And Stanley relates that a watch with its constant ticking sent the bravest of Congo chiefs into a cold sweat of agonizing fear; on discovering which, the explorer had but to draw his Waterbury and threaten to turn the whole bunch into crocodiles, and at once they got busy and did his bidding.

" "Shout, then, and wake Waterbury.

" "Who's Waterbury?"

" "You are a sensible young woman, Miss Barbara Ann Waterbury.

A local institution can't be called Barbara Ann Waterbury, unless it's a crêche or a drinking-fountain or something like that, can it?" "It cannot, Barbran.

Having been out the evening before attending a watermelon recital in the country, and having contributed a portion of his clothing to a barbed-wire fence and the balance to an open-faced Waterbury bull-dog, some one asked him what he thought of the dog as a pet.

Neither have we depended upon the relation of facts of a few, to convince the world of the real power of faith, but have added concurrent testimony of incidents actually known in the experience of such eminent clergymen as Charles Spurgeon, Newman Hall, Martin Luther, W. Huntington, Dr. Waterbury, George Muller, Dr. Cullis, Dr. Patton, Dr. Adams, Dr. Prime, Bishop Simpson, and many others.

The Waterbury Watch Company has lately built a factory, employing 600 hands, on similar lines to those of Mr. Pullman.

(In Waterbury American, Sept. 27, 1928) © 27Sep28; A5-930731.

(In Waterbury American, Sept. 27, 1928) © 27Sep28; A5-930731.

Mr. Johnson, carpet-bag in hand, jumped upon the platform, entered the office, purchased a ticket for Waterbury, and was soon whirling in the Naugatuck train towards his destination.

On reaching Waterbury, in the soft spring twilight, Mr. Johnson walked up and down in front of the station, curiously scanning the faces of the assembled crowd.

Perkins Brown is our butcher, here in Waterbury, and he often asks me,'Do you take chloride of soda on your beefsteaks?

21.00 Waterbury.

Ch. 200.86 Waterbury.

Ch., for Conn. Ind'l Sch., Ga 25.00 {113} Waterbury.

"A Friend," for Santee Indian M. 50.00 Waterbury.

At Waterbury (which there is some possibility of renaming Shorterbury)

Ch., for "Bird's Nest" Indian M. 50.00 Waterbury.

60.71 Waterbury.

Mrs. Mary L. Mitchell, 75; Israel Holmes, 5; for Indian M. 80.00 Waterbury.

Mrs. Mary E. Curtiss 5.00 Waterbury.

Ch., for Indian Sch'p 70.00 Waterbury.

WATERBURY, L.A.:

He rides alone from Litchfield to Waterbury 28.