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CldATfI‘ANOOGA. Tenn... Aug. 3,...
I Students of history, reopeninlly those
{who have given study to the battleil
oi the Civil War, regard Chattanooss
as important in producing the results
or the war as any other fields, Gettys~
burg not excepted. in other words,
the engagements oi Chickamause.
Lookout Mountain and Missionary
Ridge, had important bearing on the
downfall of, the southern coniedsracy.
This is especially true of the brittle
or Missionary Ridge, which broke the
hold of the southern armies on Chat;
tunooxuflnhdppehed a ‘roud into the
heart olhthe south for the Union erm-
lee.
. a
When General Beers. commander-in
eldeixotwhnttflrend Anny ot the Re
public, was in Chattanooga last spring
. he modulo speech ate banquet in his
honor at'ilth'e Commercial Club.
the course .9‘ his remarks, General
Beers said:
in
“A student of history who will sit
down midi/heed Gettysburg, and then
sit down ‘ and read Chickemsugn,
[tout Mountain ”sud” Misdionsry
Ridge, will find that Chattanooga was
just as potent in producing the result
oi the war as Gettysburg.”
it new added with equal truth
that the bottle or Missionary. Ridge
really decided the isle of the cooled
erscy.
that battle. the. result oi «the war
might have both; different. General
Grant says in his personal memoirs
that ii.‘ Bragg had won the battle or
Missionary Ridge, that Burnside, theni
o Koontville. would have surrendered:
without striking ”a blow. i
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Tbe sweet young thing was heingl
shown through the Baldwin
tive works. ,
“What is that thing“ she asked.l
pointing with her dainty tours-sol. i
“That" answered the guide. “is an
engine boiler."
quired again.
Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
It General Bragg had won ‘
locommommen FINED are m
STAMFORD, August e.~0httr1stt
:Bmwn. proprietor 0”th ‘
i8unday, as a gambling hon
She was an up-todnte young lady-jretsry Phillips, who is theloccl
end at once became interested. “And cuter also, and by Chief of
why do they boil engines?" she ln-lBrennan and his Melatonin.
:375 and costs in the city churn?
“"l‘o make the engine tender." no-ldsy. The 13 persons AWL
litely replied the resent-end guide.—-;quentcr had their men Calm
{playmate of $10 eaoln ‘
Millie
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ment to go to Eric and build Perry'sl grandfather in the forthcoming
heat. The ships so built by him werel'geant.
the Lawrence, the Niagara, the Porcu- ' What is true of Dorian may be said
pine. the Scorpion, and the Ariel. in with equal truth of almost every townl
this statement of his life, he makes! in Connecticut. Theinhabitente have‘
known the now long-forgotten and or? ”stuck to the soil," and few who have
tonishing tool: “We built a vase] cell-i wandered for, but have returned.
ed the Mute for Robert. Fulton, Esq.
She was bomb-woof, and was to be. NEW PARCEL POST REGULATIONS
. propelled by machinery under water." ~—---
it. is amazing that none oi" our navel WASHiNG'i‘ON, Aug. ll.——'l‘he new
historians have taken cognizance of regulations intended to further popu-
lt is characteristic of the good 090-. this forerunner of the Monitor. which: larize the parcel pont‘wll-i go into effect
me 0i the Nutnieg‘State to stick to the. revolutionized naval history over fifty: August 15, . Postmastorflenerni Burle-
' -' “ “: years later. The several families oi“ not: announced today. beginning on
_ - , Derien who are related to Noah :‘rown that date weight limit will be ”20
. Wonderlusi is not one of their full: by ties of blood one the Whlmeys, the pounds. instead or ii. as at present.
ings- ' ,Morqbouses.~the Sealers and insulates? and local rates will be reduced from!
Go into nimost Connecticut ThaGorbem family has resided at: live cents tor the lirst pound and one
“toynwllunbury {onl‘Jarle Norwnlk’ or? Dorian. for otter one hundred and iifty ? cant ”Smell nddldonal W0 poundifiir,
LNen‘ Haven (linens Farms or Green. ”a” we ' present Gorhnm home-i fraction thereof. *F"? delivery m 11““
. ia(£-.J¢‘.’ , . ._ 4.. based was erected abouti'llio. and 113?: first none the rate will be reduced’lrbin
“SJ" Willem“ 0? Weierbunt. Stir. built in .1789. than thew‘interveniug'. 1m cents (or the first and three‘henut
brook" or“:Sliimior‘d, Brdndbrooh . orl years this homestead has been occu—‘ for each additional pound to live cents
Bridgeport. New Canaan or New Lore! pied by B Gorhsm. in Revolutionary: and one‘cent: tor the second zone the
den. Deep litter" or Ridgefleld" Horn-l time. the New York What boats usedf rate will he cut from six cents and
‘den or Herti’ord-——oud you will find: to land but a short distance from this: four cents to five cents end one cent
families whose ancestors date backlhouse. During the Revolutiouulltobertjtor each additional pound.
from one to two hundred years. gGorbnm was a staunch Tory. but most‘ The postmaster-general
pa- :
tritium lili ‘llil
iii lllllllllll
H..—
The Abandoned Farm is 2 Fiction, and
the Commuter Has Not Driven
Out the Old Families.
boil.
any
announced
Yet it is generally supposed that ulli oi “‘6 neighborhood “‘3' as we 3"", “‘30 that 0“ “‘9 some dale m" “bnnkw
the old residents—from tsmmtom u, to”. “disaffected t0 the American? ing by mail” feature would be introduc.
