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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, April 27, 1878 · page 1

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A! 'M haubnry sue! Norwalk Rolland: fl mllmi from
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humor Yuma; Army-in mm in and
1am. I, l . m". Manning. \l‘cdm‘silayt
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H-‘l' rum-neg at th-. wharyu Smith
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Thu tuoriiiug‘nf the lG‘h, :iln ut ~umi>c,lhv
l’t‘lK‘Ii attacked the “'ll'llf‘ it'llglll ml :hvliur.
They won‘- ccmmriudul liy Gm. I.'\ug~lruc'.
fiflitlm: with u
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nnd it wrs like 3 st ~ut mun

gy that mcu on 1h: ii;l:t :ml h-t of u rigi-
monl until-J. not see lliv 0 lots III the could.
The Sixth and PR vc: th t‘ iuuu‘livul WHO (in
pick”. duty in our frvn', unrl \vliru illl‘l‘t‘lu‘l

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it was so fog: ' tli .t tln- (‘ ‘uurt‘livut lims
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them; lut thcy htld fillir IV‘HYlwll until n
largo iiiimlmr nf I‘ui m “‘1 1r lulivll p'iantivrs.
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slk Ladzn No. 6. nought"! of Reboot;
migru-cnnvi {Dd fulfill Wfilflfid‘y cvonlnrsia
“ch trough It Dad Fulton Hall. Gun: Building,
Senna, u? Seo‘clock.

OTHER SOCIETISS.

Liv-nix (horizon. NOV 4. 0. I‘. A. I; meet! in me
thanlco' Hull. Dibblc‘o Blotk. Soulhhorwllk. every
Fruity . racing. Deere. Council lutJ'rldny even.

as In etch mouth.

mo Well Book a: We! Co. Regular meeting

do even' of at): month. omen:—
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‘3'! ‘ar analog! of sham-mu.
pm mu calm “than.

Tm!“ tn the left of lhc mad. To gr! into
ll :i‘ W W p« suinn we had to (l4 uhlcquick
for nearly two milrs through the woods and
acids. “'ln-u we got lht to: we wore urllrred
in lzy down, hnl we had bevu there but a
few minutes when the rebels upcuul (in us
with grape and cutister. snliil slwt and
shv-ll. but good luck was ours that time, for
all-NJ! trn feet in fxout of us there was a
little ri<e in the ground. and lhc rebel shots
would slrike there and bound over our funds.
We wcrc ordered to lay close. and wc did
an. I really believe that if you could have
seen the ground after we left you could have
told how many men there were in regiment
by countirg lhe holes made by the men‘s
noses. we had to lay so cl 156.

We lay in that pusnion about halfan hour,
and Ill of the time the air was fillvd with
shut sud shell. We were txpvctiug a charge
from the robs, but we that they
would not charge as long as they kept up
such a cannuuadimz. After we had been
there about half an hour the order came for
us to fall back, but how were we to do it?
If we nised up it w.“ sure death, but we
kept fin on our faces cud worked ourselves
back the beat we could for about ten rods.
cud u we were working down hill all of the
time we could then stand up Wu went
buck but a short distunce before we found
tint Gillmure bod formed a strong line of
battle in the re". A: we were going back
we passed the Sixth cud Seventh Connectt.
out regimen“. I mew what were regiments
In the morning, but were now nothing but

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We kept on It» the roar for ulmtll anrtlter
half mile and found General Smith‘s. corps
in a line of lmulv. We bullet in the rear
of them. and shortly tilmnrt‘s corps jainod
us and formed a line almut half a min: to
the rutrof Grncrnl Smith, Aftvr we had
cut a good lino Llrnl-rrxl Smith fell buck to
our rear and that Was the way we had to do
until we got back In I! >i‘niualnr Iluudicd.

