qu‘fs'head. Butt.
fit"! as I" my visitNoent'
mawmumt
hBMCIn-Budconntyn
clam-nu mumm-
amawgmmd
“mitigate-d northward in
it m m 1» Want
“a ”I. b Is nuts or the
Gawain-mum
anamlumm
M;ahf&'.sculfliis,thejv
W h to. at. and: W:
Basil-amthewmsit
£1.me
"(than My mugs-n:
RQWM- int-cinema
m raw-yam”.
Mitt-Reba] amassing-ore
hissed-thumbing snowm-
inguaq u find hit like u
arms-m Armani-ire
“do... vio- caesium
«law fiwaistflsnds.
a ilk m hi: 0‘ field and
“fiswmmbmh
sink d w 3“
awamaw
as “a a d be Adirondacks.
awash-n theorist-moons
d‘tm.wmwyumedby
the hi— naming the cloud.
cm. 1.. u m the long,
-Ws—pd tthHomnsihS.
asks-teen” reach northward-11d
and!!!“ The“ toBu-ltngtonis
flaw. The city Human-ulna}.
tr mill-cling I height of 400nm,
“MMtotkhhe. leached
mambo-3,10 theVu-mont Univ
We. the III-nit of this hill,snd
Winthrop-ls our itsdomc.com—
“withacmmgxim in
thee—airy. Tun-law loom Mansfield
magnum w-ty miles to thceast.
m can it was. Is the sun went down
w h m hinting its gar-
ud flan-d vanilla. cloud, mottled
a“ .d Mover the heads of
thugs-doom; theexpanseo!
“minim-"Rh changcfnl hum of
“flu-lain.
MOI no room to the mountain.
Mb‘a ”able “WM
natal—y so the Yemen Comm
Why an: to Steamer-cutouts
a. “outer untieisthelessfrequcnt-
«Luz-esteem ascent. by stage fromEs‘
sexlunetinadwelve mdestotbcbaseot‘ the
will. It I'Bderiaill, and thence by bridle»
pain-Wk up the westm: side. I
Mk Hummus: more difficult and
remain. Ruthenwumromanceinthe
first half of the route. A ride of twelve
dbhuopueoutry stages-agon,with
«shaman ammmandmost
stamina—tel“ hsdtokeeth.
Mina-lam trunnion eudurshle! To
“totkvafietthe lads of thethrce-
mus-1 wuooesidrnhlybslkysndper
dad issuing not miss, new mmswise,
adminmhgh'ss {see Iqun’aboutand
guns-asses. Ila um the victim of
smears-eel jokes from the ill-tempered
wgmsw the! “hehsdtno
wwhflodhfiambi’ another
murmur-libs mono hadlesmed
toys Moll mm." A third thet“he
bed but he Utah! on the hekside
at thematingdhahbd." Hew-
«uniting-alum! so didthattweln-
“‘31-. ”I” with while tohmrethe
emit nib to rat-ll the mum-v
“mmhmmhgheoldtlmaof
do. W ad "wagons .trA
M‘hh‘dkmflshllnl’roo-
tycobhspn v'y manure llttlcho—
”~“Wm withthemams
«la-t tfimwkhsm
haul-mud we carousel:
a" a mad '- Marble
*h at: high. The
”a. ih “on 13th ‘
subways-lat ail-strum.
'“d h ”not is much
a“ a m We iseended
headwa~mdtm
"wwsB-ymiw
m” a an at My maps,
swam-(mum.
“auras-Imusnm
sow-angsmaroekymps,
sfifl¢fiflm'h-
«raga! suds—Ii git-pad the
aya- a an“: outlook of
as.“ 1»
HOW
axfiflflhfinmm
.ssid Rats?"- “ Summer 'Duck'ti,” tie."
timeitwill-beheesuse ithnssudrflne {daily-'1'
Every mountain h'm its own peculiar indi
vidmlity, is obviously as does the face and
form of a men. Mt. Washingtgn is a sw ell-
ing doui’e ofrock, “’11)???ka 116,11): r'css
ms 101L811 .. .
1. : 1.2.: n- m z... )1 "um-
I' ”a" 1: ‘I he I ; xmnee
memory-w “milking; alone 11)
. Momma)? like agigan-
eslq?
\.I o
as
l
t.
l .
no and human in its ,g'spects and
331')ng of' the mountain is
narrow [31138.13 most 11.11pm not
undred' feet amass,‘ in others
P10 t sham,
' — '19: {our milesfron; no
to south,“ It
,e outline of a
1. tvopmjeatoti'fifeéélips, and the
518m pom. 3 (19,13th “Chin," the whole
like a sleeping giant wit lfoot: upturned to
lthe sky. There Is consi 'ble truth in the
comparison. I h ye just returned fronts
$3“ In“. My dusts tut: ninth. 11v)... and
have been charrned with its inexhaustible
variety nf grand and lovely views. I should
like tostay here a week and let the mountain
grow into me and myself into it. But my
M and pony are waiting to take me donn
the mountain. So with many a lin'g'ming
‘view I bid farewell to the sqiuniit and“ start
m my way down the steepb'ri'tllep'n'tlr,lr
ling amply repaid for my short visltl11l-l'1't'l1
consciousnms that ML Mansfield is hence
forth )1) my memory a glorious picture and :1
possession for ever.
3mm .1, Slog. 2‘2, lS'hL
Dr. Cuylcr, just returned from E'urop: -,
hailed me at the Hathorn Spring this morn-
ing.a11d when he learned flifil Twas fresh
flour Ht. Mansfield 513: “130111 I love that
mm. It is the flutst mountain in
Kinetic; If I could take an Englishman to
aeehut one mountain in our country I would
take him to see glorious old Mansfield .'"
MA x.
HA‘GJZI. VES.
