Connecticut western news., 1913-09-11
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. hattle cooper, nurse rom Waterbury. who has been caring for Dwight Moore for the past three months, returned tu her home last Friday.
 Mrs. J. Lee Ensign is suffering from a severe case of blood poisoning in her hand, and a trained nurse is in attend ance.
 Church Ward, who has been at Par sons store in Canaan dnring his vaca- tion, is at his home hers for the week, and will return to Tilton Seminary next week. to take his last years course of study there. Averill Hubben also re. turns to Hilton for another year.
 Mrs. T. F. Watson is visiting friends in New Haven and Worcester for week or so.
 Carroll Burkett is on the sick list.
 R. A. Woodin is working for the Stone & Webster Go.
 Mrs. Lockwood and daughter, Edith, have gone to Brooklyn for the winter. Mrs. Lock wood rented her house to Mir. Zasten.
 MT. Brady has moved to the Seymour house in Amesville.
 Wesley Andrews will attend the Shef- field high school the coming year the Goggin boys will attend the Canaan school and Archibald Barney the Lime Rock school.
 Richard Doty has left F. E. How'd, and is working for the Stone & Webster Go.
 Falls Village schools began Monday with practically the same staff of teach CTS, Miss Mary Riley, of East Canaan, at the Huntsville school, being the only change. MT. Darlington and Miss O'Hara at the Hunt school Miss Clark on Beebe Hill Miss Minnie Jacobi at Amesville.
 Miss Clara E. Durham and Miss Anna Rogers returned Saturday to New Haven, to resume their duties as teach CTS.
 Miss Emma Hazeltine has returned to her school in Peekskill.
 Harry Frink has purchased Harry Deans motor cycle, and is having lots of fun with it. MT. Dean, with a pas senger on the rear seat of the cycle, rode to the Hartford State fair last week, in two hours-going some.
 Services in the Methodist church, Sun day, the first since Rev. MT. Hurn re- turned, were we'll attended.
 W. R. Hubbell and son Averill went to New York and Brooklyn last week, attended the Hippodrome performance and witnessed the double-header base ball games between the Brook1yns and New Yorks on Thursday. Ayerill re- mained in Bridgeport for few days.
 Mrs. W. R. HubbeI visited friends at Crows Nest, near South Lee, a couple of days last week.
 The republican town caucus will be held tomorrow evening at 7:S0 in the selectmen's room, Citizens Block, for the nomination of town officers. The democrats will hold their caucus Satur. day at 2p. m.
 Bruno Heinz and wife returned Fri. day night from their visit in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Leger, of Water. vile, are at Walter Kellogg's.
 Dwight E. Dean was in Canaan, Mon. day.
 Edward Heinz has served his connec' tion with the Hotel Green, Danbury and on September became assistant manager of the Draper Hotel at North ampton, Mass. MT. Heinz has had long experience in hotel management, and understands the business thoroughly.
 Dorvil Merriman has purchased Henry Whitfords Overland automobile, and with his family, is now enjoying a tour in the South, taking in Washington, DC.
 MT. Cappro, the prominent Boston Italian, came to town Tuesday, to in- vestigate the cases of the four Italians of the Stone 6 Webster force, now in jail awaiting trial for stringing the wire which held up Clint Roraback's auto, last week. If he is satisfied that they are not guilty, he will furnish bail for their liberation from jail, pending trial.
 Miles Hanchett, of Orange, N. J., motored up to Falls Village, Sunday.