Stein. Cd them thereof. as they
have bite flu of Mitch-note. appeared
to “than w some ordeal. s com-
p“ put of which was dust. Early
h b q.” of people in every con-
deoble qhof mm to urrive,
may of tho- tnwtin‘ long distances, for
RIMIM.withpm-lueofekoree
em or test. wfll call people together
”It!“ “buybcdcpended
und”tbeway.wc would remark just
have. Mmbwwlfly’slebetneiltomske
opal Win. cod at the some time
,n‘hm—eyby wsy of rcturn.uxd.as
“depend-muesli. of thecrowd so
hw- togetber. and the best thing to (how
h s but" trot. it would be judicious on the
put of the committee of management to
viva-tine the Fair to mtinnc five days,
.I. tin there will be a not each day.
Trotting time not interfere with mutter: tn-
.-rde of the exhibition hall. for a moiosity of
the iodin- will stat-ear there. as they a‘ways
wk. and ”MI of the bone fate-airy
will keep than-hes to the track no nnttcr
what nttrartimis may be Merci ciswlterc.
All day long there was: continual line
of mic. on foot and in csrriagos. streonr
“(in If the gstes. The entire enclosure
«In! to II.- cnvcred with human beings.
um! at the nine time the building was
fairly m with its weight of visitors.
Gm bun-t w. taken in everytbing. sud
the and- “who!“ the day were orderly
Ind well beluved. Among the booths L‘d
telb amide. where cider and eatsbles were
of“. a thriving business was done.
The rockngr men were there intent on tum
in; so "hmest'" penny, and full many a
nautuy tun- hsd came to repent his lusty
invrstmt of fifty cents just to “try his
tuck" in getting one or five dollars in
Mom. in futurv. the Fair sutborities
world do well to withhold licenses from
this class of business men. their object be—
ing to swindle behind a smiling face.
The receipts for tired-y amounted to nest 1y
$1.73 end for the week. from all soutces.
“I"?! M.”
The show of tum drew many to the
gnntmio who otherwise would hove stayed
away Law of horse flesh ts, we are grati-
tinl lu unto. inch-using here as well its :"
met the country, and gentlemen take rev
urwvsl pride each your in putting on view
their“ specimens Although the num-
taer of Inc bum was great. it is yet evident
that Palm-rid t'ounty could do a great deal
better. We knew of twenty fine horses re-
maining in rubles that day. which. had
titer been Wt forward, would have
noted lattes-tog in the hearts of expectant
twain:- tekr‘ru It is : characteristic of
Conan-flirt“ horsemen to keep 1 good stock
as fluent-Jud not put theirentirc capital iu~
to team We cannot attempt close criti-
o ion of all the'rt‘ally good animals brought,
lite-ash in m dull: the space might be ad«
\snth-ously taken up. In the imperfect
it'd "l Muir-w- which we present. tir- horse
tv .2 r um find a few grains of ianTC‘SL
"slums.
i J lit-tritium. Wrsfport. stallion, sir
you! old; I Lockwood. Stamford, Morgan
"flirtation. S. Morrhousr. Wilton, four
\I’I" £44. lht’l'l 5. Gray. Westpurt, stud.
'rtts nil . L l. .\llt-.t, .‘v'u'tv'tlla, \V.
ll [Webb-3313M. .L Pcftis. (ittrttuit‘b. :«i\
yrsr- t-l-tl. it: l‘h “3‘3;
“new", in. year Patched
rtutu mansion
«\r“
T!» inflating entered fine specimens. l“. E
l' Plant. J Jlfl’li. D. N. ”Zitl‘ Nttrwalk;
W lethal»: 9. Sounds Not walk; \i'. J. Finch,
I Lynn. Barr leek". W. ll.Cooch, West-
put; ii. W. Nash. S. lit-elicits. W. R.
The. Poirlrld; D. D. Coley. I". Scribner.
web‘s”; .\' Junta 3"" Conan;
I)” m
T S Stall. -“ W'. Vanderbm'f. \Y. l‘cn-
tit-r. 3v" slk . Chest Gotham. L P. Meeker.
ti. tin—HIV. it. it. Coley. )t. W. \Vilson.
Ll Riley. 1 W. Bit-ins, Westport; E L.
Arnold. J. I“. Juneu. New Canaan: P. D.
Family. ”minty; A. ll. Lyon. A. Ferris,
“emotion:
‘lm unlit“
WI Brut Somh Sorwalk. one p-tir,
My wool in strength end potter to any
so thr Stair; .l. W. Hell. Dans-n; A. Mer-
win. S 11 Mllcy. “field: A. Sherwood,
warp—rs.
M were the subjects of much furna-
bie Wood the lathe-had apretty
m but to duct-b" the merits of
cock m the afternoon their in: 1 trial
of qua-d on the truck. Inch interest was
Included 5 it. New: by and other prom-
inent «likens behgprelelt on the stand.
We I“ to data that one gentleman from
Way-us who he entered his horse tor'the
haw M led the society by
on «but. of l temper sod vile in.
n ”was” house. than
he to- at “whoa-swim hm.
lute Maul alt-come li- mien:
“mm.
Twain-w uncrowd- seeped talus
cres- tau-ethn- diminish,“ thew!
“HI-Muhutyotm
“’illimn J. Fiat-h. .
i _
the sound of hammers was heard, and the
scene presented was not uul'ke that his
great mercentile house. Boxes barrels,
sewing machines, fruit, fancy articles etc.
were being placed in position for shipment.
their vocation with vigor, uninterrupted by
rantings from the police. In the main,
however, they were pretty wistful“, and
very likely only those patrons who desevvcd
it were stung with the lam of their money.
At 18 o'clock. the premiums were declared
in presence of a crowd. \Ve give the list
attire.
LIST OF PREMIiIllS AWARDED BY
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGRI-
CL'LTI'RAL SOCIETY. -
CLASS s—GRAIN AND GRASS SEED.
There not being sumclent competition in white
what. the second premium wns given to B.
NCO . Westport ................... . .. 1 on
lest Mikael red wheat. Josinh Kellogg.
walk ......................................... 2 on
Second bestbushcl red wheat. J.W. Bites. Da-
rien ....................................... 1 ill
Beet bushel rye. Josiah Kellogg. Norwnlk ..... 3 (ll
Second beet bushel rye. Wm. B. Burr. West
port. ........................................ l 00
Porwaut of titiou on cuts. the mud
premium we: given to Daniel Conley, West-
PON .......................................... i ll)
Bat bushel buckwheat. H. I. Coley. Westport. 2 L)
Second best bushel buckwhut. Duniel Conley.
Weetport ..................................... 1 on
Best Ind benviest bushel shelled com. Dutiel
Conlev. Wm ........................... 2 on
Second beet heaviest bushel shelled corn.
H. X. Cofey. Westport .................... l (0
Best bushel ears corn. S. Hoyt .k Sons New
Cemu.......... ..................... 200
Second best bushel eats com. Josiah Kellogg.
Nomlk ................................ 1 00
Grates: vurlcty of Indian emu. not less than
ten an of each variety. G. S. “‘eed. New
Canaan... ... ................ 300
Second premium on timothy seed. J. B. Pellets.
