art 0! the ceremony. two G’s:-
garrison wasrto join the re~
ERMAN FRONTIE'R
, troops along the German tron
ment has adopt“ snpolicy of
3
-iish frontier against amt. .
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umittance to Tomplc . ‘
., the Honors
' Glendennins. am lets
tinel receives an; the nu.
» report or the Anointed
. world a men robotic news
In addition the Sentinel is g
of the Newspaper Enterprise
--n Which supplies restores.
,
' BLISHED 1870‘
mm 0“
re “The Yanlt'? Ere
g” to “The Yanks
Gone, French Here.”
SPORT SAILS
TOMORROW NIGHT
eterans Assist Major-
eral Allen to Lower ,
The Colors.
. inted Press ’
1. leltEITS'I‘EIN" Germany
i.-——The American flag was
down from Ehrenbreitstein at
day. .
merican forces in Germany.
hine watch completed. turned
rd today, and unsafe. Germ
that that gay retrain "The
re Coming." must now be _‘.’
. to “The Yanksll-Ieve Gone .
hench Are Herd."
s a day of simple ceremony
rgeants. picked (row. among
runs of the Seventh Machine
talion. Third Division. who
'at the last battle of the
Awero accorded tho honor at
‘ Maia-«General Benn '1'.
lowering the colors it the
. at this noon. Théee non-
oned ottlcen wars
miner. Lester Km '
LLong and Frank” 1‘0-
with their comrades oi can?
u and M, the veteran mm;
with full neck beside tgo l- \ ' “39
or the moment 1' an e
flutter down the nth-,3: over an-‘ mun?"
hrenbreitstein and the trl-color ell. Th bonds ”° t° b‘ 5N""" in
as take its place. For the titty years. and accordi to Conn-4
cilman. Mills' resolution the :Coi‘i‘ncii
and the Board or Estimate and Tax.
ation is to' appropriate a certain sum
each year to pay the interest. which
shall be payable semi-annuity._ The
Board- or Estimate and Taxation‘ is
also to profide a certain sum to the
sinking fund to meet the bonds‘ on
they are retired. The usual proviso
that the bonds shall be in serial
form. and shall be sold at par and
shall- not carry more than 5 per cent.
interest, were carried in the resolu-
lion,
Douglas Nash, presid t of the
Board of Education. ad eased the
members of the Council last evening.
on the matter or the school needs."
Pauline ‘Dlver,
an advertising expert.
’A bill is to «be
French soldiers. numbering
n. and agFrench band were
1' of the Eighth early. in the
on and the regiment crossing:
ine into Cablens was to pass
h the city to thesauroad sta-
entrain tor Antwerp and the
rt St. Mihiel.
St. Mihiel saiis nun-filly night
«e tide.
HTROOPSON
-:~.s
. istcd Press needed. He pointed out that the sum
. ow Jan. 24 “39,0“. from of 81005000 was available from the
y indicating nonhuman o$fld00%khool bond issue authorised
n 1918. of which but halt has been
used. and he asked that' this sum be
made available as soon as possible.
The Council voted to take such ac-
tion asfivould be necessary to make
u: been received here. The
ulwaitln‘
ents.
understood that 3% is tale
measures necessary!» guard
pending actual de-
es podibiegiso ”that. by. the? tall 02‘ this
. fl . _
After serving 16 years in~the AlisonatStateiPrison on a. murder charge.
Louis Victor “fie received his :reedom. and- glert'diis cell to marry Miss
eriy of South Norton: ondtnccelfli filmooo-aqear job
in. New York. While in prison Eytlnge
Concdmen Favo *5 Bond ”$188116 ,
fer New School Buildings
WillBe Voted on at the Next W Election—Calf Pasture
and said that new schools were badlyH make an investigation and
this out: 0! 3130.000 anilablo as soda ‘
,4 Mr. and Mrs. mm
gathered at the Worth hone. if:
Noswaik.’
Emma Rider and
' home of the bride by, the‘nov
mt Kaulbeck. pastor ct”
sirenue ht. E. church. .,_ .
in evening the Rev. 1... Ear!
spanner. pagan pastor ‘oi! the church.
read a poem “Golden wedding?
