Connecticut western news., 1917-09-06
FALLS VILLAGE

B. 0. Heinz and family, accompanied y Mrs. F. c. Sprague motored to Bridgeport to spend Sunday and Labcr Day. ......
 John Bartle, Deputy I. P. Hornbeck, Landlord Cunningham and Selectman Kellogg attended the races at Hartford bn Labor Day.
 Miss Isabelle Hanchett accompanied her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Miles Hanchett who went by auto to their home in Orange, N. J.
 N. Church Ward of Boston has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Edith Ward. Mrs. Clifford Howe who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Henry Howe has Returned to Boston.
 Mr and Mrs. Stein, MT. and Mrs |Hollister and MT. and Mrs. Hall, who have been occupying the Kellogg resi- dence have returned to their home in Waterbury.
 MT and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell accom- panied by Rev. Lee M. Dean motored to Providence, R. I. on Labor Day.
 Mrs. Wm. Main of New York city has been spending few days~at James McCrory s.
 :. Joe Clark of Pittsfeld spent the week with his parents in the village.
 Harold Russell of Pittsfeld was home for few days
 George Bnnce has returned to Buffa- To, N. Y.
 Wm. Weising of New York city is ! visiting at Lee EnsiRns.
 Harry Brinton and family of Water bury, spent Labor Day at his mothers, Mrs. Laura Brinton.
 Rubin Alseph of Waterbury spent Labor Day the guest of John Bartle. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobi of Ar lington. N. J. spent Sunday with his sister Miss Minnie Jacobi in Amesville. Mrs. Katherine Benjamin spent Sun, day in Lanesborougb. returning Monday evening.
 Oscar and Otho Sabin have been camping at Twin Lakes.
 MT. Haterburg has moved into the Shaw house in Amesville.
 N. Wilms caught a fish hook in his thumb last Saturday. It was necessary for Dr. F. g. Skif to administer ether and cut trout.
 Irving Perkins, >who is employed by Daniel Scoville dislocated his shoulder while bathing on Sunday. His arm is now in plaster cast.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. k. Egleston and son Howard aud Miss Ldlla Burnett took N. Church Ward as far as Pittsfield Mass in their car Labor Day.
 D. E. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor of Naw York attended Goshen fair on Labor Day.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Brinton oi Waterbury were guests of Mrs. Laura Brinton over Labor Day.
 J. $. Tracy attended meeting oi the County Comm ission. at Litchfield Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. fl Taylor motcra6 from New York city accompanied by Miss Dora Brunswick and are visitins MT. and Mrs l.. P. Dean.
 Miss Helen Eggleston of Canaatswa! in town Thursday afternoon.
 Deputy Sheriff Hornbe:a assisted by two detectives of Orange. x. J. arrested Max Boclner at Cornwall from Orange N J., last week. Boch ner is accused of committing robbery and making assault or a wealthy New Jersey woman. He was taken back t( Orange and is now awaiting trial under $5OO0 bonds.
 Do not fail to attend the dance, ur Friday evening for the benefit of the Home Guard. Music will be furnished by Mrs James Ksenan Jr. and Miss May Keglcr of Canaan. Each lady will Z bring a box lunch, the same will bt auctioned off to the highest bidder.
 Richard Cunningham and family motored to Danbury last Sunday.
 Harold Hazeltine and family ol Atlanta, Ga, are visiting MT. Hazel tines. parents. Rev. and Mrs. F.. A. Hazeltine, at the parsonage
 Dr. D. D Reidy of Winsted was 8 caller at Dr. F. s. Skiff's on Labor Day.
 Joseph Heinz is one of the first men who have been drafted from this town to leave for camp
 Schools will open next Monday September 10th.
 Officers of the Home Guard will attend the Lakeville drill, tonight
 Miss Catherine Hunt, daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Robert Hunt was taken