New Britain herald., 1914-08-01
That official felt somewhat suSpi-

That official felt somewhat suspi- cious of the package and laid it to one side while he continued with the one hundred and one other duties early morning hours.
 The person to whom the myster- ious parcel was. addressed sauntered in a short time later and he joined With the postmaster in his wonder ment at pool of some red substance which remained in the spot where the bundle had rested. A nasty ex- animation was made and it was found that friend of the local resident had sent him box of huckleberries from Wilton, Conn.
 The berries had been packed in a rather tender pasteboard receptacle which had evidently been banged about in the mail cars, allowing the juice of the fruit to escape.
 Louis Bradbury Sells Property.
 Louis Bradbury of this town has sold to E. Allen Moore of New Brit ain a fve-sixths interest in a plotf of land, bounded on the north by land of John Woods and land owned for merly by John Ault, partly by each, and land formerly Of Henry Edwards; on the east by land of the grantee; on the south by property of the gran tee and on the west by the so-called "Old Highway" The grantor con veys to MT. Moore all such right, title and interest in the described premises as was conveyed to the grantor by the last will and testa- ment of Levi Gladding, late of Ber- lin.
 Noted Suffragist Visits Berlin.
 Whisked into Berlin in her auto mobile, called Votes" Miss Emily Pierson of Cromwell, state organizer of the Woman Suffrage association of Connecticut, went about this town yesterday afternoon distributing lit erature advertising the suffragist lec- ture to be held in the local town hall Monday evening, which will be one of the last of a series comprising the grand automobile tour through Mid dlesex county. Before Miss Pierson left here, all the sign posts and telegraph poles were decorated with posters announcing the' Votes for Women lecture.
 To an interested resident, who stopped and talked with the state or ganizer Miss Pierson said that it. was now only q question of time before the weaker sex will be given the bal lot in Connecticut. She pointed out the great advance which has been made during the past few months alone Miss Pierson made the state 1nent that Miss Alyse Gregory of Nor walk, Conn.,, would be one of the speakers at the meeting to be held .il this town. She explained that Ber- lin was one of the two only places, outside of MiddleseX county. at which meetings were scheduled to be held during the present campaign. The other city which has been so fla vored was New London she said.
 The original purpose of the asso citation was to carry on a campaign only in Windham and Holland coun- ties but the work in these two coun- ties brought out contributions of sui hcient funds to extend the campaign for three weeks and include Middle sex county.
 There have been two automobiles continually in use during the cam paignG; The Sulphite,' owned by the association and so called by the cam paigners because of it's propensity to do unexpected things, and Votes" Miss Pierson's car The latter is run by Miss Pierson, the former by Miss Alyse Gregory.
 The campaign, which began on Juno 15, will be brought to a cl oso