THE BERLIN WEEKLY NEWS.

V ol. II. 3ST0.13. B E R L I I s r , THUESDA.Y, 1^0V. lO. 1893. Price .3 Cents.

BERLIN BREVITIES. THE IN BERLIN. Wethersfield 2S5 14s yiiu Boston & Heriden Bury the hatchet. Total, 3541 21)99 215 LARGEST VOTE EVER CAST Holcomb’s (rep.) plurality, 542 At last a soaking rain. CLOTHING CO. I N T O W N . In 1890 Garvan’s (rep.) pluraliry 425 Largest, Finest and Best Fitting Stock of Clothing in the First snow Wednesday night, Nov. 9th. >'lr.st Congressional D istrict. Incoming vessels report terrible storms at Summer Weather PreTails and Henry, r. Sperry, d, Morrison, p. State at Lowest Cash Prices. sea. Brings Out, Practically, the Hartford. 5364 6571 BOSTON & MERIDEN W. S. Brandegee advertises a horse, dy Avon, 122 146 4 W hole Vote—The Entire Demo­ 36 Colony St.. Merid-.i. CLOTHING CO. namo and other articles for sale. Berlin, 2S7 297 18 The Yale Brick Co. offer oxen, carts, and cratic Elected With the I'.loonifield, 128 190 10 pressed brick for sale. .See the advertisement Exception of RepresentatlYe— liristol. 843 893 59 Burlington, 92 164 Work on the new depot is being pushed Quiet, Earnest Work Done by Canton, 304 2()6 20 right along. The foundalions are nearly up Both Parties—Slight Republican Kast (iranby. 98 93 . . BERLIN BRICK CO. C. P. Merwin is burning two very large Q ain. Ivast Hartford .509 514 36 kilns of brick. Probably the last for this East Windsor, ■U3 293 season. The election in Berlin for 1S92, MARCUS E. JACOBS, Proprietor. Knfield, 70S 55 2 55 Miss Mary Hannon left for New York last win doubtless be recorded Us the Farmington, 329 364 2<) Once More a Democrat­ MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN FINEST QUALITY Monday morning, where she e.\j)ects to spend most remarkable one the town ever Glastonbury, 434 373 36 the winter. t iranby. lu i took part in. Remarkable for the 135 We would call the attention of our readers Hartland, 92 53 ic President. PALLET FACE, PALLET BUILDING AND to the adv. of Ives Upham iSI; Rand in tiiis amount of work done by both par­ Manchester, 879 579 57 (mj number of the N e w s . ties to bring out the vote, the un­ Marlborough, 39 3 New Britain, 1840 2276 Mrs. Henry Sage has returned from her certainly as to the general result 156 Newington, 90 106 3 PALLET SEWER trip to Syracuse, N. V., where she has been the large vote polled, the rivalry be­ CONNECTICUT GIVES NEAR­ Plainville, 210 for the past si.\ months. 257 35 tween the nominees for representa­ Rocky Hill. H 2 121 6 LY 5000 M.\J0R1TY, B. K. Field left Tuesday night for Bostontive and their friends, the quiet that Simsbury, 260 160 22 on one of his weekly flying trips, in the in­ prevailed all day, etc. Southington, 687 614 . . terest of the Bridge Co. There was every indication Mon­ SouthWindsor,,211 199 10 AND ELECTS A DEMOCRATIC Some nice ruled and plain padded paper, Surtield, day that election day would be 467 317 14 GOVERNOR, SURE. just the thing for school purposes, Jor letter W’st Hartford, 281 125 19 U Cliys passed tlinii«ii a Disiitergntor Out writing. For sale at this oftice. stormy and unpleasant. A heavy Wethersfield, 284 149 I Last Sunday morning brought us the hard­ south wind, with low' hanging clouds Windsor, 3S8 330 34 aH S to H t est frost so far this fall. Ice to the thick­ and occasional showers prevailed all Windsor L’ks, 21O 334 6 All Fears of Uncertainties Set a* ness of a window-glass formed on outdoor day and night and gave evidence, Rest—Luzon Morris’s MaJoxitj water. Total, I : if),4S4 till after daylight Tuesda)% that it O-rer M r. M erw tn ’s fo r Gk>TeTnor The world’s fair to those whose minds are Correspondence w itt Contractors and Builders es^>ecially in­ would continue so throughout the 1,100—The Senate a Tie—A Re- easy because they traded with W. 11. Gidd- Sunday Services. vited, Prices quoted on any number of Bricks. ing in his line of furniture at fair dealing and day. But as the sun rose, rifts in publica;. Legislature. Sunday, Nov. 13th, preaching at 10.44 fair prices. the clouds began to appear and by It has always been regarded that fine L ai^ orders solicited. Prompt de- and 7.30 by the Kev. Thomas Clayton. A pair of spectacles in a new case was nine o’clock the sky was clear and weather on election days was indicative of delivery. Satisfaction Sunday School at 12 o’clock. found near the polls Tuesday and left at this blue, and the sun shone forth bright Republican success. In fact, whenever the Guaranteed. office which the owner can have by applying Junior society of Christian Endeavor at 3 and warm as an early summer day, Republicans have suffered defeat and the for the same. and never hid its face till it set at p. ra, in the church. Offlce and Y»rd on Middletown Branch N. Y,. N. H. & H. R. R. Three minutes from weather has been unpropitious, it has in- The Mechanic’s are having the e.\terior of V. P. S. C. K, at 6,30 p.m. Berlin Depot. Connected by Telephone. their hall covered with a fresh coat of paint. evening. The courage of everyone varibly been attributed to “the weather.” It rose with the sun and hearts were Weekly Prayer meeting on Thursday even- When completed it will add greatly to the ijig at 7.30. is very evident there was something else in A d d r e s s a l l c o m m u n i c a .t i o n s t o beauty of our street. cheered accordingly. All are conlially invited to these services. the air last Tuesday besides the bright warm The memorial prepared to the memory of Work commenced promptly at the sunshine and soft balmy air, for the work of B erliix . O oiaxx- the late A. H. Hull, has been printed in nejit opening of the oils, and by noon booklet form, and is for sale at ihis ottice. that day re.sulted in almost the greatest considerable over half of the votes KENSINGTON. Ten cents each or three for 25 cents, political revolution the country has ever had been cast. Almost every possi­ Myron Patterson has resigned his position Among the antiquities and relics found in known. Had a firey meteor fell from that as clerk for H . N. CJalpin, and Charles Fow­ ble team was brought into service, the home of Mrs. Ellen .Smith, and to which clear bright sky of Tuesday, it would not ler will take his place. We hate to have and a very large crowd assembled allusion has before been made in these col­ have caused greatei consternation in the Re­ Myron leave, for he is one of the most around the town hall all day. The Toniest Things You Ever umns, is a packet of old papers. In a Hart­ accommodating young man that ever waited Following is a result of the publican ranks than did the result of the upon a customer. ford Cour.int of 1816 is the following notice election when it w^as made known. It waa a as cast, officers of the day etc., etc. which is evidently inserted in all good faith The menitjers of the Christain Endeavor vertable earthquake and the feelings of those Society will hold a “ Blue Jay” social at the Moderator, William M. Fow'ler. in a column of somewhat similar matter:— who had not only never dreamed of defeat, home of Mr. Ernest Mildrum, at East Berlin, Ticket Booths, C. H. Risley, W. Ran awa}- from the subscriber on the 26th Saw! inst. an indented apprentice Boy, by the Friday evening, Nov. iith. All members W. Vance, C. 1). Bartram, W. L. but of a glorious victory, can better be im­ are cordially invited. name of Jared Minor Chapman, Whoever agined than described. The victory came, Atwater. will return said boy shall receive no thanks, That’s the verdict of the ladies regarding those E. I. Clark recently purchased seven Booth Tenders, W. M. Fowler, ■nor no charges paid. All persons are forbid and it is so decided that not the possibility of thoroughbred Shorpeshire sheep of an im­ harboring or trusting said boy on my account, a doubt exists, to cause contention or dis­ porter, as a nucleus to a larger llock. The W. M. Risley. as I will pay no bills of his contracting. agreement. For this everyone shotdd be sheep are called in their native home, the Checkers, Jos. J. Morse. W. H. James King, thankful. “tax payers of England.” Shumway. Enfield, July 27th, 1S16. That sink drain running across the road The vote : The victory, not only in this state, bat all Mohair Crushed from T. GiJligan’s to the railroad crossing, A prayer meeting was held at the home of over the country,is conclusive. Ex-President is a matter that demands the attention of the Whole number of votes cast, 603 Ilenrj' Norton, W'ednesday evening. This is the first of such meetings to be held bi­ Grover Cleveland carried the state by over Board of Health immediately. Aside from THE RErUr.LICAN TICKET. the dadger that would arise from it as a weekly in that part of the parish during the 5000 majority and Luzon B. Morris, is Harrison, 286 menace to the health of the community, w iner. Governor, Samuel E. Merwin, 286 elected governor by the people, for the first should the weather be warmer, it is a iilthy The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. Lieutenant Governor, Frank W. Cheney, aS6 time since the election of Thomas Waller, eyesore for so public a place. was held with Mrs. Charles Atwood. Thurs­ PARLOR SUITS Secretary, Stiles Judson, jr., 288 