VOL; 4. NO. 3073
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DECORATION.
hr pm a. trees.
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wt home." fresh: flowers. hlr:
bite roses. rod roeel. N.
Today we bring :
.tehen~ve£led. and dumb. and stricken
Angoiahed hearts rebound and. quicken :
Kneeling down beside our deed. .
no to; m tourist-rd mod. .~
Weld-aeoldlipewheeaaonleharedodl
n; .... . “._,.r,.
We have Whisk.“ with steer
thrust back. and with God~llke self-abuse.
tion they gird about their loved ones. the
soldiers belt and on his knapsack with the
smallest and most essential comforts and
necessities of life. The very babes have
your sedpte and Ulcers their toys to watch
the red. irhite. and blue floating in the
brook. And this is. war! Afar toward its
south. the guns are hooming.‘and grim false
. adeed. steel into the veryheart of Christian,
Liberty and Union. 15.060 men was the
first call of Abraham Lincoln, ( rest his
saluted soul), and as in the twink in: of oil
eye the army was ready for the acid. .
w. w“. green mm “a“ a“ "No. he“. Notwithstanding the man whom our State
A coronot or man: golden deed: . f has just honored with a seat in our Senate
We raw fresh flowers around their conquering (3:9;th bitterly denounced our million
- t. . _ , a . openly. expressed a ‘wish “that they
{1.225% $L'fi‘wwm'fl 33‘" might be welcomed in the South by bloody
Our saluted dead! hands to hospitable trravea“ But we will not
dwell today on this dark overhanging shad.
ow—this our State shame and calamity.
We turn from the swift on coming scenes
of the rnovine picture. There is a scent of
blood on the south wind. and the air is rent
with the cries of the newly made widow
and orphan. We turn away from the terri-
hie carnage through which those to whom
we so eagerly pmrniyed honor and remenn
bronco. when they became our dcfend‘era.
went down to unnamed grates.
Happy for them if at the last they were
comforted by a trustlns faith in those who
had cheered them on to death! Happy for
them. if. when their bones were shlvcred by
the fatal bullet. they could close their eyes
with the last surety—"l die my country‘s
soldier! My grave will be honored. and my
wife and children marked for the tendereat
care and protection for that same sake.“
But happier for them and surer their con-
fldence. that through the stilling smoke. and
clashing steel. and terrible bloodshed. there
was to be born freedom in 4.000.000 of poo-
plc. a world-wide faith in Republicanism.
and a union which the boldest traitor should
never again put forth a hand to sever.
Another scene! The battles are over; the
cause is Won .‘thc smoke has faded away and
the noblwst and intent champion of liberty
and union passes upward just as the rltnir
crass is springiu: tip on ahumlred hnttlc
NONI.
Abraham Lincoln. than whom none hot-
ter ever lived. the lnspirimz genius of the
grand army. gave up his life for the same
cause as did the common soldiers. thoutrh
by even a foulcr and more base treachery.
and then the widovLof that grand and no-
ble roan plead vainly for months before even
the miserable stipend was granted for em-
. . . pier provision than was her possession. and
sunday. May 3““ h) was scoffed and sncered at from the linlls of
_ DR' £7“le V. PARDEE‘ . Congress cut through the homes of the na~
“ hon “'9 alt mm“ M our communion tion. sosoou did our people seem to forget
sr‘usnn to partake of the sacrament of our that “n matter of Wm" also she was worthy
Lord‘s Supper.“ is not that we may taste the as a‘womsn she w“ the widow of tho “
““‘b‘m‘s "f his “9“" and “1399‘ hint“: vlour of our‘country. the rostorer ol union.
