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unit l-r martini gt x: J‘ im's cliurt‘h.
liv Mgr-tutti. “’1lomla} (Yflffli‘, June 1.
ll ‘ w «11': k “I: .‘liknufi l- Ila-r mitt U!
A Alia-r9. 'Ii a-f "It: t‘lfg‘r
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\‘uArr slug-«l lurks-$- arr exhibited.
and male of flu" [Milli-I an“ at My
Indiu‘ui ,, “fit“! the plant; 0‘ I‘ll».
forming o amt-tru- cane and throwing
the libs into applet-in; W.
Tin-1mm uftht-in the
W Cation n hug very much
“clitoral. The Minot: which divided
lltr I nun; In «11.3 ins tin-a wanted and
[allilt‘l~ ur— at work repainting the
vi nib md I‘lfl'i’ik.
In up up rt nt .ipvil at the stat» hard
of health then-nun! drath manufa-
Iustszw Sci Ham. 2:: ‘35; “amid. 3L-
2‘: Bridgeport- 33o Waterbury at; Sat-
wwh. ltlzlrndm. 33.7; Sew m.
{3.3. Nanak. 15.: liddldotti. 13; Set
[mi 13.
Service-s ct Bulls: church Sunday
mining and r'vllln‘ as usual. Subject
of nothing rim-cm: "A great Ila-r
Ugo-elf Suh‘ for want. "Win!
is Hell—Ind lint m It 2'” Prayer
mmmca‘ép-n. Ems-
—finy and Stat at lay-rind than.
The rats of Albany will firtheplace
.1 iii- Hark—m today or “outlay.
i but» F. Hit-turd. Est}. of bat. “as.
Ha,- in. in visiting friends in this city.
Mr. L, H. “Wk-in has returned from
Tr gas ad is stoppmg at the City Hotel.
‘_';1I “3’“ I aIgr I“
it -1I-t‘la!: \‘Wlltlnulilt‘alk
¢‘\- mug: the 25:51. The ti
tie-grails vi iii 3r \l'nrlkt'd. .\
lat-(m I< extended to visiting \
It is Irv-MN! that Frank t 'ule’
that pan—d from t 'annons about
I‘wkfi ago. mat a letter to his I. lwr
)‘Nlel’illy from i ‘rotnn- Falls. N Y
Where he has lh‘htnlit‘e his disappear-
an". .
H ttw lain-r agitators tiztt'c (‘onsi‘it’ni'fi
which an at all win-two they must be
Tiwy hart: [H‘vuglil surfer-mg to many
thirtieth—whet Mai vn Juurnal and Four-
‘1;- spit-rd"
' tti 1.411" ini-‘tal .
_ shy» t “‘1‘ gutir l -
‘ :1‘q’tt lv\ 13:" alfv‘al I‘ll‘;.~“
llg. «t u! Ilal~ mi} has sv‘lll tol
trill-1‘ fur bis;
: tn in Ark,
; .Alul a-‘ull “I i‘lidlit‘s.
3 irathv and gau- some vcry
if!
i i ‘rgr \Vendiitig has gone tnln thtI
I“. ~\ husmo-xis and has established
=4 - .~ ifs in tilts city at r‘mni‘he-r's rattan-
: i 1 \I :1“ sire-rt. Jthl. \ H 'urini ll". “loud
and Mrs. Tltclnla> Marlin-n3.
‘; Moguls-J
Try T!i~’ Xv" “alarm (‘ure at Plats-
"Ir‘- .
\s the iipl. -§~:.-rin;’nf tlu- “is of the
l l. «but- it has nut lm: rumplelcd
:1 , rt nsél lw nu pnmciutu: it "w church
. - n in Thy sunday «(mi uill hr-
- t if It 1-“; wk. Tlu‘ Suttila} follow-
* ; «12's “iii lr ln‘liI as usual.
i \Y, Mll-‘IIv‘II has surrender“! the
, 5.7.“; d the I ill-er; Ill-us:- and hereafter it
uill ts» mungul l-v Samoa “’cal. Mr.
Mitchell hudane hard work Ind pt“-
ndrsi and «minim-nu. but the
business has nvt lwlt anutmllw.
T‘s lhlsldivy x NurI'alk railroad
saw-ms .: Iln' pros-mi tun.» undi-r «filt'lt‘lll
The t‘lhlf‘ vi ii frw years
.-_' h It r t-rrti Ta‘hliulr Thi- Itai'k is Ill
31:“ mditr-ri and Mar trams run with
.;r it t~—;xii;raiy‘, lunlmry li—‘puhlicmi.
Tlrr mast survey sch-mar l'ohnurus
l-di aunt-d 2d S-Jvralk to hisgirt the
suuunrr It til it, 1!: the; wound. .TIIt‘I'ItI
sun. 3 u! 'w 5- its 1.: x is in la- Q‘E‘Trtfi‘lt‘sI‘
anal suns.» i‘up r1322! t'IIr‘INL'Q" will hi-
no. “int; 94 J
u xrtid- :tuus l -r tramps. and a nit-mine
tutiz» said} vi pr qua—rt) all} mung it.
