THE BERLIN WEEKLY NEWS. Vol

THE BERLIN WEEKLY NEWS. Vol. II. N 'o .ll B E R LIiir, CONN-., TH U R SD AY, OCT. Q7 , 1 8 9 3 . Price 8 Cents.

BERLIN BREVITIES. Columbua Day at SchooL EAST BERLIN ECHOES. Sunday Servieae. It is more than safe to say that the scholars Sunday, Oct. 30th, preaching at 10.4 s Boston A Heriden Still no signs of rain. LAST WKKK S CONCERT. of every school in the nine districts compris by the Rev. G. A. Hood of Boston. CLOTHIAG CO. Miss Kmily Brandegcc left for New York The concert given by the Banjo club as- ing Berlin, can give a very clear aud inter Sunday School at 12 o’clock. Laigt^st, Finest aud Best Fitting Stoek of (Nothing in the I'uesd.iy. si.sted by the male quartet, and read Junior society of Christian Endeavor at Notice how f.ir the new moon was south ? esting history of who Christopher Columbus ings by Miss Hallie F. Gilbart, elocutionist, 4 .3 0 p.m. iState at Lowest Cash Prices. A sure sign of a w;irni spell. was, what he did to make his name so famous was held in the Methodist church last Thurs Less than two weeks before the political as it is today, what he was in youth, where Y. P. S. C. E. at 6 .30. day, as announced in vour last week’s issue, BOSTON iV: MEIMDEN agony will be over. Preaching at 7.30 by the pastor. 36 Colony St., Merid; 1. C L O T H IN O CO« he was born, how many times he came to .-ind was an agreeable surprise to all who The aiivcrtisement o,f Ives, Upham & America, etc., etc. For several weeks past were fortunate enough to secure tickets. It Preparatory lecture on Thursday evcaiac Rand this week, has speci.il interest for our ^vas given for the benefit of the East Berlin at 7.30. lady readers. the teachers have been rehearsing and coach ing their pupils in recitations, readings and Librarj’ association and the success which re The Ladies’ Benevolent soci^ will hold C. r Merwin has discontinued the blow- warded the efforts of all who took part in it their annual meeting in the ladies*’ |>arIor,parlor, oa ng of the “weather signals,” on account of singings, all commemorative of Columbus must be very encouraging and gratifying to Friday afternoon. The Ladies’ Missiooary BERLIN BRICK CO. the near appro.ich of closing down for the I ).iy, or the four hundredth anniversary of them. The entertainment opened with a society will also hold their annual meetiiig iii MARCUS E. JACOBS, Proprietor. winter. the discovery of America by Mr. Columbus, cornet solo by Mr. Henderer, with accom the same place at a.30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. It is reported that the Catholic church at of Genoa, Italy. paniment on the organ by Miss Bessie 28th. All ladies old and young, are invited. Kensington was broken into one night last Westcott. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN FINEST QUALITY The program at the school in the fifth A cottage prayer meeting will be held at week, and robber of some of the altar ap The program which follows was then pro the residence of George Gray, in Beckley pointments. district last Friday, as previously advertised, ceeded with, the accompaniments of all the Quarter, tomorrow evening (Friday.) It ii Mrs. Charles E. Woodruff left yesterday was of a most interesting character and songs being played by the above mentioned earnestly desired that those who can will PALLET FACE, PALLET BUILDING AND young lady, with her accustomed skill and for New Britain where she will remain a witnessed by quite a large gathering of the tend these cottage prayer meetings «i correctness : called, and by so doing, will greatly help tha week before starting for St. Louis. Mo., friends and parents of the children. The PALLET SEWER PROGRAM. pastor in his work, and will also receive 1 where she will pa^. the winter. exercises were held in the South room which Invincible Guard March, B. E. Shattuck spiritual benefit from them besides. For lawn mowers, window screens, and had been very tastily decorated and trimmed Banjo Club. doors, refrigerators and hardware of all kinds, with flags and the national colors. The All are cordially invited to attend go to Herbert L. Mills, 336 Main street, Two Roses, .... Weiner services. black-boards all around the room bore evi Messrs. Bames, Bradley, Griggs and Fray. BRICK, New Britain. * dences of the pupils’ handiwork in drawing, Marguerite, - - - C. A. White iA portraits of the noted discoverer in almost Columbiui SerrioM »t the Cos- Bryan Atwater estimates the crop of apples Mr. Budd. gxegational Choroh. from his orchard at about 2000 bushels. He every phase of his life, beside excellent dtaw- Reading, III GItys passed thrwtli a Disintergrator which Separates and Throws Out has shipped about 150 barrels of his prime of his ships, his landing on San Salva- Mtes Gelbart. Last Sunday may be regarded as a nMnao- hand-picked, to New York- •, the Indians, flags in colored crayon We’ll Have to Mortgage the Farm, White rable day in the history of the Second Gmi- . all S ten s. M. E. Jacob’s has sold anoth^. build: _ ;c., showing both skill and taste on the Mrs. Brown, the Misses Wescott, Paddock, of the scholars. . gregational church of Berlin. The occaskm lot adjoining Patrick Roche’s. B#^L. Nort6n Messrs. Bames and Budd. was the observance of the 400th anniversary has the contract to build quite a large board ..^he exercises began promptly at ten The Darkey’s Dream, - G. L. Lansing Correspoudeiice with Coiiti’a«tor8 and JJuilders esjteeially in* ing house on the lot for Xeiillngton parties. ^crelock by saluting the flag. Th^s was very Banjo Club. of the discovery of America by Christopher j^ ttily executed by the schohir$ .marching Rock of Ages, - - E. O. Excell. Columbus. The church was very tastily vited. Prices quoted on any number of Bricks. Hon. Jos. L. Baaboiir of Hartford will o^t of the schoolroom, around the flag, speak in Brandegee’s hall, Saturday night, The Misses Paddock, Westcott, F. Paddock decoraed with flags and the natioiud cokm. 2 sUging and returning to the schAplroom Large orders solicited. Proni >t de Nov. 5th, under the anspices of the Young and McCrum, Messrs. Woodward, While the exercises of both morning and ^în^ Rey. Mr. Clayton made a few ye»y Bradley, Paddock and Henderer. delivery. Satisfactiou Mens Republican club. appropri..^'em arks. This was followed by evening services were of a Columbian natwe, J. C. Lincoln is laying the foundation for At My Window, - - Henry Parker Guaranteed. the readii^*lH the Governor’s proclamation. Miss Penfield. those of the evening were specially his new hotel and restaurant at the rear of Readings, recitations, essays and singing, all Office and Yard on Middletown Branch N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. R. Three minutes from his store. The building is to face the new Reading. priate to the day. The music, both yfcal pertaining to the life and work of Columbus, Miss Gelbart. Herlin I )epot. Connected by Telephone. depot, and will be quite an addition to this and histrumental. was of a very superior iriade up a most interesting morning enter- We Meet Again To-Night, - Yale Glees already busy center. ^ t^nment. All the exercises were rendered order. The violin accompaniments of Miss Messrs. Barnes, Bradley, Griggs and- Fray. Beeman, and the sweet voice of Miss Kinf, A d d k e s s a l l communications t o It will be interesting to many of our read «yth accuracy and without that diffidence uiually so noticable in a gathering of small The opening piece by the Banjo club was made this part ot the service most dellghtfai ers to know that Miss Florence L. Peck, the indeed. young lady who has been a visitor at Mrs. clildren, showing the careful study that had played with an accuracy of time and unity B erlin , Ooxxxx. b|en given to it. Both teachers and soholars that pleased the audience and called forth a The discourse in the morning, from th« E. C. Woodruff’s all summer, was married text, “Behold the Sower went forth to sow," at New Haven last week, to Mr. Frank S. a ^ to be commended for the success attend deserved encore, but “The Darkey’s ing their efforts to celebrate Columbus Day Dream,” in the second portion of the pro while not specially appropriate to the occa* Ilinman of that city. sion was noted for the b»uty of itslanguaf*. ill an appropriate manner. gram was still more appreciated and on being BRAINARD & WILCOX, Is a n expert in the pre»ervatioD of the natm^ The work of laying the foundation for our encored they respond^ by singing “The That pvt of it describing the scene arooad The only complete Bicycle repair shop be handsome new depot has commenced. While AT TH E e i g h t h DISTRICT SCHOOL. Old Cabin Home,” with banjo accompani the sea of Gallilee, where the Saviour w tat tween Hartford and New Haven. Lock, teeth and a thoroughly reliable operator in all we are unable to present an outline of the {The following program prepared for the ment forth to preach to the moltitude, was a per Gun and Umbrella repairing. A tine line of branches £ dentistry. plan of architecture of it, we can say that it Sbuth school was carried out in quite an The members of the Banjo club must be fect oral paintii^. U mbreila covers. Fishing tackle and Sport Offloe; 183 Main street. will be 120 feet in length, somewhat larger The discourse in the evening, though brief, taesting manner. congratulated on their success, and consider ing goods. New B rita in . than the depot at New Britain. ing they have only organized so short a time on the “ Moral side of Columlm great discov* Chiiroh St. Merideu, Couii. Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rev. Mr. Clayton has ordered, by request, S itin g ,—America, 2 verses. their playing en concerto, was exceedingly ery,” was replete with historical instructioa. Telephone call, 47-5. a number of copies of the memorial on the T e^ on the Discovery,—Teacher. good. The first quartet was rather shaky A lack of space only prevents a reprodnctkai F. DAMON, ST PRIZE AT STATE FAIR Rev. Alfred H. Hall, which is being printed R id in g of Governor’s Proclamation,—Geo. and at times not quite in harmony, but “We of in entire. H. by the Meriden church. It will be a neat ■ Thompson. Meet Again To-Night” was sung with a was awardeil to Salute. UKAI.KK IN 1 HOLLISTER’S PERFECTION LO- booklet with stiff covers. By ordering quite power and sweetness that brought forth a Demoeratle BaUy iJMt a number, they can be sold at ten cents each, &<»ding. Explorers—Nancy Molumphy. deserved encore, which was responded to UK'HMONl) STOVES, FURNACES ITON for chapped bauds, lips etc. We Reading, Columbia,—Grace Higginson. Tha Democrats opened the canqwiga fast or three copies for twenty-five cents. He with another song which was capitally sung. evening by a flag raising and specliw on the iiml GOLD I'OIN RANGES. are tlie headquarters for it, aud also carry will be glad to receive your orders. Pbm, Columbus,—Jenny Higginson. Mr. Budd sang with his usual skill, and Ajj’t for tlie trlobmUHl I'mnor ]{apid Hea a lai'ge line of Shoulder Braces and Crutches ^ ^ n g ,—Star Spangled Banner. issues of the day at Brandegee’s hall. Tke I'hat piece of macadam work from the “ The Lost Chord” which he gave in response Hon. S. A. York and Col. N. G. OsbOTM of ter. Wai-e. Rooting and Jobbing. Riding, Connecticut,—Letty Hastings. on encore, was even better flum ‘ ‘ Marguerite.” F. M. KIBBE, S CO., Omggists. turnpike up to the new freight depot, is a Recitation. Discovery Day,—Laura Otis. New Havea, addressed the meetiac. Tke Bt*rliu, ('01m. splendid piece of road work, and the admi But the gem of the musical part of ;ê pro speakers were convefed fn » the dqtet b f Successors to the F. W. Smith Drug Co., K^ding, The Pilgrims.