Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-19

.ne ri'e or centirmation to .n;,a naraona.
 Hepreached a nsost slOonsrt .. sna es1r. e,,,esa
 mop hAviggfor his eksthe s1st and s2d
 vers of t1e 18th cli s isptsT M Tse Maj Matthew t1,,
 VI washisesco.
 me excursion came on Wednesday ac-
 cording to programme. We ba;lad the
 train at Judd's Bridge, and getting on found three passenger rs,.txo. .of. which
 were overdowing into the third The first
 man we saw was s. H. Mitchell, the vice President of tlie -road;I then F. W.
 Gunn with some of his boys; H. H. More
 house, family and school; the Rev. ". S. eoitoh; pr. Fowler, an octocenarian: but able to gop claniiiAa and appreseiiB Hose of oasiomel os iaiap yet. The The sue ss.I,ssed at
 which the train was running was soon ac-
 counted it sonic twenty ts tA1 minutes hehind ind tine esfai Beabsi put oon the sstsaa land not only jerkedu,uRz zintos Haxlsgrille
 ten minutes ahead Of time, but e.ddiistafbed the ibresk lasts of some of the partYs4sBus we were eoRsenAxcursi0ma andZif .we1 e6nld go fastersthansasual all right. sesFfenas sH. i.
 the Dsnbhia cars it66sk ua to Bethel, v1hls wvhsere ! party cane aboard and, on we went, stop ping at GeoRgetaNas Mitth surprise, never dreaming thatNsi had so quickly got to the District Of Coiufmbiss Some 3ao3ffa of the
 party snggested that it must, be ewing td adreams about Gongreasai We eaMaitefa aten
 minutes was whsfe thep extra time cane in for right of Ney,., D got ! ita and rushed aH 'for,4 4Norwalb naHere Eteainsa#ere eseady inaa short tine,s and not haif enough; Norwalk people mast learn that Old Iadaa meanara thing Ehen sshe Says ats and they may las awslt splanoon a
 large acale: riendaa when yoH Wait lon
 the udeaaa. have a Teaery Is < @ corps sp A h "a
 few minutes we were loaded ando eff for bRdtoa Peintti qAsBeautffal place. Stroll sea viewing, botanizding, Sea :she filing, boating, and gs.took apl Itheo time till the tables groaned aloud eallforrelief Olalaag oysters, peaches, and apples fol- lowed substantiallyss Two teams nl started at half past twote carry any ithata4wished th see the Cattle Show and Fair. sd From
 the Point, some four miles to N fSorWsll lk k : we had some fun Dur Ethiopian driver, being second, called to first driyer to she careful of his hogAest Ieirstraahed ahead
 hp riaine ground on a fswin sing trot, F., in the l l rear sea, eckonipgg us to- come son. M. asked second whether he was for Gree Hey or Grant. ss'sDidnftb know Gre eley. {" Then said said M NJ don't let that " wagon get tIontafssightHi lButseeaaa lsnaw aa trick Foftwes sshea had got s'draht load and bided tiI his tine . Coming ag into the eity.,la i 2. de- kseending graaa plying the whip gently and keeping the team we'll ain8 hand, 1T he
 vent for First whose team flew pp badly s'Fair play and half the road r Fair play and half the roadR' M aking a steady gain, while tAe beeAk ng oeaset4, Twas bays Iagainstl lgsaSsr sda Steady boysl lsteady P
 and bays shoot ahead, roll down the street Ito the depot iHsime t6S:take the ?: AS train for the iFaira grounds. We should Say osthat Is our aoteanI agwasto onefg pi 1 the nWestoa aIliitaspi TIaatisa tsaaR.asl;We
 called at ergallk 70 Gazette ' saataee and were IagFee blY { nterftsinedo cbH fMr
 Els for halftanI hnaaae ai Fh6renterprisine tRrh published a'odadIy on9 the ,I1th,o o1 3co1fae n n hoaor m s5Sl egrai s N
 walk peepleEhaye. asgesaheaduway of doing
 thngsss Aespecial train left 1the depot fol the Fair Ground every hour of the day We, went in 5 A. qnaafteE to four and saw g sharp saca ef1twos4heats afetNeen@a roan land sshossega The tfean ahaali sil won lths frs but baFls opitsan seemed to- bs0 h. favor of the bay, and the bay iEoa the tWosheats amid great cheering, thsssecdnd.timslb bays had won that day.ad Is 1t ominotia Of the
 hat came an the 1a review view and dress parade of Go c ,stA Rag. .sNsY. .1So N. | c. with full regimeaisaf band and drum
 corps, and ! splendid bandit was. Eve | have laay a not seen So gEeata eroRd st sa faii, fsince siiaadays of State Fairsv 1.-The Burn, fsidei Gaafds, With the Weston Cadetsstook
 part n tie parade finder eommandi pi QoIonel iarnettq of Westons, Institute. eheightybdgs haHeIa fineiunifofmaand showed remarkable precision II in drill. sIe5t3 @ JJat4iasnm sso asgasooFeI proAdsT of
 sneh adatseompany of ssboysai slSharnan lHartweN swas on hand owiish his Cots
 woll .a and ,tl9 ess field aaas usual, bfecelymg the praise of thefi Gazette1 as
 ihasingri exhibited d3f4thea finest w sheep ever scent in that ysesion:d We wentbaek
 South NorvaIk at past six. finding semelef1enrp party at sthal depot, and some at the hotel, whfthef they had
 retired t to repair rom an qTual , contest with dmosq1itOs.u We trust our ,Nofwalk friends will zee to 1t that no more of the singing seamps are licensed to lpre-
 sent 'fheir bills next year. soT There were
 tMotaaing in the depot which seemed to
 be abciissing their engines like tfotters scoring nPs The question was which was s<trzinae ItFas said some started full chase after New York express, but on being rralllf1se ralfeds only looking for q
 friehdx2 5Welly weaaren all docking for a
 friend and blessed care those that find.
 But sa hal s9 found d fhe fight traip the
 neht ear and AWAY wei iweHts feE oheae. EWe:xerep pleased tossse i'm our slong1 g1mar- iried friends, tHe losxes4ikeg attentions aad little ef t rii1mrenia1 i1r1 days.
 They raised smiles that had long laindor- lmant mndeF the throws of aeafe and osor- f6y..itd Les B6pps that though ihfaeaxoarable
 buSsiress S saa saHs f5 5back ne4 dsssp a force the leyersEasnotsan eatse6i isighkain $