Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-28
FALLS VILLAGE
GLUE ENDED IN A "sQUEAL /"

GLUE ENDED IN A "sQUEAL ;"
Paul Brock Dies of Consumption
MIR. Chertock Improving - Ocain
Farm Sold-Church Realizes $50
Roads in Bad Condition.
Miss Clara Mead provided the piano
music at the Canaan assembly Friday
evening.
The quarantine has been removed
from Oscar Sabine's home as his son
Ohio has recovered from his attack of
diphtheria.
1t was suggested that the home talent
repeat VALLEY Farm" for the benefit of
the VillageImprovement, Society but the
talent decided to rest on their laurels
wlthfour performances to their credit.
George Capron visited few days in
Bridgeport last week.
DEATH OF PAUL BROCK
Paul Brock, 80, died of consumption
last Thursday night. He is survived by
wife and child. The remains were
taken to Bridgeport for interment Fri
day. The deceased had lived here about
one and one-half years. He was razor
homer In the employ of Bridgeport con-
Germ and came here in the hope of bene-
fitting his health.
Nearly all the stores in the village
will be closed to-day.
Holiday hours at the postoffice to-day.
George E. Frink installed this week
the gas machine he recently sold TO
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INN FOLKS
The following guests registered at The
Inn during the past week: Smith M.
Waller, Gaylordsyille; E. 8. Willett,
Bridgeport; A. B. SCOTT, Danbury; j. n.
Benson, New Haven; 8. W. Vincent,
Boston; E. Robbins, Winsted; r. r.
Gotta, Norah Adams; @. e. Fowler, Pitts
field; George N. Burnham, Hartford; L.
O. Rhoades, Canaan; B. s. Brown. New
Haven; Emil A Lathrop, New Milford;
A. l.. Cory, Burlington, Vt; F. h.
Barnes, Danbury.
i MIR. CHRRTOCK is GAINING
| d. Chertock, who was operated on
for appendicitis at the House of Mercy
at Pittsfield few days ago, is improv.
ing rapidly and his early recovery Is an
ticipated if no, complications ensue.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Irish have moved
TO portion of the Orville Hosford resi-
dence.
Mrs Paul Brooks father came from
Bridgeport with an undertaken last Fri.
day morning to take charge of Mr..
Brooks remains.
REALIZED ABOUT $4,000
The Falls Village Methodist church
realized about $50 as its share of the re.
ceipts of the drama presented last week
at Canaan by Falls Village talent.
TheHollenbeok club has been officially
closed for the season.
Judge Gruber and wife who had sci
this week as the time to return to the
city, have decided to remain for q while
longer. and if the winter remains as
open as it has been thus far may decide
to remain until spring.
Mr.. Roth, the barber, is to remain in
his present quarters and they have been
undergoing renovation at the hands OF
painters and paper hangers.
Roads are said to be bad, owing to the
frequent rains and the passage Of sc
many heavy wood teams.
Roscoe Brinton, who has been making
q short visit at home, has gone to Flor
ida, where he has an engagement a.
chauffeur for the winter. Mr.. Brintor
has driven for Miss Carl Dudley of New
Haven through the summer and fail and
has run her automobile 5000 miles with
out accident.
Mrs. H. P. Morse, who has been in
the New Haven Hospital for medica
treatment for several weeks, is said tx
be doing well, and is soon expected
home. Miss Louise Morse is caring fol
her father in Mrs. Morse's absence ant
Miss Helen Morse has made shor
visit home.
Charles ID. Ocain, now Of Brooklyn
was married in New York. Friday, Il
Mrs. Mildred Dalzel, also of Brooklyn
Falls Village friends extend congratula
tions.
The Ocain farm, near Lime Rock sta
ton, has been sold to New York jew
named Oscar Gomberg who Is to remode
the house and use 1t as a summer house
AFALsE CLUE
One day recently, Game Warden Ross
OF Canaan was notified by a Bridgeport
party that deer had been killed nea
Falls Village, had been dressed ant
carried home in bags by three Falls Vii
age men. The warden was requestet
to order search Of the premises o
each of the three men. In complianc
with the request. Warden Ross delegated
) l.. O. Rhoades of Canaan, and I. P
Hornbeck of Falls Village. in thei
official capacities as deputy game war
dens to make the desired search, which
was done. Nothing was found at tn
first two places seached and while tn
deputies were at the third place, tn
lady of the house remarked that it hal
I dawned upon her how suspicion ha,
been fastened upon the three men, /
} appears that the men obtained some pig
I of an Amesville man named Sardan
) and carried them home in bags which
} were supposed, by the Bridgeport
parties, to contain vension. And 80 j