And thus ended Birth-1's dvaal at Inury
Bluff. It might lll\\‘(‘ bvcn victory IDSll‘fill
of defeat if any oilicr man had had com-
mand. He said nftcrwurds in his diepulch
that it was a faint moi-union! to draw tho
cm-mv away from tho front of the army of
lhe I‘wlomnc. IWill own thul ho dill tlruw
them away. but. why did he put hold his pn-
sitinn and kccp lhcm tht-rc in his frwnl iu~
stead of falling hack lll’lll h-tting lhc cucmy
again force the lll‘Illy of lllu Potmmic. I say
evcry rim) to his own p'm‘n, hut th-ucrul
Bullcr was far from his place when he lmd
command of an Army. If he hiid done as
Generals Smith and Gilmt ru wanted he
would have Itvl’lllll'll the position he hrld.
and then the l‘tllI'C «if llrury's Bluff. fought
on lhu 13'h‘ Hill and Illth of May. 1864,
Would nm‘tr huvo Ilf‘l‘ll rl‘(‘(‘rll(‘ll in lllSll‘I‘y
as u sad Ill‘Il'lll t - llw I'niun army. Il WIN
strango tn mo lhut such cmmwtcnt gout-nth
as Gilmore. Tc-rvy null Smilh should lw uu-
dcr such an int flh'irnt arm-ml us llutlvr.

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Fl‘vlvlliin: writ ll lli'l ultcr lll" liill‘o HI
Ilruiy‘~ ll‘utl‘unul Hu- L’llh of .\I \y. We
kept busy ut “‘Hilx' up our llllt‘ of l-ru-risl.
Works. until we thwught thr-y worn imprv;
unlilv. The lllIl‘ll in frvul \vus fiflw‘n Hit
wiilt- lvu filiwut (‘Vl ry ll‘n
yeml< llll‘l'l‘ \\:t< llll vuilxr \sun- “ilh Ilv"l\‘\'
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undid hold conversation with each @031
The robs would Oil" to us and Willi lo
know what regiment was on picket. ‘ We
would “II them and then they won I tell
us and we were always willing to trmleiwllh
ewch other. We Ira-led coffee for (oh

and in that way we got about all the tampon
\vv wuult-d. Thi-y wuuld give us it pot!“ of
good lulmcco for a handful of coffee. and
we would trade puput‘s daily. W’by. read".
I lmve seen the Yankees and rub: meet half
way between the picket lines and set and
talk fur hours. and play cards wilh one ul-
othcr with just as good feeling as you vyld
with your nuighlmr. . .‘

Tlirrc was ll North (3 irnlinit mglmcnI—I
lm’ve forgwttvn the number—that. we almyp
likcil to have in front of m. for we were ’on
cool terms with them ’ VV'o always abstain-
ud from talking palitics lwcuusc tlmt would
stlrt‘ly stir up still». I remember one night
lhc N-Illlt Curulllm regiment Wm nu picket
in our fruul and our vldct lines were 2
more than twvnty yards apart. and a mu
from my u'uuplny went to relieve his man.
and as if was wry llllIk he miéacd him but
lll‘ won found ll ft llmv that he thought fins
the mu'. but thr follow risked him wlml he
\vuntcd. ‘

"Why. I (‘llllll‘ tn h-licvv yau'."

"\Vl'll‘ you run mistaken in tho mun : and
lu.\l hw it. is not time for my l‘l‘lll‘I vvt. You
Will t to r: liovc one of the Tenth Cunncc'i‘
(‘ul Y '

“\'t s. llul what rogimt-nl (la you belong
it)?"
‘Thc ~—-< Nnith (‘alulintn und your

mun is: back llll'lt‘ waiting for you to could
and r1~3ii-\‘uliilli."

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uml \vuul It! kimw \vhnt limo it was, and lo
know if it wue not till“ ml tinu‘ for the re
iii-f. It \v is u'r iuuvt mt um' «luv we would
h:‘ an tln- Ill-<1 Hf l'rnH “‘lll) mic unnllu‘r,

uurl lllf‘ n‘ x' lluy “Mild try in I‘ll”: cucll
ulhri's liwx l‘ \\‘ is Mother llghling
hr filu'r uiul \lil um. know wit it they were
fighting‘ for.

(in llll‘ night of tho I'Illl «if .lem' we

mull lll‘ lI' llll' fills iuwviug lllt‘ll‘ :irtill ~lv
imn' from nur hunt, and in the morning
wur u ‘j‘ll ml Illlll\ thim- llll'“ with him and
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lll‘llll'l‘, uuvl lllt'l‘ found llm‘ lhv rrlm wrre
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liil pmilmu until light i ‘l'll-clx" illlll lllrn
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will lU-l will k.

