Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 23, 1900 · page 6

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the Men shoot Is their
a“ m. i can never forget!
is or them all?" sun
”on. it sadness and quiet
m it. possesses a. charm

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the old home.

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.' "fhen let oh well: a

"themed northwards.

rim brook on n gently

flail! and! the ancient home

M while. of the Wilton

Mm and dilapirlntetl no

a; in" u saintly menial-lee

nod tender mentors:

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in 1126 the Nor-walk

. AWEpofllnre o!

A" w a Ito: Parish.“

,. our! of lend to be token

iii in"! out for ye use of ye

«.metationnl minis-

Ihel forever." Upon this

.r. ,A place. the not nor-

nhout 1727. soon after

I the call to Robert
Amman: or the

8 ‘ 1" 1726 m- surgeon's
1)" to,di£u‘ on
a an ‘ ‘ ’ A. '

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. it this old We!

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with.“ ' 3%‘932W3F‘
on interior." ‘. . lam Holden.

with his Awi W Acorn; to this
site to gene. A' rout. they game
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men

home. he. with-hie young wife.
their_wsy to Norwslk. where twoAnn-

q. cle- resided. lemon: his new dame

dsnte a! it: end distinction. eon»
prising fa lee of Holden. linrlhnte.
mints. tin. Tweedy’n. Hull: and
others. we would enpecinlly note tint
n grandson. Canton: Amer Holden.
dwelt in this house. In the history oi
hirfleld county. pilhlilhed in 1881. it
is stated “thnt he held n enntnin'n coni-
'mieelon in the Revolutionnry war in
the artillery. served at Bunker Hill.
was with AGenAerni Washington when he
evacuated'New York. wu‘wlth General
Womter when he tell at Ridxeneld. end
continued in service to the end of the
wsr.“ His grove in in the old burial
xii-d. and the stone reads that he died
Rovenxher 19. 1828. 1', you: of etc.

We will not our: longer in'thie
port at our town. but tnke a. light of
never-oi alien in n southwesterly direc-
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This shoe in mean the. n
lenther tip. button and loco. A. ,3. Cull -
and a ladies Sine Shoe :- oeuvre-poet.

 

 

 

weather!!! and. time-oi
€3.90
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tenant-end A A

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one; width. allot-821 ‘ Neil

an. 1.909 we ”aroma-mate nouns in. hutwn end

area who. torn-.98. in oil yin» and; om so an
1 alone (eve you

shoe hero-Linda sip-iii. AM never

n and at n A .
before «no I haveneomplete sline ot'lsAdieAI' manna to one

this your.

Times no going to he better. . . A A A .
sndleni tgiumofleryouenindneewt A ' ‘
A 80:! Gentlemen. I donztanes’tlnomnrnoehzio “Fido l? .
one known for miles Around: . A _ :li " ' " r '
sold them more) {cram whatnot”? Jam not

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condemn
m eumtmuot no. (end um

Men’s ennmel leather,

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Belden lilil road. eneeenlled "Gregow- '

town.“ as the whole neithbfrhood was
then peopled by that ran-n . A housi-
stiil standing. nlthoutll re-niodeled the
put tow yenrn into e winner rosi-
dance. brings to many of us runny pier
ennt memories and association; Over
this threshold nanny mentions o!_
Gregory's have penned 'elnee Won
Matthew Gregory built it for his son

1' Earn. emollflpuehowin‘: in every

generation. men and women “Lotions
minds. patriotic mull nnd marked in-
dividuality.» Four sons of Exrs Gregory
served their country in the Revolution-
ary war. The fifth desired in so. but
was too young. while the rather hnd
cherxe otA military stores. Can We
realise how Aihnt mother must here
yearned and prayed over thou eon: so
they went. one by one. from the home
of their early day: in response to their
country's call. and so she became a
widow in 1779, she hod to hear her en-
xiety in s measure alone. One eon.
ldeuiennnt Matthew. was on the
original Cineinnntl list. The other none
were Captain Abrohnm. Ezra and Mo-
ses. The last remained in the old
home. which mnny of us remember so
well. with its ninnie front porch. end
the front door .with two remarkable

lights called “bull's eyee'.‘ indie upper ,

part: but above all thechnrm was in
the plensast. corninl greeting of the
mistress of methomeeliu Clare Orb
gory. n woman All posted in the out“
”at event! of the w. Red in con-
verention endAAoi’ iko‘en eel-lanolin;

. mind. Let me give a‘ retrofit-acts from

nAletAter received from one of the gifted
mnddeughtere of Ilene: Godfrey.
“To the home from which so many
had gone. endAAwhose association: were
so eherinhed with it. pnrents and chil—
dren nndehlldren's ohiidrp. to {R at
nnmtmslretomod In to "locum
more There

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New! Mito- ,
roo- oho looted“ lite my .
nndhy neture their hehit we: not thet
or oil when‘tltnu we: on ‘
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viéiiihifrl. doiihlo Iole.
box calf, , ‘

calfdonbie sole, square toe.
box cell; British the. "
calfskin hoe. A ‘

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“For and Cloak Store.

WE connnxcn’oun . ‘

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Annual Clearing * lie

“We

SATURDAY.‘JANUARY 6

want to sell out all oni- Winter stock of Chain

and Fursuwhich very largerif only fittv omits/on the

dollar of the regular prion. furore“!
To qflfiéiv; .; r -

«them.
call! a

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