Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21
FALLS VILLAGE
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS

Burglars Scared Away Shoemaker
Goes to Lime Rock-State Police
in Town-Home Theatrical 'Troupt'
Disbands.
Thanksgiving turkeys promise to bs
both scarce and high. s-....r ...
Lewis Lorelet has been spending a
few days at Edward 7. Deans.
Helen, daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. A. A.
Roth, has been i'll for few days.
Henry Roth and wife of Danbury
have been visiting his brother, A. A.
Roth.
Judge Gruber is convalesclng from
his recent illness and is able to be about
the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Moore expect to
gobble gobbler with New Haven friends
this week.
Walter Chaplin of Orange, N. j. has
been spending several days at Charles
Hanchett's.
There were several frosts this week
some sufficiently heavy to form a thin
Aim Office on the streams.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfram, Ted
! Wolfram and George Feyrer of Bridge
port are guests of the Heinz family.
| Somebody has said that Falls Village
intends to sue Lime Rock for $479, 900. 80
for alternating the affections of the cob
bier.
| Several Falls Village people aocompa-
MED the local talent to Canaan Tuesday
evening to witness the fourth produo
ton Of Valley Farm.
DR.. Skiff is once more in the harness
here after his lengthy enforced vaca-
ton. The doctor is not as robust as he
might be but nevertheless is able to look
after his practice.
George E Frink has been awarded
the contract to install q Colts gas ma.
chine, so lights in Ashley Falls. to light
Woodford's blacksmith shop and resi-
denoe and the store of F. II. Smith &
Co.
Falls Village has lost it's shoemaker
NJ. Schillingef, the aged cobbler could
not Withstand the temptations and al
lurements Of Lime Rock consequently
moved his goods and chattels there last
week.
These folks were at the Inn during
the week: E. N. Morehouse, Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Carlson, New York
oity; @. E. Dow, Hartford; Mr.. aud Mrs
Gomberg, New York; Michael Suskind
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Oviatt
and Mrs. f. B. Hubbard, Bantam; R
l.. Brown; New Haven; @. T. Carroll
Bridgeport, E. D. Pritchard and r. J
Orr, Pittsfeld.
BENEFIT WHIST
The benefit whist party given Friday
evening in the library building by tht
Village Improvement Society was wei
attended, greatly enjoyed and nettee
$1,000 for the street lighting fund.
HOW TO KEEP HIM
When the next shoemaker strikes towI
it is proposed to put him and his outfi
into that new steel cage and feed hin
through the stats in order that Lime
Rock shall not kidnap, coax or coerct
him.
1907 LUCK
Three residents Of Stamford, Conn.
have been spending several days hunt
ing in this vicinity with headquarter
in one of the camp ground cottages
They had 1907 luck and every hunte.
knows what that is.
THIRSTY "FLY COPS"
Two members Of the force OF stat
police were i'll town last week. ANT
they were thirsty. Beats all what DIR,
coughs these fellows always have whel
they reach no license town. The,
found water, plenty Of 1t, and nothin,
else in Falls Village.
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS
d. Chertook was taken seriously il
one day last week. A Pittsfield docto
was called Friday and pronounced hi
affection to be appendicitis and advised
an operation. He was taken to Pitts
field Saturday where the operation wa
successfully performed.
CHICKENS FURNISH PAINT
} Falls Village chickens are furnishin
the funds with which to paint the Cor
, gregational church A chicken pie sur