Connecticut western news., 1894-04-05
FALLS VILLAGE.

MT and Mrs Charles l. Conley. of Winsted, were guests of friends over Sunday.
 o. J. Tanner, of Bridgeport, has nov ed on Charles Deans farm which he will work the coming season. James Woodin has moved from Aleck Sardam's 8 farm. to David Bloomer's and will take chsrge of the milk route this week.
 Mrs Arthur Sullivan and not Wm. Sullivan has bought the house and lot of Mrs Betsy Cady. Mrs Cady will move to Fairport, N. Y. William O'Connell has moved to West Cornwall, on a farm of Lawyer L. J. Nickersons.
 Henry Benton has purchased the Peck farm in She town of Bedding, near Newtown, and takes possession this week.
 Eugene Flakes has moved into part of the Palmer house on the road to South Canaan.
 George Fields has moved from the John A. Decker house into the house formerly occupied by Edward Wilcox. Willard Dean has moved from the Herman farm" owned by l.. P. Dean into one part of Charles Ford's house on Beebe hill.
 Robert Wilcox will occupy the place recently vacated by Mrs Harriet Decker on the South Canaan road. Henry Soule, of Danbury, has moved into the John Hunt house. Mir Jordan will remain on the Gibbs place the present year having rented it of Joseph Smith. | Frank Tone moved into the Rosser Rogers house last week. Dwight Graves has moved into Mrs | Margaret Wolfe's house vacated by Hen- ry Dean.
 Samuel Wheeler has moved from the Bradley house, so called, to R. Bierce' s tenant house sonth of Chapinville. Mrs Harriet Decker sold some of her household effects at auction, Saturday, and shipped the remainder to Winsted where she will live with her daughter. Mrs David Holmes.
 l., P. Dean, of Bridgeport, was in town over Sunday.
 Prof. Abbie, who has been i'll for some time with typhoid fever. is slowly gaining. His mother, from Hartford, is taking care of him.
 The auction sale of household effects, farming utensils. 50 bushels potatoes, tons of hay, etc. etc, belonging to the estate of the late Daniel Brewster will take place at his late residence Sat urday, 7th inst. at 10 a. m. At same time and place Geo. w. Hall will sell at auction number of horses, wagons and harnesses.
 Charles Dean, from Danbury, has been spending few days in town. J. W. Barnum has been i'll with the malaria for short time but is recover ing.
 Joseph Sheffield is seriously i'll at present at the residence of Mrs New ton.
 Lee A. French and son Claude, of B4istol, were guests in town for two or three days the fore part of the present week.
 Henry A. Bishop, of Bridgeport, and H. S. Glover. of Fairfield, were in town over Sunday. Driving to the trout hatchery at Sheffield, Monday, they were joined by Wm. D. and Nath. w. Bishop, of Bridgeport, on fronting ex- cry ystal streams in this section. D' h. OoiopnuSu moFeu iubo buo HOW barber shop Monday. Alvin Ham, mond, of Boston, is his assistant. Rev L. A. Robbins starts for confer ence Wednesday which will be held in Calvary church, New York city, of which Rev Dr J. R. Day is pastor.
 A great many strings of fine trout were taken from the different streams hereabouts Monday but we are of the opinion that nearly as many were entlc- ed to take the bait the proceeding day There has been from four to six to- bacco sorters here from New Milford for three weeks at work in the rooms west of the drug store in the Tucker building, of whom Wm. Clark is the oyerseer. They had sorted and packed ten tons up to Monday night and there Is considerable more to come in yet.