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SOUTH. .NORWALKE, CONN. SA
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* the gross sprite upward sprung.
And through his coral chrion ~tho trumpeter
woodbino
leaf and vino.
Thrillcd into leaping life.
A victor giant. at ease
After fateful deadly strife.
lt heard in the blurring boom
Of each triumphs] gun:
"Rejoice! Be glad!
Rejoice!
Rejoice in your iron
fleets
l
Rejoice in your
men of might!
Rejoice! The dawn
of madness
Breaks on ti: 0 Chi.”
weary night!
Denthless and dear.
Old Glory
i'lmta still from
sea to sea.
Ye have paid in coin 4!-
of heroes ‘i
= Inndfroe. 3 .
'lting merrily. 0 toy bolls.
When the living remnant comes
Adowu the sin-vet. with tattered lisp
And the stirring heat of drums! ' 3..
Ring mournfuliy. 0 death bells,
Yet pridefully minim
Old Glory's holocaust shall keep
for aye a deathlm name!"
The Southland. waste and weary.
With all but honor lost,
Heard singing trumpets hlam defeat
7mm mountain top to coast.
“Bewaill Mail!" the trumpets mug.
“Bewail a nation dud!
Ashes and dust your swelling hope!
Your quick mo glory lied!
fold up. fold up the starry ores.
'l'ho meteor of fight
A world hath watched with bated bmth
Through all its burning ilight.
No more in shock of battle joined
its light shall gleaming shine
To lend to victory or death
A ntcody thin gray lino. .
Imp. Eiouthlaud!
Your homes nil dmlate,
Your fat land». mm! by wur's rod southw-
chp all your pit-Anus late!
But smile above your happy dead.
Your martyrs truly blunt——
Thoy fought and fell while hope wn high-
Anhw-p in your soft brr-ust.
Nor tin-am» may come. nor hoartbreok touch.
And to your int-«t ago
Your constant hmrt shall loop their names
Writ on its dearest page."
Through the April weather's heartbreak.
The April mother’s plum.
Phat mountains stump as black despair.
'I'hrouah flowery voles of case,
locked by the liquid aunuhine.
The tilt of mating birds.
The men in only went straggling home
With grief beyond all words.
Still in each heart thorn echoed
The but of the last tattm.
’ 'I'ho tivmthlnnd Minion blew.
Pamlal! At law! it was all 3 dream
Whom marvel might not mam.
The you! light fought. the good fight loot.
How hour A vacant pram?
It was April wmthrr upon the turn to lay
As om marched homo who had been mi:
year- away—
14-day. rifioman. private. Company 1..
0f outlier stock. ho had heard his {at her tell
A umlsho'u Iain of bullets! straightiy sped
When livvier ohorgmi and Miami-n broke and
fled;
flow the some rifle. passed from rim to son,
"Jill sum: and nuns when llrmmlum ugh: w-
won.
And barked its last in Alumo‘n wild strife.
m 7an with courage played at dies for
Life.
" 'l'wus right down pity. Jim." the old man
said.
"lnsin oh.- liposkl-r that swny. Poor Null
"a task the min. spite all that I would do.
11w wildmi im. not the least to like you.
lint of hu'll um I'd giro my 0!!! mm two
'l'vr fight unto! they dropped. for ’l’mnm
'ihc's truth its—yrs. she in. ”l'wccn you an no
I'm miohty proud
she's boon “The
Vuim‘lim‘r'
Clean from thorn
”inns o’ mount
an .lnim Mm.
C' II t w h o it tho.
eiurm. Limb
7‘: him! my».
9 "'1 01
“Till twin." Jim
“id. ltnlflll‘lfl’
out o ham! . .
I‘hmthroblmiiho .
tom h-v
pulsingland.
The. so the faith"
mm
- 0| I 'I' .-
_ luopyngnl. m. by Ins Anthony
it was April weather. Softly the rolling air.
With subtle and vital touch. set blossom ev'
erywhero;
Daisies dappled the grass: all the apple tress
bloodbruvoin bridal bloom for their lover
honeybees;
,, Tho matins of the fairiesthechimlnghluebolls .
rung. ‘
And the elf of tho frunded fern “curled. Ind
Throughout the land revoille blowtolsgprd
And the North, in the ferment of April.
Tomakuuicwholo muons sounnonull
An cf‘i‘lhgd choked this niornin when you
W
In me she's made each child a blue oocltads
Au taught 'sm all to lung:
“ ‘Burrnh! Hurrah!
hrsonthcra rights on the bonny blue flag
That bear“ single utor.’ " _
It was when April westher
Bad turned to may may ,
not Jim had marmd to the front
With s gun and a jacket gray.
The spring world thrilled in the joy
0! the valiant tight to come.
Each luuty wind blew “Charge!"
And like the rolling drum
in the “Rally and Stand Fast"
The sudden summer rain
Poll on tho lancer corn in rank
Acre-s the teeming plain.
flow heat the hoarscly grumbling drums,
How brave the banners flow,
As down the doll and up the hill
The silver buglos blew! '
"The Girl I Lott Behind" they played.
. And swift the line along
g Voice after volco came chorusing
The blithely merry song:
”if ever i get out o' the war
‘ And Lincoln's boys don't find me.
i'll come right back to 'i'vnnmsoo.
And the girl I left behind me."
The measure changes! Hark. the shout!
The lively lilting niri
'l'hc robe! yell'hrmks madly out
To drown the trumpct'n blnre.
Nor lusty wind nor polling ruin
Can polo tho cmuloux ill-o
That bums within one): soldier heart,
Still rising high and higher
Asuilveriy. now loud, now low. .