‘Hal‘tl'Ord-whnve either abandoned their ““15“” It was 01181011101? [or ”19 ed into the postal savings bnnll system.
ji’armshor sold ‘t'llélll to,home-seekinglmmflh 3°“;qu ‘0 come across the This change will enable wouid~be de-
- 'Ner‘i’m-itersIBt, so much the mumpjsSOlllld from Lloyd's Neck “11d mnke‘ posliom living in remote districts to
inch. (forays on the neighborhood. 0|! Sun- avail themselves of the benefits of the
if there are any "abandoned luring-J dill. J‘uly 22d, 1781. the Britleh lauded 8316le-
along the Connecticut shore or inland] near the Carbon: house. and 1" 0’"
there are a lot of Manhattan islanders there descended on ““3 Congregational:
Who would hey 11 good round prim to Church. the attack so timed when most!
know oi? their location; and that old 0: the male population would ”9 at 5“"? '
Nutmeg families have been driven out} vices. R3“ “059“ “Mile“- w ardent? NASHVILDE, Tenn, Aug. 6.~—Prcsi-
by the rich or the big city. is not borne “WHO?!” of 06119?“ Washington, “‘83 dent J. M. Lynch, 0! the international
out by the facts. Home hunters, at. captured 810118' Will! about lorty~eigltt_ Typogmpllicnl Union. who has arrived
imcted by the loveliness of the coun- 0‘ his "“10 ”WWW” “033 “ll" here preparatory to the holding of the
try. here come in in large numbers, the soldiers “’38 8 rampant Tory Mm" annual convention of the organization
but the old families lltlve "stuck to the ed mm" Smith. of Shmtord. Bur-,1 in "“3 city. beginning AUS- 19-. 11M
null." They have disposed of some 0: inc the attack on the church. Smith; round that the hell or the House of
tellir’ precious loud. but they have not. “3"“ Sally ‘leblfi; W11“ W86 hiding l Representatives, where the typos had
moved “mu for to them. there ,5 no 3 son 0! one of the Mrlshioheru he; been invited to meet by a legislative
Piece like their untivel‘s‘liere. The new? hind her skirt. When ”‘9 soldiers: NEONUW» may be "I “Be on the Oven-
' comer end the old resident are in com-i made 0“ With “‘9‘ limo" and “WW. in: day of the convention. The lame
plete ugreement on this point. 50'3“ members 0‘ “19 ‘WKWEWM’; is due to a call issued last week by
There are few villages any piece lnl‘smith somehow 1’90““ detached "‘0'“! regular Democratic members for u
‘ our country. like Dorian. for example.
«which can point to two or more on! “in“ .liiud Lending. where “0 hid M President «Lynch said that if no ads-
tutes, each of which have been the the home 9‘ “01’9“ Gorhnm. Gorimln quote hell were available
homes of families continuously for one 8"” him sanctuary and ““3 “in”, thin; to do would be to recommend to
hundred and fifty years or more. 10"“! permitted ”19 “MW" Smith “'3 the convention when it is called to on
These two placate m Dorian a", the freedom on the understanding that he (19,- the first an” that it adjourn "'to
Mother and the (lorhum lumlesteeds. 13““ Connecticut for 300'! Mid ML looms other city that can give on the”
And in this pnrtlculnr It is most uu-i This incident is or particular interest required lscillties."
fortunate tbut n historic relic oi’ ex. at this time for the reason that Cnro-' i
trnordiuury interest. the home or North lino Gorhorn has given the use oi oi W“ ~‘ - , a—«xa
dirowu. who built Commodore Perry's
fleet on Lake Ilirle. should lately have
been destroyed. Even though Noah,
il-lrown's home no longer exists, the
blood or this great shipbuiider and
uteunch patriot. courses in the vein»
of many a resident of Dnrlen.
Noni) Brown was born in 1770; in‘ ground one hundred and thirty yours
tree. when the family mus living on o' alter its occurrence. .
farm at the head of. the Delaware riv- When it ie cnnhidered that Stephen; ‘
or, Hle were attacked by the indium, 1‘. Mother. a msammursndm 1" “whittled? mill} dihdilfl’i‘hlllhh
the rather killed and three of Nosh'nl liteverend «Mother, is s. resident of lle- 43ml. ‘l“‘c1u“'i'2.'£“ large-“IL; 1mm} an}:
brothers carried into captivity. Noah's rlen. and that with his family runldo atrocity wen. i wish to express my
mother with five small children M! in the old Mather house. built by his rungsfl‘mihm‘lfé “apmfilng‘ihgw‘lhgg
coped and made their way to mrien,_ mntgrnntifttthsr. one hundred andf 9mm a (minor W." 7mm l'lmr been
then u part of atomi'drd. where her thirty years ago. it will be ndmittsdj m: .7, “”3 M313.” w” crew
friends and relatives‘ lived. Noun readily that the ties of blood and Bull,
learned the heusecsrpenter trade and are strong and abiding in the old .Stnte
worked at that business Ii. 'Dnrien. of Cionnscticut.
