Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1880-11-25
New Preston.

New Preston.
Just now we are having a tremendous grip
from the icy hand of the king of the north.
ut is an eager and nipping all" which fore
tells pretty plainly what we may expect lin
the near future" Furs begin to come forth
from their hiding places and air themselves
upon the persons of the blooming Bellies and
the gay Lotharios The last straw hat Is
hung up in the closet, and the linen buster we
see no more. The farmer will soon begin to
fodder the cattle and feed the pigs In the
morning and then come in and sit by the IRE
and drink cider, eat apples and read the paper
the rest of the day. We don't hear much at
present but "Where are you going to spend
Thanksgiving? The doctors heat this ques-
ton, smile broad grin. quietly fill mp their
pill boxes and weigh out their powders for
emergencies they know are sure to arise.
human stomach is the toughest thing about
man. A little wrench will break bone,
thump will crush his skull in, but turkey,
chicken, pork, raisins, rice buildings, pies,
gravies, butter, lard, and three kinds OF pre-.
Serves cider and coffee, salt and pepper all
put into mans stomach at one time makes a
conglomerate mass that eight times out of ten
doesn't kill the owner of the stomach so gorg-
ed 1t is wonderful how many thanksgivings
a man can live through! The ''HilP' church
has been invited to meet with the village
LoIl I'll r; rs,
Rev. Mr.. 1shanl will preach the sermon
Services commence at II o'clock a. m.
MIR. E. A. Hayes and wife, of Wolcott-
vile, were at E. r. Beeman's at Lakeside over
last Sabbath. rESTj ri
WIN. Cogswel is erecting house upon
the Kinney Hill farm, so called. and Geo. R.
jerks is doing the work.
Ed Bolles and wife, of Bethel, were the
guests of Mr.. Jesse Barden last Saturday and
Sunday.
Geo. Lyman is selling burial lots from the
land which he owns adjoining the old burying
ground. We hear several parties have pur-
chased lots and will try to think it is proper
place for new cemetery.
1T seems as if the telephone fever had
struck this village. A zone boss" telephone
connects the post Office with ''Palace Royal"
E. H. Beardsleys harness shop is connected
with his home, also D. Burnham's residence
with his store. F. P. Bolles has one also
L.
They work nicely these short distances. Geo.
r jerks furnished instruments and put them
in pc sitlon. Ed Beardsey says his works 80
nicely that lie can hear his young son, the
plain as the nose on ones face when he gets
mad about cutting teeth, and then Ed. knows
without further ado that another bottle of
soothing syrup is needed.
.--On Friday the Christian street school and
the Marketable district school both visited
our village school and all three showed off to-
gether to the best of their abilities Arithme-
tic and grammar got thorough raking over
and the spelling book was completely aud
totally wrecked.
The other night a tramp called at house
on River street for victuals and drink and pre-
tended to be blacksmith seeking work. AS
he was the first tramp of the season he wasn't
arrested but was directed to one of our en-
terprising iron srorl.o-e who, of oouroo, +hus
not yet seen him. Pen DRAGON.
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THOUSANDS OF DRUNKARDs Are made an
nually by the use of medicines called TONES
and Bitters, containing large portion Of rum
and other kinds of spirits Gall Of which should
be labeled Destruction and Death). DIR Ken
nedy has put up the ''Favorite Remedy" in the
form of a syrup, without one drop OF spirits.
Hence, it may be given to persons of all ages,
OF either SIX, who require q medicine to pu-
rify the blood, regulate the Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels, or to give tone and strength to
the system.
Truth AND HONOR Query What is the
best family medicine in the world to regulate
the bowels, purify the blood, remove costive-
ness and biliousness, and digestion aud tone
up the whole system? Truth and honor COM
pels us to answer, Hop Bitters being pure,
perfect and harmless. See another column
Toledo Blade.