Dedication of the Soldiers Monument North Haven Conn
Dedication of the Soldiers Monument North Haven Conn
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' ' The pupils of the public schools, seconded by their teach- ers took up the matter with great spirit. They sold soaps, they picked berries, they ran errands, they solicited work, they denied tliemselves pri\-ileges, they made sacrifices, that they might have share in honoring the men who fought to maintain the best gov- ernment tinder the whole heaven, and in this, all ttnconsciotisly rose to a high level and laid the foundation of a patriotism of greater value than all the soldier's memoria...ls that ever stood in the world from the plains of Mara- thon to the hills of Gettysburg. The finances of the monument being assured, work on the foundation began in May and was soon completed. The base is eleven feet long, five feet wide and six feet deep. It con- tains brick and Portland cement laid in the most substantial manner under the direction of Charles N. Uavis, foreman of the mechanical department of The Stiles Ihick Co. Pro- vision was made in it for the deposit of a "corner stone box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' The pupils of the public schools, seconded by their teach- ers took up the matter with great spirit. They sold soaps, they picked berries, they ran errands, they solicited work, they denied tliemselves pri\-ileges, they made sacrifices, that they might have share in honoring the men who fought to maintain the best gov- ernment tinder the whole heaven, and in this, all ttnconsciotisly rose to a high level and laid the foundation of a patriotism of greater value than all the soldier's memoria...ls that ever stood in the world from the plains of Mara- thon to the hills of Gettysburg. The finances of the monument being assured, work on the foundation began in May and was soon completed. The base is eleven feet long, five feet wide and six feet deep. It con- tains brick and Portland cement laid in the most substantial manner under the direction of Charles N. Uavis, foreman of the mechanical department of The Stiles Ihick Co. Pro- vision was made in it for the deposit of a "corner stone box.
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