Brings out the emit-um tricksy.
"In Dixie land 1'" take my stand
To live and die for Dixie. "
As Jim trumped homo it all came back
80 clear his heart stood still.
Agnin hc trod the long white road,
Again he climbed the hill '
And looked. with eyes nil strangely dim.
Down at his father's mill.
The creaking wheel; the glassy pond;
The swiftly foaming moo:
The gable window. framing high
[Ln old man's exugpr face.
And. just beyond. the low browcd house.
With swallows in the caves;
The grasly yard: the poplars tall.
Green minutes of leaves;
Tho ragged garden. swmt with blown:
Tho btraw thatched plam ofbem;
Tho spring lot. flocked with frolic calvm;
The fruitful omhard tree-i:
'l'lu- nprnwling born; the pasture. blotchul
With cows knee deep in grass.
Weep your ravaged him
3 And still they thrilled to the M wild cm
"I'. mun." “I 5"».
um“... um. Film mo in. 3.. am am
'ith mun.
subbed the!!!“
40—. m—A‘memmww
With fouls at play. and. clone burldc,
Bis own more, Saucy liars-
A crmturu all of silk um! fire,
With glancing hoof» that lightly spurned
Tho lnggnnl earth. tho wimplimg air.
What time hu-r heart for victory burned.
Unmatched for courage. lmnth and stay,
The host might follow whom she led.
But m-ntlc an a lamb at play
When Mary stroked hI-r dainty bend.
She knew and mien-«l ha-r mam-r”- hand.
She knew him ihvre upon tho hill.
And sharp moo-I tho miny wold.
She lent a whlnny. keen and shrill.
Err mnntor heard. but hrs-«led not.
Now the white turnpike dipped and foil
00wa the long: slope. Ills brmth came short
There, on lbw rise about the Well.
Your little hull, tho young-wit two,
The t-ldrst lmrrly turning n-Vc-n.
With "any lll‘mlri um! sunny «you
A! blue and lilillll’l‘llt mi llmvvu.
Stood oil a-ruw in riuminy ln'tit.
With cnps that born the biun (-ockade.
And softly elm-.1- from baby lips
Bo mught tho- strain the bug!“ played:
“Hurrah! Hurrah!
For muthorn riyhi-u. hurrah!
llurruh for tho bunny blue flag
That hours it single slur!"
InTulmful triumph‘ns they mm: ads.
iwy wnvcd the: runner nary in
Then flung their
oops up. shoutn
ing loud;
“ Darkly! Good-
by! We ain't
afraid!"
Kory! Jim know
slu- kacdt with.
in.
Her hood upon his
van-at elm! r.
Her young rhild
rim:- nunlmt
hor lift-ital.
Her soul pour-d
out in frrvrnt
prayer.
Ou past the unto the
mlumn swept.
." V
‘K R
I: .
cloudsiho or
not mu urn warren "run. an
ahnl. hurr- aml ltlltlimli rum
there .1 golden boom.
It hnlnml now u fllwy howl.
Now gilt tho rm-e'o dmwlnl film.
l’hus in the glowing of the rifts
Jim lrmltml his laid upon his home.
Yet. I»- with optimum! martini trr-ml
The long line climb“! tho hither hill.
Am! awrpt ihn curvw that rim! away
The will"! um! nvltvfui't "I tit” mill.
A nwiiow vuir't‘ Imelda him spoke:
“Mary-n .llm. inin' melon my gmdhy.
honor for or you. fus' on rim'.
'l’crr lull llvifl sin-almond: tor try
An son you home limo bump is ripe.
I MI you. Mill. lint ptippy than”
flwlmv ”N it t-l' «inwgmimks ink or hell
An [mt do vv-'y iinos' pane.
Don l'm wins: holy you «hm' git mad.
An irt yn‘w‘f do main rash
Dar in Verginny when you cite
Tsar wnwilin 'ttl dun “ohm truth.
‘Tsin' Mindy hin stunt ink mu.
in». you sat imh ‘Mm list our pm
An lot her tail: ‘liingi Hang! Bing! Bungl'
lint she nmkm .lcm mlion mn.
Uni" lieu. he say you'll wont" rmnhu.
Hr nmt din ‘lnwwr. when yours oio.
31ml! hit; hit's ink item Kynrdvn flowers,
An yniler, bright as ysller role.
i tail on mode or ommb pips;
Sammy. she rut dun run! in ittflm.
An all dr- him-h fohm wmt doll love
An .1 you make hallo hvmw tor dun."
"I wind; God will». dam," Jim said u!
sin 1.
humilia- fmiprlmvihw. sidewall:-
I t
ilacci: through the open. scrammuu u; the
(1” .
g it
Under white moons what time their dogs gave
tongue -
To fill the sky and make an old heart young: .
Later. in manly all!!! and manly strength.
The friendliest comrade rivals. Alltho length
or each life hold the other's image clcnr.
"Promise me. 8am." Jim said. “that you'll
stay here -
Till 1 come backltn kecpthinga goin straight.
Putin-r moms railin mighty fast of into. .
And il—und lt—l don't come back—why, then.
Treat mynhoys- like your own an make '01:)
men.
With cyan that could not lift for tears
Hum pledged a husky ward,
And still tho'column forward swept.
And at!!! the banners stirred
In dimpllng waits oi, trickny air
0r summed and snowed behind
When ohm-r on cheer wont ringing clear '
To greet n lusty wind.
"Dollie! To right! Stack arms! Break ranks!"