The Atlantic, for Septcmlrr, is It's: heavy
and. more readable than me of the late
numbers. The opening article is :1 Wk}
tion of the curious things soon in It “ Day
in a Japanese Theatre.“ James Partcn fol-
lows with another of his graphic historical
articles on “ Jefferson as a Sorcheud." (.llnra
quaint old town of “ X111 ‘mbcrtz.” The“:
are two capital stories, entitled “ Aunt lln—
's Chest" and “ The Favorite of the lla-
rem." Bret Harte, Whittier and Paul Kayne
have pleasant bits of poetry. 0. \V'. Holmes
keeps on talking at the f‘llreskfast Table,"
ending in this number, after hIs Wunl, in a
characteristic poem on “ Wind Clouds and
Star Drift." The usual keen criticisms on
literature, gm, music, science and politics-
cuncludx' ‘M number. '
Scribner s Rummy continues It: held bills
for popular favor. It contains ten finely
illustrated articles, entitled ‘ In and about
Paris," um “ Sculpture." “'0 hardly know
where so much curious information. about
eat as are can he nn‘liubuef' can:
pass as in T13 latter :1 ICE: E. Molfonl
gives sfiuo critical estimate of the charac-
terand lizenu‘y ability nf Frederick Deni~
sou Maurice. Mrs. Olipimnt continues lcr
pleasant story At His (votes ' Two rc‘u'b
able stories add to the variety, ‘ One Day at
Arie," and ' After the Dorian-as, light.‘
The mlsccllwics on science, society, cultun
and literature are very frr~31 au'Ii entcrmiln
ing.
The Popular Science Blonlhly imprm 1-;
with every number. It fills a felt waltz, and
brings the ’rcsearches and discoveries of
modern science within the reach of ordi-
anieles for the mouth: Sociology. by Her
WSW: Closer Fishes; Motions of
San; Unconscious Action of Brain {Past
andFmreof Ningira; Yemt: Earthquake
Waves; Scientific Dnbblcrs: Civilization as
Awninted Force; Popular Geology;
Moral Contagion; .Litcrary Notices and
Mimslhnies. “Thmver wants to read a
magazine and {0611 he 1133' got something
valuable after reading it, let him try this
scientific journal once. and he will be sure
to subscribe for its regular visits.
The Airline continues its pictorial mustn't:
lions in the finést style of art. ' A specialty
of this art—journal is its artistic represemn-
this: of American scene“: This n'ur'nkr
has: fine cngraving‘of “Mollght on the
Embed" Other notable pictures Hm “ Wa-
tering the Cattle?!“ mfio; Slcli,’""‘Wlm
White'-
scsn‘eeiy equal” to some former numbers a
th‘ls‘yeu, it easily infintaihs its place 41: the
best art jot-an! in Men.
«m.
If- the north pole is not (meats-u) this?
.t,
1
tie-mats teenage for eludmvaufshir
There std {our expeditimrs after it The
aplan l‘t'tiddowfi"
Hall has gone
glories Sound
wedge. sandifis
B. Martin gives us s vivid picture oi the .
nary readers. Here is“: tempting table of '
sail
GermanexpedRiengo'esup on tirecaistsid'é‘I
of Spitzbergeu, follow “p
byDr. Petermann. (311mm
. ' ,3 .
: alc irate n " 1) pale} ..
l —C abbngcs begin to crowdgthc :ukel
it, too.
fi—fmt’ (.5
\ rI filmy Kind
-—\\'c predict cuolc)
Xovcm
Of—Uur police will s tile .
‘unpleasan‘fllggfj
M moaning) for stag a: n
W. ohm; mmt
—'_ln the dry goods 'liue 3113111111 .«E To
keep a great variety" and Sell chest) '
—)lr _L. in (1111'ka 11;:
specimens of 10m) 3 presented .,
—-Wo _grp under obligutions .tp Mn: F.
E. ward {or late copies of. Minnesota.
[lupus
—The fl: 10d tidc of trunks and purple for
Mr}.
' , autonomy set in early and vet emtinnes.
——8mall boy's should n’dl club apple rim,
even though they see UK‘KT ones doing it
after dark.
—Rev.ll..l)u11ning has returned from
his vacation :nd will occum his pulpit next
Sabbath :norninr'
—Ligbtn'mg rod men are pullin' " into bus
nets with a rush since lute detustulion by»
the electric fluid.
—lf ministers will preach " (ll-08.1113”:er‘
mom), they must. expect many “ sleepers"
among their hm
“The aqulnoethl storm of bind and rain
us? soon be looked for. It often takes place
such 11¢an Sept. 20)).
.For all dclicacies in the grow grocery
or frail line just waltz up to John E
Smith’s, apposite fl: 2 dcpot.
——Soulcbod3 1111s said ironitnlb of lnllcs
' at “aiming places, ”Tl:(3 do little 'clsc but
rush in and out of different clothing
_st unis, the clothicr, will its. you up in
" duds"
lice. His prices, like his fits, setgood
—ThI. reumrk is sImIewha‘. aumnalnus,
but Beer sells beer, wine and claret at his
place under the Upon) House, Main. Hrcct.
—'l‘:1.<tc for pigeon shooting sccms to be
' gaining: in favor. There will be another
match at the Fair Grounds Ihis afternoon.
—Thc New llavcu Railroad (01111111113
have b11211 laying tile plpc from Su‘ulds'
. 1') L':uI‘_\' oll
l
'(‘ul'llt'l' «inn :1 :nwnzwfr. 12w br'nlzv
\Vutcr.
~\‘»'ln':) :1? lltk‘ puslulllcc, HpIUlu' 111ml 1:
lIte,stop in'u l’I‘EtI1hard'a fur your lulick»
, knacks. llnn‘l bx' purliculnr to wall. for a
‘ lute train.
—.\l1‘ l H1. is llubbcll, font of W: Lshlng
1 ton street. can furnish in short notice hurd-
. ware in any quantityantl lumber enonch to
1' build :I. city
l
l tnmn fmIlm-s, ribbons and bats; lnrlir‘s.
g' 311) 1:) .‘lrs. .lllt'lfl'\‘ and find yourself delight-
. fully suited.
' —'lhu Fuirtkll (uuult Aglitnlm: '11 \r.
’soclulnn), l) .\I jail :ul tln' .\ulmur 'l 111I111'
l bevel: um“ um! l' L‘lu \Ltl 1;): u 1::
l 111.11IlItrsb1p. , .
