Connecticut western news., 1908-04-23
FALLS VILLAGE
PLEASING EASTER EXERCISES

Telephone Repairs-The State Road
 Democratic Delegates - Successful
 Fishermen - Looking for More
 Worlds to Conquer-Easter Visitors. !, At last-a wedding.
 The matrimonial ice IS broken.
 The new telephone directories are out.
 The Misses Shannon have returned to Norwalk.
 Eugene Wickwire, of Sheffield, was in town Saturday.
 George E. Frink spent Friday in Bridgeport.
 Edward Ward is driving spirited and high-stepping colt.
 J.D. Eggleston remains about the same in the Winsted hospital.
 Judge Gruber says that Judge Davis is now green with envy.
 Miss Anna Rogers is home from Fair field for the Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Levi Ganser is on the sick list. A trained nurse is ill attendance.
 Mrs. A. A. Roth has been spending a few days with relatives in Danbury.
 Miss A. l.. Sherburne has gone to Bristol to spend the Easter vacation.
 Barney McClusker IS making his annual Eastertide visit to Falls Village.
 w. R. Hubbell has been spending a few days in New Haven and Bridgeport,
 Miss Mamie Alseph of South Norwalk is spending her Easter vacation at heI home here.
 The large, new cooler for the meat market of Heinz & Sons has arrived and is placed in position.
 Benjamin Schoen, John Blackman J. H. Roth, all of Danbury, were guests of John s. Roth Friday. .....
 Miss Grace Cobb. Charles Peck, Carl Cobb and lady friend, all of Norfolk were dinner guests of Dr. Cobb Friday. | Miss Margery Cusick has returned tc her home ill Orange, N. J., after having spent several days with Miss Belle Hanchett. -.r-...
 Miss Emma Reed has gone to Hart ford to reside with her sister, Mrs Wilbur Pulver, and has entered the con servatorY of music.
 Bruno Gunther and Patrick Moriarity of New York, Henry Keller of Newark N. J. and Arthur Klopp of Danbury were guests; last week, of MT. and Mrs. A. A Roth.
 At the democratic caucus, held las week, Edward Howe and J. M. Ben jamin were chosen delegates to attend the state convention to be held in New Haven on April 18th.
 The Southern New England Telephon, Company's repair and construction crew have been at work in this vicinity fo several days. They strung new lin, on Cream Hill and made a number o repairs. ...1.# E4
 Miss Iva Irish, daughter of MT. ant Mrs Frank Irish, who recently fell iron swing and sustained a compound frac ture of one of her arms, is still in tn House of Mercy at Pittsfield. She is ex pected home in about two weeks.
 The state road work is we'll unde headway and it is busy spot. Whe1 j completed, it will constitute an improve ment that will be greatly appreciated by everyone who has occasion to trave , that way and, especially, by the mem bers of the Hollenbeck club.
 , Among recent Inn guests are W. L .. Holcomb and w. F. Griswold of Goshel J. s. Bartle, Ore Hill; O. F. Watson ] New York; J. VanAernam, Red Hook N. Y; Robert Paul, Great Harrington : R.. H. Whitford. Canaan; Messrs } Moriarity and Gunther of Brooklyn Klopp of Danbury and Heller of Newarl N. J ...- s. Local fishermen have been very sue cessful in their quests for the speckle beauties thus tar this season. Brun ! Heinz leads thus far in the number caI tnred. On Wednesday he hooked 21 fin specimens and the, day following he ot tained the limit, thirty. Emil Heinz als : hooked dozen or two and Edward War pulled 25 in out of the wet. Other fish ermen were also uniformly successful bu the above named carried off the early 5 season honors.
 ] The Borden Eagles came to town Sal E urday afternoon to do battle with tn Falls Village base ballists and foun ] them all proficient in use of the big stick r. The local team were the victors by < score of 13 to 5 in an eight-inning eo1 : test which was stopped by the rain. A 5 the conclusion of the game, the captai of the Falls Villagers climbed tele graph pole to look for more worlds to COT quer. For time his gaze was directe toward Canaan.
 Q M. E. EASTER SERVICES 0 Not in number of years have we ha s more beautiful Easter services than W
 had last Sunday at the M. B. Churcl
 In the morning, in addition to the pastor ' address on "The results of the resurreC - tion," the choir rendered in exceller
 style, Finley Lyons Cantata "The Kin
 Triumphant" The Ladies Sextette COT
 sisted of Mrs. Argall, Mrs. Sanford, MT!
 Heinz. Miss Sherwood, Miss Hanchet
 and Miss Davis, Mrs. Hanchett assistin
 in chorus work. The male quartette ws
 composed of s. Morris, G. Capron, f j. Heinz and A $. Davis. MT. Morris san !. the Recitative and Mrs. Argall the st ;. prano solos. The contralto solo, "The . have taken away my Lord" was sung b U Mrs B. Heinz. The decorations col 8 sisting of lilies, carnations, roses, palm r ferns and geraniums, were ingeniousl A combined and showed to fine advantae