At lMi the tangles bleu'. ‘
And no man fueled his comrndo then.‘
For well each soldier know .
The train in wait might hear him straight
To find a mldicr'li‘dmth.
The-y loved tucir cause, thrice loved their link
Yet choked and gnarled for breath.
Bottles! Jim hnrdly thought of them!
Bin smoky blurs of blood and finmc'
But. oh. how clear in memory shone
The days when Mary's lcttors camc—
vamvt lotion. brrrnthrog love and cheer
And ointment of homely joys!
Now it was imby May's first tooth,
Now the mad antlcn of the boys. ,
“Sam docs his Wurk and yours." they said.
“And fnthcr. when the papers coluu
With news of victory. is liko
An old warhomo that hears the drum.
“Down at the mill he talks! all day .
0f 'Jim. my boy that's out with Leo
An gain tor stay thnr tor the trend
An show the grit o' Tvnmmmfl "
They told how rm! tho npplml blushed,
llow every fut fluid tm-mml with grain.
flow minoingly tho dear Lam ("upped
With baby's lumd upon her rt-in.
And so i 11, too.
"Dim. I will
bo bravo
And tnmt you.
lighting for
our land.
To him who marks
the sparrow
31
Dear It-tirrs. all too
frat and short!
Within n your they
min" II" "I’ll'l',
For Tonnosrm: in
is n i: t h and
hmulth
Wal- vocnl with tho
cannon'a roar.
Up ovory river. I very pluln.
The blowout» came in Hauling wavca.
As winter waters rise omnin
Win-n wild the tenuxmt o'er them mm.
0!: lowland. highland. plain and "('69
Alike they not vr'nr'n inn! hwl.
In ntruwful. ever bmull-nhu; sweep
They fringed the land with fire and steel.
Jim know it. March or bottle done.
Ilo iny in silence by tho ilro
“Hitting; it lwru'li rillllll'rt fight-
'Twixt plvdgwl faith and lwnrt’l desire.
And honor wrm. Dram hill ling.
Brink faith with 'I'n-nnvm-u-
And blur the motion» Limbo” name!
No! That might now-r be.
Not by his lnilu-r'a nilvvr lwad.
Not by hisi baby's gold.
Not by his Mary'o lm’lntr trait.
Nut for it Wm!!!) ulitoldl
‘Wo 'lel for tho wnh. we did."
llv whiz-1mm! to his gun.
“Ila-ohm: wa'il stay on do our part
Until the fightiu'oi dour."
Fwtmrv- sml rung-«i. hungry. cold.
'I'hrouuh many a stirring frny
no new war‘s buxom. .lm-luum. duh.
To spam not and to allay.
Tho lilo-sly Wll-lv'rnvsu ho Md.
Ami Richmond's humlrml ilghlu,
And vim-pt in l’ivkutt'u lhvathleau rhargo
Up Cemetery bright».
Be storm! through months of waning war.
And tho-n. who-n hopn was past,
laying bin door It"! down. laid low.
"I'll dill stay to the lint."
Winn tlw length-rim! light of April
Ilruuuht waxing blnwtlt of )iny.
Th0 but mlios stnrit'hni hyflm htlu.
And all nlutm the way
lies strangely mnrkmi. or ntmngely mind.
liomu dour familiar slim.
Or from, or trv-v‘. or rotten hearth.
fir litttlllI-ll rvwisldn vino.
A low Mill illlml than long white mod
With rimming golden gimme.
From dually wmuin lu-ymul ho nought
’l‘hc- ringing of tho nth-mm.
'l'wu "limits. nihhllnu "Moon gran.
'l'vml Ilulilrlt lmtpllllt flight.
A rmrlgv tipim-«l on tho funn-
mil mmml. “lhill! ”Hill Iloii Mlltl‘l"
"In lifi’flill mmv think. mm inning foot
llo olimlnw] “l" hlilwt' iv!!!
The" luakvll Hillfll"'l. It'll-Tn WM tho M
An! whvru iiw many oh! on!!!
The mm mm rimimi with blackened ileum...
l'n roam! tho wotrr ilmml
In nilvc-r slim! nlhvmri lhu, dam.
0n mat the «limrinlv tonal.
lirnlivwl rhlmnri'n. ammo and gray,
ilunnIr-tl the rvnlirm's piano.
0n hoif tho molar lvnuih. tho firs
"mt not It! imminu truv-r'.
Nu well cw: rmw n"! "W um I'M.
'l’lo- arr-huh min a wild.
Ami ragga]. mutant mm" browsed
Whom mm o norm-n pulled.
1'0
mm A woman's
mun.
m Editorial Wu.
lh'l'nnk-a-llmv startling m statis-
iim! We drank 70,!m0,00lignilcmuoi
whisky inst your.
Mn. De Tank-«Spook for ycmrssli.
please. You lmow I new touched:
‘lrup of li.-I’ack's lion.
Thom who attain my 1!erle mm-
moulysprmd life in one mcmmn pur-
mit. for excellence is not gained nprs
'l'hohinrhlmyudti-uhlic had taught-nu
m ,
N m...
MP .
- Jhnlooh'odlthvuimm'rthsnthowlnd
Dashed
' Uimmo the chancel And then they laughed
. E’s-um has It» my n drnr bullion.
. is Minimum-oh.
Drown '3" how u'
down it; long white slope.
Afar and high. Iii! eye but caught.
' Fair in th'o [loom
mu; gmhssldo the stream.
Above her. ut‘ths in“! pond's verge.
An old null ”his line. ' .
