Connecticut western news., 1909-11-04
FALLS VILLAGE

Seth Morris, of Bridgeport, was in town Saturday.
 k. J. Hornbeck was ill New York on a business trip last week.
 lvanhoe H, Lyman of Pittsfield, Mass. spent Sunday ill Falls Village.
 Louis Heim and wife were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Roth.
 Mrs. Roman Segar of W1nsted has been spending a week with friends ill town.
 The sale of Sunday newspapers con- tlnues the same as throughout the summer.
 Lee Wickwire has moved from the Ohn building to the house vacated by Charles Owen.
 Miss Frances A. Dean left Thursday for Fresno, Cal, where she intends to spend the winter.
 Senator Barnum spent few hours Sunday at the Hollenbeck club, of which he Is the president.
 Judge Gruber will leave early in December for New York city, where he will spend the winter.
 Mrs. Carrie Pendleton of New Haven. returned to her home Saturday after a weeks visit at H. Simons'.
 Miss Gotawinblodh, who was taken to l Dr. Giyins' institute, ill Stamford for ! noatmcnt is said to be improving.
 The Rev. L. w. Baird'has changed his hour of service at Tyringham fl, n lO:30 to o'clock Ill the afternoon. | Miss Ida Dickinson was given a de- | Hghtful surprise party last Thursday evening. A large number attended.
 Miss Stella B. Millspaugh of East hampton, Mass, called op friends in Falls Village for few days the latter part of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean closed their summer home here on Saturday, depart ing for Cambridge, Mass where they will reside for the winter.
 Mrs. M. A. Hanchett and Miss Mar jorie Cusack of Orange, N. J., came up last week to attend the whist party at the Hanchett residence.
 Miss N. NJ. Call. accompanied by Miss Kate Hughes, of New Milford, at tended the Lyman Hollenbeck wedding i'll Great Burlington recently.
 The chicken pie supper at the Nj. E. church last week was quite a success, receipts being something like $47. Some fourteen people from Canaan were present.
 Roscoe Brinton who has been chauf- feur for MT. Coachman of Jacksonville, Fla, returned home last week. During the past two years he has made about p ,00O miles.
 The youngsters that attend Beebe Hill school have purchased a large and hand some American flag. Hereafter tEe school will display the Stars and Stripes as required by law.
 On Thursday of last week Charles Owen and daughter Harriet started for Herman, N. Y, their future home. MT. Owen, although eighty-five years of age is as active as a man of sixty.
 Next Sunday morning at 10:3O o'clock there will be Communion in the Meth odist church. Rev. MT. Chown an nounces that the services on that day will be withdrawn from Lime Rock and | invites the people of that place to attend the Communion here. 1 Whist Party Was a Success.
 A whist party for the benefit of the l Village Improvement Society was given at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank Hanchett on Friday evening. FifteeR tables were used and the receipts were about SIS. Fully seventy-fiYe persons were present.
 Stolen Watch Recovered.
 On Saturday Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck recovered valuable watch which was stolen from the home of George Brigner last July. MT. Brigner reported the matter at the time. but could secure no evidence against nybody and had given up all hope of ever locating the time piece. But in the meantime, Officer l hoI the case and his efforts were rewarded last week.
 Death of Mrs. Jacobi
 After an illness of three weeks, Mrs. Catherine Jacobi, aged 65, of Amesville, died Monday at her home, Death came suddenly and IS ascribed to a complica- tion of diseases. The survivors are three daughters, Miss Minnie of Falls Village. Mrs. Charity Morris of Bridgeport and i Mrs. A. Beecher of Winsted; one son, Joseph, of Newark, N. J.; sister, of Cornwall Bridge; brother, of Orange, N. J. and a half-brother of Amesville. 1 The funeral was at at 1 o'clock We'd nesday cternoon and inter ment was in Crlssy Hill cemetery.
 Scholars Perfect in Attendance. i The pupils of Beebe Hill who were perfect in attendance throughout the month of October, were: Veronsca Alseph, Douglas Abbe, Leroy Beaujohn, Azeline Boybaux. Marcel Boybaux, Olivia Boybaux, Jessie Carroll, Ellen Carroll, Willie Carroll, Mable Carroll, Theodore Dickinson, Edward Doty, Dora Heinz, Ellen Hickie, George Latour, i Cora Silvernale, Ennis Silvernale, Sadie Surdam, Eleanor Tracy, Cuba Welch, l Frederick Wilms, Wilhelmina Woodin. Mir. Hanchetts Narrow Escape.
 Miles Hanchett, of Orange, N. J., met with painful accident late We'd nesday afternoon of last week, which will cause him considerable annoyance for some little time to come. He was carrying a five-gallon can of gasoline 1 from Frink's drug store to hls automobile