. '.,.'':-— : :—' ESTABLISHED 1880 THOMPSONVILLE, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1917 VOL. XXXYIII, NO. 3 I DRIVER LOST COCONTRO STUOTIM • v' A'UTO RAJRAMS HOUSE WILL GO THE CHANCE IN NAVY P Man with 60-Horse Power Machine Unable to Produce Proper License But Interesting Items About W POUCE STATION . , is Arrested.. CE OR YOUNG JEN lour Friends and Neighbors. CARRIED OUT SUCCESSFULLY AND1 MUCH ENTHUSIASM Shortly before noon Sunday con ' -V. WAS IN ACT OF CHANGING CABS. FARMERS TO GET 7 OR 8 CENTS. APOLIS IS THE GOAL. The AVoman's Relief Corps will •A7--: SHOWN. siderable excitement was caused in meet tomorrow evening in Foresters' Enfield street when Firrito Dionis . ..jm Alec Many New England Farmers Already Hall. '•'Hp vS';: Matechefski, Aged 36, of Haz Ambitious Youths, Willing to Try, Occasion Ihili^ened by Carpet City Lyman A. Up- sio, who was driving the 60-horse Find It More Profitable to Feed There were no sessions in St. ardville Had Alighted from Car Can Reach Top of Ladder.— Chairman.—Patriotic Address by Hon. Thomas 3. Spellacy.— power Thomas flyer bought by his Milk to Swine for Which They today, in observance on Enfield Street to take a Haz Educated Young Men With Year's Joseph's school Sepeches, Music, and Pictures of the Navy.—Several Enrollments. ^relative, Rosaario Frangiamore from Receive 20c a Pound Than Ship it of Ascension Day, a holy day. ardville Car When Struck.—Atty. Sea Services has Good Oppor the estate of Alvin D. Higgins, lost to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. John Holleran of T.. J. Chapin, the Driver, Placcd control of the machine while round tunity. S • The Navy Rally held Sunday af the Navy reel motion pictures were Under $4,000 Bonds. Sentiment developed at mass meet this place attended the concert and i: ternoon .filled the Franklin Theatre shown depicting lite on board ship ing Alden's corner and the auto af In recent legislation Congress has reception given by the Elks at their Alec Matechefski, 36, of Hazard- ings of milk producers all over New to its capacity and proved to be the and at Annapolis. Boatswain ter leaving the highway plowed authorized the appointment of one lodge rooms in Hartford last Thurs / : • 'V ville died last Friday evening in the Etagland Monday was unanimous 'most enthusiastic and patriotic gath Thomas McKenna of Hartford naval through a vegetable garden, up hundred enlisted men to the Naval day evening. police station as the result of ser that there was imperative • neces ering ever held in Enfield. Fqlly station who has been in the naval rooted small treeS and crashed into Academy at Annapolis each year Mrs. V. A. Blume and little ious injuries received when he was* sity of an immediate increase in the 1,200 persons were crowded into the service 37 years and . who was with the officei building; of M. J. Travers. where they will be trained as of daughter left Tuesday for a month's struck by the automobile of Atty. price of milk at the farm. theatre, and many more who were Dewey at Manila Bay, made remarks Mrs. Travers was standing in the ficers. This is a wonderful oppor visit with her parents at Barnesboro, Terry J. Chapin of SufEield in En It will be impossible, under the late in arriving were turned away. as did Chief Electrician Malcolm S doorway when shei saw the machine tunity for young Americans who Pa. field street Thursday night. The present high cost of grain, the '' The" Home Guard and its escort, Brainard, an Enfield young "man, head straight for the building. She have the necessary mental and phy Mrs. Willis Cummings of New accident happened when Matechef scarcity of labor and general war the Father Matthew Drum Corps, now in charg^ of local, recruiting quickly jumped back into the office sical qualifications and age, and is Canaan is making a short visit with ski, who was returning from attend time conditions, to induce farmer:; marched down the aisles to the headquarters. Mr. McKenna told of in which were her husband and to continue their dairy herds un- published for the information of the Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Freeman on ing the funeral of a relative in : strains of patriotic airs by the Car \the conditions under which he en son, The force of the collision shat they receive 7c or 8c per quart young men as well as parents. Prospect street. Hartford, alighted from the north tered the glass in the door and To secure this prize it is neces pet City band and took seats reserv- tered the navy and the -great im for milk, delivered at railroad sta A