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Uzi tho tin-my fourth ut‘ .‘Ilv lhv rill-l
Attacked In with u \vhn‘c hilgmh- llull «imm-
iu Illc picluta and thou .(‘lnruod up our
works. but were sown ropulmml and 11-1] buck
and formed their llnt‘ uguin and Clim-grd the
wound limo, but did Ill-l go-l up to tho ditch
in front lurfnrc we drove them hick. \Vliile
thr-y werc lighting in our front a I’Lnusyl-
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vuuCrd out to get in lhvtr rear, and \“hl n
lhvy wvrc rx-pulscd and 1110" lines
broken, llu‘y closed up in their

rear and gave them a volley and captured
the rein-l genl‘f‘ul Walker, and all his stuff
officers, insides a large Blllllbt’l‘ of Other
prisoners.

They brought General Walker in the gale
near where I wus'sluudiug and laid him
down. He had boll) has broken. and such
otths I never heard come from lhe lips of
my nuu'asI [mud come from his. He
told us if he could have made one more
charge he would have come in and then
butchercd every (3—1: Y-unlree son of a
b there was there. and gloried in our
ngouics lusteud of us gloryiug in his. IIis
horse was found afterwards with twenty
bullet holes in him. Icnu truely say for
that man that he did not know wbal four
meam.

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lime utter that. with the exception of cow

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the bullet: look efl‘cct. But. during the day
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the rebo in our front.

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general hands. but on my one all mod-h
battle uni-h. ever taught. and. can but
victor ? Of course, I willowa that he cop
lured plum but not until the rebo evacuat-
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. CHAPTER c XXIV.

 

About June the twentieth we were order-
ed to pack up and be ready to move.- About
sundown the Tenth were on the move again.
but lualnd of going to the from we march
ed to the rear. and we all made up our

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LbJames River in large flit boats and“ landed
M I place called Deep Bottom. We dldiit
very quietly. and were loaded hofo re the
rebel pickets say;- ps; Bgl we soon drove
them back. and by the time the sun rose
next morning we had it good line of pickets
established.

We were in a large field of grain. and
during the night threw up quitu a breast
work with our cups and plates Abouta
quarter of u mile in front of us there was a
lirze farm house, and I asked permission of
the captain to an more and see ~if any one
lived there. lIu lold me that I might. go
but to keep my eyes peeled. He gave Kriss
permission to go with me. and hIll‘l’ we
starlvd I told Krlss that if there was any’
possibility of gelling ll chicken I was going
to have one. for I had not had a taste 0!
poultry Since I was home on my furlough.
We had to advance very cautiously towards
the house —0nc from one way and one from
another. The colonel know that wo were
going, and tuld us , to find out whvrc the
nehs were stationed? We urrivvd at the
house just. as the inmates had arisen for the
(My. and they wvre very much surprised to
see Yankees tlli'rv, Iml' wanted to know
what we wanted. There was no one in the
house but an old woman and her two daugh-
ters. We asked them some quvslinns cou-
ccruing the rubs. Tu about every question
we asked Ill")’ Il'plll‘tl \‘t'ry politely llml it
was nunf‘ of our lithiucss. We told them
that. our buainvss was tui st'at‘cll that house
and vicinity. and tht'rcfurc they must cou-
ntllor tlicmst-lvcs undur arrest. for a short
time while we searched. I told them we
would nfll dis‘tmb auylliing that we thought
beloazod to them, and while Ix'riuu \vutchrd
them I IaflUk a look around. I scuchcd the
house from top In bottom. but eiiuld not dis-
cnvvr anything that mudu mo think that
there Ind how any rrht-ls lliurc of lam hut
wlu‘n I won! out luck of the hump I could
aw where lhry had been and very ri cvntly
Int)

I went in and told Kiiss what [had seen,
and the old woman told me but sou hml
been their the night before and would suru
he here again with his whole compmy of