day, Nov. 3d. The officers of last year were ten years ago. W ork on the new and elegant office for Treasurer, Henry Gay, 288 re-elected with but one change, the appoint- Three Democratic congressmen, elected the Yale Brick Co. is about to begin. It is Comptroller, George M. Clark 28 4 Solid oak frames, six pieces, including Divan, of Mrs. Pratt as vice- president for the Con­ by increased pluralities and one Repnb* to be located east across the tracks from the Representative in Congress, E. Stevens gregational church. The report of the work lican congressman. A tie in the Senate^ new depot, the foundation for which is Henry, aSi was considered encouraging, and efforts for Fox* Q as.oo. already laid. It will be built of different Senator, Marcus H Holcomb, 276 the new year eiithusiastically begun. and a Republican House, with a Republican colored pressed brick, each side contrasting Judge of Probate, John Coats, 284 majority on joint ballot,is the history of Con> in shade and design, and when completed Mrs. M. S. Graves for several years, one will take a place with the modern architect­ THE DE.MOCRATIC TICKET. of the state officers of the W. C. T . U ., was necticut, as the result of the presidential elec­ We advise you to call and examine these suits at once while ural offices now being built. The H. Wales Cleveland, 297 this year chosen at the Norwich meeting su­ tion of 1892. Lines Co. of Meriden has the contract for Governor, Luzon B. Morris, 297 perintendent of the state prison and jail work. Follow'ing is the list of States, Republican, the emotional »ale is on. Lieutenant Governor, Ernest Cady, 297 The next meeting of fercival Grange, is the brick work and F. L. Norton of Ken­ Democratic, People’s party and doubtful, sington executes the joiner work. Secretary. John J. Phelan, 297 to be “Young People’s night,” and it is be­ Treasurer, Marvin H. Sanger, 297 lieved that an interesting program is being with the number of electoral votes each Miss C. K. Churchill and sister have left Comptroller. Nicholas Staub, 299 arranged for the occasion. gives; Berlin for their winter home in Lakewood, W. H. GIDDINGS, NEW BRITAIN. Representative in Congress, Lewis Speri|r,297 REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRATIC. N. J. MissJChurchill’s absence from town Senator, Earl Cooley, 308 6 Southern States 154 86 CHURCH 8T&SKT. leaves a void in nearly everything that per­ Judge of Probate, John Walsh, 295 A BRICKYARD VISIT. Maine tains to the good of the place, for she is ever Massachusetts 15 New York 3 6 ready with voice and hand to give valuable REPUBLICAN JUSTICES OF PEACE, Michigan 5 Illinois 2 4 TO THK BOYS. 4 Indiana advice and assistance to all matters of local Elijah Church, 266 Oregon 1 5 32 Connecticut 6 interest or advancement. What she will be Walter E. Tenfield. 266 Did you ever visit a brickyard, boys ? Pennsylvania ])R . C. B. EBICHSON 4 Delaware unable to accomplish in the material, at our Marcus E. Jacobs. 264 Why, yes. I’m sure you did. Rhode Island 3 BRAINAIID&WILCOZ, 4 Michigan Is an axpeit In the preciervation of the natural gatherings and councils for the town’s bene­ Newton H. Baldwin, 265 If not you’re all behind the times. Vermont 5 The only complete Bicycle repair shop be­ 13 Wyoming fit, we feel sure, will in a measure, be com­ John M. Staveley, 263 And should of course be chid. Idaho 3 tween Hartford and New Haven. Lock, teeth and a thoroui^y reliable operator In all pensated for in the spirit. Minnesota 9 New Jersey ID Gan and Umbrella repairing. A fine line of DEMOCRATIC JUSTICES OF PEACE, So for the special benefit. New^ Hampshire 4 branches ^ dentistiy. Of those who never paid Umbrella covers. Fishing Uckle and Sport­ Office: 188 Main street, Wisconsin 12 2 5 6 The Depot Sidewalk Commenced. Levi W. Hutchinson, 302 A visit to that famous place. ing goods. NIcw BarrAiN. Montana ■7 PEOPLE S PARTY. Philip Seibt rt, 303 I’ll tell you how a brick is made. Church St. Meriden, Conn. Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. T h e N e w s takes much pleasure in an­ North Dakota 3 Nevada Telephone call, 47-5. Lafayette Gladding, 299 3 nouncing the commencement of the sidewalk George B. \'eits, 304 You may think it easy work South Dakota 4 Kansas ID F. D A M O N , 1 ST PRIZE AT STATE PAIR it has been agitating lately from Berlin street Henry J. Gilbert, 305 But, 1 say what’s n ore*. W^ashington 4 Colorado 4 H. You must be very sprightly. West Virginia 6 was awarded to to the depot, to meet the general improve- RKPKESE.NTATIVE. DBALBB nf HOLLISTER’S PERFECTION And leave your bed at four. 1 7 aents and industrial awakening now pro­ 131 DOUBTFUL STATES. RICHMOND STOVES, FURNACES F. L, W'ilcox, r -506 First, you must get good clay. TION for chapped hands, lips etc. We gressing in that portion of the town. T.Gilli­ and GOLD COIN RANGES. L. A. W'^estcott, d 288 Then haul it in carts to a pit. California 9 are the headquarters for it, and also carry gan, of the “ Kensington.” has at a large per­ Jas, Arnold, p 8 Ohio 123 Ag’t for the celdarated Tamer Rapid Hea- a large line of Shoulder Braces and Crutches Where some men are busy working ; Nebraska 8 Vk . Tin Ware. Roofing and Jobbing. sonal expense, graded and laid a heavy broad For comparison is the following the vote You know, they have no time to sit. of 1888 : Berlin, Conn. F.M.KIBBE, t o o ., Druggists. flag sidewalk, curbing and cobble gutter in Just a little coal dust Harrison, 276 4 0 Successors to the F. W. Smith Drug Co., Is mi.ved up with that sand ; front of his property. This is a begining of Cleveland, 287 40 W. Main St.. MERIDEN. CONN. To d® all this requires, a good work. Now will the adjoining property Prohibition, 22 ' DENTISTRY! A strong and steady hand. The 'city of London covers 687 square J. A. LEWIS, owner, J. C. Lincoln, pick the line up and Labor, i miles. continue it the length of his property ? He The great machine is very busy ; Only one-half of all who are born reach the A. B. JOHNSOU, D. D. S. will find it will materially enhance its value. All the candidates on the State OiBoe in SierinKS & Holmes block, opposite the While the clay within’s being rolled. age of 17 years. We hope to be able to say next week that Prohibition ticket recieved eighteen, Quickly coming out before you ; Po«t Offlce, JTEW B R IT A IN . Married men liye longer than batchelom. Treating and saving teeth a speciality. Photographer Mr. Lincoln has begun the work. Public with the exception of William S. See, the brick’s within the mould. Crown and Bric^ge wcH-k. improvements are as infectious as some dis­ Ward, the nominee for senator from Over 10,000,000 pounds of tea were im­ 178 Main St. eases. Then they’re placed upon a truck, ported into this country last year. Extracting teeth with ether, chloriform this district, who received but And spread on racks to dry. NBW BRITAIN. CONN. James Garrity, opposite Gilligan’s, not to The saloons of London, if set side by side, ooccaine. Gold filling in Artificial teeth sixteen. These two were doubtless The poor truckers as they run ■nakftH it imposcdble to detect that you be outdone by his neighbor, has also built a would reach a distance of seventy-five miles. W , B O W E B S . fine piece of walk in front of his place,besides cast for Mr. Cooley by some of his Heave a long drawn sigh. E During a waltz of ordinary length the wear them. greatly improvmg the general appearance of • DBALBB IN Prohibition friends. Next, we find them in the shed dancer travels about three-quarters of a mile. Dr. E. F. Hawkins* assistant. his property by grading. RICHMOND STOVES and FURNACES. Mr. William Fowler seems to be W'here they’re slowly turned. The girl who dances every dance will trar-

raturns from the election, the trip FOEMATION OF CORAL A MINE THAT SHUTS ITS MOUTH. BKKI.IN, CONN. The BeiiiiiWeeklyNews to Hartford may be regarded as a To tliose into w}iose haiuis this copy of Thk O ne of the aiost Keinarkiible Natural News may fall, we Uike pU-asure in poiiitiuK out N. Y., N. H. & H. BAIUCOAD. failure, for aside from the somewhat tlu‘ natural and actjnireil ailvantaKt^ of th»' town. HOW THE POLYPS DO THEIR SI­ W onder.s o f 31rtant junctionfor oiKl Mail Matter. the Miildletown and New Britain branches. Con­ Sundays, 8:53 a.m., 6:15 p.m. returned on the 3.15 a. m. express, a tiful Animal Vegetables. of doubt into the sunlight of truth. It nections are made at New Britain with the For New Britain—7:06, 7:41, 8:36, 9.02, is backed by crisp athdavits, aud affi­ New York and N;w EnKland Kailroad, one of the Thiiistlay, lOtli, 1 8 9 2 . very little the wiser, very much ii;o6a.m ., 12:43, i:i7, 2:54. 3:35 , 4:14. The term “coral insect” survives in davits cost one dollar each in Montana. leading avenues for traffic from the West, and tired from their five hour’s tramp at Middletown with the Valley and Air Line 5:57, 7:11, 8:01, 9:13, 9.56, ii:02 p.m. Uterature, although science discarded it The colonel and his partners did not Sundays, 9:52 a.m., 7:38 p.m. AUVI'.KTISIXO KATKS. around the city, some with spirit Railroads. Thus alToriling railroad facilities un- long ago. Possil)ly the idea of “toil” confine themselves to vinegar. Tliej* surpiussed outside of the larger cities. Trains IieaTe East B erlin: Sl'Ai'K l\v. -Jw. :i\v. lin. Sin. 3m. Cm. ly. considerably raised from the face ot Population. 