Connecticut western news., 1912-06-27
FALLS VILLAGE

rally came too late to remedy the mls chief of that fatal second inning. The lineup was: Arnold Hubbell, 2b; Pete Jennings. 3b; Bruno Heinz, If; J. Van Dyke and~I Harry Brink. c; John Rogers. 1b; Dickinson, p and ss. Ed. Houston was held in reserve. Next Sunday the East Canaan team will play here. It is jubilantly stated by Manager Roth that Kelley" of last year, has joined the team.
 Harry F1ink, who has just graduated from the C. l.. l., at Suffield, arrived home last week. .
 Ed Howe brought his automobile from Bridgeport Friday night.
 Station Agent Davis is reported as progressing finely after his operation for appendicitis, ill the House of Mercy, Pittsfeld, and will return home in about three weeks.
 John Bartle has new and attractive farm wagon. ..
 W. J. Russell of New York, was here and. at his mothers home in South Canaan over Sunday. .-
 William Lynott has leased the ground floor of the Hall building and established an attractive ice cream parlor in the south apartments, which was opened Saturday evening under suspicious con- ditions and proved instantly popular. A barber shop has been opened in the other part by Joe Dunn, of Lime Rocks who also conducts the pool room.
 Miss s. L. Perry, of Bridgeport, is visiting at Mrs. M. A. Halls. .
 The entertainment at the Oongrega- tional chapel Tuesday evening was 8 unique affair, and the cake and ice cream feature was popular success.
 The Misses Mosher are visiting at Rev, MT. Hurn's.
 MT. John H. Belden and family, of Hartford, will arrive in town the last of the week, for about months stay.
 The postoffice here has just been made a third-class office and salary made $1,100. /U ,.
 A number of the farmers hereabouts have already begun having, and report grass light crop, owing to the prevail ing dry spell Among them are Mar shall Dean, Danville Merriman, Miles Blodgett and the Hanchett farm.
 Charlie Miller, of Bridgeport, came up Thursday for days fishing and had good luck
 Manager Yeager, of the Yeager Piano Co., was here last week in the interest of his company, with regard to the three pianos of the concern that were held under attachment in the Antonio zuk bogus check case He succeeded in having the instruments released, and sold them all to people here in town.
 Mrs. W. E. Hamilton and daughter, who had been guests of Miss Ella Langs for some days, started for Pough- keepsie Monday to witness the boat races, and will return here on their way to their home in Springfield. MT. Hamil- ton spent Sunday with his family at The Inn.
 Mrs. Geo. O'Marah, of Albany, is spending week with Miss Langs.
 President Robert J. Orr, of the Bald Head Club, met with Secretary Chap man and the provisional executive com mittee Tuesday and in compliment to the president, the committee unani- mously voted that the Country Gen tleman" cigar, of which Mr. Orr is the sales agent for this territory, be the official smoke of the club It was also voted that the sub committee of the executive committee take charge of the arrangements for forming permanent organization, draw up revised constitu- tion and bylaws, and meet at an early date for final conference and the fixing of the date for the banquet.
 The following letter, received by Secretary A. P. Chapman, was read and tabled for future action
 Lakeville, Conn.,. June 14th, 1912.
 MT A. rope Ohapman, SGC'y, Dear Sir and Brother: was much interested in reading the bald headed item in the Connecticut Western News this week, to the effect that banquet is to be held by the Litchfeld North West Bald Headed Mem s Club in the near future. Keep me posted. propose the name of William B. Perry, Jr., of Lakeyille, as a member to the club. He was much in. terested in the club when he read about the banquet. Perry has plenty of hair on all sides of his head but none on top. wish to suggest to the Executive Com mittee (by the way who are they?) that they divide the membership into three classes, A, B and c. Glass c to be com posed of those follows having 8 bare spot or say a 1 X l h inch space in the clear. Glass B those who part their hair with towel or 4 inch white space and lastly and least Of halr. Glass A, the inner circle, the favored few who are bald with their hats on 'as you might say the 7 X 8 or the X 10. Each class could have different colored member shin card and aS he advanced from ono