Butdmppodihtlfi'neilandfacodthemld
Al: though to
would am
Who came the".
8 o m at h i up
told hint truss-u
l'lln cm '91”
b i c o r ‘ end
7 (“when i
at strain eras-
Ldnquaverlng
' shout. ,.
“Why! Prsisotllo
Lordlit'uullfl! .
My boy. my boylx‘w‘
Thank God!
Thank God!" ’ ‘
We've been here ' -"’"
every day y . .‘
Waltln ter meet an ‘ - 7‘.-
talw youhouto. , I - .
You! This “b“, wnlun wAs m noun?
Ma .
Sho know,» hcr dull!!- Don't she. sweet!
The boys are tin corn
With Bum. an ‘ . __-—bh~n.-l her heart—
Sho's spinnin in tho bum.
We live thar. m‘thoy burnt the house,
Hull nowhcro‘ 7 tor no.
It'll served us ' in summer heat
An winter‘ooldsp now.
They burnt th'o‘huq'him. on the fence—
lloldiers. it wua—o whole brigade.
The first come u down the pike
All said I'd give thoyrobols aid.
“ ‘Well. ulmtloniun.’ says I. "i wish 1 could.
i'd do it in or wink—of you but would
on said 1 ‘
l hotter tuko the oath. I shook my hood
An they wontllopiu on. 'Twus the advance-
Good fellow. foo-but by tho wast 0' chance.
(icrriilors'hushivhackml 'cm on top the hill.
The mutual». shot an run. but shot for kill.
They hit the Yankee molar—young an slim-
'i’carcd like the rest thought all the world 0’
him. , .
As they come buck. right at :- gate he fell.
l'hoy‘brought him in. nu laid im by the well.
in the thin shudder of the poplar trees.
'Twus spring, on all the yard alive with been.
Mary brought cordial—but his face wus gray.
He lost could whisper ‘twcen the blood spurts.
‘Pmy.’
I tried tcr pray—but couldn't any a word
For thought of you. cxmlptin. '0 dear Lord.
Receive an comfort thou this pmln non!
An bmr it up while death's black waters rolll'
Somebody caught. my shoulder rough. an said.
‘Stop cantinl Don't you am the reader’s dead!
Ola robe! hypocrite. your time has come!
You Ml an harbored this gerrilier scum.
'I'hey'Vu killed the bruv‘wt man that wore the
blue. .
You helped 'm. an. by God. your help you'll
rucl'
With that he made tcr hit me on tho clmok.
But Mary taught his band. i couldn't spook.
She run on snatched nuhulr irum off the porch,
An set me down tor sec '01:: ply the torch.
“They plied it troll. gin-y lit a fire tor fill
The whole clear space that lays frum hill tor
hill. ’
It drove us back. up buck. on when the ham
Wu» roarin lnudelit up the glu'ul came.
lie nopwd an stared. I raised my hat-n
hmvud. . ‘
Then looked himin the eye. an said out loud.
Just an the orderly finished hin I'l'pnl't:
‘You come inflate. vir. for the cream 0' sport.
Retaliation can't bring bunk your dead.
It may make litilo children "cry for broad.
An h-avo no roof almru or woman's hmul—
l')t that I don't mmplnin though. L'ndoratand
I know your mnn I'lL‘l shot upon my land-
Land that n Lindsay corned in non-ply six—
An liimlsny blood sin-on: no mwin'n tricks.
(iuillhw are mu nn minu o' that man's blood
A» hair-u unborn. I'm oivl on not much good
At ilghtin, but thv' man that f‘llfl’ll‘ In will
I lmrhon-il uorrillrrs. suited for 'uvm an foil.
lust take it im-k—a-r take or broken head.’
"My! )1! them soldiers didn't cheer-
The fiiil'lll Iliullt st 0' IluI mm“!
II» allmk my hum! on mmlu his Mon
May 'Illxln' in” tho ulu hills rang.
[In took our baby in his nrnw
An kiss"! her litiln nmy I'hi-t'k,
'l'lml rode nwny without I! word-v
I rn‘ully think ho muhin'i “pink."
The obi mall‘s qlmi'vrlng ‘ri'hli' hushed-—
Tho path had brought tin-m to the door.
How quickly Mary ’u lilu- var cnuuht
A I'm-d stop on tho rinilvrinlr flour!
With swallow llluilnll swift Itiiil light.
h'ln' ran in um ! Ill'l’ midi! r it'll“.
Bryon! all spur-ML lu'r th'l Hun ryml
lirlmmu! over in Nb luvr's happy dew.
In lu-nlwall. tin- dipping sun.
Hunt throuuiu lhu door 2. mt bright ray.
Am! in its light Hm old mm lm- it
Ami mill! murmilrul, "but un pray."
. a a 0 O O C
Ilmv: ly. in Min and min.
Through tho quirk April wrnthcr.
Tho pivot. um barrio simin,
Th0 finally sin no III tho "amnion
Thv nippimr n! the font,
As lw law! fmmht for the flurry flag.
Am! the mute fun-vor lust.
liih lllu some fim- unruly mungo,
The snow unfuiivrinu hand.
Prom ainmglh lo v-trrnsth. by an uphill why.
Jim Won l4) “Hf promised had.
Again 0 muff] mill whorl daaoul
Aim:- iiw fmtlillllli moo:
Again it sheltering roof Mono
Within tho hullll’l'fl piano.
The minim Mammal. and orchard im-
Iililslml mlly no of old,
Anni witlo llvlulu lailllltfil in summer nun.
flrrvmt high in momwr Will.
