Connecticut western news., 1911-07-06
FALLS VILLAGE

MISS harvey, OI nuubluSGOu, w. Nd., who has been guest of Miss Hallock, at the bungalow for couple of weeks, returns home today.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Granger of Spring field, have arrived by auto at Miss Ensign's, Lime Rock. for the summer.
 Arthur Edward, weight nine pounds, arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Bruno o. Heinz, Friday evening.
 Falls Village had safe and sane Fourth. A large number went to Canaan, but many others who had planned to go, were discouraged by the extreme heat, and remained at home.
 Miss Pauline Brown of Toledo, Ohio. has arrived at her aunt's. Mrs. w. R. Hubbell, where she will remain for month.
 John T. Bartle, attended the marriage of Miss Orr, daughter of R. J. Orr, at Pittsfeld.
 Miss Bessie Bartholomew, of Bridge port, is visiting at Miss Lucy Randall's
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Egleston have returned from a visit with MT. and Mrs. John H. Belden, at Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Ssgar, of Waterville, came to Walter Kellogg's for the Fourth, and all hands went to the (yanaan calenration
 M. G. Marcy, wife and children, are visiting in New York state.
 Harry Brinton and family of Water bury. are visiting MT. Brinton's mother, Mrs. Laura Brinton.
 Murray A. Brown and wife, of Lenox, with Lester Brown and wife and their son Carleton, visited in town over Sun- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Burnett and MT. and Mrs. Post, of New Haven, have been spending few days at Mrs. Wards.
 The local ball players picked up nine, went to Salisbury on the Fourth. and were defeated, to 0. ...
 Joseph H. Smith. formerly an engi- neer on the Berkshire division, died Saturday, night, of apolexy, at the age of A. He had recently moved to Bridge port with his family, but was in Falls Village for brief stay when stricken. He leaves wife and two children. The funeral, in charge of Undertaken Horn beck, takes place to-day.
 Miss Mclaughlin, of Baird's real es- tate office, spent the Fourth at her home in Bethel.
 An Italian giving the name of John Barbari created sensation at the Lime Rock station Saturday night, by atte mpt- ing to cut his throat, immediately on alighting from a train. He slashed both sides of his neck in horrible manner, but failed to sever a main artery. He was taken into custody, and ConStahla Ike Hornbeck brought him to this village and placed him in the lookup He Is undoubtedly insane and papers have been made out for his commitment to the MiddletOwn asylum. It is thought that fear of the Black Hand has turned his brain. He is said to have worked in Great Blrrin gton for three months and to have wife and six children in south ern Italy.
 Miss Olive E. Dean, of Cambridge, daughter of Lee P. Dean, is to be mar ried, Wednesday next at high noon, to MT. John H. Taylor, of Newark, at the home of her parents.
 The Epworth League will hold an ice cream sale tomorrow afternoon in the Methodist church.
 Miles HanchetGa and friends, of Orange, N. J., who have been in town since Sun day, motored back to Orange yesterday.
 Sanford Forten, of. New York, spent Sunday at the Genth bungalow.
 John H. Belden and family, of Hart ford, are expected at The Inn, Saturday, to remain month or more.
 Mrs. Bradshaw, who now occupies the Ryder place, has had 800 chickens shipped by express from Maine.
 pr. Ross will be absent from his office fir om July 8 to July 31.