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THE 1’“de ornate mares:
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Cllcnilwn. Sept. 17.—a~ brilliant ar-
ray of decorations in the bright Andi-
torlum theater of Oddli'ellows’ tempti-
house. which was filled with enthusiastic
members of the Army of the Tennessee
and their friends, describes the beginning
of the night meeting of this twenty-rev.
onth reunion. Governor McKinley deliv-
3:? an eloquent welcome for the state at
o.
Emilongressman John A. Caldwell,
mayor of Clnclnnatlrspoke the wclcoxm
for the Queen City. ‘
The president, General Grenville M.
ge, responded forI the mwiety, after
which Colonel Fred D. Grant mode the
oration of the evening.
Colonel Fred Grant's nnnunl addrcsi
was unusually interesting. It outlined
General Grant's plan of campaign for
closing the war and described the order it
.s
cam is Dr. denim Pltohsr's
prescription for Infants and Old!-
drsn. It contains neither Opium.
Iorphlne ‘nor other lisrootio sub-
mtlthaharmleumhltltutefor
Pworic. Drops. Whine times
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years' are by
millionsoflcthers. Osstcrialsths
Children's Panacea~the lother's
Friend.
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For Institute and Children.
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having Castoria. and see that the facsimile
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COLOXBL FRED GRANT.
which General Grant would have narrated
the story in tho second volume of his
memoirs had his life been spared. Upon
being appointed lieutenant general and
assuming cmnmnnd, General Grant had
an interview with President Lincoln, whc
wanted some one to take thu responsibili-
ty of action and call upon him for sup-
plies, the president pledging the full pow-
or of the government in rendering all as-
sietanoe Intestine.
Gutierul Gram. then planned movements
for oil of the armies to move at oucc. Hc
regarded the Army of tho James us the
left wing, the Army of the Potomac as
the ccnicr and the troops operating under
Sherman, of which the Army of the Ten-
nessee wns a most important part, as the
right wing, nil otimr trmps being cooper-
ative mlmuus. By mntinuouoly hum-
inoring against the Confederate armies he
proposed in destroy both them and their
sources of supplies.
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competl~
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
llow Grant Planned the Campaign.
Colonvl Iimnt compared the movement
of the Army vi the i'oionuw with that of
I Nllpnlt'ilil in the [illusion mntpnign, whiic
' tho phm in i’i'fi'l‘i'lii'fi to tho whole urmy
rcsrmbli-il that adopted by tho Miles on
their campaign ugulnst Fl‘lllit'i‘ in 1813
, rind Hi i. ilv outlined bow ihu (,‘onfmicr-
. film iillil I'ttiit't‘nfntti‘d iiwli' il'm'lps mini 0!
the Mississippi into tin- nrmli-s of Leo umi
Johnston; how iictiortll lit-nut phiccd hitti-
aclf with the Army of the Potomac, whore
the urcuimt opposition was experienced;
soul Sherman ugziimt Johnston and Stu-r.
him: through lhc Sil‘qlilllilih'lii valley. (in
Muy itiio Army of the Potomac moved,
and on May It nil wvrc moving. liy Mny
ii the mitthcrn trump-i were forced to not
entirely on tin- defensive. and tho l'nion
lines hud ili‘l'll considerably nilvnnccii. It
wire at thi- cnd of the first. week (if this
campaign that (ivncrnl h‘runt wrote, “i
proposoto fight it oiitou this line if it
takes till sninmur. "
The second phnsn of the plan was to
keep the i-lictny within the iii-singed cities
--lilchmond. i’etcrsburg umi Atlanta—~
nlld nctividy engage the o'iitaliin trmpe, to
Cut-cuts. nml Trolls-Marks obtained and all Pat-
ent intsmcns coniim Mil tor Moncnarz Fctl.
00" Omc: in Oreosirr, u. s. Parrurornca
an wenmscn Ln: you or in in» tune Linul those
‘ inupuu-r‘ “ How toil .i.|:l| l‘... was," with
cost oi some in the U. 5. and. foreign countries
sent free. Address. ‘
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WALL PAPER
.In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
drive till the smaller commands to the
south. , to dcvustutc the country from
, which supplies were drown and to destroy
“v those who gathered lhoeo supplies.