' #1“): Nurlhcrn l’nc'ulc Kalil wary bonds,
; Call «1:1 )iclvillc l'l. .\lv‘nd. llc In: taken the
latency for their sale and can tarnish all
mated information.
~‘Vc give up‘jhc argument that tbt'rc
kwill probably be :lmn'l) this St"l~‘l)!l. All
“ (lonbt is removed and LhcqncstlnnI ffvctrmlly
that his! min.
-—l: is about time t:)lnnl.u‘.1!f()r your :1?)-
Sn
:l11l' 111'. 1; Hi
{5 Ruled. by
0
Ill.
, A‘IYc know of I 111.111 ulm > le~ 11a.”
1 1111131211130 $20,000 north of LlII‘ I‘lirfit‘ld
I
1 County Insurance Conumny’s stock Infor-
: motion given at this: other.
i —'I"I-v public will [11' :I'alilicd t-l lc:-.:‘n
that 1111- Horse Railroad Company on: sell—
ing cighn‘en lickz'ts for (1111' dollar, instcad
0f scvcutccn, :Is 11crciofurc.
—_\lr Franc ls llunilt, after u lengthened
tuul 1'11 l‘. uropc is about 11) lethal) to this
cil3. H1) his arriml ln- will, suit is stated,
purchase for a residence the “Garvey Place."
5 He will rt‘ach South Diurnjl‘flli in “hunt three
weeks.
-—Thc full tcrm of Miss Hogan'ssclmol in
this city commences September 16, 1673,
under the mast favorable auspices. All
branches of stndv are tobc t:1ugvht,:1nd lilac
Hogan 11 ll. be assisted by an‘ able corps of
assistants. ,
—(). 1r 1-1: )dvu \\ ill nbecrte bv advertise-
ment in another column that 1) new board-
ing and day school for young letlics‘lms bee-1'1
established at Doric-n. gRev.- GHW. ‘ant
'31'1’5. Sharp are principals, antitli’li'fiallterm
begins Sept. 15th. ~ 1 "' ‘
terday .1nIlwtintéd to boy 1) Smmt‘hj' re
marking as he took acopy lb .lt be ‘bnd never
before heard that suclli I't‘blt'pe‘r dish-11.111-
' —-—'I’hc' wFtbghtuck While: 'S'enlin'cl of'lhst
.wcii-ls' publishes 11m follovunv “,Marrietl—
_Ix) 'l'ltomaston, at the Mcthqmst parsonage,
by lh'c'RI El 21‘. WE). Wake, "early in Jtily, Mr.
and Miss fillie spine: to be
hgi'vé‘fi filler) ih'é féé'shall'hat c been paid. "
1'.-T«11e.;nld. Imam" -"..1s 3'in
ammonium 11455. of a little Madam
' q‘qnblg WMMRQM .~:;1.1qc:i>:o:* fl 1.1'
bps-h the dmnflddfw diam:
_ islands 3 younaMxttué militias mi
much sheath”). So“ loaded with fruit
, A vitcd to call .~
——Ci(lcr making Is in ortlerWerSkc either
for the full and winter at short 110-:
—.\n lndiilduul called at this oilicc \cs- '3
was from new emlgi.‘ '“J‘u‘bsarip'ttons from' 4
, that benightcd region fifin‘omel ‘
nognrmsan eccentric MmlDwa Pb
,mssom of its, msoh'uiery ,worltaonm
' ebcentric, but it has uwhistlomhrch beats. ;
.1 anything of the. Uni we aim mat
ways the
ing an cxcu ' '
view of the :
‘ as cxcu ‘ . _
t ; csincc, itwould' .- : z - =
ourpart tor-cclprocatc. \Ve suggest a clan)
at Grc1ror3’s Point or Rotor),
free of expense to
with carriages to convey,
T2533 1.1.4.32. .41.: 1114;111:111
of Nahuatl. Mead Emmndry 21191) no
and elected the fall 111g named gentleme
as direptms: MeleiilfflE. 31196 4,111 My
Vin, Geo. S Ball, G39. Q. Keeley 11.1111
,w
s
The directors have a meeting on Friday
afternoon at 4 o‘clock. . .1
~The New England: Fainto be held at
Lowell. m. September 3rd. 4th, 5th and
6th, will probably be one of the monsoo-
cumin] and interesting ever given by the
society. A building three sti'a'rios in height,
containing more than one- half acre of space,
has been erectul and will be available for
minimum: The grounds embrace over
forty acres. and are approachable by milrmd
from all points.
' '—-Tltis (lay,nt 8 o'clock, the steamer City
of Harwell: w ill oommy the members of the
19m: vow lwfl’r‘sflnm‘l mv Wadi
on their annual picnic to Rye Point. The
children will assemble early at the steam-
boat dock. Ample rcfreslmtents are tobc
provided. The grove engaged is one of the
must bountiful oi) the Sound. With fine
weather, a splendid time may be ekpcclcd.
Tickets lifly cents, the children to go free.
—Rcv. Henry Clay Tmmbull cdificd the
pI-oplc ml the Congregational Church last
Sunday evening by delivering one of those
mastcrly efforts for the production of which
be has carncd :1 world-wide rcputnliol). 110
had manynttrntirc listeners. In the c‘t‘cniug
the Baptist Sunday School united with the
Congregational Sundayfichoo'l in a concert
at the lzttlcr Cchur b.1111 Tmmbull made :1
characteristic uddrcss “'lllCll‘alPHSt'f'l and in-
Slfll(‘l0(l Lhc children.
-~ 7—:«o-———<
8|: Vino.
Two and :1 half miles north «If Nornnlk,
on the mud to New Canaan, may be sccn
the largest grape vine. Without doubt. in
New Englmd. II. is on old sculI-r. of the
wild species, and the trunk at iIs largest
part. measures twcmv—onc imfhcs incircuxn-
former. The fruit is small hmvcvrr and of
poor quality.
-4¢+» —~~
Alum-lean lunltuto Fair.