“dry. and if \vccun‘d d’uythiug f--r our
39‘:le m PM! W! h- moving, and 90 full
tho rcst of lhcm \‘aukcesthut they had het-
tcr {a 0n the mher side of the river again.
But. I told hlr :hc but b-ttet keep quiet
fur :he could not score us one plniolo. mud
it Would be lituc «rough for us to go when
w: \I‘ 0|!le set not bravo son and his kilow-
; wkwl her if she h u! coy chiekous‘
and sue tnl 3 rue um and I betievul her for I
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nix-l hogs h Id c u ‘u tuna all up. and um
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‘uu-lll “it“ u‘liux‘l‘tlx‘ trill lln‘ Elu‘l“ “lb
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mm rv rll‘. pupal a \‘ullwy lulu thvm \lm
“I“\\‘l"\l \lwm .luwu lilw gram uni thvir
dvull :m‘l wmmdm‘l actually It‘ i int» \urrmks.
The romliudvr uf ltivm luruvd tail to and
llud fur tho our: r of tlw \YUI‘II\‘ uglin. Thu
winks we wow in wow lwlwvvu \wn llrgo
pivocx of w mils. Wu {we limit u pulling
\xtlhy m lulp thmu ulmiy. u‘izi then wvw
l‘rlli'f‘f‘ll to full lurk to tho 0 \vcr of tho
\vuml“ \vliurc tho Yuukucs word It did um
uku us hing to ulwy that order, and if \\‘v
l u l hvcn tlvc minu'oi hi‘vr \vc wnuhl nvvor
huvc gallon luck. As it ““13 we left qullen
uumhcr of our turn on the fill. We lull
mil hot-u in ‘lll' w aids mire ll “‘1 five minutes
\Vllt‘ll tho rvhvls mmv cm of turn on
llnl uppusitv Slili‘ ,.{ llw fill in solid mass
uni tvok pnsil‘fislll uf lllt‘ wwtks uul coluv
mcucml slu-iliug us from the “‘er go.

\Vc were then Orllvrcd to full back in 200d
order to our main line of vvnrkm and more
wvru sumo l‘ogimcuu lhul I snv walking
backwards kucpiui; up a steady firc, so as to
kvvp the. rvhs in check that were pressingr us
too haul; but uli, how the shell and solid
shot Were crashing through the "(‘09. throw-
ing limbs and splinters in- all directions.

They followed close on our heels until we
had not inside of our works and then kept
up astimdy shelling all night, so that. we
lllld to slrmd and sit under the shelter of our
Works all night. In the morning firing
ceased and peace reigned oncc more all along
the liucs‘ and that ended unolhcr defeat of
Gen. Butler. ‘

The rebel commander had vacated his
works on purpose to draw Butler out so as
to attack him in the open field. but. Genernl
Butler instead cf advancing his whole line.
or a sufficient part of it, only advanced two
small brigades. which were overpowered. If
we could have held that. posiliou we could
huve hurl control of the Richmond Ind
Petersburg turnpike, and also the railroad
that. was supplying Richmond with noarly
all of its supplies; and why he did not hold
such an important posilion I never could
find out unless Butler had an idea m“ if
Richmond was taken he would soon lose his
lab.

I was in several battles
command of General Butler.
saw him on the field. but. I hue
seen General Grant on its od-
vuce lino giving his orders. and as cool a!
could be, with that over-lasting regar- ln his
mouth. I have head i: remarked um Gen-
‘enliGruat uld um where he thought. it win

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Our linen were-o near logelher that. we

not. In for him to go he did not think it I“

1“ unit our for in about five alum-rs um I ‘
xiv. Ml“ llu‘ Mu u wind of tum canto
rmmd 1hr hi‘ih‘t‘ and tired two or thmshotx
at us‘ but ya “micro. hm hy the sound of
tlw balls plenty our mulch to be unflcxu
am. But who“ wugnl buck to our lines
what a In; 2 haiug thcru was bonus“ Kris:
and .I ark hurl to run. , ‘

I wpnrtod to the coloucl and told him
what 1 lull sccn. llv thou ordered o com‘
pauv of cavalry out and they had quite t
morning oxvroiie to give them an appetite
for lhvlr ltreukfz-s‘. but “my soon drove 3e
robs away from the house; cud after the
Women lmd l’xkflt whut things they wanted
the house W'tS barmd down. Our office:
grow the wmuou per mission to Come inside
of our lines or go inside of the rebs‘, but
tln y cnuhl nut stay between the hues.