I' “rid 2.1 an; .r'l tL- \ > .r in \ tint-Iain of
IIII {on}. llu~ uthllt‘Y
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t ’hfiir‘l 1
‘. \i-J. e'
ln- ~§lts rvts rrts‘ fr >1“ II!“ \ luiLint-
h- m r.“ s l 3t:h~- ~ll~HA tlut l~--_ II vl this
.~ :\ drunk at ‘llt;lls‘fiel ui lliv I «mi: r11:
intrnt in tigtih of turn! ‘ur tlu- xiii-till: of
\pni Tile ln-ys nah- tin-«vi trying li int
1 “mt ttw h‘fiitllt‘lil in this mirth-r. and
arr la is en “lily l"‘"-_'Y;lfll .itrsl «2t: Ii:|\‘~
9 . l - d: 3 It“ I,
.11.: t. A“!
:l. ~ .il lli-- drp -t has
\‘lsttn [\pr. \-
l» 1!; _ Enrich i‘ In It -\ Jitwl t 'fllzilllt‘lllltl
‘ . fii“x :8. Ln lsru t-ivu‘ul til-Wu thi-
mains: «um: l ptutva‘! itn- \\ all. rind thc
w l} >l~~ mt. t=~r l: is inn-n h-lumtisl. .ch
,gztuis ~!;:i ’9' il 1- u amino s and a ti-ry
3:7. in l *5 i t .iu' «aha tl.~~si‘lvvrall .\Ir
ii .nz E~ linking his \‘IIl~‘~‘ \vr} attractin-
\\ 'w urn r \vtl \\ tut any Hum; piir~
“ tw'lv»! lvl' 21:31.“ \an. in I‘" _\ Aur
«at-rs with Hill i ;i\‘ I‘t iii ll \si\<. _\...
l'\ \ llu'u .r s I'Iug Muir.
\ \i‘: 32% vi tliv rant-112:} wf lbw iivws
I~ll‘:l'i “‘lilt‘ll
s.\ s i ,.
Ti v 2 -r :n , lauhdr-sl
ernlry .i‘e-‘ul as'tiiumi ttiitli iii it as
1hr "1"": that Ill!- 5 'tllli North‘ll’. t 1-.
up. man lls‘.‘ ,. “Jul-l \“lIi‘rI“\II.‘ $30”
3 psi. t: lin- l‘iairi annu- Liilrwil
sttfl-vts .is I‘ll: .rs ta. strike Listwd.
Tllt“ll’lk-fi§ un- t‘fliIilli: [-rctty lllut‘li
r n ryu lit-rim and in iiiiiiivt'ous‘ installer-s
trivia arr loaning tln- l'ii: its: and gi-irig
Tliv tllnw‘ his r llllt’ who“ thr-
uu’tt can see for thorns -l\‘vs tli it happy
airl'tic turn Ihi an at w \rk “‘llIi it
(ad pAup-s-t uf rt taming llivir stlua
tints luulour) qu-uhlnun
It is rrportrsl tlia' rt t “hit-agu nun hm .
- bun-ti i ltd Stuart to Ilziglatizl ti“ talk- tun
m a lalkma: match
IL- give-s him tint-i!
H:- r Hurts: aw
» rdittgm this «on; rib-.- abh- to timbr-
‘ 3 iii; stab . a~ Span s record vi ith Itiw-
? vii u all Tlljk!‘ him an “I‘jfi‘f of curiosity
t‘= Englishmen Linda-port News.
\JHIiIt'I Thrushr—r u f Sv“ Haven ad‘
‘III‘senAI thr \andaiy afternoon Tettith‘r-
ilrt‘r Illlrllllg lust Sunday aftvruuoti.
He spoke plainiy and earnestly on the
tulcn's‘ling
prr-a-nal exp-«twice True-man II. Fan:
of Nurwich. N. \K. fortik-rly cum-d in
1311"!“ [war and distilling whisky. will
address twmorrow‘s inn-ting
Maggie “N\ and Ne-llu- Kinks. two
(lfls aged 3'3 yvars huve hum tntsmiig
front [heir homes in Iunhtiry since
Thursday. ll um work‘s-d ma factory and
left home in tlmr shop clutlws. Ii-nving
nu mdirxti-on that th. y would not réturii
nth—r the“ day‘s mark No trace liu'
l-m-n fund of tlu-m and their [Lin-tits
fear foul play.
It will It l'v‘tl‘it'lllllrfhl that on Sci
Years day. lflu. a unit was found he-
loI Springu‘o rd who had been killed by
ilwt‘.moilnlatullroad. It was supported
at tho tllln‘ ihzt lhr (trad man In John
“was of Dunbar}: Utficcr Renting of
halibut} has dL ' H‘s-red that "an Is
alno- .m-l uupitipd in ii Ihlnul' ston- in
“Huston at. New York.
‘l‘lir tiguns of find for April in the
r: 7)“ Ii, put- the stand-regime!“ ant—ad
I'IIIi :0 JEL Fits' "firm! S‘fifl; Fourth
‘7 3'4 Third fi.’ Elli Fifth luttaliun 79M;
Bunny A. ‘2 II. (Employ II. this city
is high-ii! m the thunk-1th 14.11:! and
i' \mpuiy E t...- with “in. t‘ompany
t ' 1.- high in the fifth Imitation With $1.32.