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“h" m" condition would be now' it Christ artniea; but while she locked onlv the luxu~
1"“! “f‘” om‘red ”item: 1:; “5‘“ :‘iilsudrihd: ries to which she had been acoustomcddhert‘
may orcc curse s 0 ns t e 0 m r not
svrusion. his wonderful. eternal. unchauce- :S*T:I:lv:‘:nl:::{k;1‘::‘ skint” lhfll‘d:
title 1:73 ‘1‘; f ‘05‘“:;:;:; h3“°;;;bl::u%: and fora dead patriot‘a children a scanty lire
in . l 5 mg -'- i mrd\ m rid own. n. ,.-......... ... .. .
wfiild not if)!!!“ Bethlehem. or Nazareth. or grid and meantir charities of a Film!" which
Copernnuln. 0! Jerusalem. °" Judea. 0' GE," counts the dollars and cents it exponds for
blue. or Gethsemane. or Calwry. “e ‘ Milt-0". and forgot! that hr. who would
would Rmmh": with 1°” “d thankful- gladly have provided for the dependent
nose. what our “salvation 00% . ones went out clad in the law“ blue. “a
And 5" “'1‘“ “'° celebrate this “"0““ endured privations. and toils. and palm. and
hoiidav. it is not that we may “"3" these marches. and battles. and wounds. and
mounds with tolling flOVGh‘. but that we death confident that the pledges made so
may remember the condition of our com» ”I"... to him. would. in the worst "NW
try under slavery before these soldiers died he toithfullr fulfilled in the loved onva left
Sweet flowers we atrow. in all our way—-
The beds and blooms of vernal lay;
While war- teers new. for love laid low.
Add and souls sigh. that these ehonld‘die.
Lillie- and roses. roilets blue.
Faceted and make. carnation too.
And evergreens. andxroeneet leerea.
We chatter is these solemn beers:
that sweeter than the erected lowers.
That yield their subtle trounce rare l
Drdewy rose. or lily fair.
he gems that in our fond hearts live:
Lihuhadmerr‘moivaoirhedyedrs.
win an our eyes with freeheet tom.
The perfume of fond heerta we giro.
Silent and nd and slow.
_ We walk the way of wo.
While narrowing seals. ‘tnld smiles and team
t‘ncu-th the smouldering yriefa of years.
n urn sorrow‘s cheek. sweat tear-e shall creep.
metheslowlnxer offreehfaerat
Weep not for those who fell aeleep.
Untempted. nndelled:
Wrrp not. tor those. who tron-the tomb.
i‘ntvr repose of m.m'i bloom l
And thus in thoughts of those we loved.
"or hearts with Joy and grief are moved;
We muse on scenes of hydro" time.
Who hours rolled on in rnnle rhyme.
use staging cadence of sweet song.
That glide in numbers soft along ;
And then are-hymn the deeds sublime.
That march adorn the ranks of Time.
in rlclmt notes. and sweetest sound.
Which through the ages shall resound r
White brightest angels. from above.
Look down on earth. with yearning lore.
Ami twar our dead to Brown‘s Cline.
ti re crimeon-pet'aled roses.
Look where Trust and ‘l‘rsth repel-es !
A nd. ye patriot heroes martyred.
f‘ntml your lives not tie! rly bartered !
'Ttt'li a costly gift ye gave—
Ftesh and blood—the Fla; to rare !
in from thy graves. voices npewlnginz.
Thrall: all the land. to-day are rlnning :
"Who died his fellowvrnan to save. ,
Brill lives in Love beyond the glare !"
Hedda Rsrordrr
ADDRESS
lh- l'-lrl'll at Five Mile River (‘cmctrryu
heroic traitors strive to thrust their sharp vial", 91 Connecticut w...“ Dyes,“ “mo“ .
joyfully that tho Amvrioun Republic might.
Ionic marked Witt; the brute. and regiment.
and company 8 the loyal sleeper. and
others hearing the one and word "unknown.”
and I have salted myself if it was worth
the while of these precious fethers.and hus-
bands. and sons. to lay down their lives. and
for hundreds and thousands of others to lay
down health, and limb. and prosperity. un-
‘t’qm. forgotten and .unrewarded. _
, It has been said that a‘ history of the sol-
eoniplete history of the war. as theyi fought
under the .tritrlned flag in every rebellious
state and in almost every ltnnortant regent”
ment._ it is int ., ihle to estimate the until;
her of memento more the aggregate of
power and character. which Connecticut
contributed to the war. Men of finest aflva
tions.of proud spirit. of brave hearts and
mighty intellcets. Men of inflexible pun
posesAand A daunted encrer. Men of pa-
triotism. on of Goda' Men of happiest
social relations inspired by deepest lots of
country. poured out their life blood willing~
ly upon the altar of national liberty.
