Connecticut western news., 1908-07-16
FALLS VILLAGE

George Hall sold three of his horses last week
 Mrs. Clarence Gillette is visiting in Torrington.
 Miss Edna Reed of New Haven has been visiting at Sidney Morris
 Mrs Nellie Hall Sanford Is visiting the Merwin family in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Fanny Brennison has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. Martin Finkle.
 l.. W. Baird IS convalescing from his recent illness and is able to be about.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi is attending the Danbury summer school for teachers.
 MT. and Mrs Ward Dean and son have returned to their home in Pine Plains, N. Y.
 Lester Dean. of Torrington, recently visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Dean.
 Rev. W. E. Ridgeway of Canaan was 8 guest of Rev. H. B. Chown one day last week.
 Michael Goggin, Jr.. has been visiting friends and relatives in Bridgeport the pasq week.
 The Turpin auctin was we'll attended and tho articles offered for sale brought good prices.
 Rev. Lee M. Dean has gone to North Brookfeld, Mass, where he IS to preach two Sundays.
 Another profitable ice creale sale was held Friday evening ill the M. E. church parlors.
 Miss Lida Webster of Wlnsted has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs Westerly Vosburg.
 af hnf hnun completed the job of painting the resi- denoe of J. s. Tracy.
 Joseph Chapin of Yale, accompanied by couple of friends, has been visit ing at Sidney Morris.
 Schuyler Dean of Vermont Is assisting his brother, Edward Dean in the work of harvesting his crops.
 Rev. Mr. Hazleton of Nashville, N. Y :. will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Mrs. Amos Beecher and son Jack of Winsted are spending few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Jacobi.
 James Smith and Miss Lizzie Irwin of South Norwalk are guests of Mir. Smiths sister, Kate Smith.
 Mrs Roy Martin of Pittsfeld and Mrs. James Mcintosh of New Haven are visiting Mrs. Harry Russell.
 Miss Dayton of New Haven and George Canield and Miss Abbott of New York are visiting Mrs. T. F. Watson. I As usual, Falls Village sent good sized delegation to Lime Rock Saturday where the locals played the Salisbury base ball team.
 Mrs. Shirley Leverty and sister, Mrs. George Faust of New York City have come to spend the summer at their country residence. st
 Miss Selma Carlson, who taught ln the second room of the D. M. Hunt school last year, was recently married to Daniel Royce of Stafford Springs
 Smith and Brewer of Sheffield have been painting the wood and metal DOT tions of the exterior of the National Iron Bank and the Savings Bank buildings. -.
 A large number of clans disappeared at Twin Lakes Sunday. We don I know where they came from but nine or ten Falls Village people know where they went.
 Bruno Heinz has resigned his position in the market and is to go on the road for Miles Blodgett selling canton flannel gloves and portable bath tubs and ap. pertences thereto.
 Peter Hines was arrested last week charged with assault and abusive language. by Mrs. Watts, Justice Hicks of Salisbury imposed fine of $500 and costs which was paid.
 The problem with which the Falls Village city boarders of the female per. suasion are now laboring is how they are to wear those Merry Widow hats and get the coat of tan all at one and the same time.
 On the night of the Fourth a paper balloon dropped on the roof of Citizen's > hall and caught fire, ign1ting the shingles. It was promptly discovered and quickly extinguished with few pails of water.
 Augustus A. Belden of Cove, OregcI has been spending few days in town renewing old acquaintances. He wal formerly resident here but left for thu west in 1859. He is son of the lat' Captain Harry Belden and resided i, Belden street. At present he is visiting daughter, Mrs. Swift in Warren, Ct.
 These were recent guests at The Inn Charles Simmons, Albany; F. B. Hast ings, Bridgeport; F. s. Comstock, Nev Canaan; A. A. Belden, Ooye, oregon J. H. Lynch, New Haven; G. D. Colvin Boston; J. s. Grant Hartford; B. L Brown, New Haven; w. B. Chamber lin, Saryville, La; H. H Worthington Springfield; R. E. Dakin, New Haven Sidney Burnett, Seattle, Washington ? Mrs s. G. Cook, New York.
 Civil engineer M. Wormser of Lake vile is surveying for the new stat = road between here and Canaan. He be ~ x, gan at the arch and will establish line u to the point of rocks. One very grea and long needed change will be mad in the course of the road near tn Grassy Hill cemetery. The road vii pass around the hill instead of over ii This change will be welcomed by tn driving public as the present hill is yer. T. steep and necessitates hard climb. 70 % The New Haven ,''Register" has tn 1I l1 following to say of Miss Clara E. Dun