:w» i: had been read: at: the golden
ding at Mr. Alntrlorui's parents.
and which is given at Wheel".
GOLDEN mm
.6.»
blished a national reputation as
a»
links of any galdon years
to the golden tins.
WEic’h now. with glad and grateful
'. v team. »
We celebrate and 1%
ch. chain or love! oil. ring or gold:
' year’s fled?
new has union: on
an. onion is: love: on. ring or gold!
AThat thus could not divide;
Beach was convict;
or 340.000.1uving {ha That hometown changes matron!
The lover and his bride. -
$99!
no at: over takiooo available rm- the
other work. Plans are being made .2
for the new roads at present and .The little ones have come and gone;
committee is to be appointed 1,. The old have aw:
Mayor Bax-ion, to award the road lint love—immortal levee—mes on;
contract, this commlttee to be an- And blossoms 'mid decay.
nounced at a later date. after bids 0“ chain °f lava 0!" ring °t gold!
”have been advertised for. That 3“ the years dolled, cg!
W. R. Cartwdxflt. of Cove Avenue. And “t" in" growing strength old
was the sole person who appeared 0“” “the" ”“1 “rm-MT
when the'public hearing on the mat-
ter of building line! for Cove Avenue
and. for both sides of Gregory Boule-
ward was broached: He only naked
what the lines were to be and‘ was
informed that. a. committee of free.
holders would designate them. Henry,
Rider. Thomas. Ca'vanagh and Ever-
ett Huntley are the committee.
The city engineer was ordered to
recom-
mandatlon tor the Council in the
matt or; re-numbering Fifth street.
which subject was broached by Conn-
cilman Geoue Ingham.
Marvin m residents are 0th
abled to reel safer since the Council
pa-ed a. resolution presented by
Councilman .l‘oeephf R. hylor. calling
W. ‘
(Continued on Page Two)
The golden bridal! Ah. how sweet.
The music of its bell.
To those whose hearts the vows
re peat!
Their lives have kept so up!!!
Oh. chain 0:, love! Oh. ring of gold!
on. marriage true and tried!
That binds with tenderness. untold
Our neighbor and his bride.
“C.
We give you joys. dear. precious
friend. .
The heartiest we can give:
For when lites lovlns‘ journey ends.
There’ll still befits to five!
Oh. streets or gold! Oh. harps of
gold!
01; love beautlfied!
Joined in a heavenly home. behold
Our dear friend and his bride! '
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth have lived
alk Man Gains
«uncement has beenmelved
-ted at the Fairlieid County .
brary here or the admittance
Inner Temp“. til. m
of the English bar 01.8.10”
. Glendenlng of Noflflk. Ho
-uste of fiction Gone” 03-
requirement of the Elm
that the notice bemifl'
w Library or the candidstp'i
for a. period at tour- moans.-
-tice. dated December 1!. 1918.
that on r i. . I!”
nning was admitted as s. m- ‘
of no '
Temple. He is the are 01m
Y evening.
‘ork F. C.
2‘ fl ,.
corauungw a.
out at
band
‘ ,. new mm Jan. ,24.—-m mop:
sat... on
. who directs the Connecticut Goa
~ intimately b
., We got the me. under mi
i, threatened to spread ficther was f
. mammal: bounded, error-nae.
in East Nor-walk all oi! their mfis‘led
life and are well known and loved
They have three children. Harry 3.
Ainsworth or East Nor-walk; Bragg;
St. John Hull or 86an and like
Edna E. Alnswsrtb or New tori: city.
HRBCAIJSES
W L& and two when“: Momma
Loretta Moflhlchikh'en or Ram
Aim Hill-1N w .. w —
WP!”
thotnnflthre houseotthefibt. _’
ion Orange stmt.
The 10mins. 7 at use one.
WW1 mammm .
AWN Crown M
woith were united in minions at the “
the; East } ‘_
. everythibx We
a never ending search for mecca}
Marcel Mimflcmmunlst member ‘
§promptly at 9 o ’clock to .
velopmen‘w when he is placed“ tin-lei '
or the French Chanibéror amt!
may be the center 0! W de-z
formuonosaxesnltothisaympathy
s
noticeable among ‘ .m
in: sentinel candidates mucking
names at the top of.
tions‘. each or which b
how far. fully 611um fully paid for.
ails ready for a‘- 'nevriowner to drive
from the sale‘sroom.