8,lX)t). Subdivided into four Cen­ and “patience” and “building for the discovered a mountain of pure alnm in the returns, a few with their political ters ; Berlin, East Berlin, Kensington and Ber­ For Berlin Station—6:48, 8:10, 10:30, 10:44 1 liu-ii. $I.(K) 1 . 1..V l.V.') a.50 3..'iO 5.00 8.00 fu tu re ,” as th e lesson ta u g h t b y th e coral the Beaverhead range. lin Junction. a.m., 12:52, 3:30, 5:20, 8:59 p.m. •-* •• 1.T:> x'.i') -J.r.") :).(W 4.(X) 8.50 14.50 ardor slightly dampened, but all as The discovery was considered a ten I^x-ation ; eleven miles from Hartford, the insect, also survives to point a moral and Capitol of the State, on the north ; eleven miles For Middletown—8:io, 9:12, ii:i6 a.in., 3 “ 4.i’) 0.50 8.00 14.00 20.00 full of fun and good nature as when strike and better than a gold mine. adorn a tale of the same order as one from Jliddletown, on the east ; seven miles from 12:54, 4:25. 6:10. io:o6p.m . 4 *• 3.rr> .'i.i') 8 .tX) 11.50 1C.50 25.00 they left in the early evening, to They kept the find a secret for several Jleriden, on the south : and three miles from “ 4.r. 7.W S.cto 11.50 13.50 18.00 30.00 praising the industry of the ant or the New Britain, on the west. “get the returns from Hartford.” W’e e k s, during which a shaft %vas sunk The residents of Berlin are largely employed r>..‘>o 12.00 Ki.oo 20.00 :w.oo 55.00 New York aid New EnglaMl R. B. ’>ee. Alas for old beliefs I Our grand- to the depth of 200 feet. The cut was in agriculture, it being one of the richest fanning 1 “ S.Oil l.'j.rx) ]8 .ct0 28.00 AVOl) 55.00 100. towns in the State. Aside from its general agri­ In effect S«pt. 4, 1898. uothers were exhorted to reflect on the made all the way through a solid vein Mr. Cooley Defeated. cultural, productions, it is a rich fruit growing TRAINS LEAVE NEW BRITAIN FOR X oliccs 10 ce n ts p e r line each insertion, vanity of the moth and the butterfly. of alum, and it was estimated that the section, possessing one of the finest peacb or- It is with much regret that w. ehartls in the New England states, and several Boston—8.30 a. m., 1.50. 4.55 p. m.- ion C«*pies 'W eekly. Now it is known that the moth and whole mountain was composed of it. A smaller ones, from which nearly fifty thousand have to announce that our towns­ tum S.30, 9.30, a. m., 12 m. 3.00, p. m. the butterfly are among the chief agents large pile of stuif was heaped near the baskets have lieen harvested this season. man, Mr. Earl Cooley, the Dem­ An imusual low rate of taxation prevails and Worcester—8.30 am 1.50 p m return— .\r.ou r 1580 days more before an­ by which the most beautiful and fra­ mine ready for shipment, and the mmers the town is nearly free from indebtedness. 6.45 9 25 a m 12.30 5.00 p m other Rei-tublican president is ocratic nominee for senator for this grant flowers are fertilized, and that had a scheme to flood the market with ITS INIM'STRIES. district has been defeated. Berlin their product and rake in $ 1,000,000 a t The chief manufactu-ing indu-stries of the Norwich—8.30 a m 1.50 4.55 7.10 p m re­ electeil. honey and perfume and color aud fruit one fell swoop. Monday the colonel's place are Iron and Steel Bridges and Iron Build­ turn—5.55 8.20 a m 3.00 5.50 p m gave Mr. Cooley a handsome sup­ largely depend upon the eiiergj' of the ings, made by The Berlin Iron Bridge Co., the New London—8.30 a m 1.50 4.55 7.10 p port, but the district being Republi­ insects formerly despised. The other partner went to town to laj- in a supply largest concern of its kiuil in the country, and S nowi 1) UNHKR has a true signifi­ Bricks, comprising the pallet-face and pressed m return— 5.25 7.45 a m 5.20 p m can there were heavy odds against 80 called insects have no more enerjry of grub and the former remained behind cance for the Republicans this brick. There are five brick-yards, who turn out Providence—6.15 8.30 a m 1.50, 4.55 pm than a simple vegetable existence. Their to guard the treasure. nearly fifty million of Bricks annually. And morning. him. We believe that the interests several minor industries. return—9.10 a m 12.15 2.45 4.30 p m toil is nothing greater than djnng and During the morning a heavy rain be­ of the district would have been as The railroad companj- are now laying the Rockville—6.15 8.30 11.35 a m 1.50 4.55 leaving their skeletons behind them. gan to fall and continued all day, and in foundation for a handsome new pa.s.senger depot, To I’si: a French term, the Re- safely guarded in the hands of Mr. the afternoon the colonel hatl occasion to l>e constructeil chieliy of pressM brick ; a new 7.10 p m return—7.05 9.12 a m 2.30 5.25 inibiicans are “sans doute en la Cooley as at thejpresent'incumbent’s But how beautiful are these skeletons, freight house is just openeil for traffic and other 7.15 p m or a conglomerated accumulation of to go down into the mine, making the fine improvements at a cost of many thousands consomme.” and Berlin would of been proud to descent by sliding down the rope, and of dollai-s are being inaugurated by the company So. Manchester—6.15 8.30 11.35 ^ ® 1,50 myriads I And how beautiful and inter­ Ijind for building or fiK'tory sites is low in 4.55 6.02 7.10 p m return—7.20 9.25 am have had the honer of sending a esting, too, the animal vegetables, or when once down at the bottom was so price : water plenty aiul shipping facilities most Tiik D k m o c k a t s indeed found 5 -io p m representative to the Upper House rather flowerlike animals. “Sea anem­ taken up with a contemplation of his extvllent. the proverbial ‘‘pot of gold,” under novel aud wonderful mine that he did Any encpiiries regarding the place will be Hartford—6.15 7.45 8.3010.0011.35 am at Hartford. ones” is the popular name given to the cheerfully given, by addressing the publishers of 1.504.556.027.10 8.5S pm return — 635 the western rainbows. ------not heed the fleeting hours until he hap­ The Berlin News. whole tribe with their disklike months, t>.55 8.05 9.30 10.30 a m 12.354.206.15 6.30 £. S. Warner Resigns. their petaloid tentacles, their stomach pened to cast his eyes upw’ard and saw 5.10 p m T HK 1 )i-.MOCKATS are again defeated that daylight had faded from the mouth suggesting seed vessels and their fixed Plainville—6.58 8.30 10.50 a m 12.50 4.40 in the election of a representative E. S. Warner iias tendered his of the shaft. He started to climb u^v JI. H. JTICHOLS, resignation as chairman of the Re­ bases corresponding to stout stems, to 6.45 S-37 P m return—6.05 8.19 n .25 a m to the general assembly. say nothing of their brilliant colors, ward, but had not procecnled more than 1.40 4.45 5.51 8.50P m publican Town committee. Mr. Horse and Ox Shoeing, rivaling the most gorgeous corollas ever half w’ay when, to his horror, he discov­ Forestville—6.58 8.30 10.50 a m 4.40 6.45 '1'h e N f.w s presents the second Warner has held this position for blow n. ered that the heavy fall of ruin had so W afjoii W ork aiirt K epairiiig 5.37 p m return—6.008.1011.21 a m 4.40 of all Kiiid.s. portion of Mr. Clayton’s paper on nearly tw’enty-two years, and in all According to Dr. Gkistav Eisen, there thoroughly saturated the alum sides of 5.45 8.47 P m the Discovery of America this week, the struggles and triumphs, successes are two kinds of corals of the sea anem­ the shaft that, as a natural result, they ■ Shop east of railroail crossing, near Bristol—6.58 8.30 10.50 a m 12.50 4.40 depot, BERLIN, CONN. [loy and invites attention to it for the and vicissitudes of the party during one order—those w’hich produce coi-al, had drawn together until the hole was <»-45 S-37 P m return— 5.55 S05 n .1 5 a m great amount of geographical his­ these years, he has stood by the that is, the hard, calcareous formation, scarcely hirge enough for a man to crawl 1-304.35 5.40 8.42 p m th ro u g h . THE CHAIN HANGING tory there is compiled in it, and the helm and steered the g. o. p. of Ber­ and those which do not. The popular Tcrryville—f>.58 8.30 10.50 am 12.506.45 p The imprisoned man rec'ognizetl his m return— 7.54 11.05 a m 1.20 4.25 8,35 p m (liuerent line of explorations and lin safely, alike through sunshine term “coral,” as applied to the accumn aw’ful position, and without losing nmch VVaterbury—6.58 8.30 10.50am 12.506.45 early discoverers it brings out, to and storm. He has probably in all lated dead skeletons of the dead pol ps. is not strictly correct; coral, properly time struggled toward the top of the Cattle Stanchion. p m return— 7.30 10.45 a m i.oo 4.00 8.15 what is absorbing our attention at this time, made some mistakes. Who p m speaking, refers also to the living ani- shaft. Every foot he advanced the the jircsent time in connection with hasn’t. T h e N e w s believes that a m aL shaft became smaller, and for tlie last Havvleyville—6.58 a m 12.50 p m return— 6.37 a m 12.02 7.15 p m the discovery and landing of Colum­ flowery epitaph, after a man has The sea flower, although suggesting a ten feet he was compelled to dig his bus. Jt will run at