Connecticut western news., 1907-06-20
FALLS VILLAGE
ACTIVITY IN THE SCHOOL CIRCLES
 Race Track will Soon be Ready Two Ladies lnjured-Pastor Moves
 to ToWn-Death of Mrs. Crandell.
TO MAKE FEM STOP.

age feels that 1t can no longer endure the lack of railroad accommodation per maps something may be done under the train stopping bill just passed at Hart i ford. It reads thusly: |
 Section 1. Section 3,748 of the general statutes Is hereby amended to read as fol ! lows: When any railroad company shall refuse to stop any of it's passenger trains at any station, the selectmen of any town, the warden and burgesses of any borough, or the mayor and common coun- cil of any city, in which such station IS situated, may make application in writ ing to the railroad commissioners, pray ing that such company may be ordered to stop the train or trains mentioned in said application at said station; and said commissioners shall order such notice as they may deem reasonable to be given to such municipal authorities and to the railroad company of the time and place of hearing upon such application. Within ten days after the final date of such hear ing the railroad commissioners shall make such order in the premises as they may deem just and proper, and said order shall be communicated to said railroad company and to said applicants. Said order may be enforced by mandamus.
 Sec. ?. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
 INN FOLKS
 The following registered at The Inn during the week: F. E. Brown Bridge port; Dr. Smith and Dr. Nordaby, New Haven; O. H. Sage, Great Harrington; o. M. Gibbs. Great Burlington; J. H. Lynch, New Haven; E. T. Joyce, Pitts field; T. s. Barnes, Rhinecliff, N. r.; J. P. Fraleigh. Red Hook, N. Y.; J. R. Walsh, Danbury, Conn.,; W. H. Kelsey, New Haven; O. E. Tillottson, New Haven; P. G. Chaffee, New York; G. O. | Arnes, Bristol, Conn; B. B. Bower, Saratoga, N. Y.; A. E. Ferris, Port Chester, N. Y.; Miss Mallory and Miss Stevens, Brooklyn; Miss Gould and Mrs Patterson, N. Y; O. M. Slade, F. D. Sherman and w. Van Deventer, New York; H. H. Warrington, Springfield Karl Green, Fair Haven, Vt.
 WORKING ON THE RACE TRACK
 The work of putting the old race track in condition has been commenced
 Charles Hanchett and Edward House
 built substantial bridge across the ole canal to replace the former structure
 Local and Lime Rock horsemen vii
 .chip in" and hire the town team to dt
 necessary work on the track after which
 quarter poles. wire etc. will be erected
 It is expected that many an exciting
 brush" between the race horses owned
 in this vicinity will take place thl
 summer and fall. A sshorse race" oI
 July 4th, if the track can be put in con
 dition by that date, would prove
 drawing card.
 STRUCK POPULAR CHORD.
 THE NEWS illustrated report, las
 week, of the re-dedication ceremonies St. Patrick's church in this villag struck popular chord and there was al
 almost unprecedented demand for extr copies from Lakevil1e, Canaan, Fall
 Village, Lime Rock and other places But THE NEWS has fallen into the habl of giving the Falls Village news In thorough manner and our subscriber } would have been greatly disappointe had they not found a complete report the exercises.
 PASTOR MOVES HERE. The Rev. J. L. Evans of Yale, wh , was called to the pastorate of the Con gregational church last winter and wh has been preaching here every Sunda } since, has moved his furniture her and has become permanent, residen inasmuch as the health of his wife ha } considerably improved. They are occu pying rooms i'll the Whiting Kellog house, portion of which is occupied b Miss Frances Dean.
 AMEsvILLE SCHOOL CLOSED Last Thursday afternoon exercises al propriate to the last day of school wer hn AnQcuIl1a onhnalhnnEf ; There were recitations, songs and a ger eral good time. Later picnic in Mapl Grove was enjoyed by teachers an l pupils. Lemonade, cake etc. constitute the refreshments.
 \ $2OO FISH.
 ! Messers Chaffee of Hackensack, N. . ] and Shepard of Torrington autoed int ; town Thursday evening and angled fC ! trout Friday and Saturday. They gC plenty of exercise and fish which the 5 estimated cost them $2.00 each. The claimed they cared more for the putin than the speckled beauties and it's we \ they did.
 GOOD GAME ANTICIPATED On Saturday of this week the Fal Village Lime Rock base ball team wi do battle with the East Canaan team East Canaan. Two games have prev ously been played, one having been WIG by each team. As this is the rubber an interesting contest is expected. 1 FINS
 \ Nearly every building at Amesvil has been razed and in brief time 8 G | lection of foundations will alone be le - as reminders of a once prosperous col . munity.
 AMEsvILLE SCHOOL MEETING A The annual school meeting ill t
 Amesville district was held last Thu