The forty-lust .\uuual Exhibition Hi I'm.-
.\Incl‘lcnu Institute will upcu at its 1:111:11).
lion Hall, on Third m cuuc, bcthcn Sixty»
third and Sixlyfnunh streets, in the (:in of
New Yuk, 1:11 \N'I'IlncsIlny, Sept. llh. 11nd
(”use 1-11 \l'ctlncsdny, Nov. 13th, 15723.
Thu BUiu'L'l of Inuungcrs announce that this
\x‘illbc lhc l1cstt‘xlIibitlun L‘Vl‘l‘ _sz'm-n l1_\' ll):-
lnslilutc.
0.0 i
Donn: In (hurt-h.
lfnl‘ln 'bifiI muss at St “111 .~ 111m“ .1
[.141 St): "lav tn I1 1 cautifnl dorms llcw in at
the op: H W inrlon, ms.) :rl’h r Wingnx::1bm1t
1hr- <:l."l‘:'('l ('vlificc, nlighlcil on 11 point (lirvrl-
lv (11.: r 1111' :tliur, where buy snt cmnpnsI‘Illy
limo. up . cntly enjoying Ibc rc~
lizions rvrcmot1ic£xrilh their more rational
vcnmy‘nninns. Seeming- tn understnnd llllll
thI-ir pretence was not wanted, they tlartcd
thmrgh the window into the (met! airnrmin.
4oo—-———
The Opera noun-o.
We 2:19 this day informed that incasnnrs
1111' on {not looking l” the prompt comple-
[$1111 of the UpI-m llouw. This structure in
drsign ll.‘..\ 11:) I-qunl in :311151-121', and the in-
dividual named moving in the mutter <lll1ll
sustain their rcputafiuu for llnll’lfl' things
thoroughly and wcllavc may expect to have
in pomcssion u place of umuscnu‘nt haml-
somcr and murc commndious than anything
outaideof Ausonin. “'ith an Opera House
complete we can enjoy an evening \‘illmut
the journey up town as now.
ooo .
(in-
smm‘
The Excurslon.
Tl)» Aunurlcus looked gas, _‘yuslkl‘lluy
morning, a {cw minutes before starting ()1)
her excursion II) Swd'sv Point. The irres-
cncc (If many lollies and their escorts, the
ll cstou Boarding School under command
of Col. G'.I‘-,111tt in lull legimenlnl, l1 rgs
flying, music playing, wzu' ts sparkling, and
“Old Sol" shining, combined to 111311 a
seeps of ,bt'.l€lll;),dlmcud to picture \viIlmm
being present In 'adI‘litiun to the cqur-
sionistga large number tool; pnxwgv for
.‘Sew York 'l'hc boa: uns maple for all 1“-(
qul‘cllanl‘i :1. though ll lIlnuked crowded 111
.alltyi' 0‘,‘ her promenade deck. Pro'mpf
lsuttrr man 1 ploudlr "I111l1c1‘ 51.13;. Ilot1'i'1.tl1c
harbor.
Actlomol' the sac sauna-Humans}:
Law. ,
In accord: mce 1'" ml the emclme'n or the
General Assembly, the (701'1n't3"(":‘11111111is-
sinners met in the Senate Chamber, Hart-
ford,x on To day, 'for line purpose of “ tak-
_ ‘11; may '13?) eces' 311' to se-
cure uni'forin and e a of 3,119
act in addition to 11:) act relating o taverns
ll spirituous ll'c1u‘or,s',‘"" pas‘
Assch1bl3‘Thc 1'n'eéting orgnuiz rifll'ly' {'he
of Datum as
111 digested by
ry Were discusseq, re
:Ptlf'le'l‘ very ill tle
lard, S. E. Osborn and Frank B.Su1u.l1.—;P
, pcrft‘ct [lli'llh‘ClVl‘S in drill, 11114.1 add' to limit
strong :tppslirc gratified.
. pm'lunitics.
Communion- on Ibo MW License: ,
.13 late ..
.... .. ......._ ,W. .-....._s..m .ewtw a
smihmnmmmedma “KIWI!” __
for duty.
ed
‘O
_‘tC.
Co wud’izll‘ou ~
D. T H'UBBELL, djutaut.
General Order No 8, from Co]. Hoyt will
be found interesting:
Amman Fawn WENT
P'l‘lfgifii?
mp J
3.
It
: roll“ at I! l!
inspection of corn
:F‘lrst Sergct'int s call at 2:15 P. M.‘
4.11:) P 1!. : Miami-'3
11 retreat at 5: 30 1?.0
percnllatfiszMx. tattoosnd rental!
to at 10: 39 P M. when all lights will he fittin-
gtgghed except in the quarters of commanding «Moor
and at gourd qua note.
In His Excellency the Commander in-Chlef will
1"???" the regiment on Friday, mbe!‘ 6d) at 8
1““;
Gallon
My”. ~
IV. 3113.69.11. R. B. Crawford will inspect hnd
review the mglmentmr: Thomas LEE-tuber as,»
10 A. M. and “ill hold a. full dr-ss ill of therpfil
ment- at '2: SOP. .‘fo the same day.
V. The r a". will be exercised in target proo—
tlcc on due ny of the encampment.
8'! order of
ll. “'. R. HOYT'.
vol. ('r‘mrl' 5: Fourth Wt (1N f.
D. T. lil BBELL, Adjutant
This regiment is one of the finest! in the
State. "IL' is 4150414.: Ingest, numbering over
fivglgu'ndsed men tank and file. Theodo-
finned Wheeler om) Wilson bond 1.91033 m,
this regimcnt and will' to be attendance dur-
ing the entire encampment The choice of
Gregory‘s Point is 1). wise one. No more
beautiful spot could have been selected. We
have no doubt the boys will enjoy themselves,
already brilliant record. They should come
prepared- to receive many visitors during the
week.
09‘
THE GREAT CIA)! BAKE.