Weapon ................................... 2 (1)
Second premium on red top seed. J. B. Padang
Westport ................... . ........ 200
A discretionary premium of $1 to Andrew C. Nash,
of Westport. for one dozen ears Xarblehcod corn.
CLASS 3—YEGETABLES.
For hectatnllty Ind greatest ruler of on
vegeu cs raised by one non. ohn yen.
gardener to Oliver Hoyt, . tamford ...........
Second best. Thomas Lynch. gurdener to Wm.
gt. Stsmford ............................
Ho 15 00
Best ushcl red onions. Austin Jennings. West-
port ......................................... 2 on
Second best bushel red onions Peter Butter»
fielchw Canaan ........... ... too
Best bushel white onions. Arthur Sherwood.
“’cetport ....................... . .. 200
Second best bushel white onions. Austin Jeu~
infintistpo‘t ................... .. 1m
Bent ushel yellow onions, Austin Juiuiugs.
Westport ................................ 3 to
Second best bushel yellow onions. Arthur Shep
wood. Wes n ........................... . 1 00
Grestest and t. variety of potatoes. not less
thnn six varieties. and one—half bushe‘ of
each vsriety. John Ryan. Stamford ......... 8 00
Second best. Thomas t‘tune, gardener to E. C.
Bisoell.Winuipnuk..............._. 500
Beet bushel rose potatoes. Arthur Sherwood,
Westport ............................... 2
Second best bushel rose potatoes. S. Hoyt A:
Sons.NewCuman......... .. . 100
Best barbel Peerless or Brecse So. 6. S. Hoyt
8: Sons. New (‘anlttn ................ . 2 00
Second best, 1". B. ‘Wnkcmnu. “’estport . . . 1 00
Best bushel new seedling, S. Hoyt S. Some,
New Cunt: ....................... , . . . 3 00
Second beet bushel new seedling. Nelson AiA
vord.2d.“'esxport,...,........ . it!)
Best sample sweet potatoes. H. M. Coley, \VLSL‘
port . .. . .100
Second best sum 1e s‘xce'. potatoes, Thomas
Lynch.Stamfor.,..,. , . 50
Poe: dozen beets. John Rvan. Stamford ...... 1 00
Second best dozen beets. Thomns Lynch, Stunt»
ford. .............................. . .. $
Best pnrrnipzl. John Ryan. Stanford, ....... 1 0.)
Second best parsnipe. Thomas Lynch. Stam-
ford. ..... , ...... 50
Best dozen carrots. John Ryan. Stamford. . 1 CK)
Second best dozen cm rots. John H. Sherwood.
Southpo ................. . . 50
3%;qu roots salsify, John Ryan. Stam-
Best two “(emit-ions. Thomas Clone. Winni-
pank... ,. , if!)
Second bus: Wu ct‘mclous. “'m. 'l, Ber. “‘vst-
port . . . . . , . . . 50
Best specimen of other melons. Thom.- Lynrb.
Stamford.....,.. 100
Second best specimen of other melons. John
Hyun. Stumfonl._ ... . ..... . . 50
Best half doxeu celery roots. John Ryan. Siam.
ford .......... 100
Second best half dozen celery roots. ThomaS
Lynch. Stamford. , .. . .... 30
.\ Bast three yellow pumpkins. S. Hoyt .2 Sons.
I Newcanau ............ .. .... . 100
l Secoudbar yellow pumpkins. Jonathan Ihnk‘.
Greenfield. ....... . . 50
, Best three of any kind. Thomas Lynch. Stam-
1 lord . it!)
I, Second been three of any kind. John Ryan.
' Stamford . .. 50
Best sample sqinsh. Charles Sherry. Norwflk. 1 (I)
Largest pump in of any kind. John Ryan,
Stamford . .............. . . . 2 no
. Bet! hslf btbhei tomato. 5. George B. UtlbcrL
i W1ltou .. .. . . .. It!)
Eels! three egg plants. Thomas Lynch. Sum-
........................ , . . LG)
Second best cng'npllnts. Putt-r Guiuue._\'nr\\ nik. 5t)
' Best bushel to pit. John Flynn. Stamford. .. 1 t0
A discretionary remlnm to David Godfrey. Nor-
wulk. of st for ex lbition of pepper plants. John
Ryan. gardener to Oliver Hoyt. Sanford. und Thus
1. ch. nrdeuer to Wm. Hoyt. Stamford. are worthy
u the thanks of the society for the extnt tine nbow
' of vegetables.
CLASS 4— FRI’lT.
Larges, and be! collection of sights. not less
than owball dozen of each nd. Stt-pben
Hoyt e Sons. New Conn: ........ ... ,
S—-coudbeet.J.\V.Bltes. Damon. . . . . 6t!)
Third beet. John Rym. gnl‘dcnur to Ulit er
Iloyt. Stunford ............. . . 4 to
Best twelve varieties of npplvs. Austin Jun-
uinzgiVest rt 6W
Second beet varieties“ up: log. Thom Lynch.
gardener to Wm. H. Hoyt. Sumford ...... . 4 (I)
Erect hllf bushel “in! r apples. Arthur Li. Sh -r~
wood.$olnhport..... .. 200
Second beet half bot-he] winter apples. D. B
lather. Dorie-u. ............. . . . . 1 (X)
Bea-t half bushel fall apples. 5. Hoyt 5: Sons.
Newman: ...... s00
Second bee: in] fall apples. Josiah Kel-
l -. Nam l't ....... . ..... . 1 (Y)
Llrgtst dozen app Andrew C. Nash. West-
port .................................. 1 m
Swami be“ upplce. . Ely. South Norwalk. 50
Largest Ind best collection of penrg Ire. Chen.
Custer-L Norwslk. ....................... 8 ti)
Second butcolkcdnnof par-.5. Hoyt e Sons.
New Cum ............................ . . .. 6 (1)
Third beet coficctlon of peers. Thus. Lynch.
Stamford .................................... 4 no
Best ten vuricties pare. Peter Gui e. Idem
or to Mrs. Letinnd Lockwood. . fi 600
Second best varieties pour; J. Ryan. Stam—
......................................... 4 (I)
Third best nineties pure. 8 Hoyt & Sons.
bow Conan ....................... . ......... 2 00
Best closer: peers. Hrs. D. H. Meeker. Fairfleld. 2 t!)
mend beet pure. fire. I). I]. Meeker. Fair-
lekl ........................................ l in
Third best pearl. J. I]. Sherwood. 80!! t.. 50
Best sample quince. Chas. Wakennn. est-
.......................................... l 00
lest ad greatest artery of peudtcl 1: un-
dgglan Bag. to J. eyecr,
33'3“?“ """" mama's» ' """"" ‘ °°
In ct ml—
1'. ka’m...“ nae
Se but minty of peaches. S. Lloyt J:-
mnew (ngul... ......... ......... 209
Mm grown under fins
untim- unaa a: mum: um. Stan»
[fishtnu ynt.a..;§.....-.....:.:..:. .:. 8d)
Second but. Thomas mes. Stamford
Ban bunch M iron under
0*." -‘ on Bynn.
Snead mums. Stu-nerd
name 0 en!
