& nd m believe
‘fl in m and out
“hmwhatharlymerit
“mast theyhavo secured
d d that antenna. When
lam-uduwcuchnotloeha
"flu-nut when autos has
with: merit. and by means or
' ut‘thenaofitibhraporterdhe
, Rm he termed anemia of an
. We. and soon passes on
, he use or organisation tortand
, male-duals“.
. Neaveealyeara the New Haven press
comm-“mason upon
hmnpanqmtuthemucnatowd.
its imaginary superior qualities
in“ the pupil of the state, and thus
has“ the matador at the state forces.
1th. Canaan“ encampment the feelim
.lltthhfldjm became so strong that the
3“ than regiments buried in emgy the
"m or the Second Regiment. Yet
“he th'n resentment the reporters for the
I'm pre- Outinatospeekof the
*E’hvawolthaddeaathongh there was but
one ruins-rt, and that the Second. and
even om staid neighbor the alumnus
l..- on Tuesday made mention only at
the Second. Perhaps it was led into this
h the imperceptible influence of its New
Even exchanges. and in its next issue may
nucleons length the presence and doings of
th Fourth qument.
' Whether there ‘3 occasion for it or not, the
m fitment feels that the Second regi~
melt assumes a sort of superiority over the
othw regiments oi the brigade, and a sort oi
do! Won has grown up between it
and than. which shows itself to the most
“I ohervvr. In short the Second seems
to 1‘ that it contain the “ style" of the
Issue. and a few men think that that is a
pwmlkdy superior merit in soldiering
uwflmotherthiugs This toa large or
tanthdue to newspaper pumng. Instead
of aa honmtcritie‘tsm upon the respective
merits and points 0! the different commands.
the state press toagreat extent. to we a
homely term. slobber all over the Second,
and m totally ignore the other three
regheauand it is no wonder that most of the
men tee! pulled up. The Second regiment
h battered by courteous gentlemen, who
hind every facility possible for the prom,
ht it would not be fair to say that they 6x-
. pea in return undeserved compliments for
their regiment. We cannot believe this,
butthmu are men doing newspaper work
who have so despicable a. view of their [Mai
tit!- and duties that they invariably use
tha‘r papers for a return of compliments in
find of a means of truthful information for
the puflic, and the expression of an un-
binned opinion upon matters of public
interest
We have watched, we believe with one.
Clifton“ unprrjudiced standpoint during
the that week. the two regiments in camp
at Gregory's Point. and we fail t 1 see
when the Second. except perhaps in close
orda- mching excels the Fourth? on the
neutron, tn discipline apd in some points of
drill the Fourthiaahead,hutnottocucba
degree as to deserve special mention, for in
a few days it would be unfair to expect that
ritha regiment could attain perteetion in
batallion and brigade drill. B. th regiments
are an honor to the state, and there isno
Mhfldmmmvmam
did quote the opinion of Dr. Rah. “that
water alone would not satiety it.‘ We
could have giveapleatyoltertiwouy ct
like about authority.
Bad those great and wise men (whose
opinions we have given) lied to these times.
and become familiar with “ logical" and
hiaviewa in regard to the makings!
tobacco probably they might never have
elven such decided tanimoalea agalnst it.
Be declares in the face of the positive facts
given by them. that tohscco smoking is as:
Nylons. He asks “are men indificrent
to paleonmrare they “WHOM iii,“
In answer, we could give abundance or ten
timony like the following; Its animalixing
and aenaualiaing power blots the purity of
mental discernment. But for this. every
man with light upon the subject would re-
gard it as a mighty evil, at war with nature
and human obligation; hostile to strict vir-
tue and Christian self-denial.
No thoughtful mind doubts his statement
as regards Spain. but where are the states-
men and men or letters of Prussia, Holland
and England today, as compared with those
at their past history ? and is it any pride to
the American heart. to compare the statea~
men and legislators of the present day, with
those of twenty~nve or thirty years ago.