The Fourth regiment machine gun pla-
toon to fingwc
Judge )lallliry" of Wm: in his
charge to the giant] jury “Educ-day
dry-tans! {buff-Pl! in: an lndk‘hbh' offense.
and “thud tlir yin tn ivy-muzzle the
(Mgr n2 tiw LB»: or; traditions in ”il-
In t"lll(‘:u~l-.-fl Iii—said: “Every
mum must Ir prutrctul in the inde-
t ridcase of his rights or we thus
lid-ll we have no govcrnmt. Hob
ll.- should be inherited no longer.“
mahunulmting thel-‘air-
Statue-ts Teacher-3' M will
beheldiathrtot-hallu Weldon
Fl W’fldhtfgr-dl‘dslfi Era
m u" v‘ no
melt for all “:10!“ the
Schoolviflhunhudocha'l
body. not other-rise mama-d w more
regular plgceof worship ue mu“!
invitu‘i
The Iuhury Sew; says of the Sal—
valor: gray a maximum: “The Silva—
M army is data; good work. It has
.:
mehuhhww.
WMMn-Suhy.hoh—
larva-urinate Sand-yer In?
mining-onus.“ ‘
W lithe—finch}. thefol-
Jot“ yuhechn-rudu-ch
M.m_mm“
lam lwlly um‘otufurtahlv in the-so day: »
' nul- .22 s ‘i‘uiitngs ls nr- don-lut-
“I Jr is \l‘lls I'v’ ltirrr il‘rti lw he dwi-
nat r =
‘1‘.“ 4} .~ .rtv-t :- r sh» 1-. form ‘ray
i3 I;v1\lii:-II»I in!) I'ranklii; 3:
tin .n’ and ins iii-cumin l
-—Novehiu in m... a namyn‘c
new Ion-nu and lira Florence.
Bogart will be untied June 9th.
Builder Raymond is pushing: the
n-liuilding of Taylor's block. and it is
t'vacted it will he randy for occupancy
early in July.
—\\'all l‘alicrs. Gold Point and
Bronze. t‘lu-apcst Paint Store in lllt‘
(‘ity. Iks‘krr's. 31 Main st.
Mr. Newcomb of the )Iahackcmo. has
opvnal in connection with the hotel. a
restaurant where meals can be obtained
at all hours of the day or night :it run-
conahle prim-s.
There ‘1‘!" hi- it union prayer meeting
in the Mission church twinorrow at
10:33" it. rm. and lion. MLSmitli “‘Ill
speak at the exerting meeting.
Invitations an out. for the mlrriage of
Pn'duick M. “'hu-Ir-r and Miss Clara
Louise Ko-llogg at St. Pauli; church.
Norwalk. Thursday. May 27 at 330.
Fred~\V. Author of this city and Mimi
Relic II. Bell of Five Mile River Will ht-
married at the t‘ongrcgational church
this city. Tuesday May 27). at four
o'clock.
Miss Louisi- Lilla and her company.
in "Churn“ did not make a good
impression here. The play has but little
nwrit. and Miss Lilla did not display
any Yt’lllal’knblt‘ traits as an actress.
The books of the Library have horn
i-ataliigucd and an- lming covet-oil.
Pending the printing of tlio- catalogue.
arrangcuwnts have bum made when-by
ntcmbcrs can take books from the
Library on and after this evening.
For the first time in twentysmc years
Lié-ut. Ferd \Vlrdwell failed to partici-
pc'c iuthe annual parade of the coni—
pany‘ )lr. \Vandwcll never foiled to
turn out with the company whilv he was
conurriwl with it.
“rs. Alice I’r-ndlr-ton. wifil of ex—Scna.
tot: tieorgt- II. Pcndli-tun. l'. S. Minister
to tin-runny. was killcd in t‘i-ntril Park.
N. Y. Thursday. by Jumping from it vii--
toria. the horse fillal‘llt’d to wlfl‘i‘li had
hm‘umi- frighti-iwd.
.‘lr. Soy-Hour. at the nursery. tilts a
Mr) large stock of largo nnd thrifty
haunt" punts rrmdy for tmiisldazitiiig.
Thus.» plants :irvuf ilm latest and host
Luirtim and an iii p.ts. so that tiny
t‘dll hr trutsl‘rrrwl to ”w gird-ti \vith-
Ulll 2.1,) “at-l hark." II!‘ is ill: - linking
2-p- . ml genus with :i iww Illlii n-ry
Iiilu-iL-r l urnuil
'l‘li-t Ilridgi purl S' iiidiiril suggu-szs
that [hr-only salc way to arrange lIIt‘
r‘tiIl‘Hlt‘I‘ iii that l‘|I\ is to into lht‘lll go
lliinufli i\\t‘llln':t-I of ru-iyliiitig. It
“i s. '15 Il- ‘ :lrl‘ i‘l‘i U}. :I til i tl]|t‘ prl‘gi
lugs and r l. t'iIih' l-x-lls :tl'i‘ run: :it ulhi‘r\
but tin<v arn- hv no lllt'tlll“ \lllllt‘lt‘l‘ll 'u
ddrr pvrsmis tliiviglillu-ssly awning ull
lbw tracks and in from of an riigiuu.
Thin .I- much good :is \\ irinugx hut
tor) on: not always his-dial.”