The fact that these prises. only
three or a long links“ so wonderful
that they might well be called an in-
spiration to those who want most to
own them. is responsible for the con-
sistent drive that is going on this week
in the ranks of mic» candidates—o:
steady. result;getting mmnt evi-
dent in every section of the New}:
tions a stepping stone- to the winning
or the big swank.- " A
This movement is not confined to
the city»: districts; From“ the (tidying
territory comes reports ‘02 tactivity
equalling the e‘dorts or local canal.
dates. Up to the meson! tin-editors:
has been great rivalry between the
outside and the city districts}? is to
which shall head the list. This hon-
cred position has been «so bird
fought for. the?» hold inter-z any
‘ottlme erroranynufnberot
hours seems little short a! impossible.
This is particularly mama-mg
midweek. when ganglionic realm
that the largest veteran being issued.
(Continued on -Page Two)
‘ -, min session,
patriotic “‘0an at the Germans;
and Herr Spindler,
"in: his meat was
place: .athelr < 217. as mu ’
Nonmeflnfii
m Whether.
ind “dam. me
mm
L Thom
am We“!
and gaies shi .
winds
Thursday infill
min
MAYRME, Jan. 4.41%;me five now am
industriali
tial' trying
eraeedfioflvhhythal‘mwhmw
7.. hmtndsrfor‘thm'm‘to thoFreneh db—
mode fol-B Yafleycesi. Wu‘tkd‘ose artiste-s-
hethbm Watt-ks
They we“ aim guilty and'inies mm
Herr Thyme “fined $100 francs, W m in”.
“7% frames.
Herr Kesten‘ was- «A; 15,332 {mam wmm- of th
Essen Anthracite Coal
Dr. Frederick Grimm. the ‘ ‘
lawyer, retained by Kerr ,, ‘
assistedeby Counsellors 'Walla
Jayson. Alfred medulla and
monsoon or mos. and it.
at of Nancy. Ibo French “may
rises to 1b. Gorn’nns. ‘
colonel Dabeugnl. the m pro-
netmarnhn!’ of the French Rhine
'gedbytheb‘rsnchArmyastech
ens of Fit”
We Rhinslsnd con
Bodln,tho .‘rey
, Capt-in
Elisa and" themrt. mu mains:
in firsts for fifteen minutes. de-
claret! its competency pd ordered the
trial to praised.
Herr Thin-en was the first prisoner
to be questioned. He admitted booing
netus‘ed on Jan. 18. at Bredeny to'
obey an order glv'en by the
tion authorities tor the deli
cool.
“I am a Germh and my duty com-
pels me to obey the orders ct my
country and to serve my country." he
said. "The entry of troops into the
Ruhr was not instilled anything.
That is why I will re ”faithtui to
n-
o!
‘my tatherland."
At the suggestion of the French
technical adviser. as a. means of sim-
plifying the procedure. Herr Thyssen
’OesseaneAssoclat ' mil-anesandfien-“Yenmofthc
no fire other m :9?“
u "II-em to Herr Toy-en's same.
By Assodsud ‘
WASHINGTON.
man government in ,
to the
governor
811:: W ' A
has -
alleged “terrorizing in ~
German onciak to to ~
ance in the execution
measures” in con
French and Belgian
Ruhr. and declarchrdv
Interamed Rhineland w.
covering the occupation to
less! vein "
Both notes were made pu-
last night by the German en
themiold the circumstances under By
which the French had summoned the
lndustiiatlesders to a mm which
he did unturned. at which the
chh instructed than: to obey or-
dots. and hid :snbscquent announ
was: he “must obey the German
authorities. and could “not comply
under memos. ”
.33
T3030, Jan. zit—Nb m.
rlsgewouidbeafiowedtotsksplscsthe
BERLIN Jan. zi.-Ai‘ter a. _
four hour protest strike the we
in the mod stinoss mines
the Ruhr work today “in
or to continue the production or
for unoccupied, Germany.” it was,
’ 7 (Continued on Page Two)
Churches of the State Seek
While: Days Old. Advertising
“We! Agekeqmresiqts.
mmmtwhfieia
after a hate or
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