With tho full of Richmond and Peters-
burg and the surrender of Leo, the main
prop of the Confederacy was broken, and
all that was now necessary was to gather
in the other southern armies. As further
resistance was useless. tiiceo armies naked
for terms, which Wore granted, and thus
C.A. SNOW coo.
0". Perruv OTHCL, ornamen- .. b v;
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First”
BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your disease is not incurable because your
Mum." by, you you up. “a you have not ended the third and but phase of the great
received an neiit from the medicine you campaign.
have tried. not an mason you cannot be
“it is undoubtmlly in pleasure to you to
know that tho wholo campaign was di-
rected by on old member of the Army of
cured. We can pee tively sure all kinds oi
l‘iie‘liplleptic Convulsion or Bpaemotlc. WI
on Iran airs rosrrrvn also Penna.
um CUBE IN ALL OASIS. We have
And the right wing, of which the Army
- tho Tl'llni‘i‘ii‘t‘, while he gave his lutrnodl~
*3... your purse and tum Will surely “m“;,“fifigfi‘wgg‘cggcmgfiifib ?“,’}f”,‘,‘,f,' ate and din-ct itlfi‘llhiilll to the left wing
"‘ be suited. “Allen's FitCure" you will find a medicine of the army uround Pctvruburg and Rich-
Bfil - - "I“ 1““ “9"" failed “"5”“ I 3 Y 0“” mood. The sin-ct-ssful and brilliant movo—
; FmEST Pamhngv Paperhanging and gzwgfihqrahfitwéhfifnifighagszh‘? monts up the Slwnnndouh volley were
"\ Decorating. W6 guarantee natis— refercnces furnished on application. cpnduciiid by Inu “infill? w’hoss curly 213:)-
7 7 - l bhottlo. (I). 2 MM roncos ind n-cn w it t to I rrny o e
‘ IN THE faction m 311°“ work. w”; AmalghllnloAl. (30,, M Tennessee—iiunvml Philip H. Sheridan.
ngtcn an ater Hts. Boston. saa
PAlNTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
ill Einstein.
, illinrth Main sun.
GLASS, ETO.
isOtf
. Undertaker.
MATERIALS,
E. E. Gorham,
ilernsr First Ave. and New 8t:
EAST NORWALKJ!
W
J. D. JENNINGS.
mean new. menses. cons. .
of tho 'l‘i-utu-ssoo wow so important 0 port.
was directiui null controllmi by another
ccnirndo of the Army of the Tennessee—-
iioncrnl Willlnm Tocinnsch Hhorman.
Thus one secs that the Army of the Ten-
noesoo had licforo- the end of the war to
furnish the commanders of oil the active
column». "
LADIES
sufferin from Retarded Bucprrsed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all. ling: arities or use
nature. will and our Nissan I'll.“ an in-
fallihle cure. They are entirely safe and can
aware belgeliied m?" for spehqiy ranchhwve The "units of the War.
vs earoacssewere eyse . . .
failedyt‘b roduce th desired result. A box Continuing, iolonol ir-rnnt sold thni
should be'hept on hagd at all times to xmvide the result. of the war lint! established the
em noise. deuce noun sntlal.
mfid’kw; full simplifies. securely seal.
ed.
an.“ snow“. 00.
Washington and Water 81s.. Wig“
Glillli’il’iiillflllil
FORMERLY DORLON’B,
South Norwaik. Ct...
fact that tho republican form of govern-
ment who the strongest of tilt. Not long
afterward some foreign notions seized the
opportunity to follow our example by cs-
tnhilshlng more liberal Institutions. Bus—
sla abolished serfdom, France became a
republic, slavery is no longer recognized
in Cub-and Brazil, Brazil is already a re-
puhlic, and Cuba is on the verge of be-
coming one also.
In conclusion, Colonel Grant said that
up to the last mmnent of his father’s life
'- be cherished the deepest and most heart.
felt affection for his oldest friends-able
dear oonzrodes of tile Army of the Tonnes.
1 m f muses g m5, see. "With his name this love for the
mm“ .1“ 1:3": gain Armani the Tennessee is my inherit—
. e ”no, .