0r much! um! hnlvl tlu- trivhsy wind
In nr-itmi lonu grown you.
Of ("It "in nlm'h ultil siuw'ltllwl Milli.
I/vwinu. moron llwm puss.
liar; put by Mr trim-l mu! l'mm,
PM by in r immr-wm gown-
Qho hm! n sill: for Hominy now.
A boon-l. I'll. from town.
'nw hays Wt'rl' in!” ind!" lads.
Ail-I Hilly May. "l“ll‘ «gluon,
A- light of ind m- mly fairy
That vwr doom cl tho umvn.
There are wounds In homo always
Am! mm from imam! strifn.
By “in fill“ iii‘ llfll.
”It? flullt ho.
wm.
Jim hmw iw W!“
nrufrwl for
hf".
lie hm! Mimi iiw
shy and ill--
spring of lilt-
El‘n lift1 hilt! mum
in its prim".
no we- no more
till!" 0" lb:-
humilm mil.
"is inn-l worn ill-
W" rim»;
Yet in: mmio no
mum. on Im
him!!! no What i’
“will" his simple A 1mm in” on up.
lit-mi I'mmnm» nasal.
Pun any i «in on my part."
Ho maid. ”l'm (this! I wont—4hr! boys
0 o a s o a .
Ono tiny in fall. who" psiniwl loamy
in from winds W1! down
And rip” nuts fell in flattering hull.
Jim min uwuy to town.
flit
momma-Jammy.
The sit and its muscles form tho
"WM?" m
’URBAY, MAY .30 1896.
With houses low and gray—-
lost times the aloeplest'quiet place.
But in the square today W
Hen-tool! in knotsuboutalsd
Who caught. hot lrom the wire.
The epic of a city's doom
Chicago's mighty 'ilro. ,
Ten thousand! motions. naked. faint.
The bitter sport of fate .'
In taco of winds that ru ly blow.
Of from: that might n wait!
“hicks like that fire took your use.
J im." some one light! unlike.
“Tim men that burnt you out may find
We no web pretty loke.
They're askin lwlp"-— “I heard," Jim sold;
“It'll whut they ought to:- do.
l'vc got nhundro‘d dollars hero.
. Bomcixxly nmko it two— ’
Br what you plum—on send it quick—
When children cry for bread
An women shiver in the cold.
Au men have hcnrts like lead.
No man that‘u wuth u lick 0’ salt
'l'hnt'n fit to: die or live
Will hug his quarrel-but rise up
An give all he can give."
O O O O O O 0
That was Jim's firut speech and his last.
But still his neighbors toll
flow after it is mighty shout
Across the startled fields rang out.
Till echoes rose and fell
Among tho hills that board again
The old familiar piercing strain,
The ringing rebel yell!
A
The Second United States Cavalry.
It is doubtful if any other one regiment
furnished an equal number of distin-
guished ofllcers during the civil war.
Johnston, colonel; Robert E. Lee, lieuten-
ant colonel; William J. Harden. brevot
lieutenant colonel; George H. Thomas,
major. Robert E. Locum] A. S. Johnston
became gnnurnls in the Confederate nrmy.
and Harden became lieutenant general.
Thomas became a distinguishcd general
in the Fedora! army. Among the captains
worn Earl Van Doro. E. Kirby Smith and
N. G. Evans. all of whom become generals
in the Confederate army. I. N. Palmer,
George Stonemmi and R. W. Johnson held
the some positions in the Union army.
Among the filllmltei'fld John B. Hood.
Charles W. Field. Cimmbliss and Pbifcr
bocnmu southern generals, and It. Gnmml
lllil others attained the some pincu in the
northern nrnly. Captain Evans loft the
United Stan's son'ice before Colonel Rob-
ert E. Lee did. and when they parted at
Fort Allison. Tom. Colonel Lee said: "L’m
lorry to give you up. Evans. Don't know
what may happen before we meet again
Perhaps they'll make you a general."
PATRIOTIC SERVICES.
tenuous! Day tinsel-vanes at "it Churches—
Speciai Music and Sermons.
A grand patriotic service will ho. hold
suminy night a! 7:30 in the First Melbo-
iist Episcopal church. Thorn will bi
lairiotic music. old and new. as follows;
.inlhom—-" .ow inthc (in-um! They are
mating." -
Iy mo! inn-c.
"”0"! Army.
iuni «'i‘unor mu! Ito‘s.
“(mi-lo mo. (ill 'i‘hou firm! Jehovah."
ionmno solo. with violin obliimin. "I'iuins
nl i'ilti'fl." ....'
Tim subject of the sermon will be "A
loud Soldier." 0. A. Fromm". ih-
:iolinist. will moist in the service. A
menial invitation is exteudvd to all old
uphill-rs who are. not otherwise engaged
iumlay morning, ltev. II. (E. Whitney.
if Rownyion. will preach in exchange
with the. pastor.
At the Norwnlk Mothmlist Episcopal?
‘hurch. the pastor, Rev. A. ll. Wyatt.
will pmwh in the morning. A delight
'uI praise service has boon nrrnnmvl for
he owning. The piano and urmlll will
we used at both sin-vices. Every-om
'lii|’lt' welcome.
Spooinl services will be hold at the
ic'nxih Not-Willi; Baptist church all (In)
nmul’l'uw. Tim pastor will have llu
lblo :wsismuoo of Iii-v. ii. W. I’opv, oi
New Haven, sect-Mary of the Inter-
national (‘ill'lh’ilzill \Vorkrrn‘ .\l-‘t‘iii‘iil
lion. who will pn-m-h boil: morning :mn
vvvninp. Mr. Pluto is an attractive
'll’f':lClli‘l’. whom: work has im-n Wonder-
fully lllf‘filil‘tl. 'I‘llo .Iunitmc will lilt'i‘t a!