Connecticut put into the field the first reg.
intent from any state thorouehly equipped
and prepared for a debt. Gen. acott aald in
reviewing them. “ Thank God we have one
regiment ready to trite the field." And so
Elmer E. Ellsworth. the first heroic brave
to yield u his life in defence of his coun~
try. waso Gianecticutsncostry. Rot only
Ellswort. Lyon. Sedu-iek. Winthrop;
Wadsworth. McClellan. Mower. Wright
and Terry. but Shermup and Grant sprang
directly from our own state. In the first
battle—Bull‘s Run. the Connecticut troops
find the first shot in the morning and litte-
wise the last shot in the evening. As they
had been first in the advance. so they wore
last in the retreat.
“They fouht as soldiers should baht;
They died as soldiers should die;
And the victory tissh in their eye.“
‘Twere an easy task to cutouts» an active.
wise and unselfish commandor-lu-chlof—to
enumerate bravo and heroic generals. to
world in our lute wnr; but it is not. possible
Tlus‘
plel hcmlsm. the men
all (Ixuspcrulctl foo.
by their t.tntiriu:.r perseverance and unduun-
ted bravery. by thoiracuto uufl'u‘iugs under
scorching southern nuns. by their blttor pri-
vutlous and noedloss toruwut in rebel dun.
goods. by their long and weary marches.
furnished and funiuorf. have ochievcd for
us tho choicost ofuli national blessings. uni
rursal liberty and perpetuui potion. 'l‘hcso
the true lwroca of our war. 'i‘tu-sc the men
who have crowned the nation with radium
glory. Throw the men nitoso tlt'tlili wu no
member today. These the men who died
through baptism of blood. cutor upon a
second and morn glorlou birth.
No matter what of danger and terrible
necessity came to our bruvc boys. u supply
of courage and during was given them equal
to tiny emergency. and the bruvcshwurkiug
warrior 3. our whole armv l‘d“ frorlrlre $39..
nfciiigi“iiti}ti¢at:oli‘. “Xiebic'iloslirol‘tiic prt ‘
ing of our enemy‘s guns the order wusgiven
to our men to full on their focus that the fire
5
cannon from the fort. and the falling of our
the poor deuf soldier whghad heard no com-
mand. looked about him as
away. he found himselfslaudlng alone un-_
comrades all dead.
for a moment entertaining t
SOUTH
might pass over them. The discb'artztl 0' “W pants at our mum,- man. (‘
d u when “it‘ll. who. in timed fearful and terrible till)“,
boys was almost sitnultunoous. an 9 “.1". “um. and prayers clung to the strong
. u
the smoke died to spare ya“ the pain of scpurution and
harmed on tho butlloiield. Supp’m‘ln§ his ;
‘ l he 0. error
abut “hue possibllity of thriving husbands. gladly
perilous days which tried men‘s souls. when
family duties and loves and cares seemed to
fas‘ttih‘ you at borne. and disastrous ruin
seemed pendant ovie'r our beautiful landfild
thrcatenim: to eneulf in life-tour tyranny
all of our boasted Modern and libertyth
star by star was being stricken from our
glorious emblem of frecdorn.nnd your stroaz
right. arm was demanded in hattre. how of}
ten our root-tilting 'cornrnittm and men of
wealth earnestly bogged you to hasten to the
rescue. promising that whatever of ill came
to you. the no. of your pmious wives and
dependent babes should its tenderly watched
over. and made an especial object of their 3." m.
care and willing aid. and flattering promises
of homes and comfortable support were
made an accepted by many a poor but nth
ble‘hearted patriot volunteer“. who was runs.
tered loto the 1!. 8. service with a strong de-
pendence on the promises so freely breathed.