least two weeks died, is very poor satisfaction, to plantlike structure, is still a true ani­ W’ay with a pocketknife, and when he Danbury—6.5S a m 12.50 6.45 p m return —6.25 11.05 a. m.; 7.02 p. m. more and increase in interest as it him at least, for any good he may mal. It has a skin, also rudimentary finally reached the surface he was com­ progresses. have performed while on earth, and nerves. It can seize with its tentacles: pletely exhausted, his clothes were tom Fishkill-on-Hudson—6.58am 12.50 pm return—10 00 a m 5.10 p m so takes this opportunity to publicly it can swallow and digest its food and and his body badly bruised. The rain, I r noKS not need the most pene­ notice his retirement from active throw out the refuse from its mouth; it which was still falling, soon revived the Poughkeepsie via Hopewell Junction 12.50 colonel, and, he started toward the camp p m Chicago and the West, via Erie R R trating scrutiny, of the casual ob­ service and say, “well done, good can defend itself from its enemies by 12.50 p m forcibly ejecting poison from its manj’ to meet his partner, to whom he related server, to notice that our present and faithful servant.” SUNDAY TRAINS. stings. It has some sensation. Quite a his marvelous experience. system of is not a thorough, Together they started to their mine, 9.20 a m for Plainville, Bristol and Water- practical success. So far as a secret number of species of polyps have rudi­ bury. Berlin’s Representative Sleet. mentary eyes, arranged around their or at least tried to, for although they ballot is concerned we consider it searched for two days they wei'e unaltle 4.45 p m for Hartford, Willimantic and In all communities, in all coun­ circular edges like beads. The hardened The most practical and humane cattle fast­ Boston. the acme of perfection, of its kind. to find any sight of their late posses­ ener ever invented. Gives perfect freedom base of the sea flower corresponds to I. D. Barton, A. C. Kendall, r>ut to the average voter it is con­ tries, there is ever manifest a per­ of the head. Illustrated circular and price a skeleton in a higher order of animal, sions. The rain had imdoubtedly thor­ Gen. Supt. Boston. G. P. A. Boston. sonal pride in the public men who free on application. Manufactured by fusing in its detail. 'I'hen again it even though in some anemones the hard­ oughly and tightly closed up the dis­ are sent forth to represent a people, covery shaft and melted away every O. H. ROBERTSON, 'lRUITS, NUTis AND CON causes valuable delay in the count­ ness may only be relative. or the affairs of a nation. Thus, it sign of the abim piled on the outside, so ForestTille. C oiin. B'EOTIONKKY. ing. We believe that before another Coral animals of the sea anemone or­ I WHOLB8AI.E AND RKTAIU is with a feeling of that personal presidential election occurs there d er rep ro d u ce th e ir k in d in several wa}’s. that to this time it has been impossible T . O . will be a reform, a simplifying some­ pride that even the little town of One is by ova, which develop perfect to find any trace of the mine.—Omaha NEWS OFFICE AND VARIETY STORE Bee. ______where, in this otherwise modern and Berlin has in the men who go out in­ iwlyps within the parent flower. An­ Cor. Chestnnt St.. New Britain. to the world to represent interests, her improved system. other mode is by budding; still another Yucatan’s Giant “Skeeters.” Pianos, Organs o r SALE.A io x 15 H.P. Baxter politically, commercially, religiously by fission. In the latter method a new “The largest mosquitoes in the world Engine in first class order, or otherwise. It is even a source of mouth may form beside the old one in only Getting the Returns at Hartford. are to be found in Yucatan,” said Rich­ AND BARGAINS. F2 years old, will sell for |6oo.oo. greater gratification to know that the center of a fringed disk, which then ard Beverly. “Until a few years ago 2 Organs ^ 60, original price, $110 ONE 2 H. P, Baxter Engine in good Almost as long as the oldest male the little town has sent out a num­ divides into disks, each surrounded by there was not a mosquito in all . order. Price I185.00. 1 “ 45, “ 100 resident in town can recall, it has ber of her sons who have reflected its own tentacles and each leading to its They were introduced by vessels from W. S. BRAN DEGEE. Berlin, Conn. own closed sac. In the budding process 1 “ Gf), “ 125 been the custom, after the close of honor in the places of trust and the United States, and have iu the land 1 Square piano, 140, “ *600 branches are thrown out, from which the polls, to go to Hartford to get responsibility they have filled. At of their adoption attained proportions 1 Organette. 15, with 6 rolls music, 25 C.Jl. WOODHTjlRn, spring new polyps. Tear one i)olyp to DKALSB IN “the returns.” Berlin’s isolation the election last Tuesday the citi­ unknown in other countries. The low'- 1 Piano, new, 250, just from factory, 325 pieces, and each piece may reproduce lands of Yucatan swarm with monster from telegraphic communication ren­ zens of the town selected a man to All in first<;lassJcondition aud waiTanted Meats, Vegetables all the parts it needs to form a fresh mosquitoes whose bite is almost as pain­ ders this very important adjunct represent them at the coming session polyp. for five years. AND A NEW STOCK OF CANNED GOODS, to the day’s work, almost impossible. ful as the sting of a bee. The historical East Berlin, Conn. of the legislature, who we feel con­ The familiar tree coral is the result Jersey mosquito sinks into insignifi­ La.st Tue.sday night was no excep­ NOTE TO THE PUBUC.—I wiU tako orden fident will ably perform the duties of the budding process. The branches cance beside these Titans of their kind, C.L. PIERCE, Agent, and deliver from a cart from 7 a. m. to S p. m. tion to this old standing rule. Fully assigned him and maintain that below are the dead skeletons, above After 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., 1 will keep m arketopea, ex­ which are frequently as large as house­ KENSINGTON, cepting Thursday nights, when 1 wiU clow at 8. from seventy-live to one hundred standard of’integrity which his name which the living polyps have mounted. flies. In neighborhoods where marshes »~G 1V E ME A TRTAT. ^ singular convulutions in “brain Office w’ith Wilcox & White Organ Co., went to the Capitol city from the and the town represents. T h e The abound it is impossible to keep stock of coral” were caused by fission, one mouth Alorkleu, Conn. three villages, on the several trains. N e w s has the pleasure of introduc­ any kind, and during the rainy season g iv in g rise to strings of others, which CHAS. H. WOODS^ S(5\'eral going up as late as eleven ing to its readers and the public, people W’ear coarse iietli; stretched never completely separated from each KENSINOTGN. CONN. o'clock. the man who is to fill this position, over face and neck to keep these insects Nearly all the Kensington visitors, other, a n d so left a continuous line of from devouring them.”—St. Louis Globe- Mr. Frank L. Wilcox, a young man stony skeletons. It must not be sup­ FaiK]rTiniiii{, Scroll Sawii^ Etai, and (luite a number from Berlin D em ocrat. EW LINES born and reared in the town, identi­ posed, however, that zoophytes of the AT SHOBT NOTICE. General Jobbing of all kinds. and Fast P.erlin, went in on the 7.10 fied with the growth and prosperity A Witty Ileply of Pope’s. N style of sea anemones are the only coral Mauufactm«r of Brackets and Fancy Aitiolea, train, and the passengers who were of^the place ; in the closest sympa­ pioneers. Some cal(*areous secretions As narrated by Edward Walford in Emery Wheels, Wheelbarrows, etc. on the train leaving here at g.io will thy with every movement for the are le ft by animals related to the me- his “Greater London,” Frederick, prince JOINEKS’ SUPPLIES TO ORDEB. tioubtless long remember the dele­ public welfare ; a benefactor and dussa, or jellyfish. Other corals come of Wales, sometimes visited Alexander gation who boarded the cars at Ber­ friend to all. Whether in the office from the bryozoans, which look like pol Pope at his villa. On one occasion when lin for the city of Hartford. There yps, but really belong to the subking­ the prince was on a visit. Pope, after ex­ W. GWATKINS. with his associates in business ; in Fall Shoes DEALER IN were probably forty-five in the the refined and elegant home where dom of mollnsks. The bottom of the pressing the most dutiful professions of sea is largely covered with deiK>sits from attachment, gave his royal highness an crowd, and it is safe to say that from boyhood to manhood he has such animals. It is even believed that opportrmity of observing very shrew’dly there were more enthusiasm, harm­ ever extended a true welcome to Mens and Ladies. in early times they made up the greater that his (the poet’s) love for princes w'as BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, less, wholesome good nature, good friend and stranger alike ; in private part of limestone strata. Mention must inconsistent with his dislike for kings, singing and general fun, wrapped up Sausages and Ham. or public, he is always the same es­ also be made of the beautiful and bril­ since princes may in time become kings. 