1:30. mul the pastor will speak in flll‘lll
Young people's (filllfil'l'l'iiilllll meeting it!
Will.
A nu-mnrinlwrvico is to ho hold a!
In- iionth Norwulk (Yonun'gnilmmi
~hnn-h. l-iuniluy owning. mull-t the non
:vim-noflbo Mrn‘nviuli. The theme of
u-rvivo is. “Th" Way of l'vuce," and
he programme is us foilowv:
‘lrunn l'rolu-lu i'mnHim.
Thomas E. I‘n-rklnm
"you m-nionvo liml “Aswan".
llynm ‘i‘ultw. Kimnlnm u! imriiwi."
\t‘omllliun
[loll
ill-ulnsn-ltn (mulling.
“till“ "5"! I’M” llu‘li’ “two Aron! “”m' "
Wealoy.
linmliilu Hi minimal “‘4‘"! by Ill“. Dr. N mun,
Mill! "Film. 0 “l"iti'iih.“
l mu." r-wlmu.
I‘mi-u-r.
‘wlvlillm Min . ”ill‘miuiir "WOT MU.“
‘imhmwi‘mu llvlmnlu.
Mindoro loam-n,
\nliwm "l‘vuv-«nn lliuili."
‘mmc-H "’Hu- “3.). u! l‘mwo,”
‘npmlm «rim “ll lm-l. 'iiom mi im- l’ruin. .
i"'.” hill! i‘m’liu
limit-mu lh‘Imvl-n
lliillii “.‘tlu'rwa"
i‘lmc v illJl I1 llmliniion.
”trim i‘mllu-lu- Martin-- )liiiiuiw.‘ l'lnl.
Milw morning wrvim- ilw ponior'p
whom will in- Mi "ifhrlniinn Faith and
.igmosniw Morality." 'l‘lu- music- will
ifli'lllili‘ argon prvlmlv. Hivuiv. by (illlll';
mmivnl n-ilionu-,“Ifuny‘inrk Wisdom."
by lixmks; mule-m. "ery of Earth."
llyt'iilllll. and "rum: inn-limit“. Marl-hr
lioihiqno. by iiidmno.
First (‘cmmm‘iimml f‘llllfi‘ll, Roy
‘l’luunns K. Nolllo. Imtor. Hominy
services at 1mm a. m. and 7:2!" p. m.
The pastor will u-oupy the pulpit bulb
tummy: and owning. Morning mlujmt.
"The iuistry' of Tribulation." In the
owning tin-m will I!) no ownilulvv
praise mire.
First Itupilst rhnrvh. l". E. llobbinc
motor. iiuudny morning ill" minim will
mm upon ”l‘anl's. ‘I am ready.”
in the "chin tho iltllljt‘l’t will in»
"Jesus as a no." Young mmio'r
meeting at Mill p. m: suhjn-t. “Every-
day lolliglwm"—~illmluus xil.. ii; lentil r.
Ilut h.
Lumi.
AM.M¢£¥M kept
f
Among tho oilioers wore Albert Sidney
Mtuunllgglllovv
Where» and How We Will Observe
ihe National Holiday.
MANY MGES 0F liliflESI I0 VISII
ills Attractions Greater This Year Than Ever
Belem—Opening oi ills lauy Seaside ile-
torit and Club Houses-Yacht Race:
at Hickory Biuil.
The veterans will decorate the graves
if their comrades. Douglass Fowler
Post will anaerobic at its headquarters
at Washington strum. at 9 o'clock, and
headed by the South Nor-walk Fife and
Drum band will march to the East Nor-
wulk cemetery. where there will be ap-
propriate exercises, and then the march
willbo resumed to Pine Island ceme-
cery. At 1 o'clock a delegation will go
to Union cemetery in Ron-nylon. and
decorate there.
in Day a! Rollin Point.
The formal opening of all the seaside
resorts will take place today. Great
prexmrntiqns have been made at Roiou
Point. and the day promises to be larger
than over. There are many new attract-
‘.ous this year, including Manager Hoyt's
ludiiorium. in which them will be a
continuous performance. The hotel will
b) opened. and Fill)“: dinners served
the-re. Professor Smythc's orchestra
will furnish music for dancing in the
pavilion. 'l'hc Baclwlors' (Jim-lo, of New
York, will have a Clambake at this pop-
ular resort.
A! ihe Knob.
This delightful family- l'OHOI't will be
forlzlnlly v opened today. Bi -
ginning with the car that leaves South
Norwalk at 1210 free emails will
meet all cars on the Tramway line, and
convey passengers from the Wilson
Road crossing to The Knob free during
{111' rmnaindvr of the (lay and night. A
tum-Ix of muniwicllos, cum-o and ice
cream willbo sowed during the after-
noon nmi evening. There will be music
for dancing both afternoon and evening.
Wilson's orchestra in tho aftcmoon (Hill
Weidenhammor's at night. The new
bathing float is in position, the built
homes in order. and everything that
:onklbo done has been done to make
the day a ploasmi one at this place.
Norwalli Yacht Blah.
At Hickory liluf!‘ tin: flag will be rails.
ad amlsaluictl at ! o'clmzk, and thon-
will be addresses of welcome by Attor-
neys J. H. Light and ii. Wllitlnon-
i lrcgory. At 2 o'clm'k the races for tho
prizes uttered by (Iommodom Sanford
.uul Vicoilonnnmlom i'lumnllr will
start. There will be (rhea—'05 for (mums.