—Annie Luby. gram was the solo by Miss Penfieldj 'This 40 W. Main st.. M ERID EN . CONN. ration of every lover of a good road. The Switation, Columbus,—Thomas Molumphy. carri^, accompanied by the Brid^ Ce. Consolidated Railroad company are doing young lady has a voice of great sweetness band. Fire works were p r o fw iathe ■■r c k DENTISTRY! NOrshall Hurlbert, Henry Mitchell, Dallas and capacity, and she sings Mnth a |êamess nothing by halves in their improvements Clark. ^ through Worthington afcnew to the Bridjge j Ta . LEW IS, of artiQulaîx whicb is rarely iojunr. among comers, anda aodcablelieatafeeatlieiaBte A B JOHUSMT. D. D. S. ^ n d 4 < k 6H rh e4 oyage, -Nancy'ôlumphy. amateurs, and your correspondent only The new voting list has been prepared and Acrostic. was the display of red fire m i the graoads ol Olttw in SieriuKS & Holmes block, opposite the wishes that he had the propw knowledge of some of our republican firieads. P»wt Offliv. N K W B R IT A IN . is ready for distribution. There are 179 Recitation, The Better Way,—Carrie musical technique to do justice to her exe Tivatinjr and saving teeth a speciality. new names added to be made voters, should Hurlbert. cution. The hymn ‘"Rock of Ages” was WEST HABTFOKD’S MACADAM BOAM Cn>\vn juid Britlge work. they be eli^ble to qualification. The ninth Singing,—America. finely sung, and the quintet was well 178 Main St. furnishes fifty-two of this number and the Kxtiw^ting teeth witli eUier, chloriform NEW BRITAIN, CONN. AT THE KENSINGTON SCHOOLS. received. An Bntmrpriae That has Paid W aU-«as ctKvaine. Gt)ld filling in Artiticial teetli first twenty-three, the balance is divided up The elocutionary portion of the program among the other districts. The five districts of Kensington repr e- B a ta IM S . niaki‘8 it inijMMBible to detect Uiat you W . B O W E R S . sented by the schoc>l children and their effi was a treat to the audience. Miss Gdbart West Hartford is the banner town of Coa- That level plank platform from the depot, has great dramatic capabilities and diversity weal' Uieju. • DKAI.KK IN Dr. B. F. Hawkine* assistant. E clear down to the crossing, is an improvement cient teachers, gave to the people of Berlin of talent. Her gestures are graceful and her uecticut for good roads. The town aow bee RIOIIMONI) S1X)VES aud FURNACES. which the traveling public can fully appre an entertainment Friday evening, worthy of voice powerful yet sweet, and when occasion between fifteen and sixteen miles of maca dec25-9i Tin and C/opjX'r wtux‘, I*unips, Haitlware, ciate, who have heretofore had to wade only the greatest praise. The highest appre- requires, full of pathos ; as was clearly dem dam, and tiie townspeople look with pride Bai'beii Wi«“, lîints Oil, Glass, Putty etc. through sand, mud or dust nearly ankle ciator of the favor with which this entertain onstrated in her first piece which was finely upon the excellent condition of their aaia Zjai-w ja. :Lw£o*^êxs. deep. What is now needed, to make it per delivered, and carried her audience with her. Tiu RooflUK and JobbiuK executed iu tlie best fect, is its continuation right up to Berlin ment was received, was shown by the hearty Her second piece showed her capabilities in thoroughfares. iiiauner at reasonable prices. street. It’s got to come. applause of the vast audience. Too much the comic, and her mastery of direct which It would not be unwise for other town* la East Berlin, Ct. A sj>ecial train will leave Middletowu at praise cannot be given to the several teachers was received with much enjoyment. Your the state, where good roads are needed aad correspondent hopes that an opportunity will 11.15 p.m. ne.\t Tuesday, Nov. ist, and run in the manner in which the program muchydesird,^ look into the plan adopted b f Cloiliiig, I&ts aii Fvni^ C. T. A N D REW , through to New Britain, to accommodate all sometime occur to hear this talented young who would like to see the performance of the conducted. lady, in a program devoted more especially the citizens of West Hartford. The impcove* 40 Colony St., Meriden. Maiiiil'acturi iig^ Coufcctiuiier. celebrated Bostonians English opera Co., in The doors of Hart’s hall were opened at to dramatic reading, and if she does come ment on the highways on a large scale whidi Caterer and Florist. Manufacturer of Tee. Robin Hood, at the Middlesex opera house, 7.30. and never before has such a crowd been again Miss Gelbart may be assured of on ap was voted at a town meeting about two yean Cream, Water Ices etc. Dealer in Bakery, preciative audience, as all who heard her in that city. within its walls. It was completely packe d, ago is now complete with the exeeptkm off Fruit, Nuts, and Cigars. were highly pleased and entertained. I n another column will be found articles and many were compelled to rettim home. the macadam on Quaker Lane, wlilch for the 217 Maiiii St., New B ritaiu , Ct. of association of The Yale Brick Co. From If the young lady is going to conduct the way this company is settling down to After a short and opening address by Daniel a class of physical culture, woidd it not be a present has been postponed owing to the ob» business and spreading out they bid fair to Webster, a brief history of Columbus v good idea to try and get up a class for elocu jections of proper^ owners on the streets. tion ? Who will second the motion ? \\a iit r d . t>e one of lierlin’s solid industries. F. H. read by Lizzie Phillips. Miss Phillips is To carry out this work the town bonded k> A sad accident happened on Sunday morn LAIN SEWING AM) WASH .\llis, of New Britain, aside from being the good reader and was distinctly heard. The self for $50,000. When the matter was fint largest stock-holder, is one of the moving, ing to May McCrum, the little daughter of ING to take home. Anyone Proclamation was then read by Miss Bessie Ed. McCrum. By some means she got her suggest^ in town meeting, there was muck P hustling spirits of the new concern. opposition. It was, however, claimed in its having such work to do will confer fingers between the knives of a hay cutter, Among other depredations performed by Atwood, w^ho spoke with remarkable distinct favor that by bonding the town for % s o ,W - a favor by applying to Mrs. B. O tis . with the result of nearly amputating the first the gang of burglars who are working in this ness and composure. Master Jack Hart for thirty years, the work could be dcme aad neighborhood, and with pietty fair success, represented Columbus and in his regalia and finger and cutting the second and third to the rate of taxation could be reduced from i s swoi d looked quite brave, as we presume he the bone. Dr. Gillin was immediately sent was the robbing of the automatic, nickel-in- m ills to 10 and at the same time a sinUag W. W MILDRUM, Agent, ILiOOXSL tne-slot weighing machine, that stood on the felt, and he and his band of seamen did not for and attended to the little sufferer. He fund provided for. The town had contract AT MY quail before the painted, feathered Indians. has a faint hope of saving the finger, but it EAST BERLIN. depot platform last wêek. The back of the ed for ma^rm, a little at a time previoualy. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, machine had been pried open, and the bot Miss Lottie Cushman took her part as Colum is doubtful. ______but no benefit was derived and the oaly way AND- tom of the bag, into which the pennies drop, bia with all the dignity due to the occasion. was to make the good work generaL Thay; made easy Manufacturing had been cut off, and most of the money The tableaux of the three sisters represent KENSINGTON. could| contract for a large amount at a Uul)ber Stamps. Send for ing Faith, Hope and Charity were a feature l*rice L ist o r O utfits, to when iu Meiiden. Biing me your Jobs extracted. About two dollars were estimated much cheaper cost than a little now and thea J . P. W . D orm an & Co.. stolen. of the entertainment. The flag drills were A nice new Haines piano has t^ e n the and get the roads at once and have thirty 217 East 0«rman Street, aud save money. the special feature of the evening, on this the place of the old one. The change is a very «*ltln,r,ro Mrt.. n . R. A. P. T. lYBS, 40 W. Main St. The Literary society will hold an open years to pay fa x it in. The town was bonded younger scholars showed the carefnl study pleasant one. and the bonds placed at a ^fle less than fear meeting in the library parlors Monday night and training griven them. They kept splen BKRLIN, CONN. next. Rev. Mr. Clayton will read a paper A five-cent social will be held at the chapel per cent., pay^le in thir^_ years with a Wlien Money Is Freely Spent. did time and went through the various evo twenty year option. Tlie sinking fund was To those into whose bauds this copy of The on the “Discovery of America." This is lutions without an error. Monday evening, Oct. 31st. These sociids Nbws may fall, we take pleasure in poiutinK out Elast side Hebrews are no doubt as care are held frequently and by means of them the provided and the taxes reduced two miUs something out of the usual custom of the The flag drill, composed of young ladies the natur^ aud acquired advantages of the town. ful of their nioiiej as any people in the society to do, and it is hoped that a large running expenses of the chapel are met. An within the past two years. There will be Aud sliould you | contemplate cbanfcing your world, but they will **pHrt with the dol and gentlemen of Kensington was loudly ap entertaining program is usually arranged, money enough at the maturity of the bonds location, we ask your attention to the advanta audience will be present. From w^hat we plauded. Miss Potter read in tlie form of a story ges and substantial inducements offered to locate. lar” freely under two conditions—sickness followed by games and a good time provided to pay the indebtedness, and, with the Incres- are able to learn in advance regarding the of her own composition, the history of the TRANSPORTATION FACIUTIICS. or death in the family. There is one poor far all. ing grand list, the tax rate will before loag' Situated on the main line of the New York, subject, it is safe to say that all who attend- formation and admission of the fourty-four little flat off Ka.st Broadway where a little will hear something different from the usual probably come down to eight miUs. New Haven aud Hart ford Kailntad, one of tlie child was badly scaldcd two weeks ajjo. states to the Union, and as she called out the The teacher and scholars of district No. 3, wealthiest, best, equipped aud ablest managed discourses on this all absorbing question of name of each state a little girl or boy, repre wish to extend a vote of thanks to those who railroads iu the couutty, (.whose stock is worth The family have had a tmiued nurse all Columbus. Deariy$300.) It also is an important junctionfor that time and have had the doctor three senting the state, w'ould appear on the plat contributed toward the purchasing of the Mew Britain Tramway SoM. the Middletowu and New Britain branches. Con- school flag ; also to the one who gave us the and four times a day, and all the members The Yale Brick Co. are opening their first form in the order in which the state or states It is officially announced here that ueotions are made at New Britaiu with the kiln of pressed brick. If the samples which were admitted. In this story we learned the pole, and to those who assisted in the raising New York aud N .-'W Bui^land Railroad, one of the will willingly work harder than ever to the tramway franchise of New Britain has leadii^ avenues for tnifllc from the West, and get the money for it all.—New York Times. they have on exhibition at the depot, (which greatest feat in surgery every accomplished, of it. And we also extend a hearty invita a t Middletown with the Valley and Air Lane they say are not fair specimens of the (Lansing, Michigan) also the greatest me tion to you all to visit us when school is in beeneold, and that local capitalists will coa* Railroads. Thus affording railroad facilities un whole) are a specimen of what they will turn session, and we are at our regular work. surpassed outside of the larger cities. The great mountain ranges that extend chanical operation in history (Wheeling, West trol the stock. A meeting of the new com* Population, 8,000. Subdivided into four Cen along the Pacific side of the continent from out, then Connecticut builders will not have Virginia.) L il l ia n M. H a l l , Teacher. pany will be held in a few days when officers ters ; Berlin, Blast Berlin, Kensington and Ber Alaska to Chili, and which contain many to go to Philadelphia for this necessary ad If the Goddess of Liberty could have Their will be a flag raising at the district will be elected. junct to ornamental construction. Success lin Junction. Tolcano(» and earthquake centers, sugfêst looked in that evening and seen Miss Abbie school house Friday afternoon at 1.30. A Dr. Baldwin of Cromwell early Toesdaf Location : eleven miles from Hartford, the to the Yale Brick Co. Merwin as her representative, she would Capitol of the State, on the north ; eleven miles a ready hne of communication for such dis fine flag has been purchased, and the pole morning saw a man leave liis home with Us from Middletown, on the east ; seven miles from turbances of the rocky shell of our planet. The Terra Cotta Co. are laying the foun have dropped her best courtesy and surrender was donated by Mr. Cornwall. wearing apparel. He seized an old horse Meriden, on the south ; and three miles from dation for another building east of their to'her the honor which she has held so long. The Republicans will raise a Harrison and pistol, which had been in the family for over New Britain, on the west. We congratulate the management on their The residents of BerUn are largely employed Diamonds are in greater demand today present one. The new building is to be Reid flag, in front of Upson’s store Friday too years, and started in pursuit, overtaUag in agriculture, it being one of the richest farming than ever before in the history of the used principally for drj-ing their forms, as choice. The music of the evening was fur evening. the thief in a shed behind the CongrentkMua towns in the State. Aside from its general the necessary temperature required for this nished by Miss Mary Upson, Miss Margaret world, ^ 1367 ^1,317,000 worth of them The Social Favorites gave a ball at Hart's church, where he was changing his old cultural: productions, it is a rich fruit growl purpose is warmer than can be comfortably Phillips and Mr. Ed. Cowles. The enter section, possessing one