11.50, $2.00 and $2.50. beneath the overcoats of that party, teemed and popular gentleman. The liant corallines, or vegetable corals, cal- Said his royal highness: Vegetables iu their Season. than was ever let loose at a Dutch interests of Berlin will be safe in careons seaw e^, which look like red, “Mr. Pope, I hear you don’t like Grades never before equalled in style Everything Fresh and Clean. picnic or a Donnybrook fair. It was the hands of such a representative. white and yellow branched coral, but p rin ces.” and they have got the Wear in as contagious as it was spontaneous BERLIN, CONN. which, properly speaking, are algae. “Sir, I beg your pardon.” them, too. cffervescen't. Passengers who were Ck>rf^ of some kinds are found in all “W ell, then, you don’t like kings.” suiidenly awakened by the invasion, seas. Those stony formations popularly “Sir, I must own that I like the lion called co rals are mostly produced within best before his claws are grown.” J.E. B R O W N were participating in the singing D E A L E R IN and cheering before their eyes were the tropics. Probably the variety best No reply could well have been happier. fairly opened, and even the train k n o w n is the red or pink coral, long es­ Chas. N. Blake & Co., A Keniarkablc Itible. hands and the conductor seemed to teemed for ornaments. This was found in the Me

The next year S76, Ciunnbiorn a sea rover, their interpretations. 'I'he opinion of the The Manufacture of Wire. DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. driven to the west by a storm, sighted a best trained archctologists however is, that ON THE ALEUAZAM. The m:inufacture of wire as now car- strange land, and his report was not forgotten. it is the work of Inilians of historic times. ri*'d out inaj* be briefly and concisely H ov America was Probably Pop­ It has been frequently declared, that the About 925 A. D. another storm-tossed vessel A GRAPHIC STORY OF A THRiLLING stated, and consists in attenuating or re­ ulated—ClalniB of the Different was driven upon a far away coast, which was stonetower now standing in Newport, R. 1., was built by tlie Norsemen. Recent RAILROAD WRECK. duction in section thin rods of the metal F Nations Considered—The Scan named Ireland the Great. A desperate young Norwegian named Eric the Red, be­ antiquarians almost without exception, be­ nnder manipulation by dra\ving them j :s, UPHAM dinarian Explorations—Eriden lieve that it was erected by C’lOV. Arnold of Cold through holes in a draw plate, usn - 1 ing banished from Iceland, fitted out a ship The Iton d AVas Sluw a n d a H o rse C'«r ces of Their Occupation of Our for discovery, and found the strange land Rhode Island as a windmill, sometime be­ ally made of hard steel. The wire draw- \ Line Have Hotter Time. North Am erican Continent. sighted by Gunnbiorn. He stayed there tween 1670 and 16S0 ; and I’alfrey in his er's bench is furnished with a horizontal j “ New England,” is thought to have put iMif t li f .'Sjieed o f Its T ra in s U'as A ji'ire- k RAND. fBY REV. THOMAS CLAYTON.] three winters, and then returned home with cylinder, driven by steam or other power, the tidings that he had found tJreenland. this view beyond doubt, by showing its eiated in One <'ase .Vnjivay—Here It Is. on which tlie wire is wound after leav­ NATIVE TRIBES AND EARLY EXPLORATIONS. similarity in design, to the tower of a mill in The following year (>85, he sailed for Green­ ing the draw plate. The holes in the Chesterton, England. Hearthstones dis­ “We were fitting in the smoking car Meriden, Conn. We are now to consider briefly, the origin land with fourteen ships, and a new colony draw plate are arranged in decreasing sprung up rapidly. Christianity was in­ covered under a peat bed at Cape Cod, about of the slee]ier and riie convi-rsation nu- of the native tribes, and then the claims of diameters, and a fine wire may require troduced about the year 1000 A. D. and twenty-five years ago, were held at the time p lasan rly enongli. ry coverers. intending or accidental of American quisite the wire is drawn through mbies the cape had, in the fourteenth century, one in all the evidences, advanced from time to was bron;;hr by the occnrivnce of sev­ shores ; or as progenitors, more or less perfect hundred and ninety settlements, a cathedral time, which can be said to prove by archaeo­ eral bad wrecks in the east. “We Vv'ere or other hard stones in the draw plate. or remote, of American tribes; and there is no and eleven churches ; the other further north, logical traces, the presence of Scandinavians traveling frmii one town to another—1 The s}>eeil of the drawing cylinder is in­ For This Week good reason why any one of them, may not had ninety settlements and four churches. on American soil, south of Davis Straits. creased as the diameter of the wire di­ Arguments of this kind have been abandoned, w on’t say v\-in‘re—on a road I w ill call have done all that is claimed for them. The In 9S6, according to the sagas, a ship sail­ the Alegazam. because I don’t want to m inishes. ing from Iceland to the new colony, was by all except a few enthusiasts. Still it may Much confusion has existed in regard character of the evidences produced in sup­ be said, that the Northmen sailing to \'in- make bad friends t)f the railrivid pt'ople. Are, a lin« of Lowell extra su- driven out of itscourse, and Hjarni llerjolf- to the gauges of wires, no fewer than port of these claims, however, is not decisive land, encountered natives whom they named Bnt the experience is worth tilling, for p«r ingrain carpets at 55c. son the captain, reported that he reachetl fifty-five dillerent gauges being men­ enough to warrant our putting absolute con­ land to the southwest, where the coast was Skraelings,and who were probably Ks«]uimaux I'll never forget it if I live to be a thon- {To be Continuiii.) tioned by a recent writer, of which forty- fidence in them. Even if their general au­ level country, and that he took nine days sanil years ;ind a day old. There was A line of Roxbury Tapestry to return to Greenland. About the year one big ft-llow in the smoker—a druni- five were for measuring and determining thenticity be allowed, the details are so self- Brussels carpets at 65c. 1000, Leif Kricson who introduced Christ­ The Chimes in 01«1 Trinity. nier who evidently was a kicker. At nil the size of wire as made and sold within contradictory, as to render it impossible for ianity into Greenland though a priest, sailed There is !i delightful niysteiy abont events he n the grass tasted London. One more, it is believed, c.tme take that.’ The big drummer was get­ sandth of an inch in diameter.—Cham­ in the striking physical resemblance of the draperies, table covers, sweet. Further south and west, they entered from England in 1788, when the second ting to be a nuisance in the conversa­ bers’ Jotu’nal. sh ades and house fumish- tribes, now living on opposite sides of the a river which opened into an expanse of Trinity clnirch was erected. When the tion. Pacific ocean, in northern latitudes. The water, on the shores of which they built their present Trinitj* church was built in 1845 “At the end of every horrible tale he Fertile Alaska. huts for the winter. Sending out exploring ings. would brighten nii and say: ‘That isn't The nature of the whole land in evidence becomes more convincing, by the parties, they found vines loaded with grapes, there were six old bells in the steeple. similarity of the flora which environs these which induced Leif to call the country Vin- The largest one was cracked and Avas a marker to what will happen some day Alaska can be roughly divided into three LINEN department is crowd­ conditions: Snow and icefields bury the people on either shore. It is also possible as land. The next year Thorwald, I.eif’s brother sent to Troy to be recast, and at the on the Alegazam. Mark my words. ed with table linens, napkins, same time four more Troj' bells were This road is a hoodoo if there ever was coast ran 'e and choke up every hollow; has been suggested, that there were early went to Vinland with one ship, and remained three years making explorations south and boug ht. one.’ Our cigars were smoked out as to the immediate north the valleys towels, crashes. In this de­ African immigration to Yucatan, and other north. Consequently the Trinity chime now cigars will be smoked out, and we re­ are rocky and barren, bnt the vast in­ partment will be found some SoHth American lands. It is conceivable In A. D. looft, Thorfinn Karlsefne arrived consists of ten bells, five cast in England tired for tlie night. The drnnnner's terior be} ojnl is richly clothed in luxuri­ unusual values in counter­ too, that the great northern current setting in Greenland, anil married a courageous and five cast in Troy. The largest bei’th was only a few numbers from ant vegetation. Scientific authorities widow named Gudrid, who induced him to east across the Pacific, may have carried w eighs y,80r) pounds, the smallest 750, mine, and as he got into bed he poked theorf'ticrlly mapped out giant ice fields panes, and crochet bed cov­ emigrate to Vinland, taking live stock and as spreadMig over the entire land from ers. many a disabled vessel and stranded it on other necetisaries for permanent settlement. and the whole together about 15.000 his head out betwi-en the curtains and the shores of California, or further north, and The first winter was a severe one, but Gud­ pounds. Tliey are hnng in such a heavy said in a hoarse whisper, ‘Let your body the Fairwesither and Mount St. Elias so led to the infusion of Asiatic blood among rid gave birth to a son named Snorre, from wooden framework that the full volume h an g h a lf t>ut th e w in d o w so y o u 'll be ranges nc rth almost to the valley of the Are headquarters for wool whom Thorwaldson, the Danish sculptor, of their sound is never heard in the on hand when it strikes;’ and then turned Y ukon. the original tribes of the coast. Probably blankets and comforts, from was said to be descended. After spending street. Even before the improvements in, and, 1 don't dimbt, went sonjid to Colossal heights mantled in never in this way, the Chinese and Japanese, helped the lowest priced to very three years in Vinland. Karlsefne and part of in Grace church, Trinity’s method of sleep, never looking for an accident, not­ melting s-iows tower thousands of feet to populate the western slopes of the Ameri­ the colony returned to Greenland. The Saga ringing was considered primitive by com­ withstanding all his talk. in the air, but within the shadow of fine goods. can continent. It is quite as likely, that the states that trading voyages to the settlement parison.—New York Sun. “Now, a railroad wreck is a funny these ini;;hty uplands, in the sheltered formed by Karlsefne became frequent, and Malays of southeastern Asia may have drifted thing,” continued Mr. Hart. “Every­ hollows beneath, lie immense valleys the snips returned with timber which was An exam ination will prove the $135,000 for a Hook. across to the Polynesian isles, and from greatly needed in Greenland. A bishop, body thinks he’s the last man out and carpeted i u richest grasses and gracefully coiTectness of our a s s e r t i o n . thence to the coast of South America, and so named Eric Upsi, is said to have gone from The Vatican library at Rome, cele­ the last to hear the shock, and conse­ tinted with w’ild flowers. Here in the formed part at least, of its original inhabi­ Greenland to Vinland in 1121. The last brated for its thousands of valuable quently thinks there’s no hope for him. summer a genial clime is found, where ship of which we read went to Vinland, for books, contains a copy of that most val­ People don't stop to consider that in strcxwberries and other wild fruits rii>en tants. A theory that seems to have common timber in 1347 ; after which the Sagas leave uable of all books, the Hebrew Bible. ninety-nine out of a hundred wrecks the in luxuriance, where there are 4)^ acceptance among ethnologists is, that the it in oblivion. Many other details of their Years ago, in the time of Pope Julius, damage is all done at once or not at all. months (f summer and of winter. IVES, UPHAM & RAND, Esquimaux are the last wave of an aboriginal life and discoveries are given, but the ac­ ab o u t 1513 o r 1514, a most remarkable And this case is a good exemplar. I In June and July the sun is lost below American race, which spread over the conti­ counts of the Sagas are so confusing and offer was made for this Biblical treasure. sleep soundly but lightly when I travel, the horizon only for a few hours, and varied, we can only feel certain something nent from more genial climes ; following A syndicate (I suppose the company was the temperature, though chilly at night, was done without knowing what it was. and 1 am a ready waker when there is principally the river and water courses, and In all other olaces visited by the North­ hardly known as a “syndicate” at that an}' xtnupual noise—that is, noise not has an a-verage of 65 degs. in the day­ continually yielding to the pressure of the men, they left proofs of their occupation ; time) of rich Jews was formed for the caused by the travel of the train over time.—E. J. Glave in Century. tribes behind them, until they have at last but nowhere in America, outside of Greenland, purpose of getting the Bible out of the the rails. This night I turned In has any Runic inscription been found ; except hands of the Catholic hierarchy. They with a smile at my drummer’s fears and Gilmore’s Baton. peopled the sea coasts in the far north. .Some on an island on the east shore of Baffin’s made many offers, all of which were re­ was fast asleep in ten minutes. The When Gilmore was in Minneapolis think they once dwelt as far south as New Bay. Not a single grave knov/n to be fused, capping the climax by offering its rub-a-dub-dub of the wheels sung me during the exposition in 1888 the mnsic A. DAMON.D.D.S. Jersey. Norse, has been as yet discovered after ail ■weight in gold. As the weight of the into a sound slumber, and I’m sure I of his band was transferred to a phono­ those centuries of alleged occupation. These In the principal library of Mexico City book is exactly 325 ponnds, that offer waa don’t know how long it lasted until I graph, and he afterward heard it. w Sagas are centainly pre-Columbian, but it is there is a pictorial history, conceded to be “ T h a t i:i wonderful, gi-and!” exclaimed DENTIST. hard to avoid the suspicion,that the narrative considered as being equivalent to $125,- was awakened by a combination of three over one thousand years old. It was our of the explorers has degenerated into the 000 of United States currency.—Phila­ things, and pretty thoroughly awakenod Gilmore. “It’s all there but my little 1 8 Pratt St., Hartford. privilege once to carefully study a copy of story-tellinj of the fire-side. Nevertheless delphia News. at that. First, the train had stoi>ped stick and the tap tap of the alto horn’s it, between twenty and thirty feet in length, the probabilities of a Norse occupation are and there was no rattle. Then 1 h eard h eel.” JOHN W. COX. very great. 'I'hey were among the hardiest The Father of I'haraoh’s Daughter. The “little stick” was his baton. It and eight or ten inches wide. It represents a voice cry out in the night outside: tl Architect and Builder. and boldest of races. They certainly colon­ Who was the father of pharaoh’s “ 'For God's sake stop that engine!’ was made of whitewood, and he always several tribes crossing over the narrow straits Estimates on Dwelling houses cheerfully given ized Iceland and Greenland and it is hardly daughter? What was his name? The “And then following that up almost carried it when at the head of his band. in boats, and then continues to picture their If you contemplate any building work— likely that their adventurous spirit was so word pharaoh was simply a title, and instantaneously there was a great crash­ “I have a dozen or more batons,” said eave word with telegraph operator at Bridge progress southward. They cross rivers and suddenly ([uenched. The voyage from the phrase “pharaoh’s danghter” gives the popular leader one day, “but none Greenland to the coast of Labrador, was not ing sound of breaking glass. That was hop, or J. Ross, and 1 will call and see you. encamp on the shores of lakes. The trees no more information than “the king’s all. Following this there was a silence of them Compares with this little stick. ocaa-iy ______so great as the one from Norway to Iceland. and fruits of different sections are shown, Once reaching the shores of America, they daughter” or “the lord’s daughter.” so profound that I could hear my watch I can tap on the edge of my mnsic stand and the numerous battles that are fought with would naturally follow them to the South. Three pharaohs of the name of Thot- ticking under iny pillow. W hat did it with this, and it will not spoil it. My opposing tribes. Here and there along the The weight of probability is on the whole, mes, three of the name of Amenhotep mean? A thousand questions rushed other batons would be ruined, so I keep way, they are represented as having en­ in favor of a Norse occupation of our Ameri­ and two of the name of Rameses have into my head in the second of time that them locked up.” trenched themselves and settled down to ag­ can soil, at some point or points south of had their names advocated to be the followed the breaking of the glass. But During his continental tour he was Greenland ; but the value of the evidence we ricultural life. Several of the tribes finally father of the princess who rescued the before I had time to get out of the berth presented with magnificiently decorated are told, is scarcely that which attaches to detached themselves from the main body, and infant Moses. There is a controversy a voice rang through the car in a tone batons in every country. Some of them settled somewhere in our southwestern well established historical records. going on ab o u t it—a co ntroversy revived were diamond tipped, and all were gold Prof. Daniel Wilson of Toronto, in his the like'of which I never heard before states, and may have been the builders of the by the Rav. Professor Heckler at the trimmed.