and no doubt that almost every company
“will: our whole campsign was formed in
part by those who trusted and relied on like
assurances. And how here these Heavens
registered vows been verified? I ask ”“8
Union soldiers. who returned from your four
years of sacrifice to find your cottages sold ”Wmnfl‘nfiwm
under the hammer by mercenary real estate
mots: to ilud interest charged on every _
dollar you owed beforo you left home: to
find your wife ‘growa feeble and nervous
with unaccustomed labor and deprivationdo
and that the town had been called upon to
ahabbily bu'ry’yoltr child in a paupnt"! RUN“
How have those sacred and repeated pledges
been fultillodf I aalr you. rich mon.who re- ”um“
mained in your peaceful homes. and spccu~
intcd in army blankets or manufacture uton~
silt and munitions of war heapinx your cof-
fers to overflowing: you whose eyes never
looked on empty htrdcrs. and cold bearths.
and wet-ping women. and shivering. furnish-
. lion ed children. whose ears never heard the
With their sword in their hand and their face to the Mnmlng tlt‘llllt‘t‘y. and shunt. quick Gem“),
rltlo report. and watching: the dark smoke
fade away. lllltl'kt‘d the husbands and fathers
who trained courage by your inductive
‘ pledges. llflud cold and atttrlr and still from
praise the illustrious and ctlioluut olliccra from the field of catnngcmud em“... thrown
who "m lifted "P in tho 3"” M all "‘8 hastily together in the druid oztrt or scantily
bu ricd in the lone trcnciwsmr loft writhing
to routlvr jostlco to the nunwinss rank and “a ntanglmi and mum“ and quivering
file who hold ohudlcutly to duty for (luty‘s ’twixt life “my death in "m“. owu warm
sake with snhlhueat partiuncu and uucxulu- blood.untii lll'rllt‘tstl-‘llfilll'lfld {upglmll rudely
Wit“ collect their dy'tnyg forms in one pilo. and il-
furmr-d u living bro-ratwurk botwoon us and endlshly exolt over the seeming heap of do-
Therm the mun. who. parting vitality. Instr you. rich mumwho
have never heard the groups and shrivks and
prayers and oaths from tho wounded on the
ambulance: who bore nevi-r soon tho rigid
forms and bmnned. boarded and blood‘stuin-
ed fuccs peering silently and pencofully from
the stretcher borne by huspltul nurses; you
who bore urvor seen this experimenting mu
goon bonding with glistening scalpel uud
chloroform mango. to sever hero u shuttered
leg. and thorn a crushed and perforated arm
from your nuighhumiulriot. who. firpvudout
on hit physlt'ui strength for honest bro M. N—
cniis. us he is stretched in torture on tho rt:-
pt~iltut npcrutlngr hourd. your (showing and
opportune promises—I ask you if you have
ever noticed the etupty dnmrllug Moore of
your returned soldier. or tho abrupt and sor-
rowful click. elicit.
crutch—minerutilo upulogy for a lost leg.
click. of the weary
Ah! if for every broken or uufultillcd
i‘llulkl‘ WU ts La “\Vohl“ ... us
Pum- tur'imu s tttlvtitilttuults. uhr'hul'!“ price otd
ows could live in palaces
Allis! we need not to quuil‘ the kind Ne-
pentho. to enable us to for vet the woes and
unit you. no
nos of your dour husbands. bugging them
he risk of widuwlioml at whatever pccuui‘
ry cost; I ask you. women. whose halo and
supply your
NORWALK, co
serum mm 5 :1.
PUBLISHED WY THURSDAY MORNING.
nearest a GOLDIN. proprietors.
, —— \
err-ten rs mat 8 um am. we arm.
One Year.....0l.oo l at: arena-“shoe
Single Copies, I Coasts.
TERMS 87mm? m anvmcr.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
r
we» inch space constitutes a square: bntno
sdvertisenteatiirabe WManwe.
momma-am M- Horse W Goods and
Imalltottesslbeeatanerliae. _ We.