of the finest peacb or- were imported into this country. Duriug hall, Wednesday evening. clothes for those of the doctor. The pbtid chards in the New England states, and several 1891 the importations amounted to nearly endured by the men working on the same tainment closed by the song “My Country Michael Fitzsimons was badly bit by a would not explode and the doctor used it ae smaher>ones, from which nearly fifty thousand $15,000,000. ______floors. The addition will be of about the tis of Thee,” by the school children, and a a club. The fellow dropped his booty aad baskets have been harvested this season. same dimensions as their present one. This short but eloquent address by the Rev. Mr, dog belonging to James Kerrigan. The dog An unusual low rate of taxation prevails and In Germany red hair and the complexion was shot. fled. the town is nearly free from indebtedness, company seems to have sprung right into Pratt. that accompanies it seem to have been un rrs INDUSTRIES. favor and demand, if we are to judge by the popular from very remote times, although Chrysanthemum Exhibition. Prohibition Nomination and Bally. THE PANSY FOR NOVU(BBR The chief manufacturing industries of the amount and class of work they are turning place are Iron and Steel Brid]^ and Iron Build they were characteristic of the nobles and out. They have orders now on hand that There will be an exhibition of chrysanthe At the Prohibition meeting to nominate a is at hand, in a bright new cover, suggestive ings, made by The Berlin Iron Bridge Co., the freemen who were of true Germanic blood. will keep them busy till May ist n&t. of the Columbian year and its interssta. langi^ conoern of its kind in the country, and mums at the Berlin Library building on Tues candidate for Representative and Justices of J. J. Flanagan, the grocer of New Britain With this number the Pan^ magaslne entcn Bricks, comprishig the pallet-face and pressed day afternoon and evening, Nov. ist. An ad the Peace, at Oliver Bidwell’s la^t Monday Jbrick. There are live brick-yards, who tu rn out An Elnglish experimenter has gi\«en an will run a team through Berlin and East upon a new year, and judging by the (ood nearly fifty million of Bricks annually. And account of hypnotizing a laying hen and mission fee of ten cents will be charged. The evening, Mr. J. C. Arnold was selected for things included in the present contents. It be* «evenJ minor industries. Berlin Tuesdays, and Kensington Saturdays, inducing her in th a t manner to sit on a .set to take orders for first-class groceries. Fresh money thus collected will be added to the that office. Frederick M. North, Amariah gins in good earnest. Mrs. IsabeUa Aldea The railroad company are now laying the ting of eggs until seven of them had (Pansy) and Margaret Sidney each have a foundation for a handisome new passen^ depot, eggs and farmers butter taken in exchange library fund. All are most cordially invited to C. Bailey. I.eander A. Bunce, James L. to be constructed chi^y of pressed brick ; a new hatched out^______*34-3m.l Hall and Oliver Bidwell were nominated for new serial, the latter bong Columbiaa Year frei(^t house is just opened for traffic and other attend. Those having chrysanthemums lustices. Dea. H. M. Cowles was appointed Sketches. Shorter stories and skrtchre, ilne improvementrements at a cost of many thousands No Novelty tn That. Mrs. George Beecroft. aged a8, of Meriden,

he comes to town. After “our esti \ T O )l irr (>K I>i:i )15.\TE. UoUI.mi m Xew liGtrospection. seems kind of c. N. Y., N. H. & H. KAILKOAD. av:(l kinder live our young lives over tum, the apples are bit into and the weii I bill il EAl.K, \v a !i: t! ■ouL!.h s pocket. The puff the preserver of tor on tl!.- estate of Titus I’enliekl. i;if), 3:43, 4:10, 5:56, 3:00, 9:55 woik. Siie still p<.r>i>ts in knitting late ()f I5.>rlin. within said district, .ieceas., 1. j).ni. Sund.-iy, 8:50 a.m. AT BERLIN, CONN. h:.ii tiie t'.;iy, and take a lOok mv stockings. Dear soul, she is afraid the apples receives is preserved Tiiis i-iiiin iti'lh ■leer-e tliat six inonltis be !il- Subscription, >^1.00 per Year. among the family archives. lowed and limited f.)r the creJit'irs <.f said estate For Hartford—7:37. 9.01, 11:05 a.m., 1:13 at soinc of ihr exhibits made ;;l the i will take cold i‘ 1 wear any others. to e.\hi!)!t their ••lainis a;rainst t hi- s;»:ne te the ,\d- 2:43, 4:13. 5:54, 7;io, 9:12, iiio i p. m. Enl.'i'.'.l .11 liu' ;n ronn.. S‘-' - When tiie lessons were done father The great (piestion is what kind niiiiisti-al.'i- un.i dut-.-ts tliu! public n.-tiee he ^-iwn Sundays, S;53 a.m., 6:15 p.m. <.11.1 ( Mii’l \ “Tit :i!ru'‘;'.i soc%-t\''sf;’.ir. 1 couidn't of tiiis ordi-r by a.lv. rtisin^'in a liewspaix r piiii- inij;ht let us ro:ist apples in the of a cellar is best adapted to keep iish.'il in sai.l l^. rliu. ar.d ha\ iiiji a eirciiiaiioii in For Nev.- l>ritain—7;u6, 7:41, 8:36, 9.02, Iifii) bill r II ;vast tiu‘ life o! oîr lar- woi d ashes or jtofi corn. What fun apples in. It must manifestly be said distri.-l. an.! ny i)ostin'.ra cni>y th>-reff . .11 the li;o0.i.ni., 12:43, 1:17. 2:54, 3:35, 4:14, IMiblic sii,'iii'osi ii; sai.l t.)\vn of iie' lin, liear.-st the 5:57. 7:11, S:oi, 9:13, 9.56. 11:02 p.m. Tliursda\, <><5. ISI)2 . boy-proof, dark and cool. But what Jilace wiicre the ..;. ce;isnl last I’lM'elt. :ners to\ N<; KATKS. the gl('-W!iig einbeis before me, how Trains lieaYe East Berlin : wilii ihe!ivc-'o! uur father.^. W'e tender the tluuig!it< seem within my the lloor be earth, or brick or boards ? SI’Al’K 5\\. -w. ;!«■. I'H- 'ii>- iv A T A CoL UT OF I'ROBATi:. liol.len at didii’l. have all the lieips. and lec inmost lieart, oi' th:'t family circle Must the apples be covered or open, New liritain. witiiin au.l for the Di-strict For Merlin Station—6:48, 8:10, 10:30, 10:44 of l;erlin. in the eniipty of Hartford, and state <>f a.m., 12:52, 3:30, 5:20, 8:59 p.m. 1 lin h, I.-:.') i.r.o -j.-'id •'SAK.i s.'>! tures. a*'.u Tiranges, andlaborsaving packed loosely or tightly ? Who will three score years ajro— there were Ci’iinectient. on the Hfth.iay October, A. D. l.S'.fi. For Middletown— S:TO, 9:12, ii:i6 a.m., L> :;.iU l.(U 5.2:) S..'iO l i.-V* answer with their experience ? Present. .Ii>bn Walsh, Ju.Jjfe. ::.rni i.'M o.rio s.ui i i.iki u’li.uo machiiie.-v and fertilizers in tho..') C.Oil 7.IH.) S.IX) 11..-Ill 18.tM about ail the tools we had then, but warmth of th.e b'a/mg .ogs and the I5erlin. witliin s.aid district decea.sed. New York and New England R. R. UCol. s.'ii) I'J.lli) lii.inj :JO.iW .'..j.tKI as I said ix-fore. il does me good tbckering firelight iein to our home apples which blushed all the way This C'Hirt d.ilh decreo that six moutlis lie al In Effect Sept. 4, 18»3. s.iw is.'H) ->.(W a'l.txi .Vj.iM hm. lowed and limited for all crmlitorsof .said estate 1 •• when 1 I'K.ie - he change in tlie lives circle, atter the labors of the day. a through when you cut into them. to exhihii their claims aj,'aiust the same to the TR.VINS LK.VVE N EW BR IT A IN FOR Have they quit growing, conscious I’xeeater. and .lirects that public notice be given L.ii-al Xotioft; 10 i-.-iitv pt r line i-aeii ius.^rti.-oi. and proiluctious of our jjresent gen mellowing influence, under which of this .)fder by a lveriising in a newspaper pnb- Boston—3.30 a.m ., 1.50, 4.55 p. m.—re C irvulalioii Copies -VVefkly. eration of soil tillers with what e.K- we all Silt in a happy spell, as it were. that they are out of fashion ? It is lishetl in said Herlin. and having a circulation iu turn 3.30, 9.30, a. m., 12 m. 3.00, p. m. .said .li< rict, and by postiuga copy thereof on the isted si.xtv-tive years ago. just note 1 wish every househould could be to be hoped not. public siî;i).ist iu sai.l town of Berlin, nearest N\orce.ster—8.30 a m 1.50 p m return— Tiie November Bird. ior instance, the-charige in tne con the tiiace v. l'.ert* the dec^*a.si-d last (lw«lr. 6.45 9-25 a m 12.30 5.tx> p m pr('vided with an old-fashioned fire .JOHN WALSH. .Juilfje. struction and si.'e of that new barn j place. It woukl promote^ domestic PAVEMENT PICTURES. Norwich—S.30 a m 1.50 4.55 7.10 p ni re TIic ,;ôbblc, gobble of the turkey turn—5.55 3.20 a m 3.0a 5.50 p m will soon be but an echo. Th.e mince recently built by Daniel U ebster at ■ haiiiiiness v.'onderfully I feel sure. his ( 'ak Jiill farm, and compare it ■ Family affection enthrones itself in Wild stnrni, thi.s liiiisiiUl siinuncr nii;ht, ^ ^ | A. DAMON, D. D. S. New London—S.30 a m 1.50 4.55 7.10 p jMC, roasted sparenb, cranberry Claslu.'ti n'lT ihf ciiy ;in hour aico; m return—5.25 7.45 am 5.20pm tarls- and et ceteras, will soon be ab witii the buildings his father started a lasting manner before the log fire But 11.)v., ivk-a.scd in hi'uvoii’s bliui height, life as a farmer with. Then agam A iii.iiDi lia.s lirmiitht Lcr surro-.viii^f j,low Providence—6.15 S.30 a m 1.50, 4.55 p m sorbing the minds and time oi tiie place : and pleasant menn^ries are DENTIST. return—9.10 a m 12.15 2.454.30 p m just look at that string of line tlior- To tloDil Ihi- laa.ssfii roofs’ (iiiuiit-ss deuse good housewife. Poor turkies ! warmed by the blazing logs into cir Witli i);ile ceie.'tial pi'niti-uce. Rockville—6.15 S.30 11.35 a m 1.50 4.55 oughbred and graded stock he has culation. to ciieer all wlio are in the 18 Fratt St., Hartford. Who are now sj^'cading their fan Tiif bi-c'c/.e wakes rich in soothinsr damps; 7.10 p m return—7.05 9.12 a m 2.30 5.25 like tail and jjromenading before the as thev stand chewing their cuds, range of the firelight. Faint siiires loom silvered, and one sees 7.15 p m more insignilicant barn-yard fowL'^ and comi-)are tlient with what we i: In .''treet or sijiiare, b.v r:iin .spla-.ixi'd iauijis. J l . H . .So. .Manchester—6.15 S.30 11.35 a m 1.50 raised sixiy-live years ago. Now The wol k-iives Ilicki-riiiii on .stray trees. 4.55 6.02 7.10 p m return—7.20 9.25 a m in a HenrvlV style, will soon be de Terhaps there is no greater evi While hlai-k, I'aniaslie shapes of dream 5.10 p m spoiled of thy 'brilliant plumage, the nvHk is jiretty much all taken to dence of the evolution of all material Hold fn>ni I lie dryiiii; pavfiiiciits Kle:iin. Horse and Ox S!ioeiii«:, the creameries, and the, old upright AVagon W ork anair 6.45 s .37 p ni return—6.05 3.19 11.25 a m read to lietsy of some big yield ot Seem devili.= bly pietured there! 1.40 4.45 5.51 S.50P m either human or turkey, desire to live s]')e('ially called to this jr.st as we, -Kdj;ar Fawcett in Century. for a better end than for that which butter turned out at some of the Het^y ami 1, had got into our seats A NEW MILCIICOW, about live years 1-orestville—f).5S 8.30 10.50am 4.406.45 creameries, she will say, lather 1 5. 37 p ni return— 6.0 0 8.10 I I . 21 a m 4 .4 0 causes the gratitude of our fellows last Sundav iiujrning, and the servi C u rtis ’ 7"Iotln>«l o f W o rk . old, .Terscv stock preferred. 5.458.47 pm to ('ling- to our memories ? don’t see how they can make butter ces commenced, and the singing was Many persons have l>een curious to know F. H. liAC'KIJFFE, how the Inie (ieorge Wiliiatn Curtis work 30?^ Kcnsinuton St., New Britain. Bristol—6.58 S.30 10.50 a m 12.50 4.40 by steam. liut 1 commenced to accompanied by a violin, and that in 6.45 8.37 p m return—5.55 805 n .1 5 a m speak of the fair and the cattle show ed. lie has been pictured as havin,i< sump A t home evenings. iriie New Church Manual. the hands of an accom])lished young tnoiis quarters at Harper’s and of doiu^^ 1-304.35 5-40 8.42 p m at r>randegce hall, and what a line I'enyville—(^>.58 8,30 10.50am 12.506.45 p Tlie new manual of the Second Congre- ladv. 1 wonder what .some of our his journalistic and liierary work in almost exhibit was made by the farmers of sybaritic luxury, and the.se occasional THE CHAIN HAXGIXG m return—7.54 11.05 ^ >n i-20 4.25 8,35 p m grition.'il chin ch of Berlin has been compleied forefathers would have thought, or Berlin and their sons and daughters. would say now, if their sainted eyes para>;raphs have amused him as well as Waterbury—6.50 8.30 10.50 am 12.506.45 and printed in a verj' neat book form, com- The diversity of the exhibits were others who are familiar with the editorial p m return—7.3010.45 a m i.oo 4.00 8.15 could have beheld the .scene, or their p m pi isiny 107 pages of closely printed historical speciallv noticaMe and pleasing to rooms of Harper’s. The fact w;is Mr. Cur data and names of all members since the or- ears have heard the beautiful strains tis h;id no editorial den there, and if he did llawleyville—6.58 a m 12.50 p m return— me. And the fruit— it was ecjuai to g i v e n forth by those young people. possess one il probably would have been jjanization of the church in 1772,when it was 6.37 a m 12.02 7.15 p m any that was ever exhibited at tlie A fiddle in church I Why I can re like the otiiers—more conducive to work separated from the society of Kensing’ton, than to comfort or lu.'cury. Utterly unlike Danbury—6.58 a m 12.50 6.45 p m return .State fair, and fully demonstrated member when it was regarded by —6.25 11.05 a. m.; 7.02 p. m. and iias since been a distinct ecclesiastical his »ihl employer—Horace CJreeley—in liis the adaptability of the Connecticut some of the old jieople. as the instru Fi.shki!l-on-!ludson—6 .5 8 am 12.50 p m society. methods of v.ork, he n>seml)led (.jreeley in soil to the growth of this class ot ment of the devil himself, and we one respect—that it was his habit to write return— 10 00 a in 5.10 p m In gl.