Connecticut western news., 1909-10-07
FALLS VILLAGE

Charles Cole and wife of Bridgeport, are visiting at Miss Marie Coles.
 Harry Brinton, of Waterbury, spent several days last week with his mother, here.
 The Misses Julia and kittie Grace, were guests at Barnabas Smiths several days last week.
 Miss Belle Hanchett entertained Miss Marjorie Cusack, of Orange, N. J., for few days last week.
 We noticed that Dwight L. Moore was about town Monday, greatly lm- proved in general health.
 Ira Roos spent much of last week i'll New York city having been drawn there by the big celebration.
 Owing to the absence of the pastor, Rev MT. Chown, there will be no mld- week meeting at the Methodist church this week
 Mrs. N. II. Chase and daughters, Misses Belle and Marguerite, lett last week for St. Cloud, Florida, where they are to make their home.
 Mrs. Daniel Watson, of Elizabeth, N J., who has been visiting at the home uf MT. and Mrs. T. k. Watson for a few days, returned to her home Sunday.
 Niles Hanchett and wife, of Orange, N. J., accompanied by Miss Marjorie CuSack, Ot the some city, were recent visitors of the formers mother, A 5. AnnA Hanchett. The party came Ly automobile.
 John Belden, who is connected with the comptroller's office, in Hartford, and Mrs. BeIden, were ill town the early part of the week. Mir. Belden met all his old friends and seemed very happy to be back in the village once more.
 Key. MT. Chown and wife departed Tuesday for the valley of the Hudson river, where they will spend the greater portion of the week witnessing the up- state Hudson-Fulton celebration. MT. and Mrs. Chown's objective points are Hudson and Athens, N. Y.
 Miss Jean Belcher, former resident, her father having been pastor of the Methodist church sometime ago, was married recently ill her home city, Upper Montclair, N. J., to Robert Hun ter, of Philadelphia, Pa. The bride was born ill Falls Village and is a niece of MT. and Mrs. Isaac P. Hornbeck. Gone to Sunnier Cline
 Postmaster George V. Oaprou, Arthur and Clarence Turner, James H. flakes and Norman Oakes departed Tuesday afternoon for St. Cloud, Florida, where they have purchased land and will make their homes. There will be quite a colony of Falls Village folk at St. Cloud, Mrs. Chase and daughters having gone last week.
 Perfect School Attendance
 The following pupils were perfect i2 attendance for the month ending Oct l, at Beebe Hill school: Douglas Abbe, Leroy Beaujon, Marcel Boibaux, Elina Boibaux, Jessie, Carroll, Ellen Carroll, Willie Carroll, Mable Carroll, Stuart Chertock, Theodore Dickinson, Edward Doty, Harold Irish, Robert Schreiber, Bertha Schreiber, Cora Silvernale, Ennis SilYernale. Sadie Surdam, Eleanor Tracy and Frederic Wilms.
 Deer Found Shot In River
 About 4:30 o'clock Monday afternoon a buck deer, nearly year old, was found near the eastern bank of the Housatonic river, near the falls, dead from a bullet wound. The authorities were notified and Constable Roth took charge of the case. Constable and Deputy Game Warden Rhoades, of Canaan was summoned and he hurriedly drove to Falls Village. Investigations were made and one Howard Clark, who it was alleged, had been hunting during the afternoon, was taken into custody by officer Rhoades. However. inas- much as Clark carried shot gun, and 8 rifle had evidently been used in staying the deer, the man could not be held. An ugly wound was found in one of the animals hips, but the bullet could not be located.
 Result of the Election Mondav's detailed vote was.