Connecticut western news., 1911-12-07
FALLS VILLAGE

Wickwire IS son Of Joseph WIckWlre.
 John and Tom Bartle and Walter Roth went to the cove last Sunday and brought back fine collection of pickerel, taken through the ice. Their next pilgrimage will be to Plantain Pond, on Mount Riga. "
 Reuben Alseph has been visiting in Waterbury and Bridgeport.
 John BartIe is in NewYork this week.
 Robert J. Orr, Of Pittsfield, was in town Saturday.
 Herbert Gibbs, of Amherst, Mass, has been spending few days with his fath- CT, A. F. Gibbs. | Dr. Theodore Watson, of New Haven, was home over Thanksgiving, with his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Watson. P. B. Burnett of Bridgeport was an over-Sunday guest with his daughter. Mrs. E. B. Ward. t.
 Mrs. Nellie M. Sanford spent the week send with friends in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Ella W. Rowell. who is stopping with Mrs. M. A. Hall, is spending week in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs G. W. Hall were guests of MT. E. W .spurr, Lakeville, on Thanks giving day. >
 Rev. and Mrs. Hazeltine spent part of last week with Mrs. Hazeltine's sister in | Thompsonville, Conn. e.
 Mrs. O V. Capron and Miss Bump were in Bridgeport the latter part of tie week.
 The first lecture in the series of two on The Life of St. Paul will be given at the M. E. church, next Sunday evening. This will be illustrated by stereopticon slides of most beautiful quality from Underwood & Underwood. New York city. All welcome. --.<
 MT. and Mrs. Bruno Heinz are visiting relatives in Bridgeport. !.
 Miss Clara Durham of New Haven was at her home for the Thanksgiving vacation, as was also Miss Anna Rogers.
 Dr. and Mrs F. H. Olin of southbridge, Mass, were Thanksgiving guests of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Olin.
 Merchant Marcy is confined to the house with sickness. &.s <.
 Miss Bertha Graham of West Haven is a guest of Miss Josephine Hallock.
 Harry Frink of the Connecticut Insti- ute of Sufield, was home for Thanks giving.
 Mir. Charles Owen, who has been boarding at the Inn for the past year, is now stopping at Mr. George Judd's.
 Harry Brinton of Waterbury was home over Sunday, with his mother, Mrs. Laura M. Brinton.
 The annual meeting of The National Iron Bank will be held January g..
 George Haskins has moved from Halls tenement to the house vacated by Mir. Boylan, near the depot.
 Martin Langs has been spending few days in Brewsters, N. Y. Merchant K. J. Hornbeck is arranging his stock of holiday goods in attractive and irresistible fashion, and preparing for holiday trade which the variety, extent and attractivenesso his display ought to bring to his full-stocked store.
 Horseback riding is becoming popu- lar pastime in. social ciroles-both ladies and gentlemen being ardent devotees of this wholesome and enjoyable sport.
 The walking club took stroll to Ca- naan. Sunday. and made the distance easily and without fatigue. The partici- pants in the jaunt were Messrs Richard Smith, Thomas Bartle and Misses Reed and Frear.
 Rev. D. N. F. Blakeney has been at- tending series of special meetings at Pawling.
 By the way, the latest auto joke seems to be on Rev. Blakeney. He started for Lime Rock in his automobile, a few days ago, but got stalled near the railroad bridge, and was forced to abandon his own machine and appeal to his friend Baird, the real estate agent, for the loar of the latter's auto, to make the trip il time to keep an appointment. Investi gation into the cause of his own ma chine going bad revealed the fact tha r hS had poured water into the gasolen' , tank, and the auto resented the inno vation.