Connecticut western news., 1922-08-31
FALLS VILLAGE

 The schools of Canaan will begin on. September 5th.
 MT. and Mrs Rudolph Mattis with their two children from Mt. View, N. J. and their grandmother, Mrs. Geo. Mattis from Brooklyn, N. Y, spent few days with Mrs. Arthur Smith, with their Ford Sedan car returning to their homes on ,Satur- day morning.
 Falls Village defeated Salisbury at Falls Village, Aug. 27th by score of 2O-3. The following letter has been received from the management of the West Torrington A.lC.
 Torrington, Aug. IA, 1922. Members Falls Village baseball team Falls Village, Conn.
 Gentemen:-
 The members of the West Torring- ton A. c. wish to express to you vote of thanks for the sportsmanlike manner in which you treated their injured player, MT. Schapp on the date of Aug. 9th. =.
 Signed c. Odell, Mgr. The Falls Village team will play the All Stars of Torrington at Falls Village, Sept. 3rd. A fast game is looked for as Lefty Quinn will pitch for the All Stars.
 Services were resumed at the Con- gregational Church Sunday morn ing, Aug. 27th, a good audience greeted Rev. c. W. Hanna, former pastor who preached an excellent sermon from James ALA What IS your life" On Monday evening as announced a large audience enjoyed selections on the memorial organ, rendered by Rev. Lee M. Dean, rector of St. James Church, New Haven, this was followed by an address by Rev. c. W. Hanna on "The early history of New England'' who held the audi ence with rapt attention for nearly an hour, after singing the hymn 70 God our help in ages past. many fingered to listen to the sweet tones of the organ and talk with the for n,er pastor and Mr.. Hanna. also to admire the beautiful large bouquets of gladioH from the garden of Mrs E. J. Hornbeck, the pink and the white being specially appropriate as memorials to those young and olc in whose memory the organ has beer given.
 :. Harry Maynard of Middletown has been the guest of his brothery Clifford Maynard the past two weeks. i MT. and Mrs. J. M. Jacobi of Ar 1ington, N. J. were over Sunday guests at Miss Minnie Jacobi's.
 Clifford Weeks, who has beer spending two months at Dr. Skiff' has returned to New Preston.
 Mrs. Strong of East Hartford hal been the guest of Mrs. Chas. Beal and Mrs. Evelyn Sabin for few days. Mary Beals left Saturda! with, Mrs. Strong for a few days visi in East Hartford.
 Thursday Dorothy Dalton in "Th' Woman Who Walked Alone" vii be at the Casino, Lime Rock.-adv
 ME and Mrs. Cook and children O Brooklyn, N. Y. are the guests o: Albert Ledger, for two weeks. Mrs Cook is sister of MT. Ledger.
 Harry Schreiber. spent Sunday a his grandmother in Danbury.
 Mrs. Harry Blake and infan daughter came home from Fairviev Hospital Saturday.
 Miss Sadie Rogers has been th guest of relatives in Great Barring ton for several days. \>. MT. and Mrs. Richard P. Smitl and friend of Norfolk, Va. ar spending their vacation in Fall Village and Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold E. Russel and Mrs. Costello of Pittsfeld, Mass were guests at the Russel home Sun day.
 3 Miss Harriett c. Marker, who ha been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. G. E Hamlin has returned to Toledo Ohio.
 Rev. Risch of Copake, N. ! preached in the M. E.. Church O Sunday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas Conklin c Bridgeport were in town Saturda!
 Ralph Woodin attended a clal bake Sunday, given by the Unio Blacksmiths and Horse Shoe1