meeting of the local Red Cross bound car and crossed the road to knocked supplies off the shelves, for them in the front of the or provements which the young men of tions. The price of milk will prob sary that young men enlist in the branch will be held in the head chestra circle. today enjoy. He said the navy of the Hazardville car, and was run but no one was injured. The build United States Navy and serve one quarters on Pearl street tomorrow into by the car of Attorney Chapin. ably be increased to the consumers The program opened with the fered exceptional advantages for ed ing was moved several feet. In the correspondingly. year as an enlisted man; he then be afternoon. - Mr. Matechefski was a native of machine with Dionisso were two comes eligible to apply for the ex ging of "The Star Spangled Ban ucation and training of the young The producers believe the cost of Dr. and Mrs. Jolm Bridge have 1 Russian Poland but has resided in other persons, and they also escap ner" by tlie audience with band men and said the acquaintances producing milk will increase great amination, provided he is undeir returned from their wedding trip formed are equal to those made at this country the past 16 years, hav ed ' uninjured. Chief of Police twenty years of age. The examin and are residing at their new home accompaniment, during which pic ing made his home in this vicinity ly during the next six months. Ac tures 'of Washington, Lincoln \ and any university. Mr. Brainard who Thomas W. Moore hurried to the cording to reports from Washington, ation is strictly competitive and the in Pearl street. 5 has been in the service eight years about five years. Of late he had scene and after making an investi best man wins. No appointment Men here who have seen many of President Wilson were shown on the been employed at the tobacco planta the Allies are in desperate need of told amusing stories of his person gation he placed Dionissio under ar our food supplies from this from Congressmen is required and the spring months pass say that we ' tion of H. L. Vietts in Hazardville. more of al experiences and he unhesitatingly rest as he had no license with him, country, and the railroads may bo influence, political or otherwise, is are having the coldest May in years. Lyman A. Upson;' commander of He was unmarried and leaves two advised the young men to join the and the license which he later pro granted an increase in freight of no help. Each boy stands on his Much talk is being heard about gar Samuel Brown Post G. A. R. and brothers, Peter and Frank Matclief- cured at his home was not properly own merits. The scope of the en navy* before the conscription law rates. In the latter case the New dening but if this weather keeps up - tlie one at whose instigation, as a slti of Hazardville and a sister, Mrs. goes into effect, when they will signed. England farmers get hit both ways; trance examination is about equal the work will have to go for a while member of the Naval League, the Sophie Zansowski of Hartford. liaxe no choice to which branch of Dionissio was charged with two first, by the additional cost of feed to a high school education. It is not yet. '•; T: rally was arranged, was chairman bf The body was taken to the under counts, driving his automobile with necessary that a boy have a high the service they enter. for herds; and, second, because of Real Estate Agent, Martin E. the meeting, and made the address taking rooms of J. Francis Browne out a license and reckless driving school education. however, as A feature of the meeting was a the higher rate to get th product to Brodrick has sold the dwelling house of welcome, in which he briefly out late Friday night and removed to the Atty. M. G. Luddy was his counsel, e schools are maintained on all ships tableau arranged by William E. market. If a 15 per cent, increase of Mrs. Anna Hamilton of Meriden, lined the purpose of the meeting, home of his brother in Hazardville through whom h entered" a plea of and stations where officers are de Sayers, leader of the Carpet City e in freight rates is granted the rail located on Windsor street, best, which he said was to interest the Saturday. The funeral was held guilty to the first charge and not tailed as tutors and where boys are band, in which young women in cos roads, it will cost the farmer about known as the Daniel Long home young men of Enfield in rallying to Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. guilty to the charge of reckless driv prepared for examination.

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