Slxlll Annual Reunion of the “Heavy
Weights” at Gregory’s Point—Tre-
recognition of valu le serviced
.. (anon... VicePresid- iv elect-
' Sherwood, 1 .. ‘ 6-
phy, Westu L f»
k". 207; T. J 0:5
G L. Fields, W
ea, Huntington, L
" “'0‘ ,Jobn 9'
.. u hull. Dan-I
'Mr. B. 'W. Maples then presented 10 great
cane tguie President' 111 a nest speech, Mr
B'railley gracefully replying. Three cheers
$0 trellis): the institution and an hour or
' 11¢ ti}; ifh’finen, very hsppy by rca-_
. ’3;
their bomesf Than 'a littll'lcss in numfi
her this y'ca) thump 93;: 'r; two forme
years, the spirit of enjoy nt was greater
and all acknowledged that 0 present bake
has been the best ercr giv 1). Long live the
Fat Men I . "
Green’s [am
All the apple translate groaning under
prodigious weight of InliL
The localities of Hills Point and Sher—
wsood’ Tide Mill or the scenes of many in-
tcrcstinnr episodes. Family reunions here
take place dally,ybd it is believed every
inch of clan) "round has already been t“ we
dug over
The late tcrfiljc thunder storm laid waste
n1ucb \aluablc property in this vicinity.
Painful Ilcvasuiiim is observed among trees,
many beautii specimens having been re-
portéd. Tbe- ightning struck in several
places, lnfiic damage. Nothing like it
has visited Mfr): years. .
Our little depot )5 weekly growing in im-
portance. and trains conveyao and from us
many pen 111.101“ locality is a favorite rc-
sort for how lork boarders in summer \\ 110
fully appreciate the privilege of getting
here, wihout the task of a roundabout
journey from Sonthport or \Vcstport.
Mr. (George Fairchild,\vl10 recently pur-
chascdthc Lvmnn Banks place, which cu)-
br 1cm many f'g'm bulldings and a tract of
about om. bun red acres, says the lightning
snul. one of his barns, on Thursday, torc
otl‘ the siding. rent 11 hen'vy timber sill, and
shattering :1 gate, the hinges of which were
ataélml to the 113111, passed into an enclos-
m-I- :It the rear mistantly killing a so“
Yalllt'll :11 $80. B'Ir.1“:)irchild belt):r :1 build-
inendous Assemblage of Ponderoslty
and Fatuens~§ucceslml Blvuvnlnr
Demonstratlona A “Whopper” Be-
nppolnted for Pruldonto'l‘he Great
Cane. .
For livl' the Fat Mm.
under llIc zlrLSOC'ltl'l'OD
formt‘Il l1_\‘.\‘l)(‘t'lill (‘llHLfllllI‘lll of the L‘gls-
lutiw; .\.»mnbly of (‘ouucclicub but! we!
in council :It Gregory's Point to discuss
the merits of clams. but principally to have 11
good, solid, social time. This has invariably
but-11 lbc I‘csult of thcir tlclibcruliom. Great
interesthas bu 11 loitln 1'11 thci lrIkcs, and
[111:11' 3ca1l3 rucuruncu l:1sl1ec11 10?de for-
31- :11.l to “1:11 fuvllnvs of lll'chUfC. T
11.1111 bake is :1 household phrase hcnul1out,,
:mIl bakes bciug Connecticut institutions
duo the bcILcI' classes to lululg 111cm-
S(‘!\L.) annually '11) diunczsgottcu up, not for
ostentatious display. but simply for “2101!:-
smncuc» qul otldll}: This ILA)‘ lilc heavy
1))r'11cclcl1r.tlc.l their sixth anniversary, and
Llltl it in :I manner to indiculc strong lllllluli-
mom and for wise counsels of
Weight; prulccusum. 'l'hc straight paths
marked out in :1 regular code of by-lawsns
followed impli-
sll('('t'3."l\'l' yours
answers of :11)
rcgm‘d
pm‘mr In l11‘ pursncxl, wcm
I'ill3’,:u1«l anything having the more som-
blzmcc of unconstitutionulity was rejected.
The only ~.llccnsc these men take is
at tub'u‘, when liloy lo}. tht‘lnselvcs out rc—
gardlns of consequences, provide-.1 110 in-
lringcmufl. of (‘11))\lllllliI111:Al teachings is
made. 'l'hcy prm't‘Il themselves true to
rt'conl this day as may be vouched for by
looking :11. the sundry piles of shells—4110
unmistakable signs of relish perfect, and
\l :111 cull3 hour in “11- ILIy memlurs of
the assocint. 11') WI) 1 by 1:1 1): c1) notificduf tilt:
prtvgrxumm began to :Ix‘u‘mblt, 11ml in the
chnh-nunccs I-f ouch could bc soon :1 tlctcr-
urination lo malu- tlzc Inusl of present op-
' As they continued to pilx' into
Ilu- Gmgory's Palm llnuw i) bx'cnmc appa-
rent that claw) lllELlUl’lfll of some nutcultuzle
was about to be punished. Any other 1mm
than Sanford Sbolus, Ihc pruflietot and
designated caterer, would have been dis
couraged by the Luullonk, but, lortificd by
I'Xlil‘l'lt‘llcl‘, learned in the past, he felt por-
fcclly scrcnc, conscious that his supply of
bivalvcs, furnished to orch' by men -of
valor and known friendliness to the. institu-
ticn and its hungry n1cn1bershvrould be ade-
quutc to 1cql1ircu1cuts.
ltzo‘loc ck everything being in rcmli-
"Ht-tho. wcig, hing commenced, superintend-
Oil ‘11) .\l). ll. \\ \luplcs, lute Sccrctalj.
The following is a list of the heavy men.
thcir residences and “eight:
.lncnh ~11 ph‘lns Bridgeport.
H. “’ (‘olet lln'mpden ......
GSidney smith Stamina
.\. \\. allure Erldgeport“
A n. bdolL'Num
It. Bylngton. Plalmi'esflill ........ 211')
(ion. Hays Police; Pittsdeld, Mass 2‘34
A. D. Studley, Wat 240
. B3“ 11mm, North Salim
L ll . .
'e G. L Fields “’1“.
w hull, Da‘nhury.
"h!
15.5.er5, \V lasted ..