“at” mffi' lusts “‘53!an through the
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silt. All magnate-s atthemastlng were
applauded. cvarnor XeKinie’y coming
in for a very large share. Colonel erred
Grant met with' an oration when intro-
duced. the applause continuing a minute
or more. He was generously applauded at
the close of his address.“ '
The officers and speakers for the even-
ing occupied the stage, sharing it with
uniformed military companies.
General Howard occupied the box, all
others forming a part of the audience.
DUNhAVEN ANSWERED.
The New‘tnrk Yacht Club's Reply to
Some of His Criticisms.
New Your, Sept. 17,—Tho following
was placed on the bulletin board of the
New York Yacht club. It is presumably
the club's reply to the letter of Lord Dun-
raven, which was made public via Lon-
don on Monday:
”As there was some delay in replying to
the letters of Sept. 10 end 11 from the
Earl of Dunravcn, the America’s cup coni-
lhittoo beg to state that the letter of Sept.
10 Was handed to their secretory about
half past 12 p. m.. Sept. 11, with instruc-
tions not to open the same until a decision
on the protest had been given by the re-
gatta committee.
“This decision was not reached till halt
past 2 p. m. on that day, and from that
hour no time was lost in laying the mat-
ter before the cup committee. and avcrbul
reply was made the some evening.
“The lettor of Sept. 11 was delivered at
the New York Yacht club house at 1 o'clock
n. m, Supt. 1'3, and delivered to the rc- ‘
gotta committee at 8 o'clock the some
morning. ” .
Tho statement is unsigned, but it was
undorstood at tho clubhouse that it was
in the nature of on oflicinl answer to the
owner of the Valkyrie.
A STARTLING RUMOR.
Unconfirmed Report of the Loss of a
North German Lloyd Steamship.
BERLIN, Sept. 17.-—-Tbcrc is n vogue re-
port current hcrcthnt it North (icrmnn
Lloyd stmmship has been sunk and 150
persons drowned.
The rumor does not state the name of
the vessel or the locality of the accident,
but inquiries are being made.
NEW YORK, Sept. lit—Those vessels.
which belong to the Bremen service of
the North German Lloyd and are now in
transit. were last reported as followu:
Brannschwcig, from New York,
Dover Sept. ii; Dresden, for New York,‘
spoken 13th by the Ems; Havel, sailed
from Southampton for New York llth;
Lohn, sailed from New York lOili; Sadie,
sailed from Southampton for New York
15th; Sailor, from New York, [resend Do-
ver lilth; Stuttgart. for Baltimore. passed
Dover 13th; Crcfeld, for New York, missed
the Lizard 14th.
The Kaiser Wilhelm Ill, engaged in the
Mediterranean service, sailed from Gib-
rnltnr for New York Sept. 15.
PRESIDENT PALMAS SPEAKS
Says Cuba Need» Not Men, but Arms
Ammunition.
NEW YORK, Sept. iii—31‘. Estrudn Pul-
mus. president of the provisional govern-
ment of (‘uhu. issue»; the following cord:
“it is reported in the ncwstmpcrs that
Senor Enrique Moreno, who. it is sold.
represents himself as on :igi'nt of the New
York (liihnn junta. is at St. Louis unlist-
no; men for senior» in (Tuba. Such report
has no foundntion in foot. Senor Mon-no
Is not an agent of the New York Cuban
junta. nordol know whoilicgcnth-rnnn is.
"Tito (Yuimn jntmi shall not knowingly
vinlntc lhc huvs of the i7nircd Status", and
it knows that vulieling men for military
service. is n violation of the low. Morc'
over. tln- ('uimn ri-v'olution is in no need
of “wit. What it llf‘i'iiti .‘ll‘i' urine and our
munitlon for ihonsuniis of men who so
far are supplied with no other Weapon
than tho nmchcto. Arms and nnmiuni-
tion the junln' can buy within the law
and will do so without concculntcnl. ”
and
A fits-Inert i‘np Series.