W '.mpfl tune.
MC!
for
W ft:
mum...
min ten
n. gm
.uz...-..t-.‘;.i.. 1*“
he emu-s d pun. ,
‘0'. Wmnu.....is.::.uu.-s._ 1‘
mud-chm
mud on:
Eguunfiue
~uitz
-‘ts....‘..u 8*.(‘t-o“‘.o,.p
prism, ‘73. .fldfilnhua‘
41m '7
..., I
J. Rowland. Westpo
Second best loaf ruined coke,
“J.Bowlnnd.Weet ... ...
Beet Spouse cure. was cy. Not-walk
Wm mph-MM.WMW cake. at» i Rowland.
y no. ' )trs. rumba. Wes
Best braiding. Miss Mar
Second best braiding.
naan... . .
Second best was work. Ettn Nit‘kt‘rson.
walk,
New Canaan.
pot ......
Other funcy work Eli Ackt-r, Norwnlk. .
Second best other fancy work. Mrs. E.
low. Norwalk .................. .
Discretionuy Premiums
.,_
Mrs. S. A. on. case of ladies hut»-
ll.
Miss
rs. C. E. Adamtu silk quiu
Mrs. Harriet Tsylor. quilt.
Mrs. June: L. Coley. quilt
Ida E. Sher“- . ullt.
llury Meeker. qu ~ . ..
Miss J. Osborne. quilt .. .
Mrs. s. B. Sherwood. quilt ..
Mrs. J. C. Smith. utlt. .. .. .
Mrs. J. Dunks. on! 1..
Mrs &|ly Ta lor. ullt . , .
Mrs. George . God xey. (‘O‘toll titty
Mary E. Coir-y. knit stand eprend
Annie Grccu. fnncy tidy .....
llattic M. Master. taury de.
Miss lartba Meeker. sun in uniting. . . .
cd
Not-walk
Sample ltrrraln c.-
Bea. exhiblbldon oootl an
Kelloce. Norm l:
Best ex ibltion stoves.
Not-walk
noes.
enrrlage. B. I: Sahel-k New Yoak
Beat dovnbrlpstbxold sewing mitt-little;
flint - ”31303 ~
\Vilcox lGibbo. New York. sin le‘ Lhmnd.
Bent top mum-3e. Wood Bros, rlureport.
Best knluinz mochine and setup a.
Adams. Wes-port
0mg use mo: (d
" and: ""‘e.;r;.nk”"mar‘g
"...-3-05.”;1
....... .......
fork, mural.“
7 vi:
We:
M. - *-
i.géao-4W-no o
a-w
(no competition),
Second best tnttlng. Emilie E. Bisck Norwnlk
E. Coley. “'cnqxzrt .
Lrah Buyer. Nnrwulk.
Best wax work. Fannie Lockvrood. New th-
Bost badly-orb.Josephine‘ttshoriifl 'Vt‘ilton. ' '
St‘COl’ld best bend work. Misc 8. S. Deuslow.
Best Silt“ wetness:right-Mun. Vii-"st-
Illttle W. buster, sample nccdlcwurk‘.
Mrs.Gcrw2c8.Gr1-go%.qullt.- . .1-
\Irs.A.Nurthro .qul .. ..
Defietiteu yards tugmrpet. Mrs. J. Banks, Green-s 2
Sec md beg} ib't'y'éréé hogan-1 ’i-‘k'dc'éii.
ue ’Bnd cport. Cameo...
' . Brown 8:
Beet single cant.) c or bug". and tit-oriented
..... N‘lcod‘Idl'lr!
u
m—
.3
Best (sort. 2 oo
mudbcst yake,lt[rl.J.Rowlnn .Wed— ’00
L ..........................................
Largest-ad bestcollcctlonof preserved fruits
rused and prepared by exhibitor, D. B.
Hooker ...................................... 500
Second best. In. J. Row Westport ....... 8 on
Second best jar of cites no competition).
Int. J. Bound export. .................. 50
Second bestg'ur of strawberries (no competi-
tion}. Hrs. . Rowland. Watport ............ 50
Best cohcctiou of pickles. Ilsa Chceney. Nor-
Second best collection of pickles. In. J. Bow-
iond, We ............................... 1 00
Best butter. ten pounds. Geo. Merrill. Nomlk. 3 (9
Second but butter, ten pounds. Hrs. A. B. God-
frey W‘estport ............................. zoo
Bentobcece.old.RW.Ford ..... son
Beotcheeee.new.RW.Ford....,............ 200
Best ten pounds honey. Perry Beers. Norwnlk. 8 00
Second best ten pounds honey, Mrs. Henry
Lamb.§'orwnlk :00
Sample beeswax. S. Kerwin. Greenfield . . . . . 1 (I)
CLASS T—LADIES‘ INDUSTRIAL.
Best exhibition lodies‘ huts, Mrs. J. A.'Judd.
South Norwnlk ............................. 2 (X)
Second best. exhibljou ladlcs‘ hats. Mrs. J. ll.
Bette ......................................... 1 (1)
Best pair woolen socks and stockings. Mrs. J.
Bunke.‘Grcentleld .......................... . 1 (1)
Second best it woolen socks and mocking
Mrs. C. E. mford, Westport .............. 50
Best pnir cottun socks Ind stockings. Mrs. R.
Fil ovt'. N orwnlk ............................ 1 (1)
Second best ir cotton cocks and stockings.
Mrs. C. K onford. Weetport ............. 50
Best patch quilt. Mrs. B. Morgan. “'llton. . 2 (1)
Second best patch quilt. Miss Annie flower.
“'ilton ............................ . ... it!)
Best workmanship iu quilting Hrs I
er, Fairfleki .......................... 2 (I)
Second best. Miss M. E. Colev. Westpo . . 1 (1)
Best silk quilt. Ire. F. u. Fillow Norwulk. . _. a 00
Second best sth quilt Klee H. C.‘Denslow,New
Canaan. ................................... 9 (1)
Best knit countermne. I Michael Busco.
Norwalk... it!)
Second best knit counterplue. Mrs. R. Pillow.
Norwslk .............................. 1 on
Best crotchet work. Sarah Gsnir‘i. Norwallt 1 00
Second beet mtc'ict work, Mrs. Geo. JellltT.
Westport 75
Best afghan. Min-s Hurt: Tnylor, Westport ..... 3 (I)
Second best afghan. Mrs. Arthur Sherwood.
Westport......., .......... .. .. 200
Best ‘rsmcd Wu ‘3 ed work. Mrs. James Sutton,
Nonvuk ................................... 3 on
Bcsupngmed worsted \vork. Miss Scrub Buyer.
Norwall: .................................. 2 00
Second best unframed worsted work. Miss M.
E. Price. Norwaik .......................... 200
Best sill; embroidery. M 1R T. liitchinr. N01 ~
walk ., .. ..... it!)
Second best linen embroidery, Miss E l’.
“'ht-cler. \Yefitport. . . . , . , . . 2 (ll
Est cotton embroidery. llrtl. A. Northrop. New
Canaan , it»
Second best cotmn embroidery. Miss C. E. Hun-
ford.\\'estport.. .. .. ..... .. ... 50
Best. embroidery on t‘nnncl. Mrs. R. T, Hitch-
ius..\'nr\vnllt. ..... ... 200
Best worsted tidy. Mrs. G. S, Grcgnrv. Wilton 1 00
Second beet worsted tidy. Mrs. J. lion-lend.