A. S' Goodrich. Pittanold. Mats.
Flatt, Water-b
J. (D‘. Wheeler. Pittsflc
5' X113
11. ' '1 art '
.“5 Eu ”hygnge Hotel kwnxv'cn. 260
nulls. ewfisve .. 233
. hfirp new
11}:
CO“ benfif"
3.153an C; topnh'.
0! Q
A.Gr§eu,'11'l')'tto
a: court I 1’:
a on) 115.0 .......
ER; 11 dgeport
l'ZW blown-rem. .......
A16 Seasick“ .Dsnbury ...... '
i”ail hauler ruminant)
J WDjubnr
H
’ El
'-nleely gmvelod over should now be paved
. ,1 ,nlith their trip “downsfisst” feel that. they ‘
:, ., would; know 1%)?qu . ..
‘ ,, lTwo- lamtought-iplflte rinse, washirt
idler, but. the end' 13 not yet.
in}: conunclur and ab m from home each
day, (lid not discover tit-predations until
T[H’Nllly‘llll)l'lllllg.
— «.—
51.
qum ,111 l'\-;
Malta in H11."
\lr Laurence h rctur Ll
tr‘mchl fish tn the island %
Mediterranu 111 sea.
The road widening r 119 11 Mr. Noah Brad-
103 s, under direction of )Ir. Grace, :11»
prnachcs Completion tn the great solisf 1ctinn
of intcrcstcd property holders.
The storm king seemed to have made our
village his (boson ground on 'l‘huasday last.
He came down on us “arse than a full
‘thons‘andnf brick' could dream of (loinw.
In from of Mr. E. S. T\ hcclor‘ 5 place a "Tm?
buttonball in? was struck and shattered.
the crash SOlllldlnE likc the falling of some
dilapidated “0011111 bnusc. Around the resi-
(km-0 of lion luhn S “bcclcr arc 111:1113'
marks of devastation. ('lnsc m lbl‘ WWW
of Mr. Hopkins. fine willow was {WOT-
tbrovrn. and falling broke :1 fine picket
frucc. Great trees of oak, chcsuut :Iud
hickory, 11I~:11' Mrs. llam's place. 3‘iclIlI‘tl and
kissed the earth. Mr. Jesse Brmllvy lost «'I
chimney winch in its fall struck his 1111
roof 1): nctmled and broke the rafters Mr.
Sixton's libcrl) polI caved in “and Air.
(1‘ I kcrnft 1:: taking7 ' note of :1 s’ 1' crr‘ scum; ._ '
inc A vcner‘nllc:3 willow on the HUI“ 'irih
Smith place used by fishermen for years n:
11 range to reach fishing rocks in the Sound.
is 11:) more, except. as :1 matter for furl. .\lr.
Soul: llrmllv'y lost :1 line willow. But 11w
largest Wilbur of all was that standing near
the rumor of Mr. A. (J. Nash's burn, occu-
pied by Mr Blakeslec. It bid defiance for
a time to the gala, but. 3 iclding, came do“ u
with :1 ms.) striking: and cnvclopinr “ilh.
folinc'c :1 pair of oxen 01va 113 \l. . .\lmin '
Grace. 'l‘hc cattle were not hurt.
7 4....-.“ L, s 5
New Can-an-
Ilcv. .\lI‘. llcsbrcsay has had pr: «.11th lo
him :1 “ti(k1t(1flc:1v"c for :1 few necks,
Iunl is now enjoying a Visit among fricnds.
Our little railronrl‘s important-I: is alrcznlv
seen in the added life given to business, and ,
merchants are beginning to say, " “'c mn't I
(in without it." That's the talk.
Highway masters between Norwnlk and
New Cannon lmvc (1011c lbcir duty well this
year, if not or before. The roads are in
mp" 1] condition alongy the entire sm tch (1f) '
five miles. 11.13 getting to be nudcrstood 5'
and appreciated, that summer patchingr of:
highways pays better in thc en l than curlic r '
or later operations.
The Methodist Sunday School wont on :1
nicnic to Rotor), last week Tuesday. and;
had :1 splendid time. Our good people know ,
11011 to appreciate the beauties of that lo«
mm}. and demonstrate their (liszmsilion to
jnir 11" making frequent journeys thither.
r. L. 'M. Monroe says it is the coolest and
most drsimble snot for lounging without
ft‘eling 1:123 that he knows of.
“'c 11 ill not say the farmers in the rwriou
of \o“ Canaan are getting 1217.3, but 11113
1110 cert )inlv growing to be amusinrvly pl1ilo~
sophicnl. The other day we noticed that
one of them had backed his \\ agou under a
large lrce hem ily laden 13 ill) apples, osten-
sibly for the purpose (if h: winw the “:1 mm
enter) the fruit as it fell, lhhs swinw the
trouble of picking it up in the ordinary way.
In the from doox'yard of Mr. Hermann
Sellcck. is a wonderful curiosity. It is 11’
common ficld stone, in the form of :1 chair.
The back of it recedes luxuriously, and the
cushion. though adumnntine. is yet quite
suggestive of comfort. Situated directly )1)
the shade of :1 lame tree, its pr oprlclor Cem-
riot resist llusy Chair's invitation lo “ c: mtc
and sit by mr
able to (will th'o seat :1 wjl'. one.
‘* .
Weapon.
Mr E. U. N’ashs house, now uudt‘lgoiug
repairs, will be elegant when finished.
The Methodist societies in tow n w. ill hold
:1 «'rove meeting at Saugatuck, commencing
on aSept. 3d.
Miss H. L D Potter, known as an accom-
ished elocutionist will give areading at.
ational Hall, next Tuesday evening.
Mr. B. W. Mapless suit against the New
York and New Haven Railroad was to have
been called in the Superior Court at Don-
bory, to-day.
fThe pier in thevfllage bridge having been
l
I
l
with cobble stones. It could be done at
slight expense; '
The members of the “Standby Club"
having returned in good order and delighted
, 5:
fat}
tory the other (la ,oocl one was vanquished
b the other. T'é vanquished has taken
.‘t'n’ prosecute the vanquishee for slan-
'The Christ Church Sunday School went
a picnic to)" Stony. Brook” yestmdsy and
b‘the afternoop ong romantic trees
at: ’e bsn'k's o a rustic meandering
enm‘. hmexi't's, music, and every
Milli)” could mid tan-the
:fliglltflfl talks. were presided
'z.nes
l :1!
