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American Revolution.

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Preserved as Memorial by Sons o
American Revolution.
East Haddam, June 6.-This was per
haps the greatest day East Haddam
once important as commanding a largt
West India trade and later as manu-
Featuring CENTER has ever known. The
town conducted a dual celebration, tina
of the two hundredth anniversary o.
the separation of the town from the
mother town of Haddam and of the
dedication of the house where Nathan
Hale, the martyr spy first taught
school after his graduation from Yale
college, by the Society of the Sons OF
the American Revolution Of New York
and Connecticut to the uses of the So
ciety that the building may stand as a
perpetual memorial to Hale.
To-day was chosen for the exercises
as It was the one hundred and forty
fifth anniversary of the birth of Hale
The arrangements>for the two events
so closely connected as to be almost
one, had been going forward for weeks
and were complete in every detail. The
large gathering had fully anticipated
and ample provision had been made for
their comfort and entertainment. Open
handed hospitality greeted the visitors
on every hand,
The celebration began at 10 o'clock
this morning in Goodspeed's opera
house, where the exercises connected
with the towns anniversary We're held.
| They included a musical programme
and an historical address by Anthony
e. Emory Johnson of Johnsonvlle
EAST Haddam) and an address by
Judge Julius Atwood. At the close Of
| these exercises a procession was form
ed to march to what Is known as the
Upper Landing. The First company
| Governors Foot Guard acted as an es-
cort Music was furnished by Colt $
band of Hartford and the famous old
Moodus drum corps, A stop was made
a quarter Of mile up the street, where
the Nathan Hale schoolhouse is now
located, on bluff overlooking the riv-
er, and a short distance west of the
main thoroughfare. Mrs. Marcellus
Hartley of New York, a grandniece of
Nathan Hale, unveiled the bronze sta
ute of Hale made by Enoch $. Woods,
the Hartford sculptor, the gift of the
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