Ab ml ten o‘clock the Tenth was relieved
from plckcl by the Tweuly~f0urtb Inset
chusctts. After we had our breakfast we
thought we would pass the day frying to
c llCIl u few fish, and while we were digging
for l‘uit I [ward a little Dutchman that be‘
longed to Company A ycl‘, “0h, mine Gal 2
I found mouisu ! I found muuish ! ’ We all
nude in great rush for him. but as I was
quite a distance 05‘ I got. there late. and allJ
got was a twemyflvc cent piece. There
were some fellow-slum got their but full of
silvtr Ode fellow got. a small box contain»
lug five hundred doliars in gold. There
was something over five thousand dollars in
the whole lot. The most of it was old
Mexican silver coin. The little Dutchman
who first found it got only seventy-five dol-
lurs. He was looking for worms near a
fence when: a house had been burned down,
and hid turned over an old box, and was
digging under it when he struck an old iron
put such as farmers have to boil hog feed
in, and in the pot. was 1 leather bag similar
to a mall bug; but it war :0 rottontlm. it
Would not hold the weight of the money
and when he lifted it up it. all run out.
which made In yell.

We found a small 3le of paper that said
there was ten thousand dollors buried under
the boat house, but where that Will was a
mystery. We searched the shores as fu- us
we dared go but could' not find any such
thing]: a boat. house. or any place where
we thought their had been one. ’ralwoys
had an ides that some one belonging to the
regiment wrote that on purpose to let the
boy: to searching cud digging. but if they
did fool us we would not own up. but we
dug up and probed every foot of ground In
that vicinity.’ We even louk o mun out. of
his gun to no it than Into: many in
hll coma. but found none.

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POND‘S EXTRACTaThc grout Vaclav-Min: Tum:
Durnovln. In. how in use over Tmm'v
Yuma. and for Clmnllucss and prompt. cura-
tive virtues cannot be exccll d

CHILDREN. 3m Funnv mu afford to he wltlv
out l’OND‘s EXIRM‘T. Atacama Bum-
”:s. PGNTI'ISVJNR. Furs, Sr‘lums are rclll‘vvd
llmnst. lnnlantly hr cxNQ-nal application.
Promptly rolll-vos palm of llunxu. SCALES.
Excumnmxn. (mu-mum OLn Sousa. “on a,
Fumms. Courts. t'lc. Arrests inflammation.
rvduvcs swelllugfi. mops blocdlug. rcmm‘cs
discoloration and heals rapidly.

DIES flnd ft tbclrbmt frinnd. fl li'llflgf‘fl tho
palm to which flu-y Iro l‘m‘cr.um.v sublet-t—
notably fnllnosn and pronurn in tho head,
nausea. vertigo. etc. If. promptly amullnrutos
And pvrtnamvntly hcula all kinds of ”INA!-
IATIIIN and I‘Lcmu-mus.

IIEMORRIIOIDS 0R FILES find In thl.I tho only lmv
mediate relief and ultlluutc curc. Nu run.
however chronic or obstinate, can long resist
its regular use.

VARICOSE \‘EINS. It i.- lhc only nurc rurc.

KIDNEY Ill‘lAQES. Ithas no equal for I‘urznlt~
ncut cum

BLEEDING '"O"l any t‘ntlit‘ Fur this it In a Sr}:—
(‘lli'ln ' ‘ Lila .iuvml liuudrmls of livci when all
nllu‘h €‘MI‘IIIV‘3 fullml lu Enlist hll‘l‘dll]: from
Now. S'I‘UIM‘H. LI'NUS and vlsc“ heir.

TOOTIIACHR. Rum-mil. Nm‘mmu and llmuu
lu'nut arr all ullkv Iolirvod. and Uftcn per-
manently curtail.

PHYSICIANS of all schools “hu are acqnnlutud
\vlth l‘tmli‘a‘ RX l‘ic \l‘ l‘ «w Wl'l‘l‘ i ll \ZEI.
rwomnwml it in thrir urut‘lil‘u‘. “‘0 huvc 1m.
tors of (‘uniuwn'lu‘inn from hundreds of pin--
Ih‘inn'. many of “ham order it for use in
their nu u practice.

IIUYT‘S I‘ll \R\l \l‘\' mu rm‘nmxuuull “ I‘OND‘S
EXTRAV'II

1.

ANY of ”iv Dru rqlsls mu Huh}; \"VII of “ I‘lIND‘S
EXTR:\t"l‘:

HUN, 9. I“ ELY usivslhc lixtructtu his own fum-
lly.