- dun-same. 7...... Main St. ' ' South Norwalk.
um \ ‘
, ' UREDAY, JUNE .4, 1874:
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annuals}.
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REFER TO“ ”I?!“ , lilo-"AII
rnos.F.GBOFT,
LANDSCA PE GARDEN“
on w. Nuns. Ere 'l‘arr we. N. Y.
. ll. Assistant. ' a” “
amommwmv My“.
new
Orders received the) P. 0. no: Shawna.
Ot..orattbleofloa.wll‘l§emptlxe’tathnddto.
30020.00. I
“it. H. La WW Ween-tori.
Joann Jnynneox. at! Van inkle.) Echelon. NJ.
Gaul Gm. Philadelphia. ,
w. H. LAVALLEE,
HARNE S 838.
summer. PRINTING OFFICE
EARNILL 03'1“
ram-dusts. am. 8.
Wedding and “emeralds excreted in the
Wheat Style of the Art.
Work done at short notice. on reasonable terns.
T as SON“ 101‘s
D E N T I S T .
Extracting tooth and lnsortln: artificial dentures a
Ofllcl OVER SWORD‘S Wino Enron“.
South Norwalx.
._ .fiww-w ”A...“
9°"
JOHN ll. SMITH.
City of South Nowell: Conn.
FLORIST,
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
EAST SIDE OF INN stem. 8001‘" OF IAli. "MD
Flowers for Funerals furnished. and tastefully ar
reused to order at short. notice.
G I‘OCE 4. E8.
JOIN HUTCHXNGS.
{Partner-ix liutehluga c Fun-ls. Eli-‘e Bloch. Main
Itrwhrlouth Norwallt. Thankful lor the past pat-
ronage roeelwu irotn his costumes. he hopes. by
two lug a assortment of Grocoriea to meet
the r appro thin and secure a goucmus share of
their patronage iu the future. ivtf
W
1“ I 1A NT! A. 'L‘OI¢1 on!) at (34)..
“Al-NR! IN
UltUL‘lfilliES PROVISIONS,
I’roserros. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
NORMAN S. KELLOG
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
0.
Near the Steamboat Landing,
.
Carpenter- and Builder.
SOUTH NORWALK. '
Planing nun Building. (Entrance east side.)
The unbecrlber is prepaer to make contracts for
building and repairing of all kind: at. short notice.
saggiggzuablo prices. Satisfaction guarau
oerna House BLOCK MAIN s‘r..
til~y BOUT" NORWALK. CONN.
\‘7 “- TOLLES.
' Dealer in
Nttn'us. 'l‘in Were. Cooking Utensils.
lamps and Hesse finishing (lends.
Murat Rooting. Tin. (‘oppor and Sheet. Iron work
“trouser: to outer. Jobbing of all kinds promptly
“on or
M! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
s
i)“ r. at. awn".
I) 1% N '1‘ I S '1‘ ,
OFFICE 0"!“
ANDREW SELLECK’S 1300K STORE.
FILLING. A SPECIALTY.
Nitrous Oxide administered for extrictinx. (lithe
houreitA. M.tobl‘.hl. mt
THE CLARK HOUSE,
Mineral Knobs. a l
'2
w. o. Quin-um ‘
'1 best assortment in town of
MECHANICS‘ TOOLS.
0f the best quality.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass,
Biro. Mortlcc and Dead locks. Nrcclain. Plated and
assortment of Table an.
quality. cheap for cash
House Furnishing Goods. Japanese Paper Ware.
whet Cutlory. er the set
LAWN MOWERS.
”south Nor-walk. Nov. 9!. 1810.
HARDWARE.
GENERAL HARDWARE.
71 4!
Agricultural Implcmants. Meohunics‘ Tools.
\V. C. QUINTAIID ch: 00.,
No. 3. Opera House Block.
SOUTH NOR\\'ALK. CONN.
am “A"
ans-rows- \rn‘ow A T.
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OPPOSITE N. Y. t6 N. 11. R. R. DEPOT.
m Geo. Clark. Agent.