Says Dr. Sully. of St. Thomas Hospital : “ I
believe. if the habit of smoking advances in
England as it has for the last ten years.
that the English chsracter will loose that
combination of energy and solidity that has
hitherto distinguished it, and that England
will fall in the scale of nations.“ The tes-
timony ol the most eminent physicians and
surgeons is. that the evils 0! its use are ac
cumulative.
We have thrill-trad but very little this time,
because anything out of the usual line seems
to irritate “ Muginsi.“ and we are well
aware, it we should print in capitals so large
that he that runetb might read. it would
have no influence with him.
We do not intend to write any more upon
this sublect.
“For a man convinced against his will
Will be of the some opinion still."
And We think it must be said of “ hluginzi "
as it was of one of old: “Ephraim is loined
to his idols, let him alone.“
._
Principles and Objects of also
Relief {Mutton of the
Town of Nor-walls.
We in ish it to be understood that the ob-
ject of this Association is the relief of the
Worthy pom and destitute, and that the re.
cipients of its charity are not paupcrs, but
pumps who. from but times and want of
employment, are to destitute circumstances.
That this Association is organised for a
sperm! purpose. and that its labors are spc~
citic. It seeks to do collectively just what
the benevolent dulre to do individually: to
aid those of our townspeople who are un
fortunate. and as far as pomible to relieve
their present necessities. We propose to be
governed by the following rules:
1. To hive relief only after a personal in-
vestigation. either by visitation or through
inquiry.
8. To give only such articles as are im-
mediately necessary, and least snsceptablc
of misuse.
3. To give assistance immediately. but to
restrict relief according to the necessity
to the retro-hing showers or Sunday which
had cmpletoly laid the dun. and made the
traveling!“ larlylutha morning snoo-
osaluual uniformed number n! Company I).
Fourth Rut-autumna- oa the atriutv.
but it was not until nearly noon that the
outebtowa companies began to arrive
Alton“ manhunt came down
town to fame dress. mountedoa his yel-
low charger. Heproceoded directly tothe
camp ground where everything was being
got in readiness for the occupancy ot the
W ‘
Atht'ant. a special train brought a
portion of the Second and Fourth Reci-
menta from the cast. but not until 1!}
o‘clock did the whole of the Fourth Rub
ment arrive. As last as the did‘ereat corn.
panies‘ot the Fourth came in they took up
their positions in line on upper Washing~
ton street. and at ill o’clock the match was
begun for the camp ground, the regiment
being headed by Wheeler d: Wilson's Randi
and the regimental drum corps. The Sec-
ond Regiment followed fifteen minutes is
ter headed by the American Band of Provi-
dence, and drum corps.
Just as the Fourth Regiment entered the
camp a painful accident happened to Col.
Falrchild. He was riding rapidly to halt
the column, when an urchin got in front of
attemptedto rein up his horse suddenly
but could not do it in time to prevent a col—
lision, and the horse’s hoof or shoe catching
in the boy‘s pints. threw him and his
rider, the lormcr tailing upon the colonel
and bruising his left shoulder badly and
rendering it entirely useless. but despite this
injury the colonel attended his duties, and
at the brigade dress parade on Tuesday was
at the head of his regiment with his arm in
a sling.
Owing to the necessary delays in getting
into camp the pxogramme for the day was
not carried out entirely. The Fourth Regi-
tuent mounted nu rd at :3 o‘clock. but the
Second was not ready until 4 o‘clock. The
Fourth excrllni rltv Sound on this day.
making scarcely a 'IIUJdcl’. while the Second
were t-vi letly bully “mixed." In the
work of tngm z.t:on for camp duty the
F. urth was tum: prompt than the Second,
the mnmlinJ-d Nth-rt of the Fourth being
ready hr 4 Sclark Monday.whila at noon
on Tuesday on report had been received
from the Seoul: i.