St. Lawn-non skills and out home. 'l‘lu-
l’llilharlnonicbaud will furnish music
in tho nfiornlmn. and the orchostnl in g
the cvcningnvlicn tlwn‘ will be (lulu-lug.
dragon's Point.
At (,irogory's Point. the Philharmonic
on'hovtm will furnish music. for dancing
:lficrnmnnnd evening. liauullonl Ful-
lwun has movie many impnwmuvnis
ulmut this attractive plum, and lepro-
pnrvd to wrvo ltlliiili‘ Muml clmnbukus
foal] rumors. In the :iiiornmn there
will ho a bull giuuv bciwmrn ilu: l'cquon-
nook and liar Iiurimr mums.
Cal! Pstiurs Butt.
landlord iiharh-x iIubImrIl will upon
the (.‘nlf i’sstnm Boat-h house. and pro-
vide dinner-i for all who «all.
It!» oi lilo Day.
The simmer .l. B. Will'llfill will mulm
an excursion to New York. when! on»...
desiring mny witness the naval [llll‘lllll‘
of the Unimll'iinlon wur vols-«ll», or go
at their will ulnmi the my. wlwrv a sin)-
of sown hourn will be mole. The steam
or will lume South Nuvrvvnik ut iizlri
o'clock. ‘
A mlmlwo! members of the ('hrin.
liml I'leclvmor m’iriy of mo h‘omll Nor.
walk I'Hiittl’l'llillliiiml vinm-h will Flil'lid
ilw day on tho Water. Mill liilt’i‘ c-lmrioml
i‘npinin l’nwi Lyon's yacht "inhuman."
'l'lw shirt will lit? iiizialli ilt ii u'l'lm‘l.
thornisbrrvzm-nouuh minis on Long
Island slum» Will be Vinllwl, oilmwior
the party will picnic .‘ll Hmlrh (‘own
'l'lwl-imlin Normilk ilro iltillfli’tllli‘lil
will hovelmwtiw at box 4, corner of
Raymond mu! Day vinyls, and mmnhers
of thocmnpunics have bum IIIItIIlPtl in
lll' at ihvir houses M ii o'clock sharp
rimming.
Tho Nominal-’0 (,imwlub will go to
Hhippmi Point. and shoot with the loan”
in that plum.
The Twin lilty “'lifi‘lllll‘li will ink” is
run to Turrylown mui roiurn, «inning
train the club howlrpmriers at it o'clm-k.
sml prong ilmmgh Mumford. Port
Chester and ifim'nwioh and then avrrm
the country to the limb-rm. min-r
lib. Belle Donne.
‘ hourly [will].
from livid & Il-mmmm'u wharf, um! i! h
r!!! at tho Nutty»!!! ltnim M
driving down Wm avenue. last
nboui ihrvw foot that». in front of V
Danbury.takingill.tlfi
ltwillbequiotst Bill
b‘yJ. M. Elnioudorfmi
Tho l’ion'cor vs. Hops
puny baseball game will 59
Nonvnlk Park at '10“
lnorning.’ Over six in ... ’5. }
have already been said.
If YOU Put" ii iii!
WANT:
llJiANING and dye m:
/ lulynmntl’strmi. .. ,
Emmi. an line of flicfiiric ears. L !
hop. 0 rows-c u yunnounte '
of firm!“ Norwnlk Norwaik ft m ’3‘
we have moth ished our
«lyclnu uncl cleaning lmsinm.
ll")]llll'i“l to do nil kinds of calm . .i
n. inihovorylgest siylonnd :
so is. dresses. either made It '
copes. inbmts’ copes. h
fringes. piano. or on. billin 5"
soon-f». ties. kid g ovos. kid ii ,,
e
i-Imlnovl and curled. Gem
‘ A ANTEI‘):b-loarders wanted:
or week. Atltlressrlltivor'
ANTEI).—Prompt and _
mun or lady to trove! for
lishod house In Connecticut. ii is
able-£15 weekly and ex um. (than!
ntnont. llioloiapcos. "malaria «'
compo: env mo. . . m
:m; Deni-bornsiresthlougo. ' ‘
AN'i'EI).—At once. active ‘ ‘ .
.. county. Exclusivemniaflogllar
\\ ill clmtr it: to ‘25 hundred (loilnmny '-‘
ultmesinmpimjfullpartlculnrsor ' ‘
ti mmpie. li'uz Rapids Mineral. W
liiu lililililfl.MlL‘h. I " _.
- ‘ “70' (if. .
l»:
To LET.—I.ownr not. house
. rooms. Twominutes'wnlk from
tic-gusts. inquire of Harvey Acton-t
ll .
7 ‘0 l.l-‘.’I'.—I.nwr-r part of housoflo.”
avenue. Thom is animlu 1
sum” horn and «hit-ken house: .
roof is. inquire o! I'). ll. Raymond. u - ’
.l- hnummhoJfactory. or atii Lynn‘s ..
r ‘0 l.i~‘.'l‘.——( mm 0 rooms. mi”:
urilor. 210 Woodward avenue.“
m'oml "Ullil'. i Hunlord place. routm
Wtwilwari . ‘
r lo I.E'i‘.-— housoolorv ‘msl Pine '
1- llenttltfllpormontl‘i’. 1.13m"
~iii. Llin”II._ ‘ , > ~
' ‘0 ”CT: misomolyfurnixltel éoti
lot fur Mum". Barn. lawn, B ..‘
\mler. "tr. lll'lilll‘o Ill "an Pepper.