\t'cs.por.. ..... 50
Best cotton tidy. Mrs. lt‘n J. Godfrey. Weston. 1 (X)
Set-0nd beet cotton tidy Mary B. Sherwood,
Soutnport.... . . 50
Best fancy tidy. Mrs. S. L. Gregory. \‘l'iltun 1 (X)
Second hes. fancy tidy. Sarah Gurrlsh. Nur-
\va‘k... ,. . . 3]
Best wormed shawl. Annie Green. Norwslk ... 3 (‘l
Best tsttinz. Annie (Loon. Norwulk. ., 1
Nor.
use t‘d —-
88 8 8838
lb.)
88
Eli»
....
88888888888888SSSSSSSSSEBSSSS 2-;
Miss Ell: ampbell. sump we: uork 2
31.1.1 Rowland, sample wax work. .. . t
Miss K. W. Escan. sample was work 1
bliss Mnry E Baker. mmp‘c u'u work 1
Miss Carrie Bec'u bend cushion ........... .
bliss Mary LCunpboll specimen worsted wo. k. 1
llrs.J.l.Aiken.fclt malts. .. .. .1
Miss Annie Gm doormntts ................ 1
Mrs. (1 F. dressed doll. ..
F. H. Nash & Lrom. we: flowers .......... ‘ 1
CLASS fl—FINB ARTS. &c..
”if“: and best collection oil paintings. Miss
.F. Coley. wet-1mm .. ... ....... 31000
Best single ull palnt'tvc. Miss M E Coley.
Wcsxport . . . . . . . .......... . 5 (I)
Single in.in-;. woo-r rule‘s. Mrs. D. H. Meek-
er. V estpor. . . , . ...... . 2m
Seven rh omne._E. B. Jopli‘ings. South rt. . .. 1 t1)
Five lmE-Ollc pinu ‘cl. . iss Ilclcu . ”01“"
louse \ch f. ................... H!)
L .chSt milectlgu of phasing-19'“, E. T. Whit-
rx-y..\‘orvvnlk. . Bf!)
Collection of pho ogup is. Folsom Bros" Dun-
bmv... ., . .. . 500
Samp‘e Chinese vrses, E. B. Jon 'ingn. Sou u-
po» . . . .. . , ........................ 1 00
Tu-n pianos. brilliant .one, but? and duruliiliv .
.y. ‘.(‘.Li hteaCo..f¢cw ark”--- dip
Onc \Veber rno. ole: , sio'tiu; tone ft ll bat-t-
excellent fistIumem. J. L. Poitc . Dnnbuxy dip
One Bxsdbu piano. :1. end equate. full toned.
J. C. l":.nd e. “'?utupm'k ............... tllp
One 12th Cottage ogsn. J. H. Potter, 13-n-
bury. ...................................... dip
One 0 gen, F. C. Ligbte & Co. New Yo k ..... dip
One use muslcrl ins remains, H. H. Wcl'uicn.
Norvmlk... ......... ...u ................. 300
Two fronted crayon picwree. E. T. Whitney.
Norwelk .................. ‘. .................. dip
Onc lcce of 3.8mm, married pieturc frame.
E. . Pt ice, Not k. ....................... dip
CLASS 9~DOMESTIC )IANCFACTCRES.
BB.
borwnlk .............................
Eight out Lon sinks. N. L. Aux-tin 5: Co
walk .................................
Four Snn'jc's aromatic tarpon. N. ‘
£00..Kermit.............—..-.... .......... dip
One use horse macs. Wet or Barter. New Cn-
nttan. ..... ... “... dip
Collection of {my wood work and furniture. .
Geo. B. . Neuron: ................ d'p
Car-rings. Wood Bio... BriQenon ...... . dip
Tbccommiilce being unnble to decide npontba
merits of the other sewing machines. would recom-
m‘ nar‘d‘ms'zaek-ent. m. J A. Judd. I
animal“ ........ ..... dip
CLASS “we ME.
Best mowing mehine, k. B. Bradley, New
linen .. (".1
"annualizu as
lass
wold bucks on
awarded 8.
Beat ‘IOH', two
Bet-t rud grua
Boot stallion
J. Finch.
d bom-
houie Wit
Tl,
Wi- on
”“5 “.1
adfiié‘s
Nomlk. 4.2-. .
_‘—
Thlrgdbcet “wit 3 drug Waggon
cow. 0 s at "
Best heifer. two years old. 8. oyt Sons.
(hunn
Hartwell.
County: btlug owned out. of i'lc tounty could not
compete for a prem'um.
Weapon.
mllfoqu yes
In L. Al'en. Notws'k
Tcltd has! stallim.‘
Alonso Fem G. . ‘ .
Beet stelllon. four yctrs o'u. Sucrmeu Kore
00-. . . .4. . .
. but stallion,
lisms. (ll-centric)... ............
CLASS Manon nor.
mm W. J. Finch. WestpOrt
gé'gfi'fimmm. A‘on-Jo Fer-is Stanfield”... so
ate—o. on. 2:35, meg-
CLASS S‘I—FA MIL-Y HORSES.
Best pdr mmc ted family horses. Join-Gotham.
«W‘s
We; “Wm. , ,
headline home. men ,Homonec. ‘
not. last fish bone. Wm.
c1...
Nezd‘ ......... d. ................... 6 00
. Best er one your oi Karyn n,Not-
wnlk... ...wa ....... coo
Bostbull . .Weotport 400
Second best. bull mlf I. Kctchum, Westport.. 8 no
Thk'd been; bull calf Hoyt l Sol; Newco-
» mm 3.
AM.
Best bull. three years old and upwards. Q. Col-
iender. Dorian .......... 1000
Bent bull. two years old. T.
port ...................... . . . . .......... 8 00
Best new. Q, Collondcr, Dirten ................ 8 00
Second best cow, Q, Colleuder. Durien ......... 6 (I)
Beet heifer. two years old. Helvllle 3. Head.
Dorian ....................................... 6 00
Swond best heifer. two years old. Melville E.
Mead. Doria ................................ 4 00
Third but heifer, two yems old. lelville E.
Heed. Durlcu ............................... it!)
Best ballet. one your old. Nelvllle E. Bend,
Darieu ...................................... 6 on
Best heifer cult. Q. Colle‘tder. Deficit ........ . 4 00
Second bet-t heifer calf, Q. Collendcr, Daricu 3 00
Annmxr.
Beet. bull. three years old. W‘. H. Burr. West-
port ......................................... 10 (ll
Second best bull, three years old. Harvey Fitch.
Norwalr ............................ . . 8 (I)
Best bull. two years old. Wm. R. McC . 8 (I)
t bull. two years old. 5. Hoyt &
New Canaan .............................. 6 00
Best bu‘l one year old, Frederick Dru-mun.