.\:in;i ll-irris_ who ran away {rum
hunt-z was found iii Ni-w York his! I“l’l~
day by lll'h‘t'r t‘ulgruvi' ail-l lllt‘ girl's
"lull-t r. .\im:i I. f: Iltl‘ \ ity on the l l. l”.
tr llllr (In lirr :trriv II in Now York sliv
lr‘.t\‘t‘llt'tl iii-out ‘III‘ city lur sniiii- llllli‘ iii
s. with of r‘lllpld)‘llh nt. Hii 'l‘liird' \\t'lllll‘
seat-:Lskisl :i piilu-n-umu it he could liiid
In r work Ilt‘ funk Kiri to his Ii mist“ :llltl
l‘smrl ii alluallull for Ilt‘r iii afiiiiiily.
\\ Ili’ft‘ ~liu \\.l‘ lwiui-l by lli‘l' iiiullicr.
liziiik \liilu'iigli i-f lluil-iir). rim-d H
'yv its. ixmw ti: N-r“ all. 'l‘liiirsdny by tho
;;;‘ n" I'n‘l. iniiiL
v
Il~- was in fi‘lll‘lli‘ :il~
tin- and purvlmwd irsi-iin' llv I‘l‘lllfll‘
ml in Ilalll‘ltf} by llll' tir‘l trrim. gut fill
of his iIIi‘s~v~. frisz m chm. and “cut Illln
.‘Ili incl Illilkrt ; pLuji- an I; til: ~:i\l :n‘vii-
ur, and limit tlu- arse-inc m u gloss of wa-
tr-ri S'li \rtly afti-r Ilt‘ complaints! of lll‘
‘t‘ll‘t' pain and told lllill llt‘ bad puisuuvd
luuw lt. Ilrs, Adams :iiil iiillwrl \io-n-
K'JIIttI. :md at last accounts lllt‘ boy was
alixi-V llxs prirriils Inc In Now York.
"l‘lw I! irlun lluiisr- lllltlki‘t is iww opviii
and transient “units will find iii-cumulus
duliuir~ 'I‘lu- house will be i-pvm-il iltlllt‘
lst for tho mason. .»\ii addition has
Iuw‘ti made to tho iiizirkt-t‘ six additional
lulhing liuiisrs linri- hos-ii built. and tho'
“‘Iiulv of tin- tIuVllllull lldor ins hunt to
Liidi \\ \V. liintcbfunl u ill turuiiigv
IIlt‘ house- tlizs Pit‘fls‘t‘ll He had clung.-
tlm Llllt‘f purl of lllt' M‘tts‘nti of l~\l‘ and
will hc n-uu-mln-rrd for his gviiml dispo-
sition and tho rxcu-l‘u‘iit inamu-r in
which he \‘lll’lilllt‘lr‘tl lllt‘ housed
In n-plying to our link squib last
week the Sufism carefully rvfriiitis
from copying the part which n-latvs in
its own stupidity nltliougli Il‘u‘ balanci-
of ilw iirt u'li- was copied Vt‘l‘lltllnl. ls'it
possxl-lr- that tlu- SENTINEI. lmpvs in mile
the furl that it is sleepy ‘:—l Suzi-tic
~\\’ii»-u we read tln- Hum- or not
slur-p}: .\s t sedative we know of iiotli-
mg equal to it If there is anything
in it that l‘rlilft‘> to us it is always
stupid. and we iii-vi-r read it if w.- can
avoid it. Sum-titties we get trappod
into rug-ding such items. and thou we
want to kick ourselves for wasting time.
Herbal!" get smucbody to writi- an
cxplanation of what you “'93“ by what
you say: cud we will acct-pl I'. Without
i‘urstiun. Stupidity: Sleepyf There‘s
a Joke somewhere. but we can‘t are
it. \Ve've just read tho Gazette.
\l'itliout doubt a new barber that Sam
I'aikulultt has cngagt-d curries off the
palm for pushing. “'9 out under his
care ycoterdav; hi- tinned ,with llir‘
history of the Knights of Lalwr from its
incl-ptiou to the- prurient time; drifted to
Shakespear with a perfect indilfcrt-nw as
to fart. wandert-d to New York actors
cud “I“! gave a rkctch of the life of
each; worked urotind to the salvation
Army. recital seven] new poems. sold
us three bottles of compound-tulitliead-
cd-mustacb-mtorcr. wound up with a
disccrtation on "the moroli-fiof the present
day." then fished out o Sundny news-
paper which contained a part of one of
Evut‘s sentence. cud had got part way
through that before he yelled "next“—
and it was only a shave at than—Dui-
bury [Jo-noctur— 7
.10. For Chlrf Idiot-l.
The secoml dav :1er the late fire
which burned Gen. Nelson Taylor‘s
building. and If which chief llctiavran
was injun'd. the Chief received n note
from the Genital. complimenting him
and thanking him for his and the depart~
meat services had expressing his regret
llama-ed the accident. in the
letter was the Geceral‘scbeck for $100.00
for “I. “c001“.
1‘0. D'n .‘uy [hr-ado.
fireman-l lay parade of Co. D of
this city. under orden of the Adjutuit
Genet-ll. wok platoon Friday, 14th inst"
at their Stomach rile maze. Themen
were to report It armory ht
‘m' t?“ ‘°°" mgr" ‘°'
8. xty-one men
turnedout. Thematic; and putof
thaw were given to rifle pm
rice by the different chases at 100, 900.
so yum angles. All the men
except two qualified at Ill) yuds: 17
Wat-lithemges nudarciutlie
3.» ohm. randy to moot tot-m decor-
Qothymt.mfnwuid Corporal
Wihim. Following an thohatnoonl
undo:
At fl rm. Ar I. Turn.