_ jl'n'. received :11 Barncs' Bros.
although he can halfi- .';" be .
'rmom:'Wmm
W10
In one corner of the field
' ‘l I Z
ing of their real situation, went about his
day’ 3 work. On Friday hexytgggame field
ngain,again observed quietn' nWme
beneath8 the tree and agent ' ohis la~
burs. Saturday morning found him again
2.1:: 1:331: men‘s“:
exactl'rt
0n
pressed that. something was wrong.
visiting the-treoizcéolndr every (use of the
sheep dead. The lightning had killed them
outright. The eun'é‘ rays beating upon them
had swelled their Grasses and thus formed
a basis for deceiving him' as to their m!
condition.
A workman at. theq'uarry onLeele Island,
near Gmlford, was 6 afl'last
and with no wages enemas) 15111311de
went to get ‘a drink of waterat a neighbor
ing well. The roll of billsé'slippe'd .out. of
his hand into the well, and the 0mm re-
fused to allow him to recover it, givingas a
reason that he might injure the well. '
in \V’aterbury
A bright f‘e‘llimclbto! gatenlni'
reported atth‘e y a “-
New Haven jail had been ‘
by fire. Inquiry being
eredthatit started in thisway A:
fellow met a friend from "New Haven on
80111!) Main street yesterday afternoon, and
said unto him “ So the New Harm jai'l' has
burned dow’n' and you have camped.” A
bystander overheardy 1t and supposing it to
be so, spread the news, which caused some
little excitement about the city.
———">——,——-
While Jonathan Golf and wife 'of Moésup
were seated in there sitting-room,witl1
several friends, a few days since, Mrs
Gofi' laid 1101' knitting work in her lap
just asthma 0513641 visa-fish of Hm
accompanied by a heavy clap of thunder.
She was seated hr :11) open window, and al-
most immediately discovered one of he!
knitting needles broken into five pieces. and
a part of the, pieces scattered on the floor,
and not one piece remaining in fire work.
Shc experienced no sensation from it except
a alight numbness' in one hand
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Try the Montgomery Flour.
Bananas, at John E. Smith's.
The Montgomery Flour is the best.
Have you tried the Montgomcry,1-‘10111":
.\11 kinds of Fecd ar'Guycr’s, Springwocd.
ZEII- plan-10 buv Hosiery is at Barnes’
B. .
Don't {all 1:) ‘Ir_\' :1 11ng of tin‘ Montgomery
Flour. ~
.
InI-ry Flour
not 1'le1 to give
TlII' .‘l'oi
satisfaction.
Ilmnr‘m Cheese at 3' burr Gag-"cm.
Springwofld.
Live Geese Feathers at Buckingham's Fur—
niture Slurp.
Go to Barnes Bros. for your l-‘lnnncls,
Slum-tings, ctc.
FrI 11100111 \\ - ~11 C 31111 ( igars‘, for \th.’ b)"
L‘. Sn 11117. t\' ( I)
At l’é'ck's Drug Store (“.13 be scrn the
nicest nimrium in town.
Duty off, To :Ls' Prit Cs rc'luccd :12. '1'. llurt'
Gm or 3, 81'11' 111W11' (1 0d
New Stock of Gcnts‘ Neck Ties and Bows
.\.. chkcrumn 8: Son’s.
Largest nod. Finest Raisins, in town. at T.
BMW (iuycx's. Spring“
.\nuihcr lot (If those cheap \Vbilc Skirts.
Dinner, :11 Tnckcrs‘ Depot Refreshment
Room. from 12 10 ‘2 o’clock.
Go to Tucker‘s for everything that you
wish to satisfy the inner man.
Fresh Gtmfcclionery. Fruits, Nuts. French
Prunes, etc. at John E- Smith.
.
Fine ll bite Muslin Tucked Skirts.
90 cents, all Manson” S Main slreet.
.\lwnys on hand a variety of 138 Hello
Pe- Ifum'c, at‘éspick man&Son's..
Something new: mom Glob Cb"
;__",1r C. Swan-11‘s. (.‘o. manufacturers.
“Emil °'
For fineness of fia'vur and- pleasant taste
we recommend “9.0311! We“ Club Cigar.
only
K15 Glovcu'uwng
Thy. bust :13;
'kcx'mzm J; Son’ -.
“1:13" be found
A few piers-sot those Pique left. at 20cm.
:1 \ 11d \\ orth 25 cents, at Munson‘ s, Main St.
T. Burr 'Gu'yer, ' Sprinvw om], 11:15 :1 very
choice lot of Teas' which will be sold \er3'
cheat} 7 (3'. s": L . j
The lloutgomry'Elnur annually as good
astwhe‘stst . _:no{lmnd1
chenpcr
Jujube Paste, for irritation of «the throat
cinuglls, (101113.510. . For sale by.& F. Peck,
( rll‘r"l\l.
-l 5%. 1‘ 7 4 3
The bex‘t and cheapest and; of Groceries
in this citv, is to be found utT. Burr Gnyer’s,
Springu‘ oo'd. .
25 box. (lpcra'Sbadcs of Kids, bcst quail-
13', from $1 to $1.75 per pair, at Aluuson’s
Fancy Slum.
.\[unsou‘s sis the headquarters for Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, HoopSkirts. Ensues, Corsets,
Gloves, NQHDB'SMU .- -,,, .: .1 p . ,.
Thermometer indiated 97 the 1st inst,
at Pacific mwvfiflmfifi P061’ 3
Root Beer was was cold;
The only place in this city 'whcre the
Montgomery lour can he bong“ is atT.
Burr Guyer s, Springwood.
