The Newtown bee., 1899-09-22

perintendenG would have to shut OH part
of the water, the school building would
be in q worse condition than the young
mans breath was when he wanted to go
counting and went out into the garden
and ate garlic TO destroy the scent of
onions. From the bottom Of my heart
wish that the contractor would be hui
name enough tn give the town credit fDr
all OF the furniture to that filthy cess pool
and use it some other way. Mes rly allof
the children use ordinary accommodation
at home, besides the larger part Of their
time Ia spent at home. It does seem to
ne outrageous for town that is In debt
to borrow money and pay interest on
such nuisance. specially when it Ia out
OF order. 1t looks to me like the New
town bridge affair, 60 and pay $500
when 300 would make bridge pt RECT
ly safe for the public to travel over. Why
not save that $1,000 towards the in debt
edness of 1.-THE town? Here 10 the point
where Brother Knox and l differ. L want
to put down expenses and pay up the
town debt and have the town live with
in its means, but he favors the populs
side that are determined to increase
taxes and also the indebtedness OF the
town. II the farmers don't wake up ard
open their eyes and get out OF this dull,
morbid state and like their fathers on
Bunker Hill, stand for the right, for
their rights and that of their children
England will be as helpless and
dependent as the down trodden race of
che south were before Abraham Lincoln
with few strokes of his pen sent a thrill
through every patriotic heart In Ameri,
ca. Onr fathers bought our freedom and
independence with their lives and sealed
it with their blood and IL their children
haven't got courage enough to MAINTAIN
the rights and privileges their father gave
them then they are set Of COVE rda.
Good by, Friend Knox.
P.S. For the benefit of the weak
kneed and faint hearted. let me quote
few lines [ learned when L was a boy
and attended Sunday school up among
the Berkshire Hills:
Dare to do right; Dare to b. true:
Other mems failures will never save you.
Stand by your conscience your honor, your
faith,
Stand like hero and battle till death.
Look at your work as you'1 look at it then
Scanned by Jehovah and angels and men"
IL. s. Dowd.
Miss Gussie White of Danbury is q
guest at Edward Nichols.
Mrs Miles Holmes and Hattie Atwood
are spending the week with Mrs John
Marvel of She field, Mass.
Rev r. r. Reynolds and wife returned
on Thur sday fr om their six weeks trip
TO England. We hope his health is bene-
flied.
Miss Edith Allen returned on Monday
to Bethany College, West Virginia.
Miles Holmes took drive to Cornwall
Bridge and back on Friday, a distance of
A miles.
Miss Jennie Scott recovered from her
Illness so as to be able to return to her
home on Monday, accompanied by her
brother, where she is under the care of
DR. Bacon.
Miss Yoshi Yamagoochee, a Japanese
student, has returned to New Haven,
where she Is taking a post graduate
course at Yale University.
Edward and Charles Nichols drove up
on Sunday from Waterbury to the Meth
odist church and from thence to their
homo In Weekeepeemee.
Mrs Charles Willard is entertaining
her sister, Miss Nellie Bronson.
Luther G. Scott of New Haven spent
Sunday at Joel H. Atwood's.