Fulrfleld ........................ _. .. .. . 8 on
Second best bul', one year old. Cha
Wes.port .................... .. . . 6 00
Third best on". tnree years o‘d W
Wee .'t.. . .......................... 4 (I)
lest he fer. wo cars 01
ton. Norwnlk ............................ . . . . 6 on
Ben heifer. one your old. Wm. B. Hct‘roudy,
Westport ..... 600
CLASS 16-FATTBD CATTLE.
Beet pair fut oxen. owned and fotted bv exhi-
bitor. Zslmou 3. Bradley, Fulnlcld ........ .13 (1)
Second best~ J. M. Ferris S-nmford, . 8 00
Third best, J. w. Bales. burlcn. . soo
CLASS 17—SHEEP.
For want of competition. the third premium
for Leicester buck, John Weed. Norwulk.. .s 8 (1)
Best Cotswold buck. N. Scelev. Bethel.. . . . 6 00
Best, Sorthdown buck. J. W. tee. Detleu... 6 (I)
Second best Soutbdown bu 7k. J. W. Bates. Du-
rlen... . 400
Best Co ”701; ewe. N. Seeley. Bethe!” . . .. .. 5 (I)
Second best Cotswolt. ewe. N. Set-icy. Bethel.. 3 on
Third best Cotswold ewe. N. Seeley. tbel.. . 2 01)
Best Leicester ewe. John W Norwalk ...... 5 (1)
Third best Leicester ewe. John eed. Norwulk. 2 00
Best Sonthdom‘n ewe. J W. Bees. Dorian. . 5 (I)
l'lcoofl nd best Sol ..hdown ewe, J. W. Bates, D1. am
en . . . . . .
Beet. flock of not... ...; at»... «ca; sort-m. 10 on
Scrciond best flock of sheep, J. W. Bates. Dn-
en .
A discretionary premium of ‘6 for very tine Cots-
700
for fine show of Cotswold owes.
ate
of Washington. Liuchtleld
CLASS 18 :swrxt;
years old and over. S. lloyt &
Sons.New(Ttmnnn ....... .. .. . . . .3500
Second best boar. two years old and ovt-r. W. ll.
Buttersor‘. “'estport . . . 5 (1)
Second occt bo.r unt‘cr two yours. S. Ii. Hoyt,
New Canaan . . . 5 00
Till d best boar under “‘0 years. S. f’. lloyt.
New Camera
Best‘trccdiug now and M 7!. Jo‘m Guycr. Weat-
por;...... .. .. ..... ...... .. 1000
Second best bleeding row and pigs. E Slyc.
GNnilt-ld . .. ..
ntscuwflossur.
Too \ury tine sows, Dennis ltouyuv, “'t-stpo t. 5 (10
CLASS Ill—POULTRY.
cat vurioty. T.li.Muuson,Bridgc~ 15
port , . . . . . . 00
Sword best and green-st vnxiety. L. L. Allen.
Norwalk . . . .. . 1000
Best t.lo wl'i't‘ l." ;l-nrn<. L. L. Allen. Norwulk. ll (1)
Second best trio \\ bite Leghoms. Wm. A. Pry-
t‘l’. horwalk . . .. . .. 200
Best trio buff Cochius. T. It, Manson, Bridge-
port........ .. .. . .. 300
Second been trio butl' Cochlns. T. H, Manson.
son.Bridieport... ..... 900
Best trio w ill‘ Cochin-s. Samuel Elwood. Nor-
wnlk.,.... ...................... ., 300
Second best trio u him t‘ocbine. Samuel El—
wood. Norwulk. ...................................... 2 (1)
Bell partridge Cochlus. '1'. ll. Mnuson. Bridgo
port . . . . . . 3 (I)
8051 nilt't-r-sluttglcd Hamburg. L. L. Allen. Nor-
wslk,,...... .............. .. 800
Best qoldcn-spnuglcd Hamburg. T. H. Mun-on.
Br'dgegort.... . ............. . :l
Seton est gulc‘eu-spanficd Hamburg. '1‘. ll.
Manson. Bridgeport. . , ............. Sm
Best Bond-us, . ll. Henson. Bridgeport . ., 300
Second best iioudlns. 1‘.H.Muneou. r dgeport. 2 (ll
Boa. white dot-kin n. '1‘. ii. Hunoou. Bridgeport. 3 00
Second best wt: to dorkmgs. T. I]. Manson.
Bridgeport ....... . 200
Best trio black Spontab L. L. Allen. Norwulk. 300
Best trio Poi-no. T. H. 'Mum-on, Bridgeport... 3 (‘0
Second bust trio Poland. '1‘. B. Mun-on. Bridge- 2 w
r... .. .. ....... . ....................
Btfi trio game. \Vm. Tucker. Norwalk. . 3 (I)
Lost trioGultwa bun-.J. W. llitcmDut-icnu . 300
Best trio light Bnhmss. T. H. unson. Bridge-
Dol'f . ........................ . .......... 80)
Second but trio light Bream-s. L. L. Allen,
Norwnlk...... , :00
Best dork Brahman. T. H. Munsou. Bridgeport. 3 no
Second best. dork Brahmas. T. H. Mun-on.
Bridgeport ........ 200
Best. r Aulesb 'ry ducks. '1‘. ll. Manson.
Bri port.... . ........ 300
Best. Hrscovy duckxk Som‘ col 8- wood. Nor- 3 (I)
w .....................................
Second beet pnir luacovy ducks T. ll. Innson.
Bridgeport .................................. a on
Best pair Rotten dn'ics, T. H. Mrnsou. Britlgc- 300
port . . . . , , .. . ..............................
Second boat p. lr I‘.ou.u ducks. T. H. Mvuson.
Bridgeport . . . ............................ S (I)
Best pnlr bronu .Jrkeys. J. W. 119 es. Dur‘e't. 3 00
Second bee pa'r bronze tu.keys. T. H. Mun-
eon. Bruise-port, ........ . ................... 2 00
Ber-t psi!- Bremen gecee. .l. W. Bull‘s. Duicn. .. 3 (1)
Second best. pair I. emen 31990.1 “C .31.
Burton. .................................... 2 on
Best pair Afticuu g'ese. S. E. Recler. New (.‘u-
runn ..... _ ................................... 3 00
, CLASS ll—(‘OLTS
Beet four yours old. W .J. Fin-3‘1. Westport. ..8 5(1)
Second best four ye: old. P. D. Crosby. Dan-
bnry.... ........................... 300
Third best four years old. '1 Loodore Price, Nor-
wtlk. ..................................... 2 00
Best tore-e yam old. Wm. I‘. leGrudy. West--
pot . ....................................... 3 00
Sceono best .l‘rcc years old. Cl): 3. J. Kctchum.
Wes rt ................................ ... 800
Tb‘rd . three years old, W. B. \Vcscomb.
Gteenwith. . . .............................. 3 00
Best two yarn old. ELI C. B'ukemnn. Bunting-
tou ............................ ,. ... : ......... 5 M
Scoot-dbest two years old. 1’. D. Crosby. Don-
bu ................................... . . . a 00
Third’ best two yours old. Moses W W son.
Weapon .......................... . .. fl (1)
Beet one your old. Netti-m Seeley. Bethe 5 oo
Secoudbcet one your olc.Jolut I". Bu
New Canaan ............. 8 on
Third best one year old. D. . Grey. Westport. 9 on
Best breeding mm and colt. Nathan Seeley.