The (amp is laid out according to tn».-
regulations. the grounds being well adapted
for the purpose. More room for drills and
parades would be an improvement, but in
other respects nothing can be desired,
V,Thc quartorm‘tslcr Gcneral‘s department
is on the right overlooking the entire field.
The governor‘s tent is here and is very
comfortably fitted up. The neamcss
to the harbor affords flue bathing at high
water, and the men apparently greatly en.
joy it. The suttlers quarters are at the left
of the field. and the companies generally
are well satisfied with their rations. The
first srction of light artilcry occupies the
extreme left of the camp. the Second Regi-
menttbe right. and the Fourth the centre.
The grounds have been kept in rscellent
condition. the police regulations being well
enforced.
Followingls a complete register of the
forces on the ground:
his horse, and the colonel to save the boy ,
at
unmet the (ovuunratthedepnhander
me ~ 3'3 333 ”.11“;th m“ " "r:
a u o rteeu us.
9n. n. Bethet as men. 0410““ 3"!“- drllla throughout the day shared an in
Gilbert. tleeut. MW 003-“ provenant overthoseot Tuesday. onset-s
hunt. Wu. F. Hort t" treat the Seventh and Seventy-dratxew
n. W.wm Gaul-tin. 0!“ rote Mme-trartived during the day.
A. Element 13‘ “W‘- M W and were the guests of the offloersotthe
Cornell.” Lust. FNMA.“ Second Regiment. The regimental time
“ C. Stamford.“ mu. GRIND. Philip paradeain the evening were reviewed by
B. Lever. let Lieut. Wm. w. Stud- these omoers. Both regiments ac-
es“. la Liam. Wu. 3.1“":th gutttod themselves very credittbly.
" D. So. Norwalk, 03 men. 0‘9““. J"- The Second Racineut guard upon the ar-
‘C.Crow°.lst U0!“- LdMA-m rival. of ‘the governor was not parded.
2.! Lieut. Edward I" Jennings. ~ ‘ where“ the Fourth bad its guard paraded
“ E- Bridxemwmen. 0‘9““. ”win at the proper time. and thus in discipline
gt: foodaw‘ltxll‘ ht: Liens“ mu scored one ahead of the Second.
a a , . out. amen I .
Gmuw’lcb. to men. Capt-lat doe. 6. “mm"
of the week. The announce-
Mead.Jr.. 1st Lleut. Ephraim ker- was the duty
rill.“ Lieut. John Powers. ment that Governor Hubbard would be
Andy-ow present and review the troops brought at
“F.
Gray. lst Lteut. Henry M. Blakesley. jump to attend to the numerous calls upon
9d Lieut. Chas. Wilcoxson. them. The odlccrs and men of the force
I mom surmwuv. rttts'r ancrtox.
First Lieutenant, William H. Lee.
Second Lieutenant. William T. Footc.
Thirty men. '
As stated above. camp life scarcely begun
on Monday, but the companies of the Fourth
were drilled during the afternoon. The
Second did not, and until dress parade but
little was seen of themyexcept in their tents.
where they were making things comfortable
for the remainder of the week. Some of
the companies have awnings running the
entire length of the street, which makes the
quarters decidedly pleasant. Colonel Smith
looks well to the comfort of his men, and
all was pleasant.
and at half-past two when the review took
place. a keen attention was given to all
the details.
in front and rear of the line.
the applause of the assembled multitule.
tiou from old artny ofilcers.
in camp.
Owing to a (“mummy 0! guard. 0' collu~ mutt bore nfl‘the honors of the occasion.
where they did not conduct thrust-Ives in a ceircd titc grottest ”.31.“...
