Connecticut western news., 1915-05-13
FALLS VILLAGE

Merchant M. G. Marcy is laid up with grip.
 Mrs. l. P. Hornheck is i'll and being cared for l'y Mrs. Nellie Sanford. Harry Black, young boy, is an ex- pert and successful fisherman, and con- fines his activities principally 10 the power company's canal. A few days ago he caught two ecls weighing nine pounds, a pickerel weighing four pounds and five trout measuring from l2 to II inches.
 Fitch Willard, who recently moved to Alton, N. Y, where he purchased a farm, died there last Friday. The body was brought to this town and bura in the Lower City cemetery on sunday, Rev Mir. HuHeltiue. offlciat- ing at the funeral services in the South Canaan church. Deceased Was G6 years old, son of the late Wallace Miliard He leaves a wife, two sons and daughter. He submitted to a surgical operation few days before his death, and was recovering from its effects. Last Friday morning. his doctor called to see him, md, gratified by the progress he was making, assurcd MT. Willard that he would be at work i'll ten days. After the doctors depar- ture MT. Willard called tue family to his bedside and asked them to sing and read to him, and suddenly said: II am going now. Goodbye everybody" and expired. An autopsy revealed that death WAS caused by blood-clot on the heart.
 Mrs. Dunn will move into Clarence Turner's house vacated by Emil Heinz, who has moved his household goods to Bridgeport, where he is permanently employed in a larger meat market
 The annual meeting of the Grassy Hill Cemetery Association will be held Saturday evening.
 Barney and Richard Smith attended the Great Council of Red Men at Nor walk last week.
 Mir and Mrs. P B. Burnett, of Bridge port, came up to visit their daughter, Mrs. Edith Ward, last week. Mir. Burnett returned Tuesday, Mrs. Bur- nett remaining for a longer stay.
 Miss Bessie Bartholomew, of Bridge- port. was 6 visitor at Miss Lucy Ran. dall's last week.
 Pupils perfect in attendance in the public schools of town of Canaan for April:
 Mrs. Anna A. Russell has returned to her home in Amcsville after spending two weeks in Great Harrington.
 Several from this place attended the theatre at Great Harrington, Friday evening.
 Emil Narton has been spending few days ill panbury.
 Minnie JacObi attended the teachers meeting in I4akeville, Friday.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending few days with her sister. Mrs. H. Wolfe, in Amesville.
 Mrs. Rubin Fora Was visitor in town shcrt time last week.
 A concert will ae given by tIse or chester in the N. l.. cNurch on May II. A silver collection will be taken and ice cream served at tine close Of the concert.
 nie Carroll. Mabel Dewitt. Wallace Dickinson, Robert Hickey, Lucy Nal nati. Marjorie Parlett, Francis Spraeue, Clara Willns, Frank Wilms.
 D. NJ. Hunt. Room 1-Harold Berry, Ellen Carroll, Mary Dean, Dora Heinz, Ellen Hickey, Ccely Parlett, John Rodemeyer. Katherine Sedgewick, Winifred Smith, Eleanor Tracy.
 D. M. Hunt, Room 2-Helen An drews, Byron Berry, Dorothy Dean, Loren Palmer, Frederic Wilms.
 Huntsville-Auguste Boibaux, Celina B1ibaux, Helen Boibaux, Marcel Boi- baux. Mariange Boibaux. Etta Bushey, Harry Dean. Marion Dean, William Dean, Charles Mallory, William Nal lory. Malcolm Nichols, Roilin Nichols.
 Canaan Mountain-Helen Passini, Herman Passini, Mollie Passini, Doris Swift. c. L. Warner, Supervisor.