Connecticut western news., 1907-10-03
FALLS VILLAGE
HORSE WAS FOUND IN THE RIVER
Chance of Time Home Talent Drama
 Damage by Water-MechanIcs in
 Demand Merchant Loses his Vote -Eiuht Voters Were Made Saturday

Demand Merchant Loses his Vote Eight Voters Were Made Saturday Pumpkin pie I And pancakes.
 With maple syrup ] Not to mention sausage Are now on the bill of fare.
 H. 0. Gaylord spent portion of last week in New York. Rev. MT. Evans expects to occupy the rooms to be vacated by George Capron Mrs. Noah Rogers of Bridgeport IS re- cuperating at Dr. Shannon's san1tarlum. George Capron, Jr., was the over Sun- day of Rev. MT Graham of Phllmont,
 Edward O. Ward of San Francisco. Cal. has been visiting his uncle, EdWaro Ward
 The small boy and the squaker have supplied echoes of the fair for several days.
 James Smith of South Norwalk has been visiting his sister. Miss Kate Smith, | The Shannon sanitarium Is now nearly filed. IL is understood there are but two vacant rooms. Mrs. Robinson ,who has been boarding at I. P. Hornbeck's for several weeks, has returned to Bridgeport.
 Wigglesworth 6 Go. of Canaan have installed steam heating plant Tn the residence of Mrs. Sarah Reed.
 Mrs. A. J. Tanner and daughter, Mrs. Wakeley of Bridgeport have been spend ing few days at George Caprons.
 George Capron and family have
 T $t,Qh Minor farm recently purchased by l. r. Hornbeok.
 Falls Village helped the Great Bar rinpton fair people take in that $12, GOO. A carload of them went up Thursday and a goodly representation on tAe other days. f. Lee Ensign and party started for their Florida home last week. Their auto sustained fractured cylinder at Hart ford. therefore they returned to Falls Village and extended their visit while n repairs to the machine were in progress. :. TRACK UNDERMINED 6 During the heavy rains of last week, a ( Enortion of one of the side tracks near \ the station was undermined and con- | siderable filling in was necessary. . 5000 DAMAGE | It is estimated that 5000 will be re \ ouired to repair the damage to roads 9 and bridges in the town of Canaan . occasioned by the high water of last T week.
 HE CAN'T VOTE. n D. Chsrtock will not vote this year r His naturalization papers were burned | at West Cornwall when his store wa S consumed and as he has none to show Y the registry board could not legally ad' 2 his name to the voting list. | CAN'T BE WORSE = A change of time goes into effect ol t the New York, New Haven & Hartfor ' pike Sunday. The new schedule can. ! be any more inconvenient for Falls Vii S lagers than the present one therefor . lets live in hopes that it will be better k BUSY MECHANICS ! Although there is little building i 5 progress here the services of mechanic
 are in great demand as a multitude odd jobs are being done here and theI | either in the way of repairs or '.snuggln things up'' in order to withstand S rigorous winter which 1t is presumed 1 ill store. M sa.rs.H WATER DUG DITCH The Salisbury town teams have bee = repairing the damage done on the Anne
 vile hill last week by the ''excessl' 2 moisture" A ditch four feet deep wi
 washed alongside the road and a dlte ; was also cut through MT. Surdam ya
 by the water, which, by this rout | found it's way into the river.
 INN GUESTS
 Guests at the Inn the past week
 clude: o. P. Gray, Colebrook Rive k E S. Willett, Bridgeport; F. Il. Pae eH Burt l.. Brown, New Haven; A. Harry FraDGh. Canaa
 R. J. Orr, 0. E. Fowler, Pittsfield; . Robbins. Winsted; J. H. Lynch, N
 Haven; E. A. Williams, Boston; M A>A Mrs. and Miss Beach, Ballston Spa, N. H. D. Worthington, W. A. King. Sprir . field.
 ' VALLEY FARM.
 On or about November 20, local tale will present the rural drama "VaL | Farm'' at Citizens Hall under auspices of the Methodist church. Ii ' a first-class play and those by whom z is promoted say that they have been ! markedly successful in finding peo who are admirably adapted to the pa | assigned. After presenting the p ' here it is the intention of the "compan
 to present it at the Lime Rock Casino
 HORSE FLoATED HALF MILE
 I Eben Olark's horse, which V . drowned in the Housatonic River
 Monday night of last week, near Hur ' vile, was found Thursday near Harry Root place, a half mile from z point where 1t was supposed to h' $ been driven into the river. The shs q were attached to the animal when fou
 Clark drove onto the Barrack at Il o cl 1 and was seen at George Judd's al . o'clock The wagon, minus horse {
 shafts was found the next morning alt Nnvr,