New Britain herald., 1915-11-02

Peppro left the horses on the bank and when he demonstrated with the criver for taking so long to fix the blow the latter applied several bad names to him. He objected to the epithets and shook Peppro.
 Prosecutor said there was no queS- tlOn but there was an assault commit ted He has known Peppro for number of years and knows he is peaceful and law abiding citizen. On the other hand Corallo is young man who has no respect for the law and before court had treated the whole matter as joke. He felt there was no justification for the assault and asked the court for conviction. Judge Griswold found the accused guilty and fined him $3 and costs, amounting to S15. Corallo said he would take an appeal.
 Literary Society Opens Season.
 The Berlin Literary society began it's twenty sixth season last night at the home of Mrs. Juanita Field. There was a large number of members and their friends present and they were very enthusiastic over Professor Nourse's talk. His subject was The Great War" He traced the causes of
  uted some of them to the Franco Prussian war of 1871. The question of territory is also a vital one. Pro- lessor Nourse said the German em- pire desires to extend it's domain through Turkey to that part of Asia, which was "once the garden spot of the world," Asiatic Turkestan. Re- garding the outcome of the conflict, the speaker said he could make no prophecy. Professor Nourse then gave personal "reminiscences of his life in Germany. He was there when the | present emperor was crowned and l told many anecdotes of him. 1 After Professor Nourse's talk there was a general discussion. The next meeting of the club will be held on i November 15.
 1 Attending Southington Fair. 1 A large crowd accompanied St. Pauls T. A. B. minstrel troupe to the 1 Firemen's fair in Southington last night and it reports some time Tho ] minstrels were we'll received, as far as their singing was concerned, but 1 the opinion of those who accompanied them is their jokes are altogether too "deep". In fact the joke about the 
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 There was much ado before the par ty started. One young man, who was a big booster for the trip suddenly de- veloped a case of friged extremities i and requested the return of his dol lar bill. The committee which hired the car for that particular party, did not feel like making up the dollar so l the fellow decided to go. On his re- turn, he tried to get up another party for tonight.
 Some of the membcds were lucky, ) especially w. w. Pagan and M. Me- Carroll The former was awarded a 1 rocker and pair of ladies shoes while the latter captured a cold watch.
 kensington Methodist Church.
 A. Cottage Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Charles Bradbury at 7:45 o'clock tonight.
 The women of the church will meet with Mrs. Wooding, Friday afternoon at o'clock
 To Present Play.
 The kanxi Camp fire girls of Ber- lin will present a play, entitled "In every land or the Law of the camp fire" at 8 o'clock Friday evening in the town hall. Music will be rendered by Miss Helen Cowles and Frank Benson.
 1 It was erroneously stated in this