-incinj;- over its pages we find the produce, i am glad to see that our have been kept at home from a his editori.-ils standing at a desk. Some of Poughkeepsie via Hopewell Junction 12.50 church has had fourteen settled pastors since farmers are taking hold of it, and husking bee v.-lien 1 was a boy, for the most trenchant and vigorous editorials p m L'hic.-igo and the West, via Erie R R its incorporation, from Rev. Nathan 1-enn,, he ever has written were put on paper 12.50 p m hope they v.ill be well rewarded. the very reason that a dance was to lie first, who was ordained May 3d, 1780 ^ ^ while he was standini' at the desk of the SUNDAV TRAINS. be given after the husking was over, foreman of the composing room. aii(’ died at the age of fifty, after a ministry 9.20 a m for Plainville,. Bristol and Water What New Englander who knows and a fiddle was to furnish the He had the capacity of writing an entire bury. 0} nineteen years. Those residents who re what sausages are, ever heard the mnsic. About the only music that editorial mentally before he committed it 4.45 p m for Hartford, Willimantic and member him, still fondly cher ish his memory to paper at all. He frePianos, Organs Coronation, Lenox, Greenville, vertiser. ______Engine in first class order, only IveV. Samuel ('.oodrich succeeded Mr. hand forty years or more ago. What Hebron or some of the many other Johns, and for twenty-three years presided 2 years old, will sell for | 6oo.oo. a time we'used to have every fall good old familiar tunes were sung, New Deacons. AND BARGAINS. ONE 2 H. P, Baxter Engine in good as pastor over the church. In the early days the New England I'he following named ministers have ser in taking care of the pork. 1-rom ilut old fogy as I am I do enjoy the 2 Organs original price, SilO order. Price |;i85.oo. churches had few p.salm books, and this 1 “ 4.1, “ 100 W. S. BRAN DEGEE. Berlin, Conn. ved the church and society tince : two to four good sized hogs wouki more modern singing, although gave ri.se to the custom of “lining” or ]\ev. .\nibrose Kdson was installed col- be killed just for our own use. 'I'he 1 “ (5.5, “ 12.1 mother thinks some of the now “deaconing” the psalm. The pastor an 1 Square piano, 140, “ 000 leagee pastor with Mr. Cioodrich June 15th, hams had to be cured and smoked ; w oonijrjM RD^ pieces and the instruments are a uounced the p.salm to be sung, the ove installed Oct. 5th, generation know about real house Otlioe with Wilco.x & White Organ Co., 1S53, and dismissed Nov. 29th, 1S57. had a few weeks ago, when he made deacons. keeping in these days of mechanical The cheap wit whic*4i sneers at deacons is Meriden, Conn. Rev. R. C. Learned installed l>ec. ist, some unthinking allusions to the (^1As7h T WOODS, contradicted by the fact that in the towns 1S5S. and dismissed Apiil ist, 1S61. improvements, j>repared meats, etc. quality of the singing. But good KENSINGTON. CONN. Rev. Wilder Smith ordained Jan. 15th, How my arm has ached of a night and villages of New England almodt every friends I want you to have a deal of deacon is a trustee or executor or guardian iS()2, dismissed Nov. 5th, 1S66. Fancjf Turning, Scroll Sawing, Etc., from chopping sausage meat for charity fqr him for he has a much selected by men about to die, or appointed Rev. Leavitt II. Ilallock ordained July nearlv two hours after the choreshad lEW LINES AT SHORT NOTICE. i6th, 1S67, and dismissed Feb. 12th, 1S73. larger and critical audience before by the probiite court, to look after the General Jobbing of all kinds. Rev. Jesse Rrush installed July 2d, 1S73. been done How vividly and with him than has gathered to listen to property of widows and children. Millions Manufacturer ot Brackets and Fancy Articles, of dollars of trust funds are managed by Emery Wheelii, Wheelbarrows, etc. dismissed Sept. 22d, 1S75. what joy, 1 recall those days of our you for a long time. He is trying l\ev. W. W. Woodworth D. D., re-in- deacons—a fact which confutes the conven JOINERS’ SCFPLIES TO ORDER. younger life I liet.sy on one side of to give us a good home paper, and tional sneer.—Youth’s Companion. stalled pastor Jan. Cth, 187(1, June the open fireplace mixing the batter 14th. iSi)0. next to the old time-worn bible that Rev. Thomas Clayton called Sept. ist, for the buckwheat cakes in the Betsy has just brought from the Meilical Attendance. W. GWATKINS. iSi)0, installed Dec. 2d. 1S90. morning, and myself sitting opposite little stand and placed near my Over in a small drug store not far from Fall Shoes DEALER IN In all there has been 141)9 names added to with the great round chopping tray arm, we take a lot of comfort in Gouverneur hospital every night from 3 the register as members of the church. on mv knees, either making mince o’clock to 9:30 can be found u physician, reading 'I'h e Bkhmn N ews. large of frame, bluff of face, but tender in Deacon Isaac North being the first name meat or pulverizing pork into sau B[[F, MUTTON, PORK. added to the register l-'eb. oth. 176S, and manner, who gives that part of his day to Mens and Ladies. sage meat to fill the bags that free consultation for the poor of that dis Sausages and Ham. Millict'nt A. Smith the last .Sept. 4th, 1892. Apples, Still King —How Best to There are at present 27^ members in good would 'De hung suspended from the trict. They pay, however, for their medi $1.50, $2.00 and $'2.-50. standing. raftîrs in the attic, along side of the Preserve Them. cine. His patients as a rnlekeep him busy Vegetables in their Season. In the one hundred and twenty \-ears that strings of dried apples and bunchss 4 4 T'ERSKY lightning,” ‘*Ap- for that hour and u half. Mothers with Everythiug Fresb and Clean. the church has been in existence, but si.xteen sick babies are most plentiful of course, Grades nevefjbefore equalled irvstyle of sweet smelling herbs. Ah, well I ' J plejack,” “Tanglefoot,” and of its members have lx.'en exoommunic.ated, but well nigh every ailment .seems to bo and they have got the Wear in BERLIN, CONN. and in but thirty-five cases, has the church they were happy days, but how other aliases cling to the dis brought to him »is the weeks roll on. “You fonnd suttieient cause to withdraw itself from changed everything has become now, would be surprised,” he said la.st night, them, too. members, for mi-d ineanors, that would not even to san.-âge making. The ones tilled juice of the harmless, innocent “to see the people come here whom you J .E . B R O W N iustifv unoualified e\communic;ition. I his looking apple as it reflects a golden know would refuse charity, but do not D E A LE R IN is a ri'cord tliat any church or institution may we buv now seem to be about two- hesitate to get their medical attendance l>e proud of, ani.1 illustrates both the good thirds water and there is not a mouth light from amid the dying leaves of free.”—New York Times. Clias. N. Blake & Co., cliaracter of the members, and the harmony ful left when they are taken from the tree. and gxxKl feeling that must have existed. the frying pan. A Way of £xi>lalning: It. 31 Colony St., Meriden, HAIillEn.LfHIIEfi ^ It is hard to associate the pleasant Wife—Why, John, just see what a stupid O-OOIDS, memories of the apple with unpleas blunder the newspaper has made in its ac OPPOSITE WINTHBOP HOTEL Additions to the Berlin Library. Betsy and I like winter. It is count of our silver wedding. Don’t you AND ant reports of what the fruit has ac t 3 f“Look for the C’.olden Boot. Mr. Roliert ^L W ikv\ of New York, the then that we can take down the fire- remember 1 wrote it out for the reporter General Hoi-se Furnishings, annual donor of the liulkeley cup to the board, polish uji the and-irons, until complished in the way of cholera that we had spent together twenty-five years of married happiness, aud the stupid TRUNKS, BAGS, etc. Agricultural so^-iety, has presented twenty- the brass heads of these wood- morbus, unsteadiness of »ind and other ails. At this season we all typesetter has gone and niatle it twenty- nine new voUnnes to the Berlin free library. holders shine like burnished gold, five yeai"s of man-ed happines.s. Isn’t it 73 E. MALY STREET, U'hey arc chieily works of travel, and calcu- get out a hickory log from the shed, yearn for a winter’s supply of bar awful? City Mission Building, lateii to interest t he young men. Following and enjov a genuine, old-fashioned rels of sound fruit. Such a supply Husband—Oh, well, dear, don’t be too MEKIDEN, CONX. wood fire, i-uch as our grand-fathers means much enjoyment when the bard on the poor fellow. Perhaps he’s been are their titles and authors : For S ale! and grand-mothers enjoyed in the winds whistle and the snow banks marriird twenty-five years himself.—Lon luan and luanita, Baylor don Tit-Bits. The Hhic iânner, Leon C'ahun daj's i^f the Revolution. We are bar the way. For a Limited Time Swanhilde ;uid iÛher Stories. seated now before the blazing logs There is a great difference in keep Siamese Tobacco. Chiv-.dric D.n^-s. K. S, Br^^n^kes as 1 write this. How they snap, and ing apples through the winter. If the The best tobacco in Siam is grown at Only T!ie Boy Slaves. Cap*. Mayne Keiil Cabbage, Pigs, crackle and sputter I White, blue supply is large and the family small, Petchabun. It is planted, in open fields We will sell GALVANIZED IRON iHirilla ilunlers, Ballantyne near the town after the flooils in Septem 'I'ravel. War and Shipwreck. ('.ilmoi-e and yellow smoke spurts out from it can be fairly done, but if the small PIPE, at these prices : boy and his little sisters are promi ber or October, and the first crop or tips, Canned Fruit, 'I'hc Mon-of Clennany. (.'.ould the lieaicd wood in fantastic .^liajies, which is con.sideivd the best quality, is A Stout ilcart, F. Kellogg and hurries away up the chimney. nent factors in the home circle, the gathered about February and the hist Notable \ oy.iges. Kingston With feet resting in myea.sy slippers, stock is generally exhausted about about the lK*ginning of May. The very ^Potatoes, Peas, 8 lo 13 per ft SuiTV of I'.aglc's Nest, J. L. (îke the time the district school breaks up. best quality csuinot be purchased, as it is War' l'iger.' Wm. Dalton 1 sit back and reilect. Ah, dear readers what a time for rellection ! He who can ntanage to keep a reserved for the special u.se of the king aud This pipe was shipped to us by mistake All Around A I’.ilettc, Champney sent down to Bangkok, where it is smoked and we Sell it by order of the shippers at this lit,iy*s Froiss;irt, Sidney Lanier Crackling hickory logs kind of re supply of apples in some cool, dark in the palace and distributed to the chief Carrots, tremendious reduction. Cid Clrangcr, Stoddard calls the old days when us old folks cellar until spring, so that their officers of state.—Philadelphia Ledger. Hric-a-brac Stories, Mrs. i>. 1 larrison were youngstens. stretched out be flavor and brightness are preserved, The S. H. BEARD, Winning liis Spurs. F. Kellogg Beets, is usually rewarded by a liberal The Czar at Hume. Tom the Re.idy, liiil fore the big fire-place, studying our Heatius' & Plumbing Co. lessons by the firelight. Whale oil share of dollars from the wilhng The czar as a family man is an example I'airy 1 .urc. for other European monarchs. He pas.ses New Britain. Conn. The Double Runner Club. Shill.alx?e cost something then. The open fire merchant, who retails them for a Turnips, Sylne and Bruno. Carroll his evenings with his family and often place is about all we have got left of handsome profit. reads to his wife while she embroiders. Hi.^J BOY WANTED. Crackers for Christmas. the days when Betsy and 1 pledged Sometimes apples hold out in the Cast Away in the Cold, Capt. Hardy love for his wife is very great, though not Quinces. "ry ANTED at the oflBce of the N bw s to our troth for better or for worse. Its proper kind of cellars till late in the perhaps .so great as in former years when learn the printing and newspaper May M;utin. at a court reception in Paris in 1S67 he met The Vee lioers, Capt. Mayne Reid kind of a reminder of those daj-s, summer, or possible until the second business, a good bright toy, not under fif Eugenie, and on being asked who wjis the 'I'he Whisj>ering Pine, F.' Kello;.„ for since the children have all grown season. In such cc.ses it is in order teen yeai'S. One >vith some knowledge of Thompson most lieautiful woman present turned his The Conn. Valley Orchard Co., The Boy’s Book of Sports, up and left us for homes of their for someone to bring halt a dozen to the English language and not afraid to With Clive in India, llenty back on the queenly empress and pointed the editor of the local paper, when to his own wife.—Exchange. BERLIN, CONx. work can learn a good trade. Hucklebcrr}’ Finn, Mark Twain own and we are once more alone, it THE BERLIN AVEEKLY NEWS ; THUESDAT, OCT «r, 1892.