IT IS utl‘ndllv uscd u.’ JOHN J.
\‘AI‘E. Esq
MR. HENRY \‘AN HOOSEAR warmly cndursogix

DR. RMII.\' l‘lIIHSR ls of
I‘thll‘S EXI‘RACI‘.

Their names uri- h-gimi.

TOILRT I‘SR. Rumfin‘s Suurvru. Ror-«mvuu
llld Suunuu; hvnlx l‘ilm lim'l'riuss Pl‘lll
l‘tul‘l.nu It t»*‘i"e v. i.“ Nun-r run and irjr‘n elm
\\ hilc \nuulvrfuliy mum“ in: the CuanuMus.
T0 FARMERS—J‘llfill‘fi liX'l‘llM‘l‘ Nu anrk
‘r‘fl‘l‘r'IK pa Livurv Mun \“lll u!" wll t \ I»: v. ill1~
out it. If ii uwil hv ull thl- lendino Livory Nu
hirs‘ Straw: lhllrwtlk :IZLI fir-«t llnrwmvn in
va York l‘itt'. It hue no I ivrll fur Sin-ulna.
llaruv“ v-r Kmhlll- \‘hmluxs. \ri low. Srralrh-
‘st Su‘wllingx (‘lllt IAM‘t‘Nltll ~‘. li’x‘Hll‘m‘i.
I‘twuumuiu. (‘nlllx Dianna-m. (‘t-illax‘ (‘uldm
&c. It! mufv uf ar'tun ii “lilo. and the h-livf
it afi‘unlsin so prompt that il is invaluahlc
in every Fem“ yard its \\‘l-:l a! in cvcrv Purin-
huuio. Lc' it ho lricd cum“ and you “112
newl- bu withoul it.
ud‘. mun" m we» Initiated.
virgins?» Quid» ham tho words I‘OXD‘S
MXTRM‘T hhiwu in val-h bottle. It is pr;k
mml In: tlw \N\.\ l‘xamxa LIYIX“ \vhu cu‘r
lint-w hi\\\‘ to pwptrc it i-rupl-rlv Rufuw all
mher pn~pcirrzri.vnx or Witch Basal. Tris is
me oulv uni-cl» uwd hv Phydtttus. sad in the
hosplmlx of Him «\mrxtry and Eurnpc

HISTt‘RY .uu You or l‘vxu‘s Eyrukcr. in mm—
phlcl form. *k'llt l‘rw on .\p;~!ic.l‘h\h to

M mime. (“max 98 Mai.
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Wm&.hf\\t"3m5~§ RET‘AR‘. Perkin: i‘fix

llll'l‘EllS, SLAMS,

And Provisions.
“3mm \3 this Quark limit» or M
E‘AWSUIIR \2 i:“l“l.§i>.:\ T’M‘i ouch);

Stow on l‘arriaav Bridgv.

c. mus—5‘... » \1, M. ‘7‘

Frills ll lltv Strict

Flues Blllllllll flltlllll

Frames as Gaul as the But.
It Nlll‘ll's Plllll. Galllll‘l.

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J. H. FERRIS.

 

Coal and Wood,
FOOT 0F MA SHALL §T

W'.olunlo and mw' .i on kind: or

W001) AND COAL.

Anon: ho varleau w: keep up you

Fronklin Cool. orig/hens Valley. Also
Brick, Lime, Cement. and all kinds of ~
Mucus’ Malaria.

Alia. 30MB RIVER BLUE STORI Pirnlrnod
and Laid.

om than» Bunch Dunc. ll. No. l Dibblo‘l
Block.

 

momma-z. mantra.

F. N. BELL,1

V“, drum-$33M,

 

 

PUBLISHED IVER! IA‘UJIUIK!

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slug]. cone-,1 Conn.

rm: ‘ommv ’13 mm

, V _ Tor-I or mink-nun:-
nu. tin. Iln. Ila. In. x001. xcol. loot.

tweak.giuo $200 $300 g‘mo :50!) you sum
3 “ no 309—435 75 no 950 2506
woo um am no no 11756 1000
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a “ wamesg- Loo mfi‘Ts‘oo woo
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9““? ifio’ifih "it” an" 35' Bo’sa'm‘ TEST-“o
mm’fl‘fim Wmfifim
H' Ono inch space consuma- n cquue: but no
«Parliaments will In counted lea thou one am.
Marriage! cud Donuts lnmrtod gromltoualy.