Meats of all Myth
and butter, for 13%
ms! gents 11111}: &H
nil
215$: Rugg" ”3"
'lila'f'l'es
MCCART%_hym M 115. fig
Cathy,
“sew:
AININGlnthemoaflufiw
Ammsvhmm plate” mam“
m'im lion-kl fool")
tn. Bun-Ill
H0
flare“:
Hoyt. Mrs. Adeline
GENTLEXEN‘ M
geenjamlncfnrfink I'll W. P.
nnctL cs ”‘1
Mr
Cockifor, George
§M,JJamcs (2'1 .
“a" ‘ ‘ Jmlm r. .11.
To I“,
THE Modern Bum m ‘6. I.
Inquire of
REM“
these le
Dixon. 1111.11!)
Davis. lies Nun
mos Innis:
I!
from
I
Klimt-E neutering-M? vs” Isa"
‘10 a moth.
I'll-ti
House with “large girdu. pfmntly attuned.” a.
\snanflt
avenue, “Dow” Buss
viewofnong Sunni Wilt-cult”:
mos f thenmnnt can raisin on ”m
pkg Eff
l
m
(Pgw‘lcmrfim muffs...”
11.7111:th n! . transient”
will be given to the under, on lensing then: It the
$0!!! of "12mm “ell.
a. Pocket-Book.
The finder will
11
‘E‘fl'a
ofiice. or at the store of Knapp?
\’ Tl ESDA‘x afternoon. in South Somali-.11
( black grenadine shawl.1‘he finder will in 1-1111
ably rewarded b3 leaving the same at A. Snurds'
News'Depot.
s‘omh Noman. Aug. 27111. 1872. 45'- 114-11
'7 - _Board
‘VI’I‘H furnished rooms. in a small prlx ate [sanity
11.1 apleasnnt part of the cit hfive minutes
walk from the Depot. can be sec “1"!“ In: to
()ppfiil' otbe minor 0! mm; “pol—ta.
Agents Wanted
R the anm fife Insurance Gunpony. bani
par to good rut-.11 Address
l’l TN .131 1.1.121: Ixst 12.15 CE COMPAXX
Putnam Conn
130
' m.”
’Land “'anted
\\' A‘s'TED to purchase for cash. a few acres of
S\ oodland near South .\onralk, a few acresa of
Eng land and piece of ”mad Addressa-
A L \" ANDERBILTap
pl\‘ [(1
{5371' . Elm Grove South Korvmlk
summer- Boarding.
T 1h: house known as the ‘Ely Placr' are“
1‘ doors below the 0 House. South Nor-nil;
A ft. \x gcntlcmm with air wives lid children (2111
be accommodated: also table . The-place furs
ulshcsa fine new of the harbor and sound. and i-
(11:13 live minutes walk from the depot. For par
1i: "3"," toquire at Refreshment Room 1.): (hi depot
'7 Home Milk.
r‘rllI-Zz sub-cribers propose to convert their far-111.3
Eust\ \onvalk. into: HILK DMY. Ind arr
prepared to ilmi-h the citizen! of 803th Nomlk
and \‘acinitv with PL RE EEK. flax-in" the Idv al.-
ugc of be i 0 near our customers we huge to be ab‘x
to ma'lfim them. and by ram came to
win our share of the public perm
“.1- t1' MARY} BRONZE
nagnificer'u “later Front
Property
.2 \l r-‘zport ( (11111 . in lots from 1hr~~ I .
mix. improved and m1:mpflved.l"lu:
1500 fl. “ax-tr Front 15 undulah -r
wrv romantics . A portion 1.- bcontifnlly sham-.1
“-11.11 native {to evergreens and others. nailing on:
of the mo~1 d » r11bit p. ots 111 the S'atc for a gentl- -
man’s park. .I) nut Cons; t House. on 1
Bill. splcndi vim. cf [Long Island Sound.
acrcs of land.
E. P. Sll‘l'fl'.
Vl t-stport. Cour
744!
825 Reward.
_zln on‘ 5 OFFICE, I
' Sorru 50113311.); _Joly 17,187? I
‘ Yuxnzas. considemblr‘ in‘ 'ury has' been don--
maliciously. to buildings fences. and other
prop!‘ .-Iv within fhi: (‘it and the Bard of Com:-
mmcn its.) my‘ authorize :'1 re ward to be paid for the
detection an conviction of the cfl‘mdcxs.
.\mv therefore. by authority used-in me. I.
Dudley P. Ely. Mavor. hen-hr oft-r a Farm-u «I
Turn: Fist Dollars for the detection 811d cow-h
(ion m'y pom Ofrékm who in) viola: ,
Section Seven!" of an 0 trance relative ta\u1
ccs or any part of said Section. up raved Sopt
her 13th. 1510 DUDLEY .BLY. H3311
An ordinance Relative to Enhances.
SEC 7. rson who shall injure or dorm ..
any building. 35$“ sign} me, shrub. Silk.
flo'wer. grass. or other property whether public or
prhate. Without the connmt of the Board of (‘01.,1 ~
cilmenordse cm at mchp pm ell-W
and pay for each ofi'cnse a sum not exceeding :33!)
fifty dollars for the use of said city.
Adopted by the Board at"1 Councilmen of ('11: I '.
of Sons]: '5?"
A ““318 hm breakout: fixy (in-L
rev “180.
'58-th ”A“ 131mm P. 31.113551} 1:
SCHOOL.
'l:H£ FALL T 's School begin.» in;
HQHDAY. S! m m Roma in tin
Afr WEST
RE\‘.=L‘. W. P. Principab
7. 13‘ SEPT. 11.3.
copalm churches. n- ‘wnik'i'igxii
the N utou st u 11, on the _Ne'w Yorksnd New Hr.
wocn : "’- e . . w ill
re s tho rough and . no education. wl'fitai'r
Wm flbe ha t b ill .. ass-m.
'. dress nci s t' ‘ or: ' ‘
non-i or re! ‘nfiyix m :42";
\\.Brng?gerhof.fisq,15 J a streegflew lotto
to Rev . W Conn. 91.21"
wm) Amati: FACILITIES
The undersigned will be
our-.1- a complete locum
desirable styles of
mum)? 90,0118
To which your noggin 1; invited.
erncxfia‘rmyum
, at all timvr. lu
nus:
Norwalk Chronicler