Sc.iiie of the lA'aiMi!^ r>Ic'i. ANGLERS AT THE SEA WALL. AN END OF THE CENTURY THIEF. The Flctaresque Italian. ]!E 1:F THAT .irvrs EAT Torrell. 'I’ex.. is a r^m;!li inl.ind town, but Coming along Broatlway the other even rricle.Ii!!-, Hairis’’ is one of lin;.nld rat iicr be a big toad as lifgularly its tli« Tides. >1h iu u ts o f tli»“ D ay. trundling their empty carts home. They WHERE CATTLE ARE KILLED ACCORD in a smail imddie t ii;in a small toad in a Hot in summer ;ind cold in winter is the Now, accoriling toAurelieti Scholl, there were a gay and htippy lot of proprietors, ING TO THE RA65iiM!CAL LAW. l.'ii’ue si.'ed ])nii(l. lie is con.'idered ini- stretch of sea w;iil ali.ng the Hudson from exists in France, at least, the burglar fin for they doubtless had their pockets filled nieiisely rich—a large hotel, several briik rLightieth street toUne 1 lundred and Nine de siecle. with jingling coin. They were all com pletely sold out. One picturesque Trova- 1 £R blocks'aiid a n ;ii ••live” uiiencumbeivd tieth, but on even the hotte.st clays in s;tm- “A very wi'll known Parisian, one of \ in t1i«i ( l);;ak being .some oi' liie items on his tax mer—;ind at all .seaMitis save midwinter— those wliotn nothing surprises. Viscount tore, with his hat on the back of hia head, Sto«-U>:ir;;iiik is tliv- apple ot ilie old this wall is dotted v.'it h ani;lers. A .sort of de S.iint-Kieul," writes Aureiien Scholl, who had been peddling grapes all day, was trilling .some sort of a tenor tribute to hla Slain I inlcr I nspiM'l ion anti male's I’Ve, and is ii.iiiied siinjily and ici seniirural spirit siill l i o k l s place in Har “returned to his iiou'c by chance at 10 absent lady in a tower somewhere, and the ^Mu-io .!»•« s Hai<‘ I'ull Swin^. etju vocally fur himsell — “.liiii llaiii.s’ lem, ami this spirit takes comfort in an o'clock at ni-ht. Having forgotten liis 5 <*cnts. tioii. Tiiere are dollars and (-(‘iit.-i iji ii. ;i-. don’t, knov.- noihin about your <]!ialiiic;i- leiuU'd is famous for stri[>eil bass. Tomcod of pinchers, .seemed busy picking the lock your insides! You need it!*’ I ln'iv are in aliout every lu-.-incIi o!’ in'iiis Lions as a posi master, liesidi’s, ycii’re a iire itlentiiiil at the One Hundred and of a lilt le safe which would not have at “You black-ade ape!” retorted the angry Giovanni. “Wh-it for-a you say-a dot I Every Aveek will soiiu- try ill this wonder enj' <’f tin w orld. iL i> too early liird: tiie worms ain't, up them 'ITiirticth street wharf. S.iiid porgies or tracted the attention of atnateurs. a .sjiecial (lejiari men! of Mr. Ariiio.ir'- shelves \ i‘t.” shiners are caught all along the seawall. "Kecogni/.ing the presence of some one cheat-a, hey? ^ n o c k -a you head off-a, staitling bargains in tlie Car business and is cai-ried on for t lie or! 'lo.iox ‘•Hut, colonel,” the candidate iiiM-ted. Fi.-i'.ernK'ii who may choose their time lish the unknown sto[iped work. you nay-ger,” an.i then followed droppings .Jews, whose deiiiands for meats tliai l;.;v( I’d like you to look ovi i- my list. I h:ive as tiie tide rtiits in. Those who must lish S.iiiit-Kieul took olT his hat, and hold into profane Italian, such as were untrans pet artnient. This we«r*k it been 1-Jililically prepared is lari;e and i>ro the indorsement of some of the le.niing when they can disn-gard tradition and su ing it asked iu a polite voice, ‘Me.ssieur is latable. with menaces sundry and fierce. The banditti also joined in, and added such is a line of Roxbiiry Brussi'ls. lit a Ilk*. citizens of t he city.” perstition. doubtless a burglar?’ A larê iiropnrtion of the ortliodox .TeW' l iiele Jim" took the pa]ier, put on his The lisiit i-men tire of all .sorts, from well “ ‘(^'iiite t rue,-' answered the unknown. force of l.'inguage that the offending negro at (i5 cents. While this pi-ice still adhere ri.uidly to tlie laws of tln'ir r. gla.sses and ri-;id: dres.sed young men of leisure to mechatiics “ ‘Fm really .sorry to have interfered took to his heels straightway, but as far does not ap|)ly to our entire liîon. and when tln-y are iinalile to g.-t J. 15. Harris, Jr., cashier Jim Harris’ in working clotiies. The most aiiproved with your ]>lans.’ Saint-llieul went on. up the street as he was visible this refrain meat selected and jirepaied for eookiiijx i;. bank.” style is to fish with rod and reel and to “ ‘Who would suppose,’ .said the bur same floating back: line, those we oft'er are go<*.'e that it was iiiticii ris’ bank.”—Xew York Herald. ermen are scientifically correct in the mat “ ‘I’ve had no luck for .some time. My Tlien Out Spoke a Bachelor. easier to di.siiose of hind (juarters at a hiuh ter of tackle. Much of the sea wall between associate iind I were about to pull off a They were very pretty and there was ap- Scarfs. price than it was to t.r<-t rid of tiie fore Ilypiiotisiii ami Mesmerism. Ninetieth .street and One Hundred and very pretty little afl'air jit a house in the parently five or six years’ difference ia quarters at ft low price, t'onibiiiin.; tln>e Hypnotism does not directly concern its Twenty-fifth street is diflicult of access, neighborhood. But there was a pet terrier their ages. As the train pulled up at Rtu- A choice line of fur cajies, two facts in his reasonin;r, Mr. Arnioii: JUS regards its history until the time of its and the iisliermen have the place pretty there that barked furiously and rou.sed tiie »ey the younger girl blushed, flattened her neck scarfs, etc. We ask the evolved the idea of <‘Stab!ishinii !i spccinl inva.sion of we.sti'rri Europe a little more much to themselves. neighbors. We let the dog ctitchers know nose nervou.sly against the window and departnieiit for the slaiii^hteriii;;: of to Paris it ro.se into pointlar favor as ing wharves out from the sea wall rent we had to wait. Idlene.ss is abhorrent to her valise, magazine, paper bundle, and one we are offering at iJô.OO. headsof the local syna.nOLrues. Schoche: I s. quickly as t he Montgolli^T balloons, then seats upon them to Sunday fishermen. A me, so I canu! to your hou.se lest I should would probably have carried her had shs We are sure you cannot tind who are e.specially trained Ijy the rabl.i t.^ the si'iisat ioii of the hour iu the French few chairs and a great many empty beer grow rusty.’ let him. slauj:ht^‘r Intllocks accorlace-d the score along the front of the .sea w;ill. not show you out. If the porter in the hall seats until his manly gaze fell upon ths the ot hers and driven t o t he special l.iii t l.e iiiesmesic iiiiluenci-. These fish move up and down the Hud.son is so indi.screet as to ask whence you come upturned, expectant face, roared, “Corns ters full lines, in (piality froni pen. They are dropiied into stalls ojiemii ' All Paris flocked to the herr doctor’s in enormous schools, numbering thousands. tell him only from M. de Saint-Rieui’s. on; I’ve been waiting for you on the plat low ])riced to vei'y iine good>. into the room where the .schochctts oper Ir.iwing room, unlil in al.irm the Arad They swim near the surface, and as they He’ll let you out.’ form for fifteen minutes,” grabbed her ate. and are held there in readiness for em\ of Scientists—our own Dr. Fraakliti, move the river is blnck with their ripple. “ ‘Thanks very much.’ basket, and strode out of the car, while shs Nowhere else can you iind so slaimliter. , . f kite f;ime, among tiieiii—drove hiiii out Fishermen have Ji theory that the nioss- “ ‘But light your cigar’----- followed with a little valise, a bandbox, a In t lie ot l.cr dejiart tn c n ts the buhockis large a variety or better values of l‘'rance. liiit tlie di.-ease retu lined be bunkers are killed by the blasts of quar “ ‘Don’t, I beg, trouble yourself. I have paper bag full of lunch, a birdcage, a glass first knoi.'kid down and stunned liy a hind ttncurcd, and the fair i>iii!osophes, ries above the Palisiides, but a more plausi matches. Charmed to liave made your ac- jar of jelly preserves and an extra shawL sledi>e h a m m e r liiinv on th e iieid, a! I >•: not yet diverted Irom aiiiusenieiit byiln ble belief is that the fish are .struck by the qtiaintance.’ And a crusty looking old bachelor in the Fall (JJoal'ftajx. which the thro.it of the animal is cut. Tin revolilt ion. gal hereil s u n ept it ioii-^'y t o per wheels of steam craft. Nobody cares to “ ‘Adieu, messieur.’ farther end of the car croaked out, In uni sluiiniiig of caltle in killing is prohibited. form t he e.xiieriineiit s w hich we now l<‘ lor howeviT, liy the Hebraic laws, and it is nifywith the patronage of soci'i ies like the tn.iking of fish oil or manure. night.’ gers, “They’re married.”—Pittsburg Dis iieciissary to get t he ox dov. ii and c \p <■ the “ 1 III eni.il ional ( 'oiiivrcssof PsyclioloLii The favorite fish with the anglers of the “And the burglar walked softly down patch. ______chihh'en’s and Indices’ \v<*ni-. his neck to the schochett’s knile wit bout cal IvNperiini ntai ion,” and ollii'r a-soi ia- !-ea wall is t he slrii)ed bass. They are run the staircase. Color and Character. iiidictiiig I>;dn. 'I'his is ae-comiiiisln-il b. tions bearing names of learned h'tiLCt h .’iiid ning small, and many half pounders are “Everj' Cine can see by this that it is not Choice styh's and niodei'ate means of a windlass connected witli I in- Suppose for a moment th a t a protectiTS thunderous miiiimI, such !is would h.ive dt*- caught. TTiere are stories, however, of only the style, the fashion of conceiving m achinery of t he est ablisli ineiit. .\ ■ t r- tii; color, like that which obtains in the fields, ])ri<‘(*s. lighied Di'. iolinstiii, w ith his weakties.s five jiounders and of ev(*n larger ones. The ideas, of looking at them and of writing liracelet att.'.i h»d to a In,ivy chain, wliich woods, and hedgerows, ruled in the wwld for Iioly:-\ llables. — Aew Vork W'orld. t o m c o d , !iccording to the Hudson li.-;her- them that have undergone such profound hangs from th e ceiling, is la.'ti iied by .• of men, what an amazing change would nien, is never caught .save with hook and modification; it is the manners, the pre IVKSjUrilAM & HAND, ( Jcnt ile bn: cher t o th(! anim alV hliid 1, g. Til** l>cvoiis1iir«‘ 3«an. vailing way of living that have changed. ensue in the outward appearance of affaifSl line, and he does not bite well until after If a rogue could but at will anol her ( i< nt ile im shrs a K ve|- aial t he o> l‘'jilse modesty i- nod. feet, of t h(> Devon a hard frost. Tho.se caught are .scaivi ly One no longer steals; he takes his own or assume tlis is hauled up inio m idair w ilh lii- froni shire ch:irae| i-r. As Avas observed l.'V a de more than four inches long. Tin* shiner, he finds it again: the murderer is no longer perfect guise of an honest man, and the feet barely to u c h in g tin.- Iloor. Tiie (u !i voted p.it riot. .' I one of t hose met I’opoli l an an assassin, hi! is a ‘propagandist by deed.’ gilded wasps of society appear as masoa or sand porgie, seldom weighs niore than or honeybees, or were saints and linneis tiles by means of a tope pull the fore feel reunions where men of I he west foreL,;il hei, half a pound, but he is res|)ccled by the If any one demands from you tonight, from under and the animal islet down oii “T'iiis enijiire of ours may. broadly sji. ;!K- anglers, )is he biti*s when f lie striped bass ‘Your money or your life!’ there is nothing alike compelled to wear their own unmis his side. ing, be s.-iid tocon-istof Dcvotisliiie.'’ ,\ left but to (uiswer, ‘Brother, Iiow much ee, assume the hue and as to e.vposethe jugular. The scliochcll gauge Hridgton ;ind Saco l?iver railroad. shape of a turtle. Scrooge, the miser, theouti'i' world, to I mploy the words of An KxcitlnK Hunt. walks up leisurely, sponges oil' I he ani A Chicitgo cottph? who took a tri]) to after a life of secret hoarding, would turn that authority whom I have alre.'idy Bridgton recent ly were much sur|irisi'd at One of the nifist exciting hunts I ever iiial’s throat, and loc.'ites the big vein in (juoted, as “lacked on lo form a kind of as yellow as his guineas; Mr. Carcaas, ths the moderate pace, made by t he train, but enjoyed was a bear hunt gotten up by the neek. A sinule stroke of the ktiifc make weight .” ('omplimeiits upon beauty butcher, would become as rubicund as ths their surpiise was increased when th e William liowndeson the Ashepoo river. severs the jugular vein, the trachea a.ii' of the coast line and balniinessof ai.mos beef on his stall, instead of appearing as a the esophagns. Tin* carcass is then t r a in was brought to a full stop and the We killeil several bears, running thent trim, dapper paleface in a frock coat; and plien* he. receives wit h a gracious self pos engineer, fireman, conductor and br.-ike- with our deer dogs and fox dogs until they Hayed and dr.iwii by the (ienliles. 'I'lie seKsion. Of coiir.se it is bc.iiil il ul—of I'oiir.se Ferret, the poisoner, as black as the black Hons of Israel proceed to hold a Jtost. m a n walkiMl back along Hie track Io look wem t reed or came to bay. I liave seen it is b.ilmy. It is Devonshire. arts on which he thrives. mort<'in. 'I'he lungs are inllaied mid care at a brindle cow that had been unwi.ê many !i brav«* dog killed or disabled by But outside the limits of a nightmars The patriot swells wilh jiridelhal his bears. At (hat time fire hunting u.sed to fully test^'d. If the eNaminat ioli shows e n o u g h I o <’ross jf.st ahead of the engine dream no such world is possible. KlrceiH !ire built t limesiom* instead of We hmif I lieiii lo bi* iiiiiierfect, or ot her iiidicai ions and Wfis lopiileil over a small embank be iiriu’ticed lo a considerable extent, and to be content with the medley of far mors Ilf disease are found t he schochct ts r Jce: “ liorri'l liiirii ;” that his wonuMikiml baki' nietit. T’hi! shock was not enough to kill many ileer were killed in that way, to say sober realities, where, though “white spi puddings instead of bread; that he sclb. the iM-ef. It. HoniciiiiK's happens tli.it in her, mill the trainmen srptandcreil .several nolhlng of live .stock and cattle. I am ders” mostly come to grief, the confldencs liis fruit by the quart instead t»f by the hauling the bullock ii|) and I lirowing hi in minutes deb.iting whet her it would be best vi>ry glad to say that this practice is now trick still flourishes and “men are mostly lioiitid, and t hat his butter, etigs and cream prohibited by law. I recall an amusing II leg is broken. In such ca.ses t he animal to knock her iu the head and end her siif fools.”—Nineteenth Century. cannot be excelled iu the eivili/.ed worhl. Is promptly rejected by the Mch the for a w eek ’s engagement, and on all ths tnundmeiit as recorded inthetliird Injok train to make intiuirles about that old fling among the leaves, and then the ani E stim ates on Dwelling houses chcerfully j> ivcn Thomas iN'el.son I‘ag “But on the Tuesday morning preceding butcher is able to extract i he veins from valuable iiitormation that the cow was “Whew!” sjiid Tom; “we’ve killed Meteor, one of the battles around Richmond. Frank.” “We, the deucel” said Frank. a Brooklyn daily In a three liue paragraph ELMER KAIISTIN. the entire carcass of the (jx, and when this It was from his sweet heart. They must still alive, and aside from a brok»*n horn said that Mrs. Langtry would play ‘As is done the whole beef may be utilized, but didn’t appear to bo injured much.—JiCwis- “You killed him. Tom.”—Charleston News. All kinds of TRUCKlXCi and have been plain and illiterate people, for it You liike It’ at the Wednesday matinee. in this country the butcher is not sufli was badly written and badly spelleil. In tou (M»*.) Journal. That settled it. Over 2,000 people besieged general TEAM ING done at short cieiitly skilled t.o “vein” the hiud (piarters; It Was Not Sorrow. it she told hin» that she loved him; that She walked timidly into the coroner’s the box office and insisted that we gire a notice. consc(jitently the Ut;brews here are allowed she had always loved him since they had Pcrfect Ueulth. Wednesday matinee; that we had advet^ to eat no jiart of the aniinnl back of the oflice, leading by the hand a little boy. tised it, and that they ELM ER E. A USTIN. Berlin, Ct. i;one to .scIkajI together in tiie little school- Perfect health and condition, at what “Where do you keep the pictures of the had seen It in tha eleventh rib. house in the woods; that she w'as soriy ever time of life we may apiilj’ the term, paper, and I had hard work appeasing Dec30-g2 “No Jew can eat beef slaughtered in the dead men?” she inquired in broken Eng she had always treated him so badly, and from infancy to old age, depends upon the lish of the man behind the wicket. “ I them.”—St. Louis Republic. manner c«)tumon in this country without that now, if he would get a furlough luid proper tissimilation of the food taken, and violating hi.s relij;ion to some extent,” saintrovert, taking the world at l;irge in the most perfect health and condition, SCARCE and HIGH. and spied the sorrowing widow. After a sion, emitting loud grunts of satisfaction. much of the blood remains in the carc:i,s.s. int« <*onsideration, but it is one which Baby and ought to live to the age of a hundreil few questions he a.ssisted her in her sea^'ch, The prizes were arranged according to tha Then ours is a humane religion. (Cruelty .Jack, aged twenty-three months, steadily years or more. It is almost impossible to get them Baying, “You must feel very deeply thelo.ss regulations of the turf and each pig was to animals is not to be tolerated. We aim and .‘Sturdily refuses to lulmit into his But how seldom does this occur. From slay animals without pain, liy using a theology. He says, “Now I lay me,” with of your husband.” painted its own color—red, green, blue some cause or other more is taken than is “Oh, it isn’t that so much. I haven't, body and yellow head, etc. The sight was knife with an edge exceedingly sharp and the utmost fervor and in a language of his necessary to supply constitutional require Sugar May also Go Up. free from nicks the stt-oke that kills it own, which only the audacity of a mother seen him for a year, and if he is dead I intensely amusing and one not easily for ments, and the result is that the surplus is don’t want to go to the expense of getting gotten.—Staatsanzeiger. NEW POTATOES ALWAYS ON produces no pain, but only a tickling sen would claim to mean anything. He asks stored, and in some way or other acts sation. “Dod” to “ b’e.ss” every one of his relatives a divorce.”—Chicago News. HAND. “Many of the laws laid down iu the Bible prejudicially. If it does not cause absolute Not Hart, bat Nearly as Bad Ofll to the forty-fourth degree, not forgetting illness it impedes vigor and ela.sticity and and the Talmud concerning t he use of tue:it his pet cat and “ Hoo-Polly,” the unclean Chcck.s for the Commnnion Table. At Cavendish falls, on Black river, Ver GROCERIES leads to a feeling of malaise and disinclina mont, a cliff w known as Lover’s for food, in fact nearly all of them, are rag doll, but when mamma prompts, The .author of “The Sabbath in Puritan Leapk The best,t, and Cheapest, where qualityq is based upon sanitary considerations. In tion for work, making one’s ordinary occu New' England” mentions a custom, which It’s a poor town that has not one such ftesr “Please make Jack a good boy,” Master pation a burden.-Gentleman’s Magazine. needed. eating the meat of a di.seased or criiipled Jack .says “Das” in a response as earne.st prevailed in several New England churches ture in this country. A man actually went ox one run.s a great risk of taking di.sea.se as that of any good Methodist brother. that made it the duty of the deacons to over this Vermont leap along in the forties. II. N. GILPIN, at the Post Office. (jerms into his own syst**in. The flesh of “Da.s” meaus “yes,” and Jack thinks he He Knew His Business. walk up and down the aisles of the church He did not mean to, and a companion crept most of the anitnals wliicli the Jews are is a good boy, and no moral suasion ciin The lady made a great outcry, and the at the close of each service, and deliver to to the edge and looked over, expecting to forbidden to eat is {idniitted to be un induce him to .sugg<*.st to Providence that intruder was jiroinptly caught and bound. every person, who in their judgment was see him dashed to pieces below. The man wholesome by scientific authorities of all there is the slighte.st nece.ssity for making It proved to be the gas man, come to meas fitted to commune, a metal check, which was crawling out of the river. “Hallool*' shouted his friend. “Are you creeds. It is generally conceded that i>ork over.—New' York llecorder. ure the meter. entitled him at the next celebration of the hurt muchf" is not a healthful article of diet, especially “Why didn’t you say who you were when Lord’s supper to join in the sacred [ordi “I ain’t hurt much,” was the answer, “but in the wanner climates. The rabbit and Mr. Sclunidt’s Duck. I screamed?” demanded the mistress of nance. I’ll be darned if I haven't lost my Jack- other wild animals which are prohibiteii Joseph Schmidt, a butcher of Flatbush, the house. On the communion Sabbath it was the knife.”—New York Sun. The man looked sad. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat- j are uuclean,^ and their flesh is not ti sate killed a good sized duck the other day. deacons’ duty to see that every one who A Talaable Catch. article of food.”—Chicago Tribune. “Y'ou yelled ‘thieves,’ didn’t you?” he presented himself the ! lent business conducted for moderate Fees. i There is nothing remarkiible in this, but at Lord’s table had A remarkable find which Mr. Fisher, s f O ur O m cc is OPPOstTE U. s . patent Ofhce j the story that is being told about it is cer asked, with a faraway look in his eyes. this check, and to collect it from the com- and wo can secure patent m less Ume than those J Everyday Classics. The lady admitted having so expressed Flatbush, tells about was in the stomach 11 remote from Washington. . « tainly remarkable. It is that from its giz mTinicant before passing to him the bread Three orders of spring chickens,” said herself. of a 0-pound bluefish. It is a solid gold . Send model, drawing or photo., with descnp- zard the butcher took at leiist 5(X) tacks and «ine. ______breastpin with three black diamonds sst ' Ition. W e advise, if patentable or not, free of J one of the trio of gue.sts at a leading hotel and small nails, as well as a number of “Well,” declared the man desperately, char«. Our fee not due till patent is secured. * “I couldn’t take any exception to your re W hat He Said. in it. He says a jeweler offered him Avm m panBHLCT. “ How to Obtain Patents,” with < as tliey sat at breakfast. small pieces of tin, the size of a quarter of “Sorry, sah,” answered the waiter with marks. I knew my business and the na Little Dot—I saw Uncle Toby in church. dollars for it. He refused the offer, and -cost of —m«> in the U. & and foreign countries < a dollar. The duck had walked about and subsequently learned the pin was wovtll I laeot free. Address, < mournful dignity, “but de spring chickens carried this load cheerfully, and when it ture thereof.” Mamma—Did you? W hat did he have Everybody felt obliged to concecle that to say? fifty dollars. A young woman namad am all sprang.” was taken out it was tightly w'edged and Miss Mary McCree wears the plnnovr, tk C.A.SNOW&CO.j And they came down to “ham’neggs.”— compressed into a sound ball.—New xork he w'as logical if not discreet.—Detroit Little Dot—He said “Amen.”—Good declared.— O f f . FATCWTOmCC, WASHINGTON. D. C. Detroit Free Press. Tribuue. Tribuae. News. ia New York Tribuna. tHE BERLIN WEEKLY NEWS: THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1892.