Local Notice: 10 cents per line.

JOB PRINTING.

SENTINEL PRINTING OFFICE
CARDS. (‘IRCI‘LARS. rzo'rn BEADS. LEN
nuns. BILLJIEADS. smrmmxrs.
HA swarms. POSTERS
murmur“. m.

GI!:)C.‘I‘J(ES.
JOHN HUTCHINGS

Formerly Ifutchlng‘s £§ Ferris. El)“; mock.an
unmet. South Norwalk. Thankful for the past pat-
ouagu received from his customer-IL he hopes, by
koepim: a good umrtmcnl of Groceries. to meet
their approbation. and secureugeneroufl share of
their introimgo in the future. l~tf

 

WORN B 08.6.03:

Bum all Shelton.

All Kiudl of

Men’s and Boyn’ Boots and shoes.
Lather, I‘ll-spec & Children} 81: oe-
Of .thc host umm‘fuclurc. (‘IIEAI‘ for CASH.xi
(‘ustmn work and repairing promptld dour.
Austin‘s Buwx‘ - - Wuhiagum St.

 

 

 
 

ll‘mxhihyam Sf, Nu Ned-(raid, LIL. 0mm I‘m! villi
( p M l‘nlh' from ’Jll‘ 12 a UL. find from I tn 3 p.
m. and I u xuurday “Vaduz." from t) m s

if!” I‘ll! n ~‘. :51 \\\(\I .uu Delilwils.

DI'I)I.E\‘ l‘ *.I.Y‘ l‘rw. A Nil...“ \NQ‘ \‘il l' l‘rv~l.
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DENTISTs.

Ari-now pwparor‘. rn R‘-
n-iw their lmlruns m
villivx \‘urw‘llk Bridge or
South Now: k. The sru
iur wiruwr ‘ inkx'hnlunlx‘
UVt‘Y Swill -; a lluukul u

Nut-walk, while the juniu.
ivtuiu- ilir ulzl Ulllm‘. l.uu~
dor‘s Blvd; South Nor.
'I‘nv'h extracted \nlhuut pain. cud ail dou-

 

 

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tal uprraliuua prrfturzuwl M author ntl‘u-n.

C. II. SEXUALL. M. D..
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Plano you both in Work & Prices
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DR. SWIFT Dentist.
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SOUTH NORWALR CONN‘

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Insuranoe Agt

N()TAI11‘ l’UBLIC.
“Cad Estate and llouoo Agent.
s‘rmusqu TICKETS. FOREIGN mum
\Vashlngton Street, Ono-no " o.
331 SOUTH NORWALK, com:

Norwalk Relief Society.

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A! a rim-ting of the citizens uf Normllk and
Sutllh Summit hcltl m the A! hencum. on Tues-
day evening. August 15th. "The Nor-walk Rollo! So—
ciety“ was orgmiizcd. and the following gentlemen
elected chin-rs of the society :—§
THOMAS H. MORISUN. Pan-819x11
SAMUEL LYNES, M. 1).. TutAsvann.
WM. A. LOCKWOOD. X. 1).. SECRETAIY.
Bomb 01‘ MANAGERS.
Edward K. Lockwood. Winfield S. Hartford.
William I]. Evita William 1!. Ikmcdict,
James L. Ambler. Andrew J. Crofut.
Germ-duo 1’. Adams. Ebenezer Ilill.
John Keno. James L. L‘llommedieu.
The object of‘ this unduly is for the distribution
of relief, such 12 food. medicine and clothing dur-
ing the coming {All and winter to Mich worthy per
sons and families who. for mum of employment and
sickness, are in destitute circumstances. um to
such other? as are reported to the socivty. ’
The society feel that by combined etc" of the
Mums of the whole town that tho grated good to
the greater! number of duoxvinx person. can be ac
comp..shed. and have paced upon the bond 1 rep
«emotive from etch church In the town.
To the public we would state flat any Iubacrip-
tlous placed in our hands. be they Inge or mull
will be thankfully received and equuly welcome
out! will be dlazrlbntod will: euro and judgment
an: we do not propou to use: relief to the chronic
tpplluuu for town charity and to patrons unwilling
and mom, to work. butmmupecwlymthecuk
and destitute whom hard times hon placed In a pa
IIUOII of adoring cud mt. '
. T11. HORISON, P: ‘-‘ .

