Connecticut western news., 1914-02-19
FALLS VILLAGE

at the residence of hIs brother. in law, H. K. Howe, Monday, as the result of a shock sustained Jan. l5. He had been living in Falls Village about nine months, having come from Waterbury after long siege in the hospital there resulting from 8 previous shock. He was 65 years old. bachelor, and had been for years employed, in responsi' ble position, by Hou. Fl. H. Peek, oi Waterbury. The funeral was held yes. terday in Waterbury. Deceased leaves two sisters, Mrs. H E. Howe, of Falls Village, and Mrs. Mary Burton, of Water bury, formerly the wife of the late Wm, Reed, of Salisbury; also a brother Frank Hall. of Waterbury.
 Pope Chapman's double barreled hen lad two eggs in one day. SgaIu, recently.
 Substitute Mail Carrier Reynolds has been having his own troubles, getting over his route, since Saturdays blizzard.
 William Hogancamp has severed his connection with the foundry at Lime Rock.
 Mir. Cott, electrician with the Stone & Webster people, has taken rooms at F. B. Andrews.
 M. W. Fish, the milk peddler, was unable to cover his Ioute for few days after the storm. and some people who do not keep goats, have been drinking their coffee dark.
 Richard Smith went to Pittsfield, Monday, to see Lee Kellogg, who is in the House of Mercy as result of his bad fall in front of trolley car in Great Burlington. He reports Mir. Kellogg as getting along comfortably considering his injuries. He had his right leg bro ken in two places, his hip scraped and frightfully bruised, his shoulder cut and bruised, deep cut three inches long on the back of his hand, and bruise on his head that almost fractured the skull. His eyes are still badly discolored. bu, his sight has returned.
 Francis Cole took sick Italian to the House of Mercy, in Pittsfield, Monday, who was suffering with pneumonia The same evening, W. R. MaoInnis took another Italian, who had injured his leg, to the same institution. Both patients were employed on the Stone & Webster Works.
 Mss Caroline Hauff's dancing class met Friday evening; % couples being present..
 There were no services in the Congre. gational and Catholic churches Sunday.
 At special meeting of the National Iron Bank stockholders, Monday. the action of the directors in accepting the provisions of the Federal Reserve act was approved.
 Next Sunday is Everybody to. church Sunday" in Falls Village and the com. mittee, Messrs. Dwight E. Dean and Richard Smith report favorable out look for crowded churches.
 There will be a union service in the Methodist church Sunday night-Com- munity Sunday. Rev. E. A. Hazeltine will preach.
 John Smith had the misfortune to freeze both feet, Monday, while gather ing wood, near the Marshal Dean place. He was taken to his home. where he is as comfortable as possible.
 Miss Winnifred Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith. is recover ing from a severe attack of tonsilitis She was attended by Miss Gile, the nurse.
 John Sohwing, of Bridgeport, is a gues5 at Edwin Heinz's for three weeks
 Constable I. P. Hornbeck has received his commission from Superintendent Champion, of the Fish and Game Com. mission, as game warden for Litchfield County to succeed O. M. Shine.
 Joe Dunn and Chauffeur Ed Kennedy started out in a sleigh, Sunday evening, to drive to Lakeville on court business. They were wise enough to take a snow shovel along-and they needed it. They got stuck in the drifts every few rods, turned over half-dozen times and had ample opportunity to work their passage during the six hours it took them to reach Lakeville. But they got there. just the same. and reached home the next day, greatly to the joy of their friends. who were beginning to talk of organizing relief expedition.