-v
DfiESS IVIAICINGv N0. 6 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, .
9"“ SO U '11! .NORWALK.
“as. to a. wstus “0 undersigned. “fl“ “kgl the. gbovo mm.
Respectfully WNW“ “l" mu“ ‘1‘“ m“ h“ “k“ it'd? “m“fildé‘fiilga‘lfimfi'flfiil‘m
the room over MRS. JUDD‘S MIWNERY'. Main
Street. and osllelta a share of their patronage.
South Norwaik. Feb. bib. 18“.
ta
Imported "Race,
OPERA HOUSE
-
«fin:
shunnt. They
‘,
Refreshment Rooms,
will keep couslantly on hand
‘ Japan. Oolong. Imperial Teas.
'Wsi
. JOB PRINTIHQ ,
Tl-lE “S.E unrlE'.’ turner.
FOR sun on TO LET.
Vanna: room m m
l BOARDING snail. *
21-2 Miles from Nor-walk and l-2 title
_ from Dalian.
“mm ”modem...“ "r a one
on W: Hill.» .. co.-
views mace-d.
«a more of ram
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No. «narrows strafing“ York.
mu South Kuwait. all
Deanna
ouocnnms. rnovlt‘sroa‘s,
FEED, nee, no.
to eta. per Ito-ad.
GOOD BLACK 1314. My 8.
tolletoeheuhraciny everything in the
line boptcenatantly on hand. -
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LADIE8:— Where-Infect are. .
Yeah aux Ind all the Latest Styles at the old stand fifiWfi *3. . ,
$fl::.anoeltton ‘33“?63‘ who may fsvorus with r. .“MM ‘ 7 ‘
Pnl . WM?” , . .
"em from the as"; built - ”r
Bflldl, 7889 of tit-owner. I : ,
Leghorn“, Passage. 78 Gears. laurel-s \
, Nofiwmufl. mronr ram an m
0r anything you with Bleached end rune-ed. my to of an Hui "S
GENTS‘ HATS ... .. gt;.*§tga‘~h"rf “
Cleaned and Trimmed. Particular attention 33.6%”“33. 33......
paid to ' -— 7. ‘
THE FREIGHT P
PANAMA HATS- more norm»
norm renou- rnn men.
7777 Hum all St.
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gamma" r" “3““
Giles Haulenbeok.
till
RAH FUR HURLBUTT'S
FORTH! 338T
Convenient", Cleans m Mom.
ALES and WINE.
Ornera'bytheMWuMat
8. HURLBUTT‘S.
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Roasted, Fried. or Raw. "‘-°"‘}".'.§"“"
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“seasons, more“. ““423.“ a‘.‘ , ‘
was a. an. “In mafia,
Mia
New York and new
leave w Im‘ ilfi
for us: that we may remember the time to mourn him. “ _ d ho ‘ do ,0“ fix“? your ayutpt» w“ ‘
when m" “mm“ hym' «m Md 0'3“ "m l‘ "m “N ”3°“ '“ ““3 “‘“m‘ “."m‘ “p "w ammo “2‘11”“ m Gm" ffii'iriieeoluidm t3) the soldier‘s widow. "iii; N31“! 8 P LATT. “We“: Am. ‘ oneness \V. SHIT]! mafia! .-
"a... won a bitter satire on the institution! [a it a creed crowning of our common sol. I re not to light 803333.. icuiernhcr “My“. who mpgud: to your call for needle work. , _ Lager eased Semen. , “:3 x} '9‘.“
of m” land; that we may-m) or for ‘ diets? an“, tothelivinnl Ample “d ”W S'Wh we men :llloouineld was mortally and leaves her family to minister to the do Real Educ and luau ranoe Agent. T» “W new untrue Tm. “a. eitr. “a a 2 , , ,
moment what our condition mm? "one support to the wounded and criwloi l wzurdlfd Esmfi‘“emm‘ but refused assiah mad; for (louncos and ruffles of your happy m"... as re: gm 9, li‘fid‘ie‘ii‘ “"le “tau“ to ma branches teal! d. a u
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