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’ : woek In our own town.
No risk. «tier. if you wont a Ian-lam
I! which penal! of alum- not on who
great pay all the time Wish
4.

mlc‘ ms to 1]. {1mm
nine.
an make money futcr o! war! for In mm at

 

anything elu uplm nut mutt-u: 1n wlll
stun on; IS per day ”home made by Ibo In—
dus out. on. “Mlle boy- uddflu mug-4!

everywhere to work for no. How in the ting.

Gully our!!! and farm fr”. Aurel. Tun & 09..
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{I‘Ml tic-mi Ire Motif any of tho all-
P1910038“ min-ml Jul. “Gum-luv! the
owners oroof. I.

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New York; -N“‘ Haven 1:

lutlbrdwlfllmd.
Mu new” I W m, mu
1:35 (Wuhtnghu Ex‘upbtig var). 8:47 (II‘
can .‘g‘l‘ceot‘o. ., V ~ . mad”. :
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SP ‘GFIELD‘GNQ. ”a! ). A. x. mm (lap)
1:13. (:39 (Expi). 6:46. tau xp ). P. Ll. Ex r3.
FOR BOSTO- vh Sprlnzlkl . use fA. 11.. fl: .
(:19. 1:610:31”! H. - via NE! London 1:18.11"!
11:25 ML; v1: Air Linen. 1:33A.H. nu: ma

. N.
‘Cnnml at New Rochelle with Hulem
Brunch.

fif’ &_

Danburv and Norwalk R.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Comment-lug. Monday, Dec. 3, 1877.

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK.

msac 213.01: arrival of trains leaving Row York

um nod New Raven 3:10 a. m.. connect-

ing 1% Bethel wim shcpaug B. R. train for

thchflelu. arriving at Dauhury 10:!“ I. m.

2:!) p. ml connecting with express train luvlng

New York 1:00 p in. and with twin: from

Springfield. Row Haven and all point! out

arriving in Dlnluiry at 8:88 p. In.

6:14 p. m. up arrival of Shore Line express from

Boston. and 4:40 express train from New

York. thriving in Dunbury 1,83 . m. This

train murmur on Saturday: at tho] with

train! for Ith-lmuld.

”.10 pm. Irv lit with passenger car. arriving In
flan nry LN .m.

IOJO p.111. Sundav milk train with [ml-conga car. ar-

rlvlnz in Daubury 12m p. m.

TRAINS ARRIVc FROM DANBVRY.

TAG n. m.. 1.16 p. m.. 6.00 p. m. 9:!) p.31. freight.

1.. W. SANDINRTH.
Superlnlrudoul.

llll‘fl W8 are Mall]

VVflmHLowrFare.

Fll' New York all Bl‘llllllll

Fare Only 350.

Excursion Ticket‘ 300.

 

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lulu Ilium In. all

m cm Suv- Ym “mu.
“ In- “no“ “

boxing» Now It Xorwafk at?

80 a» in m
arrive as lunch-13 :uml Koo, . tw 3%?“th fiatiifli.

. lichermag. xv?! haw -l‘-~wclr\ but. him Fang“
. fivvkbfi- 31‘

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t « R» on! tour. we
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Kuwait: and within. ”at “no: thus new tie its
aux-1‘ and w. NW oi

Switches. Curls, Raids,
Fifi, Friars, Etc.

mu- bofum cm M which they on tolling t! g
VERY LOWEST PRICES.

Thov 1‘3) make up all kinds of SWITCHES and
mums to odor. ro match any (mic-rod 1min

I’arfirularaucminn paid to Mirs‘ «makings. m
which branch of the business they are «tilde» of
lhclr‘ :lnlny to (lo the host with u the lowest [lico-
and gamma: mice! utisfu‘lion.

Childru's Hair Gaming a specially '7
Runembcr the Place, 359

Kauai Bros. Hair Dressing Buns ‘

ELY‘S BLOCK. MAIN STREET.
South 370er at ‘

 

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