Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06

markedly narrow, stony, muddy and ln poor condition in other respects. Al though there is room for improvement ln this town, there seems to be room for more improvement elsewhere.
 FALLS VILLAGE BY MOONLIGHT
 The guests who arrived at the Hotel Salonic via. the express Friday evening received their first impression of Falls Village by moonlight rather than sun light. The engine lost truck, or the truck jumped the track, or something else happened, so that the train crawled into town about 10.30.
 RE-DEDICATIoN JUNE g
 Preparations are going actively for ward for the exercises in connection with the re-dedication of St. Patrick s church which takes place on Sunday June 9th. If the day is pleasant the at tendance will be large. Bishop Tierney will be present and conduct the exercises.
 APPOINTED RECEIVER
 I. P. Hornbeck has been appointed re- ceiver for the property of G. w. Hall, who has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
 A Springfield barber is doing the scraping at Argalls barber shop. He was headed for Long Branch but MT. Argall's eloquent description of the beauties of Falls Village made him think Long Branch of secondary considera- tion and he came here. And he says MT. Argall told the truth.
 I. P. Hornbeck went to Litchfield on Wednesday of last week, accompanied by the Rev. MT. Chown, took the oath of office, received the necessary certificate and other credentials and is now full f1edged deputy sheriff.
 Mrs. William Brown and two children of Toledo, Ohio, came to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Maltbie. They expect to remain for several weeks and will open the old Maltbie house.
 Mrs. Roman Seegar of Winsted has been spending few days in town, experimenting repairs on her property, the building occupied by grocer A. A. Roth.
 Roscoe Brinton went to Chicopee Falls early this week to get an automobile be- longing to his employer, Miss Carol Dud- ley. He ran it to her home in New Haven.
 Mrs A. J. Maxim of Pittsfeld called on her business friends in town recently and from here went to Lakeville to visit her son at Hotchkiss school.
 William Page sold one of his horses last week and purchased another, of Litchfield parties, to replace 1t.
 Edward House sold handsome pair of chestnut sorrel road horses last week to Arthur Duane of New York.
 Roscoe Brinton played with the Lake vile team in their game with East Can aan at East Canaan Saturday.
 l.. J. Morse is the new mail carrier on rural route No. 3, Harry Benjamin hay ing resigned.
 John Powelson, a brother of Mrs. Dr. Cobb, who is attending Yale Law School, was her guest over Sunday.
 Mrs Charles Griffing of Danbury has been spending several days with Mrs. Randall.
 sc. Judd of Canaan mountain shipped car of baled hay from here to Stamford last week.
 w. J. Argall, who has been ill for some time, is able to be out. ..#
 John Bartle was in New York last week.
 Wilbur Pulver and wife were in Pine Plains, N. Y. over Sunday. -#
 H. O. Gaylord was in Hartford last Friday and Saturday.
 Several automobile parties were in town during the past week.
 I. P. Hornbeck was in Winsted Fri day.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Martin of Pitts field, Mass. visited relatives here Memo rial Day.
 Frank H. Dean and son Earl of Win sted visited his brother Edward T. Dean last week.
 Floyd Stoddard was in Harrington Saturday.
 Several from here attended the fun eral of John Langs in Canaan Saturday.
 Robert Boomer went to Hartford Tuesday.
 Mrs. Harry Russell was in Barring ton last week.