.1!
IOIIJ'UIIIL .
r V01.1.:1'.»—ln'.)ur'm.n 'a‘nmzr‘ ,
_ 50-min! llm’lr. rear. 93 pa’uuhint.
winih .m. m ovary rummhnlis ligh
m ; our mom u ulriillentMr-‘iut
{Mir Sw'urtztk ([bélgmii. lilmtk. 79 ' [ml
mg on» role .l‘en 71m. 9. «
CiiiAltiIl). ' ‘ ADD” '1 %
"IX room roitrlln' Oil will“~ V til
i? ply to CHESTER . (I
5! ‘t'llllt'.
AT No. m’llurinor avenue. no
rooms With «it! Witter. mill ‘3:
rumnm. only \vnin-r.'nmt ti. m
r.u-m~..|i .V». In Mam slrooi. Norwnll’,‘
,‘ipllly 'ii)ii1\Ll.'H MOODY. “ADM
. orwu '.
rodents?“ >
var hum-1» as.” ’ .mm 7i. '
ituniinlz. slurs slim"! "lefty '
:lmlnlliho Work «lune in the host ..
~llln-lillllllll Immnvr. South Nor 2
War" (‘I Inwamy.
Jill: MM!» First”
I
lupulnr and always
Les
_ full. on
It‘ (unmixed. All Improvmmlntazbtlth
uncuvh limo". A splendid luvoutmeut...
qulrv-‘Jl 1 mm r-il‘l'o‘i South Kuwait. A
"ill Hi HY. My rill rim-k home
4 .
I iw Inuiwmi it Sm th. lllvm'nltlro’y
l't'ril'l'l lil'ilt'l‘. Hole! inr Wont (DI lilie- I“!
('ulilhlm'k. mill
lfliiliHALFwCulmuMn li-ply hiltlt ii
gurnlon lint-v. mmmntoml tosutmi W
[I‘I‘I‘Nhllrll In Ill“ M’lilillti lili'll- In I” n
Home pin-w wns rulurnml and we tattle ‘
w rim-n n irmin \vimreor'iinory hnmhup
lmaaliishu-iur)’. South Nurmtlk lludwan
t'.’ Hmllll Milli! elrnvi. .
lat)“
‘..‘ Lung”: uw-r all, in 1 ;
Irwtnimlr. In im'llI-H in mm, ole .
lmnmliulu u-uzlmn! built nt this w .
. Alida-mt W. W. Ci n .
,‘wrwulk. l‘onn.
‘0?! SA I.l-'. r'f'lu-up. jih‘nnd
. “Hill In iii" live! I'llfllllllllflw
34'. Numb, Dry (likifill‘. Ill Houth II I. > Y
hurwnlk. A”,
. ....... who». ‘
Fm: lulll. Tm- !-'..t $15.;th wheel I.“ l
_. . .m...m
HA l.l-Y. ,. 'l'ho oyster simmer
mower l»- nni purl-«unravel by on
”In murkvi lnrilm money. I! you y
Illu'llll- your. I'll“ onui unit. No
Ilnralwnm (.‘oullvlilii’. 4‘1 “with It
hurtwulk.
«mums. mumxflfii ' ‘ ..
1‘ Hllilltllli' fur'lwn lxmiliemW ”by
im iron-ma-nln. l'nntuins it" t : 3
am: lumirios. Cull Ull Cflu.m.%llm
pru-miws. fill
.‘iiliHMJ'Z. Poultry netting m : "
. trwyor 1m mmm- foot. 5 . .
“liflllt’il! u I'nilllutil)’. til Knuth ~
hull; MHZ. ’l‘lmluminmi shoe . , '
if, ii, llilrin)’. Inu-Imiing‘ovmlirlotl'
lixtIm-u uml ion-m ”I slum. ill in z
"lli‘iili i! will! it! Hill't'. AM)” It the “Wu ‘-’
5.9.8...
‘1!!! MALE. Hull-Hug lot in on , k
1‘ uw-lmn. now! «ii-«imbio loin“: '*
Al-ivlyin'l'iin-WA (Milli-n. - ’
lflUli ti \llfi. i'niifl a lit ”0" I.
unlvr rrnm. in iv furnish”.
n-vW while )‘ull Imu- lilmiplmriliilttfo
o1 H. ll.\\':liorhlii y. iiuul lat-intending
, fl
l‘l “ m. l: {nah i" Mi i'm-i ,
\ l'il'l. mm. minute on ("W ‘ V
I [or mitivlwolmml nnmay term.
an H. ii.iilil.li\\'i)l)ll. l3 0m street.
«it» .
Iron sauzon 10 L11.
I‘m“ MM". on TU ”:12 u-l mm 1!
"t 'lIli‘VilylHfl. "Hill"? F!" C“: . ‘ .
\lnin drool-u: in mm! I'nilvlith M13 , U
will"priviivuvunntl trolley. Fa It! '
ill" ”mm-lin-mnwr. Manley I. IN
on by It. .7
Ticket Nil. 91 Wull lllll WM
night. le holder of tilt! lusty :
was Thomas i‘nhili, of (hops! m
.,;...t
' Plunges into as Em
llnrry Mxlihor. the mum,
.
when his hum fell into all ..
bicyclists «spout to go to Brkiuoport and
1
was exirlcnicd.
master George W. Medict’s rm
Mint musiditmblo milieu“ , _
Norwalk Chronicler