Connecticut western news., 1915-05-06
FALLS VILLAGE

Young Fred Wilms, schoolboy. went to the river to fish, after school l the other afternoon, and returned in d shrrt time with 80 fine rock bass. An other boy, Henry Smith, caught 5l rock bass on a recent fishing expedi- tion.
 pr. Skif spent day last week, look ing over his farm ill Sandisfeld, on which there is fine trout stream.
 The old fair ground is being ploughed up by Sam Weiner, who has leased it from the Power Company
 A splendid bungalow is to be built on the land recently purchased by Myron Gillette, of Ansonia, on the Beebe Hill road. A tile we'll is being sunk there, and quicksand is causing a great deal of trouble in tEe process.
 George Frink has sold one of his horses TO Archie Adam, of Canaan. A new roof is being put on the cupUla of the Methodist church.
 A band of gipsies are encamped be- low the old Catholic church site, and attract considerable attention.
 Mir. James F. McCrory celebrated his 75th birthday, which occurred Wednes- day. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Betzig, and Mir. John Galloway, of New' York, and Miss Minnie Jacobi, Of Amesville.
 c. H. Kilmer, of New Haven, form erly of Falls Village, was in town last week.
 Carl Burkett and David Evarts spent Saturday and Sunday ill Hartford.
 Richard P. Smith returned to New York with Leon Moon, Sunday. MT. Moon now drives a 60 horse power, seven passenger Lexington.
 Mir. L. E. Moon returned to New York, Tuesday morning.
 J. 5. Tracy has exchanged his old car for new Rec, at Brewer Brothers
 MT. A. W. Gray was at his home here over Sunday.
 Mrs. J. Pauline Schenkl, of New York, visited her summer home here the old Chauncey Morris place origin ally known as the Alfred Jones home stead. She will return and occupy it for tue summer, little later. MT. and Mrs. Miles Hanchett, of Orange, N. J., and George H. Blodgett, of Bridgeport, have been visiting friends here.
 The barber shops of Schreiber and Dunn will be closed on Tuesdays aud Fridays at o'clock, beginning May l.
 Miss Merrihue, of Philadelphia, is visiting her friend, Miss Josephine Hallock at "The Pines" Miss Hal lock returned last week from visit ill Huntington, West Virginia.
 Miles Hanchett has sent fine team of grey work horses up to work on his l farm.
 The Bartle Brothers store was closed Tuesday afternoon, dnring the funeral of Mess1s. BarIle's nephew, Russell Argall, who died Sunday, at Ore Hill, after lingering in a half paralyzel con- dition as tie result of shot through his spine, suffered nearly four years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Higgs, of New York city. came to Falls Village, Mon- day to take charge of the Harry J. Rocholl place. MT. Rocholl was ir town Tuesday from New York, looking after his property.
 Robert A. Woodin has bought the George Day place ill Amesville.
 Miss Clara B. Sabin spent Sunday at her home in this place, from the Dan- bury Normal school.
 Mrs. Ruth Hillyer, the nurse, has re- turned from Danbury.
 A. J. Belcher is working at the Falls place on Sugar Hill, which will he | opened for the summer in few days. |
 A concert will be given by the or
 
 Dr. Ross. dentist, will be absent { from his office from May , to June l. -Adv.