Immi'rtso “'AB ins'rotn'.
The Seventeenth (‘otinoctlcut at Gettys-
' burg.
The Danbury News. which is publish-
ing the record of the 17th Colin. Vols. in
the “War of the Rebelllom this week
gives the following account. of the bat-
tle of Gettysburg. which was furnislwd
\Villiam II. \Varrcn. who is writing
the record, by Maj. Chas. E. Duty of
this city:
At 7 o'clock the next morning. July 1.
we were ordered into lim‘. the objective
potnt being Gettysburg. live or nix rhiics
distant. Lieutenant t‘. E. Duty. of
t‘ompuny I“. was an aide on the staff
of General Antes. commander of our
brigade. He contributes it bit of inter
«sting history leading up to the Getty:-
burz movement. and his account of the
battle- is valuable. from his position on
the stall. and from the fact that all or-
di-rs communicated to our regiment dur-
ing the light wcrc sent by him. Ills re-
port of the movement of the two armies
to Pennsylvania, and of our brigade—‘3
participation iii the grout battle is sub-
stantially as follows;-
After the battle ul Ulmncellorsville our
army of the Potomac rwuaiucd compar.
itivi-ly quiot until June. which gave
our buys a Cllaflt‘t‘ to recuperate and pro»
pare for what was to come.
The unxicty of (lent-ml Hooker to gain
information of tlu- mun-merits of tliei-n-
«my finally induced him to order a cav-
alry reconnoissann- lli force on the 9th
of Juno. A fi-w days before he sent an
aide to General .\di~lbcrt Amos. our
brigade commundvr. rrqiicslitig an iiu.
mediate interview. “"0 summoning
Captain Brown. his iidjuuint general.
and Idvuteunant t.‘. l-‘.. hot , aide do
camp. to accompany him. I e at once
Npurtvd to army In-mlqum’tr-rs.
Tlu- plans \vi r» lllt‘ll laid for :i swrcl
tfixpr‘tIIIIUII. iii \\‘Illt‘ll lIlt‘ inlaiiilry wi-rc
to support tlu- finally and artillery in
an attack upon I‘m ix-ln-l “mural Slu-
art, and Ill 5 o‘clock on tlw nigh! of llli‘
5th of Juno. Iili‘lII-‘llltillll ll it) . who was
a Ilt‘llfi‘llllillll in |' uupuiiy l-‘. .\ -\'r‘lilt-t'lllli
rvgiim-tit. t‘:lllli' tIVt'I liuzii luigmlc bin-id-
quarlvrs. :iiul lmrrmlly l-i-illln; tin- lmys
good by.“ guru us IIII' lii‘~l liillliiiuiun
tliut stunt-thing was up, :u‘ l lliiil wu
\vi—ic slum in hr 0:] llzn :u ,\., _\i;‘l sure
enough. in :i lvw iu- “s-rv- busy
parking up. mm Itt‘t'l\i‘v‘ ~«l‘ilV‘ls in III\l\l‘
u: «mun our (L ill‘lill \m- s 2. lying goin-
in t‘-illllil;lluI oi lln- military rnuiprisiii:
fittliiivn from r wli of Ill - :x-li Wing t‘ill'lhl
I‘illii, Sixth. >2 \‘UlllI :iii-l 'l‘liml‘ mi lur-
sm‘rvt t‘Nlu‘illll-Hl‘ \\ ll'\_II Ii“il:li\l in tin»
ii;i_\'§
hulliv nl Ii:~\'v ll} I“ ml. \ l T l izu‘l
l‘nnmu from lndmiiu. \\.;s s~-i.l to IV!“-
in arum}; muniiuiiil ili.- bu; ult‘. 'l‘livii
Ill" riivo lit-Law. lliv li-lhl min} ull nin-
si-lo i-l liu- I‘llll‘ liulgi- llllllllililllls‘ iii llw
.‘lit‘llitlltludli VIIII’). llll-l wll: .ii‘uiy llli‘
u‘iliil', trying («I IIll\IlJIt‘ lam Ulllt‘l‘t-
tin-ha Hii Illl‘ l‘itli vl‘ \liizu‘ li. ii. .\iii~ s.
inning ri‘llll‘litlllllllll lll>~ \l"'\l|illlll.1l\.'
i‘-‘ll|]‘.lllli~\l by I.‘J'll! lid}. .‘issiiiiiwl
i'uliiumnd n! Iiu- I‘l242illc‘. \\ »- \\-'rv li\:\\
gum; HUI-ill ln\\.iivl~ It now and our l-ni's’
\\\‘l'i‘ iiulur lli‘x \- a) hill! ii lllIi r ’5li‘il
to know \\-iili‘ lfr' l~.llh- \\.‘t\' In lm
fought. \\’l:-~:i wi-rii ssi :l (i:-- IIUlUIIIJi‘.