Much Work for Heautiful Italian Women. OUR LITTLE MEN AN1> WO.MEN FOR NOVEMUKR ^VOSIEX AIsD TOBACCO. A hawker in a d«)Wii town street was “The prettiest women in the world are has two good Thanksgiving stories. There vendiiij' the other day ;i set of ornaments those of northern Italy,” sjiid Henry C. is likewise the story of two Poland donkeys, which had evi«leutly been prepai-ed by a Bartow, who has completed a trip around SOME OF THE REASONS WHY SMOK with line illustrations, and a Tiptoe March woman. The groiuul uu thiiifcing this is the world. “Pretty is uot exactly the with a pretty picture. A Boy and a Girl, ING MAKES WOMEN ATTRACTIVE. the set itself and t he price. It ctmsists of word to be used in describing them. A The Studio Dolls, and Talks by Queer necklace and two braceleis. Th« price tor wax doll may be pretty. The women of Folks, are as interesting as can be. Joker the whole iiiiilii is twenty cents. The or I s norihern Italy are glorioosly, madden and his Relations do some very strange Suiue Very Knuiouii AVumeii Have Smoked naments are miule of small shells strung ingly beautiful. They are a mixture of things. Home, Sweet Home is a sweet lit TiiueH Jty—Auiont; Them » Itu u h e u r. rhymes, Little Men and Women is as charm and see if you think a man could have beauty of the other. If you want to ing as ever. W j i s it uot Thackeray who said that a made it! The shells are small, and the cal understand what the poet meant by the Price $1.00 a year ; 10 cents a number. woman hut**d a cigar because she reooK- careous outsiiJe has been removed so that ‘dark eyes’ splendor’ go not to the Vale of I). LOTllROP CO.. Publishers. Boston. T i m e , the shell pivsents only an iride.scent sur liized in it her chiefest rival? It is mere Cashmere, nor to Cadiz, but to Milan. face. It must have taken some time and jealousy, that is all. She does not hate it Greece iu her palmiest days could not pro patience to do away witli this hard outer duce such perfect figures, nor Spain such Application For License. hi and for itself. Convert the rival into an veneer of tlie shell. coquettes. Add to unrivaled beauty of T o THE Ho a r d o f C o u n t y C ommissioners ally anil she w ill learn to love and bleiss it- In the necklace there are four strands of face and figure the sweet cadences of the To buy sweet potatoes. Have just re FOR H a r t f o r d Co u n t y . In the l*ett^r i-egulated households where these shell", each strand containing thirty Italiau tongue, and I de^y any youngster I hereby apply for a license to sell spirit men are allowed to smoke in the pi-esence shells. This makes l‘i() shells for the neck to get away from Milan without regret. uous liquors, ale, lager beer Rhine wine and ceived some very nice ones, price 25c. per of their wives and sisters and sweethearts lace. In oixler to .string them each one of Some one has said that Italian is the moth cider at Kensington, town of Berlin. My this conversion of an enemy into a friend these shells is perforatetl with four holes. er tongue of the godde.ss ot love; cer place of business is not located within 200 has already been eflfect^l. It hath even Apparently these holes were made by hand. tainly there is nothing sweeter—it is mel peck. The thin, brittle shells could hal^lly have feet in a direct line of a church edifice or happentni to some favomi ones among us ody itself.”—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. public school house. to have onr cij;ars lighteil for us by a fair been piercetl by machinery. Many must have been broken in getting the requisite Dated at Berlin this 22d day of Oct. A. D. one inibibing the first puflf and leaving a Before the War. 1892. numl>er for this piece of jewelry. In the kiss bt*hind. A vet«rau sportsman, speaking of the THOMAS F. (ilLI.IGAN, Applicant. A nd th is opens o u t a wider query. WTien bracelet there are three strands with six hunting in South Carolina before the war, Wo, the undersigned, electors and tax pay Cranberries. S.' SfporT" teen shells in each, which makes ninety-six the rival has l»econ)e an ally shall we allow said the other day, “Ducks used to swarm ers, as defined by law, of the town of Berlin, it to become something nearer and dearer shells for tlie pair. The white thread in our rice fields then. Turkeys, partridges which joins these shells together goes hereby endorse the application of the above still—shall we sit clamly by and wat<.‘h it and other gam e filled th e fort*sts. Snipe named Gilligan for such license. Anil we turn gradually into a companion? In other through small, transparent glass beatls. infested the rice stubble iu millions, and hereby certify that we have not endorsed the wonls, shall we sutler women to smoke* Here are the statistics for the whole pa- Maple Syrup. woodcock were plentiful iu every swamp application of any other person. Most men would answer unhesitatingly rure: NumlnT of shells emiiioyetl, ‘Jlfi; when in sea.son. Never in any country numlH'r of ylass U*ad.s, 2,t>(W; num ber of 1 )atcil at Berlin this 22d day of Oct. A. D. no. Must wojnen would echo the no. In- have deer been more strictly preserved. 1892. I have some as nice maple syrup as you holes which hatl to be made in the shells, (ItHHl it is iHH'ause men are so certain of the From the 1st of February to the 1st of MIKE KINMRY, ei'ho that, they are so bold and iHwitive in 8tM. August the sound of a gun was never ever see put iu bottles, price 80c. bottle. There is a small tin clasp for the neck DKNIS MORNIAN. tlieir negative. heat'd in certain preserves, where lieer nml- W M . DALEY, \Vl>en we say m ost women, we m ean of lace and for i he bracelets. tiplied like cattle. It wa:t nothing unusual JOHN FLYNN. course mast won»en in this cotintry. Rut Think of cleaning the sliells. |M>rforating for a planter to reserve four or five thou JOHN DOOLEY. in the ('ontinent whi^i contains thisctnin- them , strinjjing thent and the l>eads to sand acre.H of woodland for a deer park. 1 I hereby certify that the above named en try—in North America—there is another gether, pu ttin g on the cl.Hsps, and reflect Oyster Crackers. have si*en no less than twenty-two deer dorsers are electors and ta.\ }>ayers, as defined that you can buy the whole .set (or twenty large ootintry, Mexico, to wit, where tlie cross t he roarts itself in a simihir flanking the right wing of the Fe walls overhung with wire in onler to interrupt Feeared, day morning. ers, as defined by law, of the town of Berlin, winter^s supply. arches of the watt^^ gates. “ M ark." site but peri'eiving the approach of the main hereby endorse the above named Flannery cries enthusiastically, “how the tiny m l Confeiierate force retrt>ated. The Con The President was beside his for such license. .\nd we hereby certify that lights glow among the silent leaves, inov federates chargeil the station and capturetl dying wife, as he had been for we have not endorsed the .ipplication of any in g quickly hit her and t hither, while w hite acom i>auyof infantry. They then felle«l nine hours continuously, and his other person. dm|>eries shine through the dusk and the tn>e.s and placed them on the track with was the last of the loved features Dated at Beriin this 24th d.ay of Oct A.D. m urmur of voices mingles with the swa.sh other o b stru n ions. T his w as scarcely done 1892. Anything in the G-rocery line you want of tlie wat«r against the wall below.” when a train cam e thundering ected «langAr, and disre- fully and quietly and without pain. by law, of the town of Berlin, and they have that is No. 1. rings over the city and the air grows gaiding the flying bullets that whist.led Religious services were held at not signed for any other person. heavy with the night sweetness of flowers. about his head he put on a full head of the White house Wednesday morn Dated at Berlin this 24th day of Oct. A. D. In the album of the Marchesa Brignole, steam. The engine struck the obstruc iSoa. at Genoa, there is written t his sentiment, tions, knocked them out of the way, and ing, after which the remains were WILLIAM BULKELEY, Town Clerk. “The smoke of fame is not wortli the passed on without accident, thus saving taken to Indianapolis, where the in smoke of a pipe,” and the signature to the from capture and c*onsignment to prisons a TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION A. B. GOODRICH terment will be made today. sentiment is “Ueorge Sand.” The mean train lo ^ of Union soldiers. The Confi^- ERS FOR HARTFORD COUNTY. ing is a trifle ambiguous. Does George I hereby apply for a license to sell spirituous erates threw a close flre into th e i>as.sing and intoxicatnif; liquors, ale, lager beer. Rhine Sand mean to say that fame is evanescent train, killing and wounding a number of wine and cider, at my saloon, in the town of Ber C 0 ^ 3 i T . as smoke, worthless as some might deem the troops.—Washington Star. lin. My place of blisiness is uot located within aOO the smoke of a pipe to be worthless? Or feet of a cfiurcliedifice or public school house. NOTICE! Dated a t Berlin this 11th dw- of October, A . D. does she mean that, sweet as fame may l>e. SuN|tended Animation. The undersigned. Selectmen and Town IHW. JOSEPH HORAN. Applicant. there is a still more grateful sweetness “It has l)een frequently said that truth We, the undersigned, electors and tax-payers, as detlned by law, of the town of Berlin, hereby LODGE MEETINGS. TTFxNKY HUBBARD, lingering in the fumes that hover about is stranger than fiction,” remarked Dr. Qerk of the Town of Berlin, hereby give the meerschaum and the brierwood? endorse the application of the above named DEALER IN Henry Powderly to a little party that were notice that they will be in session at Kens Horan for such a license. And we hereby certify O. U. A. M. Probably the latter, for George Sand was discussing Washington Irving’s romantic that we have not endorsed the application of any DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,HARI>- ington Hall in said Berlin, on Wednesday, other person. Pequot Council, No. 24. meets every Mon a valiant smoker. In her hot youth, when story of “Rip Van Winkle” in the Lindell waix'. Standard Metlicines, Perfumery, October 26th, 189a, from nine o’clock a. m. Dateil at BerlUi this lltli day of Oct., A. D. day evening au Mechanics hall. she wished to emphasize her hatred of con rotunda. “1 often think that I would like BENJ. A. UPSON, Reiuly-made Clothing, ventional restraints, she had smoked pipes K . ot P . to go to sleep and wake up in the full en until five o'clock p. m. and at Westcott’s JOHN CASHMAN. Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, Brushes, Combe, and cigars. In her mellow maturity, when joyment of my faculties a century later— Hall, Bast Berlin, Saturday, October 29th, EDWARD BROMFIELD, Mattabasset*^ Lodge, No. 25, meets at Pooketbooks, Pens, Ink, Soap etc. she smoked for pleasure and not for glory, JOHN McKEON, Westcott’s ha11 every Tuesday evening. say ab out th e year 3000. 1 believe that this 189a. from nine o'clock a. m. until five PETER HACKET. East Berlin, Ct. she confined herself entirely to cigarettes. will be successfully done. Cases of sus I hereby certify that the above named endors P . o f H . o’clock p. m. and on Monday, October 31st, Mrs. Orr in her “Life of Robert Brown pended animation for considerable periods ers are electors and tax-payers, as deflned by law, Berlin Grange, No. 24, meets on the first Ing” tells how th e poet, w ith th a t othe?r of the town of Berlin, and they have not signeil Landscape and Marine Views. of time frequently occur. I have myself at Worthington Hall in said Berlin, from for any other })erson. and third T esday of each month. poet, his wife, called upon George Sand in pronounced people dead who are now in nine o’clock a. m. until eight o’clock p. m. Dated at, Berlin this 11th day of Oct., A. D.1892. Percival < >range, Kensington, meets every Paris and found her smoking a cigarette. W’lLUAM BUOKELKY, Town Clerk. the full enjoyment of vigorous life. I have for the admission of Electors, and on Satur 1st and 3'I Wednesday, at the town hall. Mrs. Browning was charmed with the no doubt that thousands of people h a v e OIL PAINTINGS, ETCH grace and delicacy exhibited by this vota day the 29th day of October, from nine TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION I. O, G. T. been entombed alive after having been ex ERS FOR HARTFORD COUNTY. The I. O. G. T. ni ?et every Wednesday ress of the weed in the pursuit of her fa amined by reputable and careful physi o’clock a. m. until five o’clock p. m. to hear I hereby appiy for a license to sell spirituous INGS, ENGEAVINGS. vorite amusement. She enthusiastically and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhinu evening at Good Templars’ liall, East Ber cians. If the life force may be so com and determine all appeals from *^he doings of Best Masters. Best Work. declared that in the hands of a true devo pletely sttspended for a day or two and wine and cider, at my hotel in Kensington, town lin. tee of the better sex a cigarette might be the Registrars of Voters, and also at Worth of Berlin. M.y place of business is not located Come View them and be Happy. then resumed, why may it not be taken up within 300 fett in a direct line af a church edifice We are pleased to have you ealL made as potent an instrument of coquetry again afi/er the lap.se of a century or more? ington Hall in said Berlin, Monday, the 7th or public school house. and fascination as the fan is in the bands “Irving makes Rip Van Winkle age dur day of November next, from nine o’clock a. Dated at Berlin, this 18th day of October, A. D. Allred Williams & Son. of a Japanese beauty. 