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ountry hes been more un-
or eorntetnptlbiy slendered
.1 ew England. The hsppinese
- “gainhebitents of Connecticut
like their mumers. morals
V minds the Bridgeport Telegram.
Yule men will recognize the name
of Timothy Dwight—not the Yale
president of comparative modern
memory. but his grandfather—who
Wu called from his parish at
Greenfield Hill to heed the univer-
sity. He wedi threatened with suit
for dsmsges in consequence by his
indignnnt parishioners. who declsr-
ed in meeting that giving God's
word to n country parish was a far
more importent work than heading
e university. snd instructed the
perish attorneys to see what legal
steps might be taken.
Any good anthotogy or American
verse must include quotations from
Timothy Dwightf’ but to residents of
this vicinity his most interesting
work is a. poem in seven parts.
"Greenfield Hill." from the notes to
which the quotation above is taken. . ‘ '
In the preface the poet set out his erend poet and llll" pmphct.An1- » ’ ' ~
objects as follows: crica has wronged him only l‘)’ ”I" 86 Washmgton st.
In the Parish of Greenfield in modesty or hw< \‘l.‘-ll‘.'l. .‘Jtm indm-ril
the Town of Pail-field. in t‘nnnecti- it has I-nmI to 111-" :"h" \“1‘0‘ 93m
out. there ‘is s. plessnnt end beeuti-
ful eminence. culled Greenfield Hill:
at the distance
Long Island 80
hence there
some village.
etc., all of them alluded to in the
following poem.
part of the eminence the eye is pre-
who survived the invasion ”of then
country by Capt.
strayed.
from the eminence above mentioned
and on the margin
ject of th _
suggested not unnaturally the 111:1“?
in the poem, and suggested by
general state of the country.
led a contemplative mind to
forward and call up ti view it.:
liable situation
pronching period.
(lotions, which appear to be lni vi fur
the future greatness and prospcnl)
of the American Republic,
\erv pleasing \I'vus of this sultjou
to a poet.
has. in the sew-nth part of the work.
endemored to mail himself.
three miles from
On this emi-
but hnndr
academy.
is e smnll
:1 church.
From the highest '
lift-“ad y‘all "blue
Where suns decline snd
Their eyes shall view one free. elec-
tive sway. '
One blood, one kindred reachf“ VVfrom
One language spread;
wsv'i ”to thet "m- ”“335 that 2124 . . ,
‘ where suns decline and evening
oceans faith
G. o: P. Organ Attacks ,
Hughes-Conch Plant
WASHINGTON,NOV.1.-——Apropos
distnnt shore.
evening
0083.118 roar.
see. to sea,
.one tide of
.‘ing their on no chcount will sh- re- VI
duce her demands upon Germiny.
'not arrived Iwhen Europe will ac-.
cept anything f1%m us but our men
and our money. '
issue in 1924 will be what America
can do for Europe.
VOooiBgeVsnd muons-ire.
"It is evident got the tim hns _
land’s pnrty of millionaires to dinner at the
probably will result in no outbreak. caused 1 rev
"Senator Underwood says that the
The interest iot‘
Mason, were do-iV
lying about three milcs‘
of the Sound
ourth.part.
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Honest old 'lllllllih) Dnight. f'C\-
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“nu-“cu which theonsgec::dco:3:- "1““ With an extensive [and dc- manners "In: _ or ‘he Hughes-Curzon scheme for the American people continue. to be
man“ ever boast. A thorough iightful prospect of the surrounding One scheme of sctence. and of'or- an economic conference to bring centered on what the American gov- \ >_ 7
PM tmpnrtfsl development of the COUNTY. and of the Sound- On this als 0n°-" back stability to Europe, the Nation- ernment can do for the American . n -
m o {society in Connecficm and height the writer is supposed to But we are ”raid that our mag- nl Republican, organ of the Repub- people. A man who expects to run V. A.» .
gun-191“. lnves‘183tion of we stand- The first object there ofier- niflcence would somewhat abneh lican national committee. says in‘thls for President of the mom: States ,1 1‘
um. .31 imhnppiness would pro- lngitselr to his View, is the land- the Revolutionary clergyman, and week's issue, out today: should not hug the delusion till! 2.:
my, throw more light on the ”u, scape: which is accordingly made our morals somewhat dismay him. ".\ow that the crisis has perhaps what he is after is the general msn- . 3;; ~ , ‘
mothods of promoting the interests ”18 SOVPI‘MHS subject of the first He would Prefer the peaceful and been reached Europe should be sgership of_Eux-_ope." , ~ , g» ‘ - 5
u“ mankind “u“ all the volumes of part of the poem. The flourishing pastoral visions which he describes willing to try the plan of the United ' . _ ‘ ‘ ‘f'
philosophy which have been writ- and happy condition of the inhab- so well in 1131 poem. But then, he States to have a conference of_econ- ‘ - .7 31. , , .
.ten." . itants very naturally suggested lt- could no more understand us today ornic and financial experts to ss- r. t. ' ' (F, , . . 4
No this is not the reply of an self next: and became of course the than .we, glancing . about map of certain what Germany. isrnble to pay MA 0 » ’ . . . 3
outbtleiutic "boo-t. Connecticut" isubject of the second part. The the Lnited States today, can appre- under present conditions. 7 f _ " '1'
router to the “’1‘"le M Don Town of Fairflcld. lying in full which sawdhat tiny trip of colony “But France» amendsthe Ameri- , v: »- '7 ‘. g
Visit! nnd others like him although View. and not long before the poem eiate the daring nature of the vision can proposal by insisting on a. com-A " ,_ x f a?
. I‘Vl’lilht i'itly apply today for New was begun. and in :1 great measure on the Eastern seaboard extended mittee of experts named by the-Re- - _. *2 ‘ , fit“;
3 l d 1 h l Vd d t _ written out. burnt by a party of westward throuzh awhole empire. partitions Commission, and declnr— , :1 . , _ J)".
"‘n ' as muc '3" 9" 0 British troops. under the command ’ ' . . - , $2 ' g" --_
6" u it w” 139 years T5." Who" of Governor Tryon, furnished the ‘ ’ All an” of “0.. flea-ten. 5“ ‘i ‘ . .. 1‘“!
u“ '0”. “um“ um" “cw writ- theme of the third part. A field ‘ . Y; 3e erito ' end lglnfihltionns ms re- ~- ~:‘ ' -‘. tfd, I."
tell by the pastor of the Congrega- mum Pe uot Swamp. m which , . _ , -un d rd “mm“. We”: also 7 . _ ,7, . ’ .g.
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