iuid rulurml \I»llfil.|li\l utll‘ :mtwly was
inrruisvd. ul limmlisluug \\.~ It‘ilrllt'll
llmi ll “mull ln- lu-ziysuiii; wi‘ lluriis-
burg, liirlr on llw m ‘rlllll; of llw lst
i-lJuly “v \‘i‘li‘l'll llw IllxIVi‘ \\llll ur-
iIi'l“lHIlli\;‘ us iuphlly us pus-illv lo
li~‘ll)>l|tlli:. uml \\ :u-u “lllllll :i f. \\
iiiili-s‘ vl thi- l'l-ll'l‘ “i tuniiil ciiiis \\ Il‘il'll
Ix‘iil ll! Iliinlili‘ ll uI .ill'i‘ml} lu‘g‘lllli Al
iiiiw o'clock . ll llll' lirsl in: July. on
pisswl tin-iii luv l‘l’iiiiirlshnig [‘llu‘ to
lviiiilvry llilli uni “lulv All llll‘ lull
luxuhl plum!) si‘v llu- liisi :iiiny cups
in “Mr uf luillu. l! was llv‘l‘l‘ tliu iwws
“us brought us that lit‘lit‘lzti lii‘yiiulds,
lliv cups i-uiiiiiiiinl. r “us killi-il. lllhl
that “W \‘lt‘\i‘lllll \‘ul‘ps was lo Lll'l‘llly ltl
t‘lli‘i‘nll tlu- rum l'I llii‘ liisl. l'd‘sing
[llruugh flui,i‘ll\' wv “mo ll:illt‘\l “Hi.
prisms! through it mum lie lil Just lit‘)t|lid
\lh- 'iiuirliuu-i‘ till lln‘ win-thirty! u' Illt‘
i‘ilyr It With Iii-ri‘ lliiil llli' >v\‘ciiti-i~uth
wusmillud iipoiilu fiiiiiisli :i uiiilill dv-
tnrliiiii-iit to giizirll :isumll “\MMli‘li liiiilgc
\\ llli‘ll lliv‘ rrlwls \xvi‘i- trying to \It‘sll'iiy‘
lly urdri's Ili'lll U m I.|I Aim-s, I.lt'ltl.
holy of his skill. ruin siml ll’ulll inland
limlrt oiwnr [no \ ~iiip.iiius for this
duty.
Kumi In: his ullicvrs would all lm gliid
to go; and not ill-smut: to disi‘ruiiiniuv.
i‘i-luiwl l‘owlvr mlh-d fur roiiipuiiivs lo
\‘oluiili-cr. \‘ol llvury .\llcn. [lion in
command of t‘oiiipiiny F. iii once stop—
ped forward. and. saluting siiid: “t‘ul-
oiicl Fowli-r. l‘uiiipmiy F is ready.“ Soon
after, (‘aptaiii Jolili llcQulia-i and Licul.
lills. of t‘oiiipiuiy .\. did llli‘ snow. and
"my wcri- yum-d b) (“upturn Mct‘urty of
t‘oiiipuiby K. and “No soon dc-plo‘vvd iii
Iltu‘. and :it tlw right of tho road down
to and limit a siuull slrraiii of water. the
lvft of tln-ir lim- Ik‘gllllllllg at tho bridge.
'I‘lic otlii-r sun-ii i‘oiiipiuucs iiiidi-r l‘olou-
i-l Fowlcr “'t‘lll “‘IIII the brigadc into it
gruiiiliold at the loft of tho road. and
formed in ‘IUllllIt‘ column. and liziltcd
just iiisi-lo the mil li‘lit‘r‘dlllt‘ it short
distance from \\’Ilt'l‘t‘ the "lullulnl‘lll
now stands. In the roar, lllr‘ lUTtliUliio
were Iit‘lll in reserve, \\'Illlr‘ the Seventy.
filth Ohio. and tlw l-‘ifly-tll'tli Ohio were
advanced in line of IhlIIIt‘ to ".180! tho
enemy, who were now rushing in lincof
battle "very rapidly" and wow pouring
into us a terrible enliliidiiig tire of mus-
kclry. About this lllllt‘ it battery upon
the left of tlic hl’lKadt‘. having been on
den] back upon t‘emetery llill. left an
opening “'Iilt‘ll (lam-nil Amt‘S was fear-
ful the Johiiuies might rako advantage
of to entcr the line, and iii once dispatch-
ed Lieutenant Duty to like the 107th
Ohio. in command of Poland Meyers. to
fill the gap; lain sorry to say Colonel
Meyers, who was a protlasor of some
College in Ohio beforv the war. films so
cowardly that General Aries. lusmg his
patience. after repeated reports from
his staff officer of his iuab‘uity _to move
him.~ at once instructw Lleuleziaiit
Duty to place the Colonel under arrest.
and Intro the next oriicer iii rank and
plnce him in command. thh he did.
and soon had the 107i. on‘a double
quick into line.) The _I ofiicer relir‘
mg to where the genml flood was soon
sent to Colonel Fowler. of ’the Seven.
teentb. with instructions to mova
the regiment at once '0 the front to
relieve tho Seventy-fifih Ohio, and allow
them to pass quickly through their
ranks.
Colonel Fowler at once rode to the
front and gave the command to deploy
column. and swinging his sword, said:
“Now. Seventeenth. do your duty!
Forward. double quick! Charge bayo-
nets!“ cud with u yell. Which Our boys
knew how to give, they charged. .
They fought uid were mowed down
in fearful numbers. Colonel Fowler
soon fell, struck by a shell in the fore.
bond. which scattertd his brains over
the arm of Adjutuit Ch‘lfield, who was
by his side. Captain Moore and many
others were soon killed-
The' old Seventeenth Were suffering
terribly. miter-ail Allies seeing um. it
was i ‘ble to longer hold the over-
wholming force in front of him in
check. culled in three ,oompaniea guard-
ing the bridge. Lieutenant Duty, being
sent _by the gotten] :0 recall them, had
to run 3 amulet of lire in crossing the
L
.
l
l
l
yvn in shape of the inverted U. Occu-
ing this new position. closed the first
day's fight, July 1st.
