New Britain herald., 1917-06-19

of April and then goes on to tell
 what Is being done in Russia at the
 present time and why this country
 should follow out the same policy.
 Near the end an argument Is put
 forth to urge the workers of America
 to accept the Russian revolt as
 model of virtue and practically invites the workingmen of this country to start a revolution. The whole article is of a reasonable nature and every effort should be made to run it's back CTS to earth. .~-.e~-.
 While there are number of dif- ferent kinds of type used there Is
 nothing to indicate the source of the
 article as it is nowhere signed as were
 those of two days ago. There is ab-
 solutely nothing that would give the
 authorities any hint whatsoever as to
 where the matter was printed. A
 strong suspicion is going the rounds
 that the same parties responsible for
 the first batch of circulars also had . hand in spreading the latest bills.
 It is understood that this second in-
 vasion of the town has been brought
 to the attention of the department of
 taken to apprehAnd the nefarious
 malcontents.
 Gun Clubs Anihate. The first shoot of the season of the Mattabessett Gun club was held at the state fair grounds last Satui- day. This was also the first shoot of the affiliated clubs of New Britain and Berlin. For number of years past every effort has been made by the members of the local club to have the New Britain Gun club join it's ranks but nothing ever came of the i matter until this spring. With the addition of the New Britain mem bers the Mattabessett club now has 8 membership of seventy-five whici makes it one of the strongest organ l izations of its kind in the state. The next shoot will be held on June 30, l which will also be beginners day. and at that time the new memberI i will try for the Du Pont Powder company trophy. Last year the prize ] was awarded to Roy Gibney. The afternoons activities will open at 3:sO o'clock. The club will carry on tlas summer program along the same lines as those of last year and 1t Is not thought that war conditions will in any way hurt the schedule. Finds Old Newspaper.
 Francis Deming. treasurer of the l Berlin Savings bank. had on exhibi- 1 tion at the bank this morning an old 1 copy of the Connecticut Courant dated 1866. Although the present high cost of living is a thing to be 1 grumbled at the prices of that time were pretty we'll advanced. A gallon of kerosene oil was priced at eighty l cents and sugar was at about the same price it is today, nine pounds for a dollar. A gold dollar was rated
 as being worth $1.35. Flour ap- I peared to be about the cheapest ar- ticIe as 1t could be purchased for $9
 a barrel Another old paper was 1 the New York Tribune of 1S66 which
 was published three days after Lees surrender and in which was printed a list of the prisoners. Berlin Briefs.
 Weekly drill of the Home Guard 1 last night.
 1 w. M. Bunce,. of Jersey City. spent Sunday with his family in East Ser lin.
 A marriage license has been is- sned to E. Catenino of Bridgeport | and Miss Stefanna Gasoline of Ken- sington.
 Judge M. Smith of Clinton h the unest of l.. A. westcott of East Ber- l lin.
 FolIovinx are the members of the East Berlin Tennis association: '.