—New York Advertiser. Pueblos. At length the main body reached work on “ 1’re-Historic Man,” sums up the and hope never to hear again. congress of orientalists in London. the land of Mexico, where they settled down, matter in this way : “ The data are the mere “ ‘Jum p for your lives!’ probably as the original inhabitants. It is vague allusions of a traveller’s tale, and it “I have heard and seen some queer A Jealous Elephant. difficult to say what is the historical value of is indeed the most unsatisfactory feature of Killed the Cat. things in my day% but before I heard An amusing instance of elephantine this strange document. Its acknowledged the Sagas, that the later the voyages, the Several years ago a farmer and his that voict) I never knew what horror pride is told by Baker, The elephant antiquity is certainly in its favor. Even if more confused and inconsistent their narra­ wife were sitting oppo»nte each other at meant. The feeling of a man’s whole which usually led the state procession of tives become in every point of detail. With accepted as true, it throws no light upon the a kitchen table in a storm. A cat was life was concentrated into that voice, a rajah being sick, the magnificent trai>- origin of the Indian tribes of our country, all reasonable doubts as to the accuracy of lying beside them on the floor near the pings wera placed on one which had np details, there is the strongest probability in and it struck into my nerves as might a who are supposed to be the intruders from stove. The lightning struck the chim­ favor of the authenticity of the American streak of lightning that had no power to to this time occupied only a subordinate the south, who drove the Esquimaux into the ney over the kitchen, came down, and place. The animal, delighted with its arctic circle. Vinland.” k ill. whirled the table about without injur­ Mr. Dali writes, in the third report of the The whole question was brought to a “As I jumped to the ground and finery, showed its glee by so many little Bureau of Ethnology, page 146, “ There practical issue, by the proposition to raise a ing either the man or his wife. It rushed up the track I saw approaching squeaks arul kicks of pleasure that gen­ can be no doubt that America was populated monument in Boston to Leif Ericson, coming struck the stove, passing off by one of our train on Ihe same track, coming to eral attention was attracted to it. in some way, by people of an extremely low from the well known musician “ Ole Bull.” The its legs, which was melted, killed the meet onr engine, the headlight of an­ Not long after anotlier state proces­ grade of culture at a period even geologically project was finally carried out, although long cat, and finally went off into the well other locomotive. That headlight and sion was formed, and the previous remote. There is no reason for supposing delayed by the opposition of the Massachu­ by way of a nail in the floor.—Exchange. the dark outlines of the engine behind wearer of the gold cloths, being re­ however, that immigration ceased with these setts Historical society, on the ground that no satisfactory evidence existed, to show it looked to me like some horrible mon­ stored to health, took his accustomed original people." .Some Dresti G ooiIh. that any point of New England had been ster from another world. It was more place and trappings, when the now de­ In turning away from the consideration of The dressmakers of the reign of Lonis probable Asiatic colonization, it may be well reached by the Northmen. The sense of the than a simple piece of machinerj’. The graded beast, imagining j)erhaps that XV announced that, among other costly to remind you, that Behring’s Straits are only society as finally reported by a committee thing was alive, and seemed to be about he was b! the passengers were alarm/.-d science object simply to the use of the now. dred miles from Norway, five hu n dx 1 from the cepted facts of history rest.” one else.”—Indianapolis Journal. and had l>?gun to come out, a thou­ harp and the fiddle upon the village extreme northwest point of Scotland, and Let us add that in our judgment this ver­ sand trains might have been wrecked. green after the common evensong upon Sugar May also Go Up. only two hundred and fifty miles from Green­ dict is too severe, in not takiug into account A gentleman who had gone to watch Nearly all the passengers were now out­ Sunday afternoons, but objected to them land. We are certain that Greenland was NSW POTATOS8 ALWAYS ON two things ; first, that the Norsemen are at side inquiring into the cause of the even upon the week days. To be a colonized from Iceland, and therefore do not with a sick friend opened a door which HAND. least sixteen or eighteen hundred years led to the cellar, but from which the trouble. In my iiKpiiries I discovered harper or fiddler was ipso facto to be a wonder at the claim, that Northmen passed nearer to us, than the heroes of Homer, stairs had been removed. He fell and the cause of the crashing glass. The sinner. Any money earned by plajdng from Greenland to the coast of America. secondly, that the Scandinavians at the time GROCERIES man in the berth next mine had heard Geoffrey of Monmouth informs us that King were Christians, and therefore not so likely Was killed. W hat a wicked neglect to a harp or viol was the “wages of in­ The best, and Cheapest, where quality is Arthur sailed to Iceland early in the sixth to distort the facts of history. We might have such a door unbarred in the front the brakes put on, had heard the first iquity.”—London Saturday Review. needed. century, or nearly one thousand four hundred also add, that the art of printing came into h a l l ! ______outcry and, thinking that trouble was years ago, and overcame the people he found ahead, simply bolted through his \snn- Soft ItedH for’ Invalids. general use two centuries later ; so that the Antiochus Epiphanes died suddenly I.ILULPIII, attkePDstOffits. there. Unfortunately, it is impossible to dis­ records must have been more correctly pre­ dow, carrying the glass \sath him. He Air beds are the modem sine qua non nnder circumstances which gave the cern between the mythical and the histori­ served, than the poems of Homer ; which for was not even scratched. We learned of the invalid. Nothing can be more cal in the story of King Arthur. Doubtless Jews, whose temple he had profaned, centuries, were supposed to have been handed that, throu<;h an error in switching at restful and comfortable to the sick frame its coasts had been sighted by many a wan­ occasion to regard his death as a judg­ down through the precarious channel of a station up the road, the strange engine than the relief from the bed fatigue dering pirate and daring Dane. In the men’s memories. ment from heaven. ninth century the Irish came and established had slid down our track just in time to which this invention aff«rrc O. • . P»T«gT OmcK hair. dow of our sleeper was broken through, —New Yorj£ Times. and we can aecnre patent in IcH Ubw than thoie years ago, there may have bran a more tem- rocks have been pointed out, as bca ' g and our friend the drummer dived perate cUouteclimate than now. In 875 A. D. Norse Scandinavian or Runic inscriptions, i Ji iwaotefrom WaduMton. ... . ^ The glassmakers of Thebes forty cen­ through it head first to the ground. He Crickets as Teta. Send «»odel. draw i^ or photo., ^ritk deicrip- settlers came to IceUmd under Ingolf, a jarl most famous of these is the Dighton r • don. W e adtriae, if patentable or not, free of turies ago possessed the art of staining had just learned that we were going to A woman in Kennebunk, Me., has dutfce. Our fee not one tin patent la eecnred. or earl of Norway. The Christian Irish lying in the tide on the side of Taurt n A PAMMiLcr. **HowtoQbtaio Pateota,” wHh abandoned the iabmd rather than associate river, town of Berkeley, Mass. Dr. De C o ;a glass, and they produced the commodity be wrecked, and he didn’t want to take made pets of five field crickets. Each ei5t^ a a ^ a tfie U.S.and fbn^ooaotiles with them. It was therefore speedily occu­ thinks that the central portion may be I . u :11c. in the utmost profusion. any chances. And in his flight from the has a namo and seems to know it when •M^free. Addrea, pied by a succession of immi^ations from It has been interpreted to mean, that 1 aor- window to the ground I heard him say, spoken. They are peculiarly sensitive Norwair, so that in fifty years, a hardy little ffnn with 151 men took possession of the The horse which carried the emperor in anything but a i>leasant tone of voice, to music, and are always chirping when C.A.8NOW&.CO. republic of seventy thousand souls was country. It is asserted that^Indians discard ' Or*. PATCMT OmCK. WASNIItaTON, D. C. of Germany through the Franco-Ger- ‘Oh, this is the Alegazam, this is!’”— the sound of a musical instrument ia establisbed, ali&ost within the arctic circle. this portion of the inscription, when giving toan war is in receipt of a pension. Chicago Post. heard.—New Y"ork Tribune. T H E B E E L IK TH U RSD A Y , NOV. 10, 1892.