The next morning at daylight the
fighting again began. All along the
line the whole day was occupied in
meeting and repulsing. as we were on
the defensive. and our position one in
which We had confidence, but at suu~
down of the 2nd of July a beautiful
charge, was made directly upon one
part of the line and the Seventeenth
Connecticut had the experience of
fightini: hand to hand. Captain Burr. of
Company B. captured a Johnny all
tlltlnt‘. Although compelled to fall
bark. our ruginient did so stubbornly.
and not until nine o'clock in the er}-
iiiiig did the fighting _ cease. and at roll
call that night our numbers were so
small that we were but a good sized
com pun y.
Uri the third day we received the
licavirst cannonading that any army
ever experienced and the day was a ro-
;zctition of the second. John Metcalf. of
l‘oiiipuny I“. was killed while on the
the skirmish line near the cemetery en-
trance. lie was lying on his stomach
bvliiiid it board fence. the bottom hoard
Ilt‘lng only about twr-lve inches high.
119 raised his Ilt‘atl to look down the
Effect. and was shot by a sharpshooter in
the head and buried where he lav. °
The 4th of July was quiet and‘vc soon
learned 'llllll the rebel army was moving
away from our front. The great battle
of the wur haul bot-n fought the old
Sevr‘lllt‘i‘lilll t‘niinecticut, although leav-
ing (‘oiinocl icut with over 1.000 now con-
sistvdoi‘ but a handful of men. \Vc
wi-rc not alilu nor given a chance to go
over the fluid where the first day‘s light
began as thoroughly as we should have
liked. but thisuiuch we did find that
Captain James E. Moore, of Company C,
was tin cxcn-ptiuiial wise, who owing n
doubt to his lR‘llll: ll Mason. wusdm‘ent
burir-d. .~\ pwcc of cmckvr box lid “ s
uscd as a headstone and his name. ratlk
and rcgiiiu-iit marked upon it plaiulv in
lvad pi-ui'il. (‘uloni‘l Fowlcr and iiiitnv
utlu-rs. iindnuhlrdly. wore stripped of all
but llllllt‘f‘i‘IUllllllK by the rebels. and
thrown in u dltrli ten or twelvr- at atime
:tlhl cuvcrud «Ivor, :it has! that istlic wav
they wvrv found. so ll. was impossible {o
rovogmrm llil‘lll.
All day if ilu- first if Jilly the lighting
was dniiv by ilii- l~‘irst and I‘Ilm‘cutli
:irmyV lung‘s. and as it t‘iblINt'tlllt‘IlCt‘ our
rt‘glllh‘lll \\;.. roiiiiminusly Ill :it‘lluli for
llll't‘t‘ iluyxduy illul lilL'llI. 'l‘liciillm‘k
:iiid vhuigv- by liciii‘riil l'ickrll. in who“-
t‘rlllllllitl‘lvl \\~ n- lln- I.‘|lll\l.lll.l Tim-rs, our
It i): \\ il. lidl sum f \i'~.:r-l. Harm: tin-l
nin- lillllllr'l‘ of that famous Sull‘lllt'l‘ll
I’i'gll'li'lil smnx Illi‘ war. ln- told Illt‘ that
iuull ins lighting ilu-yuwrrr had invt
llit'il‘ lllilli‘ll \llllll llli' 'l‘igvrs struvkv
.‘ILI'lllhl llw Svtt‘lllt‘t‘lllll l‘oiiiii-i‘lli‘iit in
tlii-u‘ vhurgv tn mpxuru llidl button. and
hr in buy-l il ii llihl nut lawn fur. their
li-xliliii; llli‘lll hurl; tin-y would lizu‘v
l‘.l||lllf\'|l ilw t‘llllh' lulxi-ry. and mi-
iluuiiimlly si-vur- d :1 lellxl iii-on tho liill.
\\ llli‘ll “us :i kt _\' to tho \"lli‘dt‘ position.
(Mr lm) s iisml i.) say that llli‘ 'l‘igcrs
iisml i mg kunx-s for (nullipicks rind liiid
ilu-niiii llll‘ll‘ boots: but llll‘ member
“hum \w- IIll't luuglwd llt'lll’llly wlu-ii
llllurlllwl of our upiiimu of tlu-m. llow.
\ \‘rr. tlii-y wrru Illll‘ li‘llu“ s. and worthy
of nut sin-l. ' .
l-K-r suiiii- rraisou which \\‘t‘lli‘\’t‘l‘klli‘\\‘
:iiiiiy “us :illowi-d to cross llll‘
[mummy and \vlulv pushing: him zit
\Vllll‘llllvptll'l‘ and llii‘uwiiigout ii Illlt‘
of 'le‘hi‘lf‘. llw wrili-r. “ho had i‘liiirgc
or in“ lu‘iguib- llll‘kl'l llllt‘. was placing
”mu m u (will. win-ii ll young-girl about
iiglilwn ymus ul :iizo \‘;llili~ out of ii
lmusv IlI‘Jl‘ by. so iiiguig :i ll it: in on“
lmndmnl ii min l‘Ulllli‘l in tho oilicr,
lii-ggx‘il of him to allow livr to go down
with llllll to soy llwsit dour guml l'mun
soldiers‘ and aim iim‘niiipnnu-d Iiiui
tli‘l‘l‘s‘a at grain l‘ivlll‘ purl of ilw way on
Illl‘lr blinds and kin-vs, bring in full
Vinw of tho l‘i‘lu‘lrl. and slip rx‘iuniiicd
tlu‘rcou tho lino tho wliolu day. rind
was as plm ky a girl :iauiw could wish to
3““:
IAN“!