“m‘g‘fl' “‘ 5““ "m “W companies M ““3 ttcse statements did u-nt Ill-c reporter of ill
tilladt‘ttm during the week is the ststemcnl its deserts is creating . prejulico 3g 15““ it.
and while we would not have it understood
that all the Second conducted themselves in
a disagreeable manner. it is a fact that a and both regiments did honor ‘ , them
disgust of the community. Monday night‘s
Norwalk for the
in; through our streets. behaving them up“ the
discredit upon themselves. but altogether sharporit will have.
“ G. Danbury. 83 men. Captain,
Duns. let Lieut. Gen. 0. Conan}: least ten thousand visitors on the grounds.
Lieut. Theodore Btymond. The steamer Laura and the barge Willlsm
“ ll. thohfleld, 53 men. Cspttln. Alex~ Lewisbrought a large number of excursion
der 8. Shumway. let Lieut. Walter ists from Bridgeport, and all trains coming
L. Peck, Si Lteut. Wilbur 1". into the city brought with them hundreds
Webster. who proceeded on foot or by any other
“ l. Winstcdhli men. Jos. 8.0. Bachel- means that were av his to the camp
der. lst Lieut. Wither F. Coefitl ground. where they fiatlowed to roam
John H. Slocum. at will. It was a bar ay for the antlers
“ K. Strathrd.“ men. Captain. Alonso and restaurateurs who were kept on the
had their friends to attend to as well as
their camp duties. but throughout the day
The run was scorching
hot. but the line breeze made it cndursble,
After the regiments bud been
formed for review. the governor and staff
and the general and stall' dismounted. passed
The com-
mends then passed in review. and they
made a very lino appearance and elicited
The section of artillery did remarkably
well and received the highest commenda-
. .. . Despite the
ltlstuen takegoodctt‘t oflhcmsclveg—whllc statement of the New Haven Rdladium
reporter t. l the contrary. the thumb Resin
31°“ on the In" "I "’9 guard. on Monday Gentrtl Franklin. who witnessed the parade
night. the turn to ‘ “file number left the remarked upan the ft to tlthllr-lnt‘t.‘ of the
camp “d visited "‘9 city "“1 borough Fourthmnd it was this regiment that no
from the
"'3' "“diubw "“"m‘" '“d 533' btcmle visitors. It would u it be necess try to make
Sec-ind and a squad of the Fouth to bring Pallmlium “e 33...); the Seeon~l.untl it is ‘un
in the absentees, and the biggest lic told by flow ‘ “we... t , be my all ,m. 2“,d .1...
the biased correspondent of the New Haven course of the ”pun" in pulling it beyond
that the maturity “f the absentee: were The regimennbowever, should not be held
from the meh Regiment. We were h responsible for what ts said by the rppurter.
the city and borough during the evening. The pmfiafipm. “yin of coachini won‘t
and we could bring hundreds “‘ witnesses work any btttcr beretban it did there. and
to prove that there were threeof the Sound honor will be accorded m whom honor is
to every one of the Fourth on 0‘" “m duo. At the brigade dross parade in the
evening the crowd tIns probably larger thin
at the review, and the interest had increased,
““3"“! 0’ “‘3‘“ did. "‘ we complete selves and the stat-3 they represent. and here
we think the honors were about equally
operations did not excite the admiration of divided. thtmgh the applause was greatest
330004 Regiment. Allday 101 the Fourth. One thing this encamp‘
Monday, members of “I" 330““ were fl 3‘ tncnt ban done—it has shown to a certainty
Fourth Regiment lost-s nothing
selveaiu the most boisterous manner. A when brought in comparison with the
few. members of the Fourth slso brought Second. and that reginent will have to look
to bake second place in
stricture about limo boys “on war»
tum street. last Ionday morning. on the
arrival ofthe diluent companies. and it
wasn‘t a very good day lorhoys either.
The Second Reaimeut has received all the
attention of the New Haven pawn. lrom
readinathem noewtwld cuneto the con-
clusion that it was the only regiment on the
ground.
