Connecticut western news., 1908-05-28
FALLS VILLAGE
TWAS SEEIN THINGS AT NIGHT"

Scard Horse-SchooIs Close June
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 L. P. Dean of New York city has arrived at the summer home here.
 Judge Davis, lacerated fragments and a cane are still boon companions.
 It is expected that the stone work on the new state road will be completed in July.
 Roth's grocery will remain open all day Saturday and the Bartle store will be closed. The proceeds of the ice cream sale held by the Methodist society last week were about $13.00.
 Miss Madeline Proper of Glenco Mills, N. Y. has been spending a few days with Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 The report of the condition of the National Iron Bank appears in another column of today's NEWS.
 A party of New York City people, who know pleasant village when they see it, are spending a few weeks at The Inn.
 Mrs. Charles Rust of New York City and Mrs. Charles Atkins of Pittsfeld, Mass. are guests of MT. and Mrs. F, M. Glin. Rev. Fl. B. Chown and Edward Ward attended the meeting of the directors of the Canaan camp ground association last Thursday.
 Dr. F. O. Parsons, Dr. Nichols, MT. Sperry, MT. Buckingham of New Haven have been in town for several days on fishing outing. And they got 'em. -. Falls Village sent a large delegation to Canaan Saturday afternoon and even- ing to attend tho choral union concerts and all returned home much pleased with the events.
 School will close June 18th. Seven teen pupils from the primary depart ment will be promoted to the interme- diate department and it is expected that three or four from the intermediate de- partment will be promoted to the high school.
 | There is every indication that the con cert this evening will be largely at tended. That it will be pronounced success from every standpoint is a fore gone conclusion as the music has been carefully rehearsed and the very best talent in the village will participate. If you have not purchased ticket, hustle lest the ''S. R. O." nRn stares you in the face when you reach the door.
 The finest pair of matched horses seen by Falls Villagers In many 8 day are those recently purchased of Litchfield parties by George Hall. They are coal black with white points, each weigh 1050 pounds, are twin brothers and in appearance, action and driving qualities are as alike as the proverbial two peas in pod. They are the sort of horses that are in demand and they will prob ably not remain in Mr. Halls possession for any great length of time. A few days ago as William Braham was driving near the HIgley. place on 1 the state road, he met Dr. Skiff's auto mobile. The horse became frightened and threw MT. Braham out and broke the wagon somewhat. MT. Brahman was uninjured however. and Dr. Skiff did what many autoists do not do, 1. G., alighted from the machine, remained with MT. Braham and assisted in getting things straightened out. The horse was somewhat cut while endeavoring to I jump barbed wire fence
 Bob. Orr, of Pittsfeld, we'll known here has been investing some of his pen nies in real estate in that city. Here is what the Pittsheld Journal says about it. Robert G. Orr has purchased of Mrs. Morris ClarY, her house at the corner of Maplewood avenue and First street. The price paid is said to be in the neighbor- hood of SIS, 900. The house has 20 rooms and is one of the finest on the avenue. I The lot has wide frontage on Maple wood avenue and runs deep on First street and contain some splendid shade trees. The house will be newly painted. The Lee Marble Company has contracted to furnish marble steps of a special de- sign for MT. Orr's present property and handsome marble urns are to be placed about the grounds.
 The following persons registered at The Inn during the past few days: MT. and Mrs. Crosby Thompson, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Gage, D. R. Harrington, New York; G. A. Wickwire, New , Britain; E. N. Morehouse, Detroit; A. A. South Manchester; A. P. Hood, Taunton Mass; Charles Hornbeck, Fenwiol Beekman, New York City; O. F Dumbleton, Baltimore; J. T. Bartle Ore Hill; G. Rust, Springfield; H. Fl Bennett, Bridgeport; John Keating Boston. Mass; A. Thomas, New Haven . F, R. Ward, New Haven; F. J. Murphy F. E. Howard, E. M. Howard, Danbury R. J. Orr, Pittsfield; MT. and Mrs Henry Bishops, Bridgeport; F. W. Bird H. D. Wood. jr., New York; W. K Nolan, E. s. Willett, Bridgeport; O. E. Dow, Hartford; F. B. Hastings, N. w Bishops, Bridgeport; E. Robbins, Win sted; G. Delehant, Washington, D. O.. 0. E. Fowler. Pittsfield; E. J. Keene Boston; B. B McDowell Bridgeport E. F. Wilde, A. J. Mackey, New York , D. W. Smaller, Winsted.
 On Saturday morning John Orlandi an Italian who has been in the employ of contractor Edward Raynsford of Lake vile, who is erecting buildings for Dr Knight of that village, was brought be fore justice Miles Blodgett on a charg, l of disorderly conduct. He appeared 1T l Falls Village Friday afternoon and showed evidence of being mentally un !, balanced. He was in search of deputy sheriff Hornbeck whom hs said hs wanted to arrest two men who were , following him ill an effort to take hi , life. MT. Hornbeck finally paoife6 him and he went to 1.-The Inn" en