Connecticut western news., 1908-09-10
FALLS VILLAGE

A. A. Roth has purchased motor cycle.
 Miss Clara Durham returned to Waterbury Monday.
 Schools in the town of Canaan opened Tuesday for the fall term.
 Dr. A. E. Cobb and wife are spending a vacation ill the White mountains.
 There were no preaching services ill the Congregational church Sunday.
 Miss Alice Simons of Smyrna, N. Y. is visiting her brother, Hoyt Simons.
 John Wooster of Bridgeport has been spending few days at G. w. Capron's.
 The painting of the Congregational church and parsonage has been con- pleted.
 Harrison Wells, who has been visit ing at Mrs. Edith Wards, has returned to his home in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. M. A. Lyman of Bridgeport and Mrs. DotY of New Haven have been visiting Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 Miss Stella Millspaugh of East Hamp- ton, Mass. has been spending a few days with Mrs. W. R. HubbeQ.
 The work of installing a steam heat ing plant ln the D. M. Hunt library building is practically completed.
 Harry Hayden of North Adams, Mass. has been engaged to teach in the inter- mediate department of the local school.
 Another dance was held, Monday evening, in Citizens hall and it proved fully as pleasant us any of it's predecess- ors. ..
 Misses Alice and Edith Quigley, with kbair unoct Mice Minnio MiIlor bouo lafk for New Haven. Mrs. Quigley will remain until the end of September. A call to the pastorate of the Congre- the Rev. MT. Hazleton of Nashville, N. Y. who has been preaching here of late. MT. Hazleton's answer has not been received. ...
 The 18th annual reception of the D. M. Hunt Library Association will be held in the library building on Saturday of this week at z p. m. This event will also mark the 17th anniversary of the opening of tho building.
 It seems that THE NEWS provided Charles Kellogg with wife last week. MT. Kellogg avows that that is the first he knew he was "hooked double there fore it appears to be up to the cores | pOuu0ub LO kAA6 1b hl1 DhCh Wu1CH Ae hereby does. r.-f rz ....-s
 Falls Village people, at least some ot them, have become so interested in base ball that they 'root" for the home team in their sleep. One of these fans thought, the other night during his slum bers, that he was witnessing a game between Rock-Fa and another team. The other team was so mani. ] festly unfair to the home team that the fan thought it time to show his loyalty which he did by swinging against the chief offender. His fist came i'll vio- lent contact with 8 bed post, breaking the skin. Then he woke up. But don't mention it because George don't like to hear about it.
 We are requested to say that Select. men George Hall who was 50 seriously | injured August 21st is gaining rapidly. The trained nurse, Mrs. Quigley of New Haven, left Saturday. At no time during his illness has MT. Halls mind been effected, not even the two or three days when the case seemed hopeless There was one broken rib, infusion on both lungs, weak heart, and the kidneys in very poor condition. Medical skill has greatly alleviated the latter, lungs have cleared, heart is stronger, and the rib is coming on all right. MT. Hal will soon be at hls usual duties, and nis many friends will be pleased to see him