MlXUP IN TYPO CONVENTION
MEETING PLACE.
sale
This Girl Recovered
large held at the back of her house for
the pageant, which will be held Austuttt
ililth and 30th and fleptember 1st. One.
‘0! the dramatic incidents or the pit-l
genut will be the attack on the church}
and the flight of Smith to the (lorhnm‘ wummm m'mm m, ”Mm“ lwnnsilt
l bound. to be roveneciod on the some i simui timely tiflluflll ”it! use of thin intuit.
. , cine. These reports not always ut the
command or! our one interested, and runny
or the writers in their multitude have sex»
[treated that like stiller-urn write din-ct and
The makers of lit-illumt‘s Alterntlvs,
which is dull": In much good for Coil»
simulates. are continually in receipt nt
I gum . l. the ‘3' oz
fourths: m octor laid t l that not
be sent name would unruly die or We:
sum it. livery winter 1 would be sure
gluflgmngitbtlw "molltllliiimdllal‘f‘l’lriny no:
“mill. with his brother Adam. he The ‘furnlshing of this ancient (ion- "fig mmghfufll“suffix“:‘l'r'figfilh
outsbiished s shipbuilding no! in neeticut homestead are at another til“ lived?" but have not mythic. 0
New York and met with very unusual1 time. There is n grandfather's clositi 3, ,3,” anger“, mun sent ‘4, my
success. . The Brown brothers built: which belonged to Mr. Mother’s grand :i’i‘linlnl‘”“.l’lih"h.ii'tilihé I“ my
«even! estimate for the iWWmBM; hither; nil the furniture. tbspictures. with em a! r ” Windham _
in mi. and the year later. st theianthue fireplaces with furnishings. ”and“ “gm," fmtméhm
Ntwy Yard. Brooklyn-built for the gmq ' the old candle-sticks. everything as it 1:11:11: gala: 33.1%! {umgw h; ‘2:
fimmmt .the will!!!” fill“ loaned was a hundred or more rostrum even 3“??? {33% “m3 m%.m
Genera hunch-cog. l’rinoo Mauritanian: the gunning.“ m the podium-mt 33.9?" of W “a W in
Most councils-gown? . labors- ,ers, ‘ltisnhisttsroiintemtnet here- , W ll"l ., w, Mill ,
m‘_ In“i‘thflflw‘llfll‘ififli’q ~ i’plll'lkfi‘izw M
, ‘l‘ _ t.
the main body. and Wills chased to meeting of the legislature on Aug. 12..
NIB only -
From Consumption l
corn who: it did for them. , Hero is one -
commue sou. wasvu. FlGHT. ‘
-——-——_—..
Improved Methods of Culturg the ‘
But Means, It is Said.
WASHINGTON, August its—ans the
result. at conferences between repre~
sentntivesrrrom the cotton growing
states and experts from the Depart-
mum ol‘ Agricultural, it was announc-
ed today that. virtually no change
would be Joelle ill the present plan oi?
campaign agniust the inroads of the
cotton boll weevil. Extension of the
printout methods of improved culture.
it was declded. oh‘cred the bent menhn
of combating the spread and, l
crease of the pest. .
Many plans for the eradication oi"-
the wcul‘lihud been-.pflarcd. The post
is said [0 lbs slowly widening its zone,
of activl'oznnd to threaten statestlmt’
thus tunnels not suffered to any great .
extent. l l
1 One plan was to establish at quill-nu». '
tine stripml‘ country several miles in
width and running through severab
states on» which roiiou would not lief
l
planted for one and possibly two son» ‘
sons, l
in this war it was hoped in check
the spread of the insect rind pernull
concentration in lighting it. The costI
of the plan, however, was round to ‘
be practically prohibitive. while ex-
perts were not ngreed on its eillcnry
in checking the weerlls‘ onwul‘d:
march. l
TRAIN WAS LATE.
Picnlcken Not Pleased With Service
on Mum Trip.
The union Sunduy school picnic
hold iii Roton Point on Saturday, was ‘
not as enjoyable as those held in for-
iner years. owing to the tedious delay
in gettinuhome.
the delay was unavoidable. but it was
none the less tiresome.
reaching Bethei an expected about
6:30. it was after 8 o'clock when the
train finally pulled into the station.
The train left here on schedule time
eort,’“surb no bathing, boating and oth-
er amusements. Were enjoyed by the
party. sud with a quick trip home. the
picnic would have been voted u suc-
seas.
The return train instead of leaving
South Norwalk at 5:30 no announced
dill not shirt until him and then was
tsldelrackcd no frequently that it was
most annoying to the tired ldcnlcilers. ‘
It won hardly the service that bed
been expected or promised, and was
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