Bethel ....................................... 8 00
Second best. bra-cd‘r ' more and colt, Gnu-lea
Wakemn -Wcs.uor. 5 in
Third best ceding mm end colt, Addison
Bmmed_walk......,. ...... .. ........... .. 800
Discretion: premium of 82 to D. S. Grey, of West-
pout. for two are old colt.
uncut. first“ to: may come.
Fem t four your! a“ not. P. I). y. ”bury, .
Second hottest four yarn old. Theo. . Not-walk.
Fascist these your: old. Augustus non. Grcmwleh.
Secondueoest ‘bmc yon-s aid. Wm. M. Lorwelk.
cuss til—summits.
he 12‘. ‘3 0‘1] end upwards, Wm.
woo
1500
lotto
1000
no
Ive yous. o'd a ll upwards.
eenw'cb
Jymnbiilsauc WE‘-
........ M
............................... t Bin
4 ............. ....... ‘soo
.ETMWflh-n
..‘v... ...... sliii‘ V
y. , .
premium. E. P. Werner. Bridgepo , :-~ .
This trot wss commenced on Saturday. but not
finished until Hominy.
The second advertised trot for a s purse of $75 was
not trotted. there not being entries enough to close
the neg-sud the comet: fees were returned. .
“A privitc purse of $25 was mule npby President
$3" ...... l??£¢."l..°“‘f“d°’ 3‘5“” limb";
ly. or m c . rec ., n ’
L. L: Alien. named S. ADoane‘ea
>001
we
o my : . - ~
Allen in three straigh
—Good~bye flies.
—Cct your fall hats at Foote‘s.
—Prepnrc for the autumnal equinox.
-—Lcss of cloudy weather would suit us.
——A report of the Common Council meet-
ing will appear next. week.
-——S.lnday, 15th, was the first rainy one
we have had since June lst.
-—VVc received a pleasant call from Bro.
Bacon. of the Derby Transcript. last week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burritt have ar-
rived in this city, from an extended tour
through Europe.
—“’c give aconsidemblc space to the in-
cidents and details of the Agricultural Fair,
commencing at the point where we left off
inst week.
——A smart shower with lightning und
thunder, burst upon us this morning at 8:30
o‘clock. It rained furiously for the space
of twenty minutes.
—Enoch Morgan's Sons‘ “ Hand Sapolio“
is a soup, which, if applied to the filtbicst
mortal‘s bands, will render them white as
snow. Try it, yc scavengers. Price (if 3n
ccnm.
-—Ou Tuesday night. burglars emcred Tay-
lor, R‘clmrds d: Bradley's ate a, “Roman,
through a rear door. brain the drawer and
carried off $15 in greenbacks and a quantity
of cigars. Ilvlw much else is not known.
Thcv are at large.
—This city received a visit last week
Wednesday from about eighty persons from
the town of Washington, Litchfleld county.
They went to Baton Point. for it clam roast.
returned to the cit ' to trade, and during the
afternoon ntteude the Fair.
——.\lr. l’. Bronson presented us with
mighty specimens of fall pippins, the fair-
est we have yet seen. The tree that grow
them is ten years old, and has ten bushels
yct hanging to it. Althovgh the fruit comes
to us two or tl-"cc days “ alter the Fuir," it
is acceptab‘o.
—l“o- u fifty-one and one-half pound
watermelon of the Mountain Sweet variety,
ripe, luscious. and ample for two days" '.;~
qui oments of six attaches of this oflice,
the Messrs. Bell 6: Raymond will accept our
thanks. Mr. Lawrence Brennan brought
the precious charge, and had all he could do
to get up two pairs of stairs with it.
—'l‘hrce finc maple trees which have stood
for yvzrs in front of Lucasls Hotel, Main
siteet, have been cut dowri tind’ removed.
Last season they began to show signs tf
decay, and every effort to resuscitate proved
fu.ih-. TL-‘s season they continued to dwin-
(lie and it was finn‘ly thought proper to
take them away. \Ve regret always to part
with fine shade trees.
—()n Monday, Sept. 2d, clouds began to
gather. and the boys connected with the
Fourth Connecticut Regiment. then going
into camp at Gregory's Point. knew they
were to have .1 cool time. it was cloudy all
that week cxuept a portion of Saturday. re—
maincd cloudy and rainy through the Fair.
and has been cloudy ever since—a period
of nearly three weeks. '
-~On Monday evening. Mr. Noah Bradley,
of Saugntuck. while attempting to stop upon
the platform of one of the cars attached to
the train which leaves here for New Haven
at 7:37, made a miss of it. The train had
started and he was dragged some distance.
He held on and was finally assisted up by n
brakemnn. No injury was sustained by
him. further Alan a rough dtuggiug upon
the ground.
—Of all the disagreeable, unearthly, kill-
ing, " squuwks" we ever heard. is that made
by the locomotive. Norwnlk, on the Dan
bury and Norwnlk Railroad. “’0 would
not care so much about it if the engineer.
in driving through this city, did not seem
to take particular pains to make his infernal
whistle shriek louder than anywhere else.
If somebody will choke him or his whistle,
we will pay half the expense. _
——Two immense freight trains. from New
York, loaded with cattle and merchandise
of every kind. passed through this city, on
Monday afternoon The freight business
on the New Haven Railroad seems to be in-
creas'ng. The muse of it at this time,
whenmvlgfit'on is pcfect on the Sound,
meets with no exportation, further than
that land traffic is prefcmb‘e to water. when
the charges, for carrying a 'e reasov noble.
Such is tie use, we learn, on the how i ork
and New Haven Railroad.
-Tho nunual meeting of the shareholders
of Dorian Seminary. was held at the semi-
nary building, or Tuesday evening, Sept.
17th. Afters most satisfactory report of
the Directors. read by the President, the
fohowing- persons were elected Directors for
the ensum cor: L. Horatio Bivelr.w,80uth
; .Newton Scotleld, Dar-ten: lie)-
ville E. Mead, Durien; Dr. A. C. Haves,
Noroton, and F. W. Bruggerhof West
Durien. Immediately after the adjou; n—
"tent of the stockholders‘ mectln .tbe new
Board of Directors organized and elected
L. Horatio Bigelow, President, rind llelnlle
E Mead, Secretory. The meeting used" . a.
vote of units, complimentary to r. Ale}.
Archer-,t clate Secretary. who resigned tn
cons ‘quence 2f his removal to another
State. As the aceomodutions of the semi.
nary buildinghuve not yetbeeu increased,
those desiring to lace their dun bters in
this firstclass ms lion would we]! to
secure their rooms at an early (into, as tho ,
term cotnmencce about Sept. 27th.
a
Bindery. _
Dxxx‘.—- t vi 1 N. J. Au . 25, after a lotto
Ii “6 tn Elvlreg trim in 0:3
and painful fitness.
59 b you of bunge- . .