The third one of a man. awarding to
Shakespeare is “A soldier. full of strange
oaths. and heardrd like the paid. lesions in
honor. sudden and quick in quarrel. seeking
the bubblc‘tvputatlon even in the canon’a
moot ." '- ~
Ex-Gol. H. \V. R. Hoyt. of the Fourth.
received with cheers by his old comrades.
He was serenaded at Colonel Falrcblld'a
headquarters by the Fourth Regiment band.
The reporter ot‘the Palladium got so far
Thursday as to say that at both drills during
Wednesday. the Fourth excelled the Second
regiment. The Second is a good regiment
but it does not. excel the Fourth, except per~
haps in close order marching.
00. l). of this city went into camp with
59 men. every one that was subject to and
at for duty. Capt Crowc has worked hard to
bring his company up‘to a hizh standard.
and he has succeeded in his object. In drill
and discipl ice the company ranks A l.
Gmcrai Green has been on the grounds
most of the week, and he has told some
good stories. The General has several fa-
vorites that invariably make the boys laugh.
What the general don't know about soldier ,
in: and in the way of stories is not worth
knowing.
Company B Capt. Buttrick of the Second
was detailed on Monday evening to bring in
the doserters. They had captured twenly~
five. and were on the way to camp across
the bridge with them. when eighteen jump-
ed oil the bridge into the mud and made
their escape.
General Smith Thursday evening. and then
went to the Governor‘s quarters to serenade
him, but the Providence Band was already
there, and they held on so long that the
Fourth Regiment Btud withdrew without
giving the contemplated serenade.
The people tvh o bed cloodiin the sun for
hours on Thursday to mt a good position to
' witness the review, growled like thunder
when the ctrriages from headquarters drove
acrnes the field and took up their position in
front. It was enough to nuke them mad.
and they clust‘d in in front. of them in spite
of the guard. Nothing so galls an Ameri—
can as t l witness class distinction. and they
won‘t nor had they ought to tolerate it on
public occasions. This enmmptncnt is a
state affair, and every individual feels that
be is the ststc. and when be m people
with a world wide nt-t piety—tor other
things than honesty, todietl by state officials.
his ire is aroused. and he will manifest his
disapproval.
The places of refresh ments on the camp
ground during the past week have been
numerous. and various in grade and style.
from the small tent capable of providing for
a few. to the large and cool building calcu-
lated’t-t accommodate hundreds. The most
inviting one on the entire ground. however.“
was the one kept by Clark Western, of clam
visited the camp Thursday night. and was .
The Fourth regiment baud serenaded has
animus
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notice is hereby given thatn petition has been
noted to the Bond of City Councilmen asking
widening. straightening and rndlng or
so called) and that the ty council
the council room at 1');
“-1. glfloml'
‘ portnnrty to “ap Isa “a“ COURT. snot 11% run“
lifqtz‘dt not: ‘ducetlngand 35cm.“ "deSA Intent
DY! ol “1, II n
theyeodeelre.owninzanintereetlnnnyludfront~ l lllmltedardcllo lmgfmwdlaol
the ’ Estate
bone land is DISTRICT OF NOBWALE he.
let!
i on said street.
ted at City or South XMKCL. Augfi, 13n_ _ for Creditors ct sold to emit
. ~ [or settlement. Those who so
sot-st Ruins u lhcox. City Clerk. their claims be u. . Ann-gm“
dd lie. ‘1“ l W. ””0
As: Ortorxascn r0 Rut-car. as Onnrxaxcn meantime an“ more coated to ash imme-
t tan TB samuns.
Ram-11v: r0 run SPEED or Locoxo “g5?“
_ ‘ Wisttltil, Iowa, [luau
Sloane1fl’m“ go‘melul a": 1'
South Am .
mount land near South 8
That an Ordinance relative to the speed of Loco
mutt“ hem and approved Sept. 232b, 18:5, be and
y .
Adopted by thennard of Councilmen ot the an
olSouAtl: Norwalk, Conn“ Aug. m. A. 1)., 1877.