Sli'itliivr lg‘liitid Ill-Ilia
Tho Sli‘ltltlt‘f Island llvllc‘ which has
lw‘vu purchased rind lillrd spcciully to run
l-otuwn this oily. Wilson l'uim. llcll ls.
bind and liulnii l‘niut. \\'lllt‘lllllllli‘lli‘i‘ tliu
sclisoii iicxt Saturday. llliili‘l‘ the com-
iiiiuid of l‘wpt. t‘liairlcs F, Mills. Thu
simiun-r will Imu‘c lln- South Norwulk
Simuiilmzit dock daily‘ \Siiiiduv except-
nll at 2.00 and 6.15 p. iii. livturniiig
will leave [titan l'oiut lll 5.15aiid 9.00 p.
in“ and t‘llllllt'l‘l with all tniiiis till the
lkiiibury iiud Norwalk lhilroud or Wil-
sun l‘oiut. Ou Nli-iuoriiil [My illiiiiiliiy
.\l:iy fill in addition to the rcgular trips
from this city. lhc summer will conucct
“‘llll tho following trains from South
.\'urwalk: 76.“. 8:58 ii. mi, 12:51 :Hlllmltl
4:39 p. in. Stviiuwr will leuvo ltoton
Point to connect \\‘|lli trains us follows:
5:1“. lllzlll 3. iii.. 1:00 3:10 rind 5:15 p. in.
'l‘lw stcmiicr will touch lit Bell Island on
all trips. Nrixt 'I‘liumdaiy Capt. Mills
will give tlu- prcss an vxciirsioii on the
sir-ruiwr. mid all‘ord them an opportunity
to visit llell Island. and partalw of 3 din-
ui‘r fiirnisliod by the Messrs. Grumman
at llotoii lloint. The steamer willnot be
run Sundays. Iilllt‘l‘ in the season tho
llaiibury & Norwiilk railroad com \aiiy
will put on till excursion car fugmi lam
bury to \\'ilsoii l'o'int. which will_ leave
llaiibury at 1 p. in. An extra train will
also run from Norwiilk. so that there
will baeiglit trains daily between this
cityaiid \\'ilson l'oint. As we have ac-
cepted the invitation to participate in
the excursion. dinner. etc. next week.
“‘1‘ defer further notice until we
can write on a full stomach.
Iii-r. II. A. lielano's h-cturc.
The lecture on the Power of the
Minority. delivered by Rev. II. A.
Dolano at the Opera House, Not-walk,
Tuesday evening. May 18¢?va a noble
effort. and fully illustrates the position
of our beloved country to-day.
\V'eighed down a she is with the ac-
cumulated curse of $898. bound with a
lettering chain which daily is becoming
more galling. she struggles to throw off
the shackles which binds the soul as well
its body. and makes her a slave indeed
to that worst of all tyrannical monarchs.
“King Alcobfl.“ In her grapple for
freedom afar have taken the front. rank,
and bearing their breasts for the conflict
have dared to stand. and while dealing
well directed blows against her adver~
sary, above the din of little their
voices can be heard pointing the way to
victory. Such men are ind heroes,
and shining conspicuous among them
we recognize the subject of our sketch.
Taking a decided stand as be has on this
question. which is the greatest living
issue of the hour. he fully realizes. like
the heroes he so highly honors in his
discourse. first, with Galileo of old, he
must convince the people that the world
docs round: secondly. side by side
with artyn Luther, he seeks to nail
the thesis on the cathedral door which de-
clues I necessity of reformation,nnd then
shoulder to shoulder with Lloyd Garrison.
be directs the blow: which eventually
shall sever the. claim! which enihnl the
rum slave and bids him go forth once
more a free unit. This reformution, like
every other one thlt bu reached con-
summation, hhd its infancy with the
minority. He truly told us that ul-
though the Moses of the tattered slave,tlie
minted Linoolti, wu struck down, a
Julius wu up which led them
forth to freedom; so we no Inxiotuly
Elaiin for our dollverer which JehOv~
incontinent!!!” “lengthen the am
“it voice of his “reunion on the talk
of Zion until the victory in our.
Al 0mm
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FISH. CLARK 6L FLAGG’S WALKING AND KID GLOVES.
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Hats and Caps,
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS.
45 Main Steel,
NORWALK.
HAVING ENLARGED
OUR
CARPET ROOM
to double its former size. we are now ready to show a larger assortment thin ever of
INGRAIN a. TAPESTRY CARPETS,
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IN ALL WIDTHS,
STRAW MATTING
IN ALL GRADE.
BUGS AND MATS
IN, LEADING SIZES,
WalliPaper and Borders
SHADES and FIXT‘D RES.
, A.\DIOKERMAN & SON.
39 Washington Street, - South Norwalk, Count
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T. BURR GUYER & “SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
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CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.
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