Connecticut western news., 1908-01-16
FALLS VILLAGE
WARDEN ISSUES ULTIMATUM

Schoolhouse lmprovements-Roa
 Work-AnnuaI Ball ofP. D. B. Club
 Cottage BurgIarized..
 Mrs. D. H. Casey is visiting her sister in Bridgeport.
 Charles Kearns of Bridgeport is a guest at Edward Helnz's.
 William Mallory has moved to tIre Brinton farm in Cornwall Hollow.
 s. D. Gibson of Kingston, N. Y. was the guest of friends Ill town Saturday.
 Herbert Gibbs has gone to Mount Her mon, Mass. where he Is to attend school. A daughter of William Pectral of Amesville has been i'll during the past few days,
 Heinz 6 Sons will begin their annual ice cutting on their private pond in a few days.
 There is no change in the condition of Mrs. Simon Williams who remains critically ill.
 John Bartle has purchased a new horse, equipped with a pacing gait and plenty of speed.
 F. B. How'd was in Springfield and Amherst, Mass. on business trip two or three days last week.
 The former officers and directors were reelected at the National Iron Bank annual meeting Tuesday.
 D. Chertock has so far recovered from his attack of appendicitis that he resumed his trips on the road this week. -.E
 A whist party this week for the bene- fit of the Village Improvement Society is among the things contemplated.
 A number of Falls Village people at tended the Sons of Veterans dance at Lakeville last week Friday evening.
 The Rev. MT. Evans, who preached his last sermon here January 5, has re- turned to Canada where he formerly re- sided.
 During the recent vacation, new seats were placed in the Huntsville school building and the interior underwent general repairs.
 The childhood" sociable held in the library last week netted 635 pennies which are to be expended for piano lamp for use ill the library.
 Mrs. Charles Andrews and family have returned to their home in Sheffield, Mass. after spending few weeks with her father, Edward Ward.
 MT. Simpson of Goshen, an employe of the Borden company at their Lime Rock plant, has moved his family into rooms in the Miner building.
 Ira Roos and Tom Bartle went on a pickerel enticing expedition at Canaan mountain lake few days ago and came home lugging 16 large ones.
 The P. D. B. club will hold it's annual ball in Citizens Hall Friday evening, Feb. 14th The music will be furnished by Mays orchestra of Bridgeport.
 The cottage on the banks of Twin Lakes. owned by the Falls Village "syn- dlcate" was burglarized few nights ago but nothing of value was taken.
 A son of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Wat son, who has been in the west, working as draughtsman for some time, is at his home here and is not ill good health.
 Fred Egleston's skill and few rolls of paper have effected a considerable inn provement in the appearance of the in- terior of D. Chertock's s New York Store. | Word has been received here that E. I. Dudley of Bridgeport, former pro- prietor of "The Inn" is very ill with heart trouble and not expected to re- cover.
 AS soon as the weather is favorable, the seclectmen will probably resume work on the pieces of state road which were commenced last year and also start some new work.
 A well-known Lime Rock man is ex- ceedingly we'll qualified to give informa- ton as to the condition of the roads and the length of time required to walk from Falls Village to Lime Rock.
 On Saturday evening the Red Men of Lime Rock held a war dance with heap DOW WOW There are some Falls Will lasers ill the order and they went over to help wield the tomahawks. ~
 There has been such demand for the pictures of the seven Sutherland brothers, that they have been placed on post cards and are being sold at the drug store and at E. J. Hornbeck's.
 Tn the issue of THE NEWS of January 3, was paragraph referring to a crimi- nal assault on daughter of AlphoRse Ruot by a Frenchman. The name of the man is not Jasmine but Jaquemln.
 Falls Village will be well represented in Lakeville tomorrow evening when the rural drama, "Silas, the Chore Boy" will be presented by local talent in Roberts opera house for the benefit of the fire company.
 Bartlett Owen, formerly employed in the car shops at Amesville, and who went to New Haven when the shops were moved, died there last week. The remains were taken to Salisbury l for interment Friday.
 The picture of the six Canaan natives, which we printed i'll last week 8 NEWS, caused a demand for extra copies. We wanted to get larger and better picture for use this week but they all made the excuse that they allow their hair to grow a Ia Rip Van Wrinkle during the winter, consequently they desire us to wait until spring.
 CARLO