Sl’lilxili‘lifiut. lilies" Supt. iii—Tho
Springfield and Providence tcnnm, chimi-
pious of‘tlw Eoslcrn louguc forihls scumn
and lost rmpcciivvly. played the opening
gamnhcrc in the series for the Albert
Steincrt cup prom-mod to the league to bo
contested for under conditions similar to
those governing the Temple cup series in
the National longuo. The gastric was hotly
contested and rcsultod in a victory for
Springfield.
Life Tragedy In a Nutshell.
MlilDLETOWi. N. Y., Sept. iii—Wil-
liam Clyde and Florence liowllnston were
married five years ogo in a Western city.
Clyde deserted his wife in a your and
came cost. A few days ligowhllo pmi- a
tiling lamp burners ho found his wife ell-k
with cancer, and he ugh-ml to remain and
cure for her. Ho bought morphine to old
her, but she committed Hilii'illil with it.
Killed by a Discharged Employee.
Witklzensium. Pr... Fold t7.-—-.iuliue
humor. is (litli'hlil'mtil i'llllliitym‘, entered
the olilco of tho Hughes llrvwlngcompony
at Plttston and family shad liobcrt Pimlo.
the bookkeeper. i‘mmcr was necompnniml
by his wife and two children when he flrcd
the shot. Ho hnd blmncd Pooio for losing
his situation.
Police Mop a Prise Fight.
Nltw Yonk, Sept. iii—Tho Hudson
County Athletic club of Jersey itity in
tended to bring Kid Mndiicn of lirrmklyn
and Jimmy linrry of (thimgo together in
o 15 round bout last night, but those
clever bantiims were not pl-rmittml to go
on owing to the police interference.
A Steamer Disabled.
BttrrAto, Hcpt. l7.~'i‘hc simmer St.
Louis, cos] lmlcn. from ilullnlo, and tow-
ing the schoomvrs Potomac, Champion and
Charles Wail, blowout her cylinder head
about 85 miles up the inke. Hire was tow-
ed in.
Heston stock isroirer Arrested.
Boston, Sept. l7.~.lohn W. linker. a
member of the illusion Stock Exchange,
was error-ml horn charged with unbea-
sling ”.000, tho property of it. 1). Cum.
mings. _ ‘ ‘ ,
General Mellie of, «she Workers.
Uriosrows‘. Pm. rt. . i7.-~'l’he eon-
vention at iieottsdnle dimlnrlng for s .
oral strike in the coke region has ten
the then great encouragement.
We... .
oi «4‘:
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and Lyall
have the best
and cleanest
factory in the
United States.
That’s why
B. L. Tobacco
never contains
impurities.
The Leading
Bread -, Flour
OF' THE
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
ills Greet Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the lirugglsts.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth county.
This is notapatent medicine, but a presdip-
tion coinlpounded on scientific principles and
need by in Scott. in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrought by it are elmpl wonderful and. have
atrruied thousands to i e doctor's parlors for
treatment.
'l'osuch an extent is the demand it n the
time and attention of the doctor for h msdi~
cine from people who could not visit New
York city. that it. became a matter of dut to
devise some plan by which the general u lio
couibbe eugptled with this genuine. v cable
remedy. an for this purines A. A. Shepherd
has been called toSouth Norwalk to arran
with it}. G. Tomllnson. south Norwalk. and .
it. Hale. Norwalmtc permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood remad .
is is purely vegetable. and excellent ton c
and builder, is blood purifier unexcelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcan ual. Dr. Scott has
evoted his life to the t iorongh knowledge
and understanding of blorxi diseases. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma~
tiara. dystpepsla, loss of amnltlte. constipa-
tion. ecro nla. syphilis.mncerouoburners. n
in bones catarrh. salt rbeum. pimples on see.
general debility. boils, dizziness. female weak—
urse. malarial polmn.
‘be abme named drnggiete have received
their first «realignment and would invite all
wrestle tocail and become smitainied with
themerits of a perfect remedy. Dr. ricott‘s
medicine. when placed in drug stores. is sold
underthe name of Dr. iicoii's Hamparilla. and
all who intend takings blood medicine should
not fall to try Dr. limit'e Barssoarilla.
W
No Pills "are to be Used with Dr.
Scott's.
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