Connecticut western news., 1907-07-18
ALMOST NoTHIN' DoIN'

week and the news gatherer found 1t a difficult matter to scrape together enough paragraphs to make an interest \ ing letter. From business standpoint I it was dull, from social standpoint 1t was dull and from almost every other standpoint it was dull. Few personal notes as the r-the-Fourth visitors had all returned home, no sick notes, as from ! physicians standpoints the community is alarmingly healthy" '" just now " nothing doing " anywhere. But such weeks come along every once in while and it Is noticeable fact that in the ! the ordinary village they are usually the two following the Fourth of July! Don t know why it's so but 'tis.
 PRIZE ADV. IN THIS ISSUE
 A. A. Roth's advertisement printed in bronze appears in one copy of THE l NEWS to-day. The person who receives 1t will be entitled to &. .O0 worth of goods at his store. Examine your paper care fully. The one you are now reading may contain the bronze advertisement. Neither MT. Roth nor anyone connected with THE NEWS knows who will get the lucky copy. The copy will be bronzed and the paper placed in the general pile before mailing commences. ROTH'S NEW DEPARTURE Grocer A. A. Roth Is believer ill ex- pansion and as result he is to establish a five and ten-cent store in the portion of the building he occupies which portion he has utilizeda as store house. Every article to be put on sale will be sold at five and ten cents and will comprise tin ware, glass ware, hardware and a line miscellaneous articles. The goods have been ordered and are expected to arrive in few days.
 l Among the guests at The Inn .he past week were 0. E. Winton, D. P. Single ton, Bridgeport; F. M. Willoughby, A. E. Thompson, New Haven; c. M. Pease, 1 O. A. Strohman, Hudson, N. T.; G. w. Lasher, Newark, N. J.; H. s. Archer, Utica, N. Y.; W. Bronson, R. J. Orr and Miss Jean Orr. Pittsteld; J. l.. l l.. Burkhardt. South Kent; E. B. Whit comb, Great Burlington; c. E. White, | Willimantic.
 MAY MOVE HERE
 Mrs. John s. Roth of Danbury spent Sunday with her son and husband here. MT. Roth, as before stated, has purchased the local barber shop. He Is now board ing with his son and contemplates nov ing here.
 1 SUMMER PEOPLE ARE HERE
 Summer boarders are now plenty in Falls Village. The Inn is filled as are nearly all the other places where prac- tice is made of accommodating them. And there are more to come.
 LOCAL SKETCHES l Artist Carrigan of New York, who is l spending the summer here and boarding at The Inn, Is making a sketch of the falls and also one Of the grove at .'Indian Bend" so called because there was once an Indian encampment at that point.
 THREE IN A MONTH l Mrs. W. Merriman had the misfortune to loose another horse Tuesday of last week. This makes three horses she has lost within month. l Dwight E. Dean has sold to John l Bartle the portion of the Casey property which he purchased of I. P. Hornbeck recently. The sale includes barn and desirable building site. MT. and Mrs. w. J. Wright and three daughters, Agnes, Anna and Doris of Chapinville visited at H. N. Wright s Sunday, and Herbert returned home with them. ! Mrs. H. N. Wright and son Frank and sister Mrs. N H. Shambo and daughter Evelyn were in Harrington a few days last week.
 Rev. H. B. Chown and wife have re- turned from their vacation trip and are most enthusiastic in their description of the places they visited. Having is in full blast. Here and there a farmer has his entire crop barned." The yield is said to be ex- cellent.
 I Deputy sheriff I. P. Hornbeck, accom- panied by Frank Reed, made business trip to Amenia, N. Y, Saturday.
 O. J. Sabin, station agent Davis and Geo. Ayres enjoyed the sea breezes at Twin Lakes over Sunday. | A few interior changes have been made ln the interior of Roth's grocery store.
 Loca grocers have been notified by the growers that there will be no more strawberries this year. Mrs. A. s. Davis and daughter Bessie have returned home after a weeks stay at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. William Roraback of Bridgeport visited her sister Mrs. William. Sedan one day last week.
 Mrs. Sarah Reed has been spending a week in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. D. H. Casey has returned from | Waterbury.
 D. H. Casey purchased horse from | Waterbury parties last week.
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