Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05
FALLS VILLAGE

ing incident Republican town officers were elected by an average majority of twenty, and the town voted to continue under No License rule, by vote Of 73 "yes" to 79 "no." majority of for no license. George Frink was moderator. Only five town ballots were thrown out, of which three were blanks and two marked, One vote on the license ques- tion was thrown out. The town vote was ssas follows
 Assessor-Frederick G. Dean, T, 86 ; Moses G. Marcy, d, 63.
 Board of Relief--Dwight Brinton, r, 84 Marshall 0. Dean, r, 86; Edward J. House, d, 60 Levi Ganser, d, 65.
 Selectmen-WalterI I. Kellogg. r, 80 ; Arthur F. Gibbs, r, 83; Henry E. Howe, d, 79 Leman Benson, d, 63.
 Town Clerk-J, Lee Ensign, r, 9l no democratic nomination.
 Town Treasurer-J. Lee Ensign, r, 9l; no democratic nomination.
 Auditor-Frederick E. Egleston, r, 88; Levi Ganser, q. 57.
 Grand Jurors-Daniel A. Scoville, r, 88 Leigh w. Baird, r. 90 Dwight E. Moore, r, 89 Anil F. Heinz, d, 57 Theodore F. Watson, d, 57; Nelson J. Dean, d, 55.
 Collector of Taxes-Harlan P. Morse, r, 84 Barney Smith, d, 63.
 ConstabIes-Isaac P. Hornbeck. r, S7 ; Robert E. Pendleton, r, 85 !; George w. Bump, r, 84; John Weloh, r, 85,; Ed ward J. House, d, SO; Edward Heinz, d, 50; George H. Dean. d, 63; Barney Smith, d, 61. }~t
 Registrar of Voters-J. Sedgwicb Tracy, r, 86 ; Miles L. Blodgett, d. 58.
 Town School Committee-Edwin A Hazeltine, r, 89; Nelson J. Dean, d, 57
 Town School Committee, vacancy two years-Leigh ". Baird, r, 90; no demo cratic nomination.
 Tree Warden-Henry L. Phillips, 8S; Theodore F. Watson, d, 63.
 The vote on the constitutional amend ments stood-on limiting the sessions O the General Assembly, 79 yes, no ol powers of lieutenant governor, 84 yes and DO negatives.
 Henry R. Wolfe, of Columbus, Ohio has been visiting his parents here, MI and Mrs. H. H. Wolfe MT. and Mrs. F. D. Dalton, of Ne1 Haven, have been visiting Mrs. Dayton brother, William R. Hubbell. l E. H. Kilmer and wife ot New HaveI
 spent Sunday with Mrs. Kilmer's sister . Mrs. Heath.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Egleston are in Ne'
 York, where MT. Egleston has taken tn contract for decorating the residence C . Dr. Foote of Cornwall. Miss Mabel Reed has been visiting he b sister, Mrs. 0. H. Gillette. Frank H. Reed and wife came up frol
 Brewster to spend Sunday. l Rev. Lee M. Dean, of Chicago, wa
 in town few days last week. . Monday evening at the Methodist pa r sonage Rev. MT. Blakeney united in ma Il riage Charles W1ckwire and Mss Be n trice Dean, daughter of Edward Dean. $ John B. Reed, of Canaan, was in tov u Tuesday.
 Oscar Schreiber displays a new and { '' tractive barber pole in front of his to :. sorial parlor,
 ,d Miss Cusick, of Orange, N. J., is wis 10 ing Miss Belle Hanohett. G. Miss Ella Langs is spending the we
 in New York.
 IT, Miss Lillian Genth, the painter, al an her mother, left for New York Sund us evening, where they will spend t
 winter.
 e. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Grinnell, f 1n merly of Waltham, Mass. are remoYi 1' to New York city. Mrs. Grinneu is l6- daughter of Landlord Martin Langs.
 Mrs T. F. Watson has returned fir ' a visit at Bell Island. )a- George W. Gage and F. w. Stone, of Winsted, with their wives. moto ". through town Sunday and took din
 at The Inn.
 ot' Martin Langs will visit the Danb1 lce Fair and Boston this week. ba Miss Lulu Burnett, of Bridgeport {
 her aunt, Mrs. Futile, have been visit at at Mrs. Edith Wards.
 Rev. MT. Blakeney delivered @ force ted temperance discourse Sunday eveni