1892. E. S. KILBY, Applicant. ing his t^wenty years’ nap. That is, I think, m. until five o’clock p. m. (if necessary) for We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as A LA RG E STOCK O F TheE. N. POTTER CO., At present in the more or less Bohemian jflned by law, of the town of Berlin, hereby en wrong. Should the life force be so com the admission of those whose qtialifications 8 0 W . M ain St. M eriden. circles of artists, writers and actors, smok pletely suspended that a man would not dorse the application of tlie above named Kilby, ing is very widely tolerated among Parisian had not matured on said 31st day of October, for such license. And we hereby certify that we We offer veiy*line and complete line of require food there would be little or no have not endorsed the application of any other women. Marie Bashkirtseff smoked, it waste, and he would w'ake up as youthful and for no other purpose. I>er8on. Artists’Materials. Picture Framing prompt will be remembered, and she was more of and vigorous as when he dozed off. I be Dated at Berlin, this 18th d ^ of October, A. D. ly executed. N. F. TAYLOR, ) 189;. S. B. STOWELL, a Parisian than a Russian. Even the staid lieve that it will yet be possible for a man, and highly respectable Rosa Bouheur L. A. WESTCOTT, [ Seleclmen. F.L . NORTON, by taking century naps, to enjoy a few EDWARD ALLING, ) J.C . LINCOLN, knows what it is to enjoy a quiet whiff years of life during every century for 1,000 W. L. PATTERSON, from a Turkish or a Spanish cigarette. As years or more. I can see no good reason Berlin, October aoth, 1892. M. E. JACOBS. Trade Mark. NOTICE. to Sarah Bernhardt—of course she smokes. I hereby certify that the aljove named endors for believing that the Nineteenth century WILLIAM BULKELKV, ers are electors and taxpayers, as deflned by law, Seal Skin Garments, Ulsters, Secques, Jack, It is her delight to dress herself up in has witnessed the high tide of scientific Town Clerk. of the town of Berlin, and they have not signed ets. Wraps and Shoulder Capes. All onr The place to get your Rye, men’s clothes w'hen at work in her studio, achievement.”—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. for any other person. own make. Muffs, Capes and Furs of all and to assume all other masculine habits Dated at Berlin, this 18th day of October, A.D. Corn and other Grain ground 1892. WM. BULKELEY, Town Clerk. kinds. Call and examine our stock and with her pantaloons. In the days of the B itte n by m Kattleanake. Articles of Association get the prices. is at the BECKLEY QUAR empire smoking was even more prevalent OF Rodney Percival, “a live California boy,” TO THE BOARD OE COUNTY COMMISSION We are Manufacturers and Guarantee a than now. Did uot the empress herself—a G ood F it. TER Mill. Buckwheat gi’ound fourteen years old, had a strange adven ERS FOR HARTFORD COUNTY. Spaniard to the core—set the fashion? The Yale Brick Company I hereby apply for a license to sell spirituous 41 & 45 Pratt St., Hartford, Ct. on Thursdays only. Is then the supposed indelicacy of femi ture a few months ago. and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer. Rhine nine smoking a matter of latitude and He was searching a blackberry hedge be The undersigned hereby associate as a «’ine and cider, at my hotel in Kensington, town W. E. HAZARD. hind his father’s bam for a ball wheji he joint stock corporation under the statute laws of Berlin. My place of business is not located longitude? By no means. It is a matter within 200 feet m a direct line of a church edifice of epochs. Time was when no one held was bitten between the first and second of this State, by articles of agreement, as or public school house. CHURCH & MOESL the habit to be unfeminine. Two centuries joints of the middle finger of Lis left hand follows: Dated at Berlin, this 17th day of October, A .D . by a rattlesnake thut boasted eight rattles A r t ic l e i . The name by which the cor 1892. WM. J. RITCHIE, Applicant. Seeds in bulk, all kinds A. A. WELDEN, ago no geographical divisions marked We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as GENEBAIi HABDWAB£. where the lady must cease to smoke or and a button. While its fangs were still poration shall be known is The Yale Brick deflned by law, of the town of Berlin, hereoy en cease to be a lady. Then the most highly in his finger Rodney caught it about the Company. dorse the application of the above named Ritchie 2s/£erid.en, Oonaaa. bom, the most gifted, the most charming throat with his other hand and trampled it A r t . a. The purpose for which it is con for such license. And we hereby certify that we to death. have not endorsed the application of any other ladies of England smoked openly. Later, stituted is to manufacture, buy and sell Brick, person. Contractor with the same opeimess, they used tobacco This was the work of a moment. What Terra Cotta, Tile, and other articles made Dated at Berlin, this 17th day of October, A D. TO in other forms. to do next? In the barn was a calf which wholly, or in part of clay, shale, or other ma 1892. MICHAEL FITZSIMMONS, the boy had been in the habit of feeding. JAMES KERRIGAN, Master Prynne, the well meaning Puri terial. To prospect, develope, buy and sell JAMES BROWN, He ran into the barn and thrust the bitten clay or other lands ; to own, buy and sell M Buidler. tan ic imbecile, who in 1633 wrote an attack THOMAS FAGAN, upon the stage called “Histriomastrix,” finger into the calf’s mouth. The calf pro clay, shale, or other material; to own, CHRISTIAN SCHIEF.: Gruy & Fuller ceeded at once to suck it vigoroiLsly and as buy, sell, or construct and maintain build I hereby certify that the above named endors informs us that in his day ladies at the ers are electors and taxpayera, as deflned by law, I HAVE SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR the event proved extracted all the poison. ings, roads, bridges, canals, flumes, and theater were offered the tobacco pipe in of the town of Berlin, and they have not signed FOR SUPPLYING lieu of apples, which appear to have been Rodney was urged to supplement the other water courses ; to buy, sell, own, and for any other person. * calf’s work by copious drafts of whisky, deal in any real estate, machinery, tools, or Dated at Berlin, this 17th day of October, A. D. the staple between the acts refreshments, 1892, WM. BUCKELEY, Town Clerk. and a French traveler, one M. Torevin de but declined the advice, ai^d the next day other personal property, and generally to Fumiture, went to school, as usual, bearing the rat do all things necessary or incidental to said Rochefort, who published his journal in TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION LUMBIR Mill WORK 1677, informs us that he found smoking tles as a trophy. The calf died.—Petaluma business. Courier. ______ERS FOR HARTFORD COUNTY. was a general custom in England as well A r t . 3. The corporation is to be located I hereby apply for a license to sell spirituous Carpets, Also Scroll Sawing, Turnings among women as among men, both sexes in the town of Berlin, county of Hartford, and intoxicatmg liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine Hair Assorted to Callings. and state of Connecticut. wine and cider, at ray saloon Kensington street, and general holding that life would be iutolerable Dr. Deddoe tells us that there is a direct town of Berlin. My place of business is not loca Ranges, A r t . 4. T he amount of its capital stock is ted within 200 feet in a direct Une of a church edi without tobacco, “because they say it dis relation between men’s pursuits and the FINISHED DD1LDIII6 MITERUL sipates the evil humors of the brain.” one hundred thousand (100,000) dollars, ;di- fice or public school house. color of their hair. An unusual pro vided into one thousand shares of the value Dated at Berlin, this 17th day of October, A .D . 1^ " Plans and specifications furnished for After the ladies stopped smoking they portion of men with dark straight hair 1892. BALTAS SENGLE, AppUcant. Crockery, took to snuff. Women of quality, a cen of one hundred (100) dollars each. all classes of work, and orders solicited. enter the ministry; red whiskered men are We, the undersignd, electors and tax-payers, as tury or less ago, could not stir without A rt, 5. Each subscriber to these articles defined by law, of the town of Berlin, hereby en apt to be given to sporting and horsefiesli, Address BERLIN, CONN. their snuffboxes—splendid little jeweled, agrees to take the number of shares of said dorse the application of the above named Sengle Baby Carriages, while the tall, vigorotis blond men, for such license. And we hereby certify that we enameled receptacles of an eighth of an capital stock annexed to his name, each St lineal descendants of the vikings, still share to be of the par value of one hundred have not endorsed the application of any other ounce or so of perlumed, mild rappee. contribute a large contingent to our trav person. Queen Anne snuffed inordinately. So dollars, and to pay twenty per cent, thereof K-Dated at Berlin, this 17th day of October, A. D. Ice Chests, elers and emigrants. in cash at the time of subscription, and the 1892. did her grace of Marlborough. Hence The plumage of canaries can be consider CORNELIUS COLLINS, Lord Bolingbroke’s famous sneer, “The balance thereof in instalments as called for FRANK G. HART, ably altered tow'ard red or orange by feed by )he directors. MARTIN WEBBER, nation is governed by a pair of snuffers— ing them on a stimulating diet of red no wonder the light of its glory is extin Dated at Berlin, this 14th day of October, AUGUST 8PLETT8TOZER, REFRIGERATERS. pepper, and though this may fail for A. D. 189a. ALBERT RANDECKER. PATENTS guished.”—New York World. humankind in general something might I hereby certify that the above named endorsers Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtidnad, and an SUBSCRIBES NAMES. NO. OF THARES. are electors and tax payers, as deflned by law, of In fact everything for House ent business conducted for m o o c iia t c Fees. be done toward increasing the pigment in the town of Berlin, and they have not signed for Our Orncc is Oppositc U. 8 . PATCi^OfFiec Unconcerned. the hair, and give hope to many a melan E. P. Yale, New Haven, Conn. 225 any other person. keeping under our roof, for and we can secure patent in leas time ttiaa those An old man and his wife were on a choly owner of gray locks.—Ninteenth L. P. Sperry. “ “ 20 Dated at Berlin, this 17th day of October, A. D remote from Washington. 1892 Send model, drawing or photo., with detcrip. steamer between Blackpool and the Isle Century. ______R. E. Manross, “ “ 33 WILLIAM BULKELEY, Town Clerk. Lowest Cash Prices. tion. We advise, if patenuble or not, free of of Man. F. H. Allis, New Britain, Conn. 50 charge. Our fee not due till patent is secnred. Aa the sea was rather rough, and the Difficalt of X.ocation. F . H . Allis. Trustee, “ “ 510 A PAMPHLn', “How to Obtahi Patents,” with “We were going to the theater last night, WANTED. cost of same in the U.S.and fontgncoaatxin old woman unaccustomed to sailing, she A. J. Sloper, Trustee, “ “ 90 CREDIT GIVEN IF DESIRED. sent free. Address, said to her husband: bat my wife mislaid the tickets.” John B. Miner, ** “ 15 To purchase some young chickens. Any ; “Oh, Jo h n , th is ship is going down!’* “H ow so?” W . L. Damon, “ “ 10 kind, any size. State how many, the lowest “She put them by mistake into her GUY & FULLER, C.A.8NOW&CO.I I “W ^, never mind,” said her husband; T. C. Bauer, Kensington, Conn. 10 cash price and enquire at the J Ol>P. PATCNt OmCK. WASHinaTON, D. C. I ^ oun*’—Gripsack. p o(^t.”—Kate Field’s Washington. Isaac Porter, Jr., “ “ 10 BERLIN NEWS OFFICE. 11-18 State St., Meriden.