Connecticut western news., 1912-06-06
FALLS VILLAGE

A valuable bulldog belonging to Wal
 ter Roth, which was kept on the under
 mountain road, was maliciously poisoned
 last week, and Walter offers a reward of
 30 for information as to the person who
 did 1t.
 John T. Bartle is in Hartford on a
 business trip this week.
 The local boys camp at Twin Lakes,
 is completed, work on the new house,
 replacing the one destroyed by fire, hay
 ing been finished Monday evening.
 Mrs. Ramsey, of Litchheld, who spent
 a few days with Miss Mabel Reed. left
 for home Monday.
 Mrs. W. O. Hamilton and daughter,
 of Springfield. are guests of Miss Ella
 Langs, at The Inn.
 President R. J. Orr. of the Bald Head Club, and Mrs. Orr, are spending few days in town.
 Miss Goss, of Brooklyn. is at the
 Salonic.
 Plumber Brink has installed Blaugas plant in the Moon house. MT. L. E. Moon returned to New York Sunday evening. ! The ice cream season has begun, at Frink's, and starts off at lively place. Miss Merrihue, who had been at Miss Josephine Hallock's for some time, re. . lnI- ing.
 A fine son was born to MT. and Mrs. Emil Heinz, Friday evening. ' Mrs. Edward Heinz returned Monday evening, from Bridgeport and Danbury. after a weeks absence. Averfll Hubbell and Church Ward will return to Falls Village, after June IS, for the summer vacation, from Hilton Seminary, New Hampshire. MT. and Mrs. J. s. Tracy. Mrs. George Ayres, Mrs. George Frink and Miss I Nellie Sanford, motored to Brewster, in MT. Tracy's auto, Thursday, and spent ' the day with Rev. Mr. Ohown. There was an exciting juvenile game ' of baseball on the field, Saturday. f MT. P. B. Burnett, of Bridgeport ! spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs z Edith Ward.
 { Children's Day will be observed in tho 1 Methodist church next Sunday, with 6 1 special and interesting program. I Rev. Mir. Hurny who has been by thC ! bedside of his seriously sick father, II r Chicago, for couple of weeks, is ex 4 pected to return this week, his father ! having improved somewhat in health 1 and he will conduct the services mex Sunday as usual There were no ser ' vices in the church last Sunday. Rev. F T J. Belcher, D. D., of the Five Point 4 Mission, New York, was expected tt ! conduct services, but telegraphed at 1 late hour that an important engagement prevented.
 I Trustee Isaac Hornbeck, of the bank ' rupt estate of Myron U. Hallock, Corn I wall, is to sell at auction, tomorrow, Y part of the personal estate. Auctionee < Marcy will be the orator of the occasion { John Bartle is even more popular thai 1 ever, especially among the younger ele ment, since he procured his big auto ! which will carry seven. ' Dr. Skiff. who has returned from hi r health seeking vacation and Is again "ol ' deck," went to Pittsfield, Monday, witt ! John Dean, who had growth removed 1 from his face. at the Pittsheld hospital \ Marshall 0. Dean, of South Canaan I is building fine house, near his owi ! residence, which will be occupied by hi son and bride.
 r Oscar Schreiber, the barber, has re 4 moved from the Hall block, back to hi , old quarters in the front of his house. 2 The pool room. in the Hall block, vii 4 be conducted for the present by Mr 1 Sprague, who lives upstairs.
 ' Clarence Turner reports that his 4 -@ hens laid s44 eggs during May, an aver