Miss Strickland will be remembered as
the may who delivered a. lecture in the Cm-
gregationyl Qhurch, this city, “Styli-“.95.?“
"What Women Ca: D0,”, ’n’nd the notifier
in which she handled the subjectguve proof
that she I practice! moo
sense. 3 inc. 8; bought}; fortune. me:
Mugging): :chorgeof git.» porn- “I;
‘ m s ‘4 2. gynn‘!‘ : -
$.34" Asp lecturertshgfitgrsre talents. ,
' sit-ism“ "iii”hi’lflni. '
'mw evangelism“ owl-
ltruism ' ’ would mum use.
c nfisrirm;swm3aildhztiflfi°
this ex n
of a minute or two. 0n a second sttempt,
in or - re-kiudle thcsfe thirty
‘ . tit, preven -
4 . . long enough .
- ctmu’ Instance could
consequently
who with u:
ock, South Norwalk.
scopes and Stereoscopic views, Toy
Scri'iture Curls. Games,
the Misses Dawson’s, No. 8 Chic ‘
Books.
etc, etc.. on hand
TWO PERFORMANCES DAlLY,
AFTERNOON at 3. EVENING It 8 o‘clotk.
Doors open at 2 and at 7 o‘clock.
M mgCl'.
SKI: 'ESTEB BLEEKEB. . . ..
and that. many persons 0
vs ... junction and dwellings in
such boutiOns as are not provided with fire
engines. or if provided, not immediately
nooessihle, would do a wise act for
themselves by: plfihtflhcse little extin-
uishersv‘on their remises.
perhaps to the lives of their families. ‘ We
learn that some of the histories in the city
and borough have decided to adopt these
machines. *
Who is to Blame ‘!
T a the Editor of the Wind:
It is said that parties in this city who are
in the liquor trade, have sought council, and
have been advised to cmsfiir places until
the lst of October. Such council may be all
right. but. would it. be advisable in this in—
stance to follow nascent letter of we law,
against the sale of liquors, especially where
the parties, in good faith, have aimed to do
their whole duty under the If there is
a prosecuting officer in the . who believes
that he would be justified in the eyes of the
law to issue process against those who may
oflcnd in ‘-his particular. he will find that he
would no. be sustained by public Opinion-
The Countv Commissioners have proved
themselves to be Rip Van Winkles. At the
convention in Hartford, they arrived at: a
strange conclusion as to the license fee.
They invited two lawyers to sit with them,
who. it is said, were employed by men in
the liquor interest, who held the trump card
every time.
Last Monday morning they awoke again
and found that all that had been done to
conform to the law wasillcgal, and sdjourn-
ed until the first day of October. It does
not. appear that. their action in these matters
has been dictated by strong common sense.
If all that has been done is illegal, why not
give the several tow l authorities ofllcisi no—
tice that they lazy-act undemhndinglv.B
W'M
The Born-bee Concert.
Since Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg cttxue
here, last October, we have been favored
with no irony: of trtisis worthy of the none.
The Burnabec troupe, howcter. which sang
it ' us Monday evening, brnke the spell of
disagreceble waiting, and compensated, in
measure for what we had all along hoped
for, but did not realize. Each of the five
people comprising the Barnabee troupe is an
nr.ist,nnd as such, commnds that regard
and attention for which he or she is note-l.
An audience, fair in numbers, assembled to
greet (new. and every number of the pro
gr'unmo, except No. 10, was faithfully ren-
dered. The opening trio “The Mariners."
a familiar composition. \ us caritaliy exe-
cuted. Mr. l-‘cssendcn‘s " You and I," one
of Claribel‘s favorite oi ‘3 was‘ptesentcd in
a style worthy of more esteudcd comment.
Moycrbccfs “ Player and Ba'curoie,H by
Mrs. Smith. drew the first. encore. She
gracefully responded and retired amid loud
plan li‘s. This lady‘s voice is remarkable
for sweetness, elasticity and volume of tone,
and shows gre’it culture. She would be an
acquisition to any choir, as she is already to
the ‘ong lizt of eminent sopranos. Mr.
Burna‘m‘c gave “ Mm. Watkins Evening
Party,“ [1 hvnnormts delineation, equal 0
the best w" ever heard, and we have heard
it twcn.y times. By way of encore, he sang
“ The Cork Leg." and nguiu brought down
the house. “'0 regre. that Mics Clark, who
unmistakably has a fine voice, did not favor
with a solo. Mr. Arbuckle's comet playing
is it matter of worldwide favorable opinion.
Nont- but Mr. Levy out claim 3 division of
the honors with him in that regard. Who
ever had the pleasure lust Monda evening,
of hearinv his “ Facilita,“ by hurtful n.
and the “ evyztthau Polka," will ever bold
Mr. Arbut-kle in remembrance.
-——_—
SPECIA L NOTICES.
Bananas. at John E. Smith’s.
All kinds of Feed. 9tGuver's,b‘priugwuod.
Tbcplncc to lnlv Hosiery is at Barnes‘
Buys.
Home Made
Springwood.
nitttre Store.
Go to Burnt-s Bros. for your Finnncls,
Sheeting-e, etc.
Try the Old Well Club Cigars, for sale by
C. Swm‘lz 6; On.
At. Pock‘s Drug Store can be seen the
nicest uqunuium intown. .
Dutyl off Teas! Prices reduced at T. Burr
Gttyer s, Springwood.
Largest and Finest Raisins. in town. at T.
Burr Guyet‘s, Springwoml.
Dinner, at Tuckers’ Dmtr‘ Refreshment
Room, from 12 to 2 o'clock.
Anomcr lo. 0.” those cheap \V'hitc Skirts,
jus. received at - .
Go to Tucker‘s for everything that you
wish to satisfy the inner man.
Fred) Confet-Jonmy. Fruits, Nuts,Frermh
Prunes. can. “£J9fifi-Siflig»
Fine Waite. Mm‘in Tucked Skirts. only
90 cows. Wmnswiweca.
. ...—...
Somedfing new. The ‘0' ‘ Ve'l Club Ci-
gar, (I. Swsrhés&“i%.‘fiafit§n§ rots.
Oysiers, in every style, at Tucker's Dining
and Ilcft‘esilmeumgjp the depot.
it is safe to eat oysters now. Tucker will
keep a so vply '91—. hgrgdigg’bggpt to orde;.
For fineness of find.- ‘and u‘eusar. taste
it c 10th mend tho-'Otd Well {Jr-3b Cigar.
A few pic‘cgbftmfieiefl, rt mots.
11 yard worm “5 cents, rt: 31ru50n‘s,Moiu St.
.amoofi .W._ .- loosing
T. Butt GnyctrSprrcgwooG, hoe it very
cl-oice lot. of Teas which will be sold very
cheap. ‘ _ ‘ . ‘
. ..a _ '..r
J Iiiubanste. for irritation or lbc'throat
coughs. colds, &c. For sale by S. F. Peck
druggist. new “too” gnawet
25 D02. 0331-; “
ty, i-o try-to t; .1 per.
Finley c.o.e.
s
Kids, best quali-
toair. a. Mama’s
'l‘l e be; grind
W41: of 9min
-.c-_-y, .s'umfoundii. ” s"
- 1:. c.
in , ' ' 1“ ”Bu- ¢~ S,
Snfiogt‘vocds, , , ' u , “Ff i
Whenzmvgzggip _ lunch, an:
oysteutw serves” . .
