Connecticut western news., 1911-07-27
FALLS VILLAGE

Daniel Scoville, of Huntsville, is en- tertaining relatives from Gloversville, N. Y.
 Clerk Roth, of Frink's drug store, is still hunting for his lost, strayed or stolen snake. If he doesn't recover the reptile soon he is going to advertise for another-a green one preferred.
 Aver1ll w. Hubbell is visiting his aunt, Mrs. F. D. Dayton, at Prospect Beach, West Haven, for a couple of week.
 A tremendous windstorm visited Falls Village Monday night, which dld con- siderable damage in various places. A large tree in A. s. Davis yard, and an- other in front of George Frink's were blown down.
 Miss Minnie Jaccbi was in Danbury last week, attending the summer sessions at the Normal School.
 The Misses Hall, of Danbury, are vis- iting Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 Miss Sophia Perry. of Bridgeport, for many years ill charge of the telegraph office in Falls Village, is visiting old friends here.
 Deputy Comptroller F. O. Bissell and wife, of Hartford, spent Saturday and Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John H. Belden at The Inn.
 Constable Hornbeck arrested Frank Snyder, Friday, on a charge Of drunken ness. The prisoner was tried before Justice M. L. Blodgett and fined-costs aud all amounting to $I1.21. He paid up.
 Nurse Julia E. Merrinan was called to New~Preston Thursday, to take care of a scarlet fever patient for Dr. Stevens.
 Selectman Burt Peirce, of North Ca naan, was in town Friday on business.
 Mrs. Wm. Hayden, of New Hartford, administratrix on the estate of Michael Scott, was in town last week, looking after the interests of the estate, and ar- ranging for the sale of realty.
 The new state road is practically com pleted. The completion has been hin- dered considerably by the recent storms and high water. Mrs Frank Reed has removed to Brewster, for indefinite residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Neupert, of Bridgeport, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Edward Heinz.
 The Falls Village baseball team ex- pect to play the Salisburys, on the grounds near the Catholic church, next Saturday. Both are good teams, and an interesting game is assured if arrange ments can be made.
 The annual meeting of the Hunt, Lii brary took place last week. The treas urer, J. Lee Ensign submitted his report which showed the treasury to be in ex- cellent condition. Officers was elected as follows-all being re-elections, except MT. Blakeney, who succeeds Trustee Chown, removed to Brewster Presi. dent, J. s. Tracy secretary, Dwight B Dean treasurer, J. Lee Ensign trustees Rev. D. F. N. Blakeney, Henry o. Gay / lord, Rev. E. A. Hazeltine. Mrs. U. H. Miner, Mrs. George H. Hall librarian, Mrs. Wm. R. Hubbell. The subject of installing an efficient lighting system was discussed, the Ford system being very generally favored, and a committee consisting of Messrs Tracy and Blake ney and Mrs. Hubbel was appointed to investigate the subject of lighting and report to a future meeting.
 Dr. T. w. Moore, wife and two child ren, of Huntington. w. Va, are expected to arrive from Europe the last of this week, when they will come direct to Falls Village, to visit Mrs. Moore's sis ter, Miss Josephine HallocI, at "The Pines" They have been abroad since March. Dr. Moore will return to his practice in Huntington after a weeks visit here, but the family will remain with Miss Hallock during the rest of the summer.
 There will be an enjoyable dance in Citizens Hall tomorrow night. The bills withhold information as to auspices. but it is understood to be in honor Of the birthday of a certain popular young lady-of which more later.
 Frank Dean and Ralph Howe, who have been earning their fun by the sweat of their brows, on a farm, out of town, celebrated the completion of hay ing, few days ago, by a trip to West Cornwall, from which they came back somewhat over-hilarious and proceeded to continue their hilarity here. They paraded up through the town, each with quart bottle of whiskey. from which they treated, or offered to treat every person they met. Arriving at Charlie r ! !