Connecticut western news., 1912-10-17
FALLS VILLAGE

tAry list to be made voters at the meet ing of the selectmen and town clerk tomorrow. Forty-five names have been taken off the voting list, though it Is estimated that there will be total of about 180 names on the list, at election.
 The republican caucus was held Wednesday, and Dwight Brinton was nominated for representative. The list of justices of the peace was headed by Miles L. Blodgett
 The democrats caucused Saturday and named George H. Dean for representa- tive. and Miles L. Blodgett. Fred E. Eggleston, Harry E. Dean and Robert E Pendleton, justices of the peace.
 The progressives endorsed Dwight Brinton for representative. at their eau cas, Friday night. >l..
 W. l.. Carrigan. Bruno Heniz and Thomas Bartle went to New York Monday and witnessed the big ball game.
 Mrs Julia E. Merriman. of South Canaan, is improving her dwelling house by raisiug it up and having new cellar wall built under it. The work IS being done by Stevens, of East Canaan
 A number of Falls Villagers attended ehe Danbury Fair last week.
 Dr. Skiff, who is away on hls annual vacation, was in town Monday. He reports game scarce on Skif Mountain. D.. Skiff wall be in his office every Mon Aa9 from 1 to 4 P, m. until further notice., .
 Alrs. T. 8. Gold. of West Cornwall, is 1tsiting Mrs. Emily 8. Tracy for few dAyS.
 Miss Thompson, aged about 70, who mas been at Dr. sLoewe's camp all sum- mer, has returne and is at K. J. Houses.
 Mrs, Judd, of Springfield. who has been visiting at Rev. J. A. Hurn's for Aome time. is seriously ill with pneumo- mia. the malady having attacked both langs Her son. young doctor. of Ith- ACa. N. r., is with her.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will give an oyster supper in the church parlors tomorrow night. The fruit aerved will be guaranteed stony creek oysters. This will be the first oyster supper of the season.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell started for Tiltou. N. H., Thursday, to make their son short visit. at Triton Semi mary. They returned Monday.
 Columbus Day was observed Saturday by the closing of the banks, and the postoffce, during certain hours. and there was very little business done at cha stores. .,
 Several carloads of trap-rock have ar rived for top-dressing the state roads about town.
 A prohibitionist orator addressed a auUwd from an automobile in front of Qitizens Hall. Thursday evening. and ez1ounded the principles of the party.
 Mrs. Olive Taylor. of New York, came ~p Tuesday to visit her parents, MT. and 1En. Lee P. Dean. Mr. Taylor came up Saturday evening and both returned to New York Sunday evening.
 Miss Lulu Burnett. of Bridgeport. is waiting her sister. Mrs. Edith Ward.
 Mrs. Frank H. Reed has returned 3Eom 8 protracted stay in Hartford. where her husband is at present en- nAeed. ... .. ,
 Hiss May Willard. the nurse, has re- turned to Falls Village after several nAnnths stay in Cleveland. Ohio.
 Henry R. Wolfe. of Cleveland, Ohio, and Sunday with his parents, MT. and Kxs. Henry H. Wolfe.
 Mir Graham. of Sufield, has been spending few days at the Falls Village xnn.
 Miss Hallock entertained MT. Hutton and his mother, from New York, from Hkiday until Sunday. Mr. Hutton is 1he architect who designed Miss Hal 1onks bungalow, The Pines. Miss Mer- Kah0e. of Philadelphla, is at present 8 uguAat of Miss Hallock.
 Arsist W. L. Carrigan is entertaining His sister, Mrs. E. c. O'Sullivan, of San Mkancisco, Gal.
 Miss Kemp has returned from a visit In Bridgeport.
 Miss Darlington, of Bethany, is visit ing her biother. School Principal Oar. nnston, of this village.
 Major Williams, of Nashville, Ken tucky. has been guest at The Inn.
 EAST CANAAN