".1 a {inky-‘0“
tier-one s. Trcke _ . . '
... .. .. .-_ . ...
‘lxt'es‘c [it'll T781111" Guyer‘s. _
Live (loose l“t~:ttbet~set&lckingbum‘s Fur-
nnd shouting out its
regulates the stomach,
causes natural sleep.
In Nor-walk. on
Head, D. D.. Clarence Swen,
Funny Byxbec. of N
Isnbelln E. Mills. of Westpo.
the 10th insL. by Rev. Wm.
m
magi:
, i'
,pratse.
remarkable cures in one day than all other
articles have in one year.
t.
of
Children cry for Pitcher-‘8 Castorin. It
cures wind colic and
It is .‘t substitute for
thus affording cgtstoroil.
- MARRIED
In New York citfibSept. lilting?" Rev. E. N. (‘orn—
wull, LeGrmd L. nton, of a city, Ind Frank
Marshall. of Chicago 111.
In We! rt. Sept. 9th. by Rev. John 5. Rough.
Mr. John Wsnsor. of Wutport. and lies Eliza J.
gfifihouse. daughter of (kirk: Morehonae. of Poplar
s.
In Westport. Sag. 11th. by Rev. John S. I!
Mr. Andrew K. cudcrson. of Norwalk. And
1
on the brain.
yen-e. 2 months and 16 dnye.
In Dell);i Au'z. man. It
dsugbter, rs. H. S
aged 5 yarn.
DIED.
In Nor-walk.
John Keene.
n I
11 months In 6 ya.
In Norwulk, Sept. 11th,
ears. 1 month and 16 days.
, the residence of her
. Sawyer. lifts. John Rooney.
t. 1811, Eur] Ann Kmua, wife of
83 your.
18th, .10qu Hayoged 10 yuan.
Kory Ella Kaylor. aged 2!
At Stockho Sweden. Friday Aug. 16th. of
srry. infant son of Francis
Georin Bandit. in the third
In Greenfield. Sept. 17th. Wt lisxn Banks. a.)
on of his :33.
"ed 70
water
on
r.
b we. . 1..' 1.2.".. “ens
these le
LAD‘E‘
Britta. hire. Fannie
Bouton. Hrs. Wm. S.
Grover. Hrs. Anna L.
mel. In: C. M; .
Johnson. Miss Harriet
Burns. Mr. John
Bmdnge. Hr. Jobney
Dowdcn, d: Bro.
Day. Ob“. J
Snyder.
Sluuson
(2) Wright. Lizzl
Young.
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Hoyt. Charles
Shelden. Ir. 8 ivenus
Wheeler, Ir. insets
JOSEPH S. DUNNING, P. M.
List of Letters
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Atz~tin. R. H.
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List of Lcacrs
REMAISIGB twine _ co. axe-walk. Sept.
17th. 181‘. Persons
Lei-s will p’csse any they are
' for nor of these let-
vcrt' .
LIST.
(1) Frte‘ bv. Hrs. A. L.
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Godfrey. Charles
ver. E. 2‘.
BTUEH'T, Edson Jackson. Albert
Boyle-y. Brynn ,
Cline, John my it & Elli!l
Enis. Patrick O‘Cnl
Evans. Geo. “7. . Overhil . J. S.
Fcimett Henry . Putt. Cherie:
Gorhnm. m R. Scolcld. 3.
meme. Isaac
7"" STEAD
DING
RESERVE.
will make this one of the most
.9
To give tctil to (Ilt‘ occasion. there will be
Green. Ilsa Helen
Gibbs, Miss Bell J.
Water Front Property,
“ Point Imperial,”
(Ju tin-.- east side of \Vrstpnrt llnrbor. between the
Depot and. the village. will be sold “Public Auction.
‘
October 7th, 1872,
“l ifsfiijnpuuoy
limit by BumL and at Regatta [or ‘ Prize 0““
{DUB RACE;
For cash prizes. and other eutcrtnirmeute, which
For punicuhrs apply to
MELVILLE E. HEAD,
South Norwalk,
E. P. SMITH. Westpon,
JERE Jonusogv. JR, Auctioneer,
.. 1 cosmonaut: you.
.M. l
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Inquire o
in lieu}. ,
Within was.» 19"
To Let. .
TEE upper put of a boon (confining five counts)
on Cross street nut-WM Avenue; t
510 psu‘ipnth. Apply .‘° .. ‘“
nun, “strum .
Ran
B the Penn We;
“but.“ 1W9! .
, ccustns an insolvutm
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Gen. Tom '1‘ umb‘ond
CommodoreNlfl, and
Miss Minnie Warren,
JUST Rm _ um T0 mates
. ”A
Three Years’ Tour Around the World.
traveled 5.31 '8!- 81.!!! by
53‘). end give 1.4?! annual-slut b 5:- Glue-t
c ties-ml com in the fourqnnrteflof the globe.
iiavirg visited Collier-nil. Input. Chi-l. M the
S-tuit sane-mm oat-a. wail- M v.-
Dfemut‘s 14nd). Dr'tisb India.
Coaliuent of Euro-tr,
Le‘aml. everywhere mince-t1: M by
roynlty and enthusinstitally rccdvcd by the pow.
will appear in s variety of fact-ting prim
consisting of
new SONGS, DCETS. DAXCES.
Odd Cmrlsfics. Sichplittlng Conic“ and
Lungbnble Sketches.
At each entertainment
different
b E W A‘Ni'ldmm’m.
MAGxtmmlm tn .
As worn by them before the potentltfl d the umw.
Dr 311;: which they
the ladicewillwmoura!
Tu afford all an opportunity“ seeing Id Irhmtn_
to their native land there
“’ORLD—RENOWNED ARTISTS.
After their extraordinary sod lutmttuz mm“
(in nddition to witnessing their nirthwokiai m
tettainmcutk the following will b- thr Forster
Prices:
Admission Only 2.”) (Vs.
Children under ten years .......... it: with
A few Front Seats. . . . ........... 5|! unt-
Cl "drcn under ten to Front Seats. .25 "fit”
Lacie:- and Children Ire camiderutei advised to
attend the Day Exhibition. and then It the crowd
and confusion of the Evening Mm
turret GEO. mum Aunt
egg-gs ,;
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Drew Goods, Ribbons.
bl thil l’upur, Window Shades, Spring- i‘ixlurt
a1 stock of ,DRY GOODS at greatly re-
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HAT TBIHIEBS WANTED
John P]. Realty & Buns‘.
7 . NonWALK.
”fipply Immediately.
V
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TALl'l‘EDtoptuelsse m ’t for can!
“oodlant nerSouLbRuwflLnfew-cretd
Bog land, and piece of Salt. meadow. Add!!! 01’ Il‘
ply ‘0. . LL. vmnmu.
- 8H? . Ema-women Wk.
Home Milk.
Till ... bee " n: s‘ponose 0 1'3.“ ~.. .M-ir farm. .-‘
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p eta-1.15.9 s ' _ -_e c' has of Soc. :10 v::‘sk
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to rr-co...‘ Jodi£ . en}. r t‘. ')y 32,13 DEALING w-
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