Connecticut western news., 1908-11-26
FALLS VILLAGE

Louis Davis was in Pittsfield last week.
 Mrs w. J. Argall of Hartford is in town for few days.
 George w. Capron has been spending few days in Bridgeport.
 A. A. Roth made another pilgrimage to New York last week to buy goods.
 R. P. Smith is acting as relief tele- graph operator at Upper Shelton, Ct.
 Mrs. Amos Beecher of Winsted has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jacobi.
 M. c. Dean, wife and daughter, have been spending a few days ill New York.
 George E. Frink, John Bartle and Tom Bartle attended the Yale Harvard football game at New Haven Saturday.
 Carl Burdett '.clerked it'' in Bartles' store Saturday while the brothers were watching the football game ill New Haven.
 Rev MT. Hazletine's family have ar rived from Nashville and they are now comfortably settled i'll the Congrega- tlonal parsonage.
 The hunters, as rule, have had poor luck this fall, Bruno Heinz has been more fortunate than she others in the matter of bagging partrldges. '...
 Mrs. Mott of Amesville sustained a stroke of paralysis last week and for a time her fife was despaired of. She was somewhat better at last reports, however. -..
 Messrs. Dean and Watson. candidates for representative at the recent election, didn't spend as much as Robertson or Lilley. The formers expenditures were for pastors, only.
 William Rectal has moved from Ames. vllle to rooms in the Howe building. For some time he has been all extra GIL gineer on the Berkshire division but has now been assigned to run on the High. land division. .-..'
 The remains of Hattie Brazee were brought here from Bridgeport Saturday morning and were taken in charge by undertaken I. F. Hornbeck. The body was transferred to the cemetery in Sharon village and inferred after 8 brief service at the grave. Three rela. tives accompanied the remains. While out hunting near Huntsville 6 l few days ago Miles Hanchett of Orange N. J. sustained an injury to one of his eyes by It's being hit by a twig which | flew back" while he was passing through some underbrush. He has been caused much inconvenience by the 1n' jury and last week the pain became SC intense that specialist was consulted and serious results are feared.
 s. LeRoy, an invalid who, for six ol eight months occupied cottage neal the cemetery, died last week Sunday and the funeral was held last Wednes day. The remains were inferred ir Grassy Hill cemetery, The cause ot his death was tuberculosis. Mir. LeRoy who is relative of Charles Beaujon came to this section from the city in tht hope of benefitting his health but the malady had too firm hold upon him tC be shaken off. .. e. < .-.. 5.-.# Engineer Roscoe Brinton, who spent part of the summer at his old home here has returned to Jacksonville and his ole employer, w. T. CoachmAn. He ha! lately made trial trip of the Dewey MT. Coaohman's s motor boat, of one mile official time, 3 minutes and 3 seconds the fastest time ever made on the St Johns and among the fastest in the world. The Dewey expected to join il the race of October 5, but was prevented by the high waves. MT. Brinton is go ing to Savannah, Ga, to the Grand Prize automobile race to-day and expects to join in several races this winter.