Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
FALLS VILLAGE


 been spending their Easter vacation at their homes here.
 Harold Hazeltine, of Yale, was at the home of his parents, Rev. and Ms. Hazeltine over Sunday.
 There was a stag supper at the Inn last night, with about dozen gentle men from West Cornwall as guests. Next week 6 similar party will have return supper at the Mansion House, West Cornwall.
 The schools re-opened Monday after the Easter recess.
 George ". Hall, of Canaan, was in town Tuesday.
 NIT. and Mrs. s. L. Frear spent Sun- day in Hartford.
 Charles Sedgwick spent a few days last week with his grandparents.
 Ralph Sedgwick has been visiting relatives in Cornwall.
 There were no services in either church sunday morning. Rev. Mir. Bryant, of the Methodist church, was ill, and Will Gillytte, sexton of the Congregational ahucrh, was detaiaed at home by the illness of his father.
 Emil F. E. Heinz has taken a posi-. tion in the Public Market at Bridge. port. His wife and son are with him at present for brief visit.
 Mrs. Edith B. Ward is visiting her parents, in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. w. L. MillaTd is on the sick list and her daughter, Miss May Mil, lard, the nurse, is attending her.
 Mrs. Lucy Smith Wehner, of Brook lyn, is V sitting at her fathers, H. B Saith.
 Mir. J. $. Tracy is attending tho monthly meeting of the county conl- missioners in Litchfeld.
 Miss Gookins, of Canaan, has aa elaborate display of millinery ut E. J. Hornbeck s, ill charge of Mrs. Nellie Sanford.
 John T. Bartle is away on business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. w.. R. Hubbell and Mrs. J. $. Tracy und daughter visited in Hartford and New Britain last week.
 Clarence Turner Tapurts that his ca hens produced 1895 eggs last month. His highest pevious Hecord was 1,270 eggs from 70 hens. in a single month..
 Mrs. A. W. Gray, who is earnestly interested in the Camp Fire girls move ment, entertained the local group at her home a few evenings ago.
 Frank Perry, the local blacksmith, who recently took the management of the VI Nilms shop, was arrested last weak by Cohstable l. P. Hornbeck, charged intoxication. He was placed in the lookup, and pending ths arrangements of his friends to-. settle up the case against him he waS, removed from .tlIe cell, which was colt and uncomfoFta- ble, and brought up to Mir Hornbeck's s store. As he was likely to be liberated in short time, as soon us the prelim- inaries could be completed, no special watch was kept on him. How ever, watching his chance, Perry sneaked out of the door, and ran at break, neck speed, for the woods west of the village and has not been seen in this naiRh- horhood since.
 . Mrs. Roy Martin and children, of Pitts- field, spent Easter at Lee WickYaire's. S. Reynold Brothers have moved from the Rochell place to Dwight Brinton's tenement. called the old chnrnh on Bartle Hill.
 Mrs. Hillyer, the nurse, who, h0s been sick. is able to he out again..
 Mrs. Mary L.. BRlcher, who is sick, is no better.
 Miss ClaraB. Sabin spent Castor at her home in .AmRsville.
 Mir. Martin moved from th0 village to NIT. Batas's house in AmsewilleA Robert Woodin spent Sunday in Win sted.
 The Wilms blacksmith shcp, is closed.
 Pupils.having perfect attendance in the schools of town of Canaan for March: Beebs Hill Schoel-Kathryn Andrwes, Madeline Carroll, Minnie Carroll, Mabel Dewitt, Wallace Dick inson, Robers Hickey, Easter Malnati, Marjorie Parlett, Edwend Silvernale, Mary SilveTnale, Francis Sprague.
 D. M. liant chool. Room l-Harola Berry,. Ellen Carroll, Jessie Carronl Mary Dean, Theodore Dickinson, Doga H9inz, Ellen Hickey, Robert SchriebeH Katherine Sedgwick, Ennis Silvernale, Henry Smith, Eleanor Tracy, Ciceiy Parlett, John Rodemeyer, Cuba Weipn, Francis Wright
 D. N. Hunt, Room 2-Helen An. drews, Byron Berry, Laura Dickinson, Elizabeth HolconFbe, Loren Palmer, Frank Passini, John Sedgwick, Bertha Schreiber, Francis Silvernaie, Raymond Simons, Frederic Wilms.
 Huntsville School-Auguste R0ibaux, Marcel Boibaux, Mariange Boibaux, Celina Boibaux. Helen BoibauX, Alice Bushey, Etta Bushey, Harry Bnshey, Marion Dean, William Dean, Wallace Mallory, William Mallory, Malcolm Nichols, Rollin Nichols.
 Canaan Mt. School-Helen Passini, Herman Passini, Mollie Passini, Doris