‘ 1mm. wmcox, t Clerk. .
Approved Annuity. rat-:1:L c” 820 not? 13 lunean Coupty ‘IVracnualn
P. r. ct Khrscm. Acting lay-or. 269 Wmnebago own
200 “ “ Chicago “ Hinncanu
II. A. Hubbard: auctioneer
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VILLAGE FARM
minimums-munch:
Saturday Sept. the. 1877 3:?”de
araocnocx. r.rr..oxrnnrnmusns “‘3
heated in NORTON, 0038., and for
owned end occupied by CAPT ISAAC
button of this ronerry
seen
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are for any feelings of jealousy between which at}; for 3.
Mind or they both are MN “I d. To '. ‘ ROSTER- they behaved so much better than the the (trace. .
‘ ‘ ~ ‘ give noaid to any who manifests . . . ‘ _ _ . . roast fame. Here Colonel Purchildand
man of all clams. it is not fair to hold purport to depend on aims rather than on ... \ “ n‘f:”?“:?‘:_m._“ uh“ ifffjfr fi’iff'ihff'flii‘fi‘fhfi‘ff nun.“ "onmh‘ stall. have taken their maidens-v.
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ll addition ‘0 M mounting the regi- whole companies who have ahn nought rc-
tlre regiment for the action to! u portion of .9“. . ed by N‘l- St in the
fits. m .‘s‘a‘fio stunt?“ oi. is; .e. ...
. y " pup-
“- M“ “'e "9“"3 " the \e' [la absence of Imptflor Barnes. The Second
Norwalk. Conn.
Bl‘gade Adjunct—rank Lieutenant Cab
freshmen three times a day. Amisted by
‘a This Assoc-no; iswnot intended q
an able corps of ohliging waiters. Western
supersede the existiut town charitics.
’ day the Second drilled bait. and or Wattles
day the Fourth was the most successful in
its movements; on Thursday the honors
were about equally divided, and so through
the work we have found the bottom alter~
hating between the two commands. and feel
that any dhtinctiou between them would he
hvidlo' and “firstly unjust. Our ob—
ject h this articloisto tuingtotbeatten-
ti Our purpose is to help thom who will
strive. as far as they are able. to help them
selves.
nr‘tawa
Ann‘s: 1. This {Associations shall be
known and designated on the Relief Asso
ciation of the Town of Norwalk.
Ant. °‘ Every person who because a
we
noel—Thomas S. Gilbert. Derby. Conn.
Brigade lnqteotor—rank major—F. Att-
water M Rev: Haven.
Ram in! — rank major-
Chas. E Duty. South Nurwalk. Conn.
Brigade alum—rank major—David
ll. Read. Bridgeport, (huh.
Wile Inspector d Target Practice-
rank majors!“ E. Seton. Row flat-en.
areaooutrageously unfair. that justice de-
mands that the truth should be told.
It was aggravating also to see how dil‘
crent the provost guard of the Sound
treated absences from their own regiment.
frmn those at the Forum. When the
squads chute ttpta the Send “tellers“
they were told to get back into camp as
soon and theheet way they could. but a
appeared at to o‘cltrck without knapsacks.
Everything else was in firstdassonler. The
Fourth got into the held about half past
eleven with kuapsacks and blankets. and
made a very eatictactory showing.
NOTES.
The boys are now ready logo to war.
The ladies haveheeu very uttcutivn to the
has done his best. and lately earned for his
house the reputation of “ square dealing.”
A large number of visitors to the camp
have found rest and solace beneath this roof.
and on Thursday the crowd was immense
smiling the waiters no time fin idleness.
Colonel Pairchild of the Fourth recovered
the use of his arm sufficiently to appear on
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Lieutenant Colonel. Josiah N. Biron.
Cherish. Rev. Alonso N. Lewis.
bring disgrace upon the whole slits. and
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