No* ■ Fair Sample of the Sex. AN AUUUMN MELODY. CATS FOR CO^IPANY. A who has returned from a trip TliP nishtinsrrilo siinc softly in the wood. W h at notes of what'ditty can sound from the abroad says that women, as a rule, do city. As tlioui^h a thous:iii-' The smoke of the threshing is softly enmesh­ Gathcriuix new siilendor while the skies grew It was such a whistle as the Pied Piper more often the rule, and it’s worth i^. ing dim. Brown gables with delicate gray; of Hamlin may have given when he “•How shall my beauty fade, Women, it is said, invariably either Flour. Flour. Flour. The red leaves are falling, the plovers are called the rats from the famous old city AVho ill the .May night’s shade overdo this, and spoil the servants by calling. to a watery grave iu the river Weser. Henceforth am an eternal brinhtness made?” raising their ideas, or underdo it so amaz­ The sea wind is salt o’er the wold; But instead of rats there came from a But the sea sighed through all its depths of ingly as to be absurd. I suppose it is The bryonies blacken, the tufts of green little shant}' in Alderman Duffy’s coal gray— another form of the old accusation—no bracken The sea compl.-iined on every lonely shore: Turn gold. yard at the foot of East Twenty-sixth middle distance. street the queerest colony of cats to be “Too well 1 know your fate, ye joys of May, O scents that redouble where slow through the I shall sell Washburn & Crosby Flour, for a Heard and bi lu-Kl a tlumsand times before! Well, a Boston actress crossed on the stubble found perhaps in Christendom. They Your jias^sionate faith is vain! steamer with the man mentioned above, .^!ie plow cleaves a pathway of hopel gathered about the watchman of the 1 onl\, 1 remain. sailing from East Boston in the earl'- <) woods fading yellow, and orchards grown yard, Charles Melville, a short thick few daj's, at the low price of W hen li,L:ht ami soiij; are fled forevermorel” summer. She sat at the captain’s table, mellow. —M. C. CilliiiLciou in London Spectator. And flocks on the faraway slopel set man with bristling brown mustache, and was so pretty as to attract the ad­ O sea songs that mingle on bowlder and who walked with a slight limp and is per Barrel. T h e »'h«‘ o f ill” a n d “ SU all.” miring attention of every one on board. shingle, familiarly known as “Doc,” because of Tiu'n' is ])rohably no more confusing The fact had its penalties. She was in O fields that of old time I knewl his veterinary skill, in answer to his lusty health, and her appetite reflected My heart swells to bursting with infinite part of ilie Eni:lisli laniruage than that thirsting whistle. AvliicU ro j:n la tt'sth e proiieriise of “ s h a i r the bracing effects of the sea air on her For you. “Great family, ain't it?** said the Bos tSt. Louis Flour, $4.75 per barrel. and -will." The reply of Janies Russell fine physique. At every meal she called —M. C. Gillington in Chambers’ JournaL watchman after a moment's pause, dur­ for every dish on the bill of fare. The Lowell to tho Avoiiian who wrote, saj’- M y Old Slippers. ing which he counted them to see if the iiii;, ‘-1 would he very lunch obliired for cook must have felt honored, but it cats were all there. “Ain't another like yonr autou;rai)h.'’ has bt'en often in kept the steward jumping. He took BY HEZEKIAH. it in the city. The black one's Nig. He's more steps for her sweet pleasure than print, and lias nndonhtedly been clipped H, ME ! How comfortable I feel 2 years old, and the most intelligent. for scrap and pockethi>ok relerence bj’ for all the rest of his contingent He Larry, the brindle, is the same age, and X a . as I sit beside the open fire this m an y persons. The poet essayist jjrant- did his duty well. There shone in his is the biggest of the lot. That black and ed her reiinest in the following,' fashion: eyes the contented hope of a handsome chilly blustering evening, when the white small sized cat is C'inders. tip, and at the end of the voyage she SILVERINE. “Pray, do not say hereafter, *1 w ould be wind is roaring without in fitful Klinkers, over there, is black and white gave him—a shilling.—Mahogany Tree. too. She's the dead spit of her mother, obli.ced.” If you wouhl be obliged, be gusts throuSh the leafless branches obliged and be done with it. Say, ‘1 is Cinders. Most people can’t tell them An Odd Railway. A l l i>houUl be o bliged,' an d oblige, j'o u rs of our fine old elms, so recently apart. That staid looking old woman iiuoqualled preparation for cleaning “One of the queerest railroads any­ tru ly , Jam e s ]\nsst'll Lowell." stripped of their glorious verdure. over there is Minnie. She is 8 years where in the country,” said the Rev. D. old, being the oldest of all, and purposes. For silver-plated ware, tin, cop­ All addiiional hint to go with this One prominent factor in this com­ “cut me out” is that of the old verse: S. Banks, of North Ontario, “is a novel the grandmother of most of the fort is a pair of old red leather slip In the tirst iK'rson simply shall foretells; line that runs from South Ontario, in babies. The lively little lady with the per or brass, it is thorough and instanta­ In will a threat or else a promise dwells; San Bernardino county, where I live. oers. Goodness knows how long five liver colored kits is Ginger. They Shall iu the >eeond or the ihirdtloth threat; The line is seven miles long. A span of I’ve had them—years and years. think they are going to get something to neous iu eftect. Regular price 25c. Shall \Vill simjily tlu'ii fori'tells the future feat. stout inules draw the car up over the Possibly a decade. One heel is all Or “shair' in the first and “will” iu the eat. See how disappointed they look road. There is nothing singular about when they find thej’ ain’t.’* second and third j>ersons are to be re­ askew. The red preparation is in sell for a few days at 20c. per bottle. that, but it comes in on the return trip. “Nothing today,” he said sharply. garded as simple declarations, and both dined to leave the leather in spots. “The seven miles are on a tilt all the Though ever so humble there’s no “Trot back: the gentleman has seen in all other ca.ses convey a threat.— way, although the track does not look piace like this old slipper home for you.” Isow York Times. like it. So w'hen the car starts back the The twenty-three cats were for a mo­ mules get on and take a ride, the car my feet. Betsy has a sincere re­ ment irresolute. Then they blinked The Death of Juiubo. booming over the w^hole line by gravity. gard for appearances. These old tlieir eyes as if to wijje awaj* the tears, The sti>ry told by Scott, the keeper The mules enjoy it too. They ride there slippers of mine have been a thorn and turned about and went with droop­ who went to America with Jumbo, of in as self satisfied a way as any other in the body of her prejudices for ing tails and bent heads into the shanty the e h 'p h a m 's death is sad. The animals passenger, and the view seems equally having things look slick. So the whence they came. The watchman Buckwheat Flour. were being loaded while the circus was charming. North Ontario, you know, ther d ay—my birthday, by tiu followed, leading the rejwrter to the pi'rforniing, and Scott was walking is situated at the mouth of S w Antonio ^ay—she surprised me with tht shed, which was built iu the comer of Jumbo along t he railroad between two canyon, but there are a lot of magnifi­ the coal yard. It was not more than a Xcw Buckwheat Flour, 3 l-2c. per lb nnvs of trufks. gift of a brand new pair of fine cent mountains around there. One col­ leather slippers. How they shone dozen feet square and as many high, and There was another elephant with them ony—^for they can scarcely be called was built of old boards. It stood at the as I took them out of the box. And Now Rye Flour, 2 l-2c. “ —a dwarf elephant bought in Singai)ore towns—is situated on the Bwta Fe road entrance to the yard. At the street end in to be “clown elephant.” Jumbo and the other on the Southern Pacific. Betsy stood by to receive my ap- was a door, in the bottom of which was Graham 3c. “ would not go an> where without him. It is the seven miles of street railway jroval and thanks for her genuint cut a hole about three inches square. On this occasion the small elephant was that connect the two. thoughtfulness. May she forgive Hanging over the little hole was a flap And everything at law prices. going iti front, and when the train came “The way they get the moles aboard me though for publicly confessing of wood suspended from a piece of round the curve Jumbo caught hold of is this: There is a little truck under the that beneath all thanks for her gift leather. Two windows lit laii the inte­ his chum and pushed him iK'tween two car, and it is pulled out, becoming an lay heavy thoughts on my heart. It rior of the shed. On one side was a freight trucks. This saved the small adjunct to the regular passenger depart­ raised bunk, where the watchman sleeps, «me. who only got his leg broken, bat seemed to me that the new slippers ment. The moment the truck is slid had come to replace the old ones. and on the other, under the windows, Jumbo was badly cut up by the heavy out the intelligent animals make a start was a long shelf. Coils of rope, shovels, locomotive and died about an hour after. .NOW I’m a bit old-fashioned. The A. B. GOODRICH for it and step up and on. It is extreme­ old oaken bucket and its moss-cover­ picl.dxes, tools, odds and ends of iron, —St. James Budget. ly amusing—^the way they do it and the pulleys and blocks, lanterns and empty ing as it hangs from the sweep in way they enjoy this ride, and they are boxes littered up the rest of the interior. K t^ard for S»or«“d Trees. great favorites with the people.”—San the well, has more charm for me Upon tha bunk, shelf and floor and in C O ^ l i T . Throughout the length and breadth of Francisco Examiner. than all the water pipes and faucets. nooks and corners the cats were mak­ tJie Ficus religiosa. under which Our old, half-painted farm house ing themselves perfectly at home. The Buddha rested for seven years plunged Economics of the Poor. made a deeper impression on the watchman picked up a small piece of LODGE MEETINGS. TTEN RY HUBBARD, in divine thought, is dedicated to re­ A cheerful creature, who deserves mind of my youthful days than any meat from a closet and began to chop it ligious woi'shij*. and may on no account more credit for her courage than many DEALER IN sprucely white painted and green up. Instantly the cats were all atten­ O. U. A. M. l)e felled or destroyed. With more uni­ heroes who have died on the field of bat­ DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD- blinded affair of today. I loved the tion and watched him intently. When Pequot Council, No. 24. meets every Mon­ versal but not le.