New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1927, Page 11

e e [\\tre left kept up the fight s on, were used to drive the SEICHEPREY FIGHT : ANNIVERSARY NEAR - New Brnam Soldiers Proved( s Heroes Under Fire years ago today, dead on hix still warm gun, n, fore him were strewn more tha Without Breakfast bodies of the Prussian Guard fust beyond the |another man was found, the | pierced with a b after its lonz through the n routed out of Dead and .mv»z 1 back without of the most bloody to snl‘!"vr[ the lines the war, case the attack succeeded In breal Citation ing through. Getting i for the ll‘m his h by 1 one rements of hi . had be the dugouts | breakfast after citation heroic work in Nine the people his ot New Britain knew that municating trench ment. With no 1 on the ul } come in all its reality. ow Britain 0 I was placed mate outcome of the war, as the e boys had been in the thick of the Mud in readiness vropaganda had it the! q ront line trench mixups, some haq Might com “shock merely A and a fey 1 been _All day long the enemy ont untrained | | vears ago mext Wed. hounded “the positions. a " g Connecticut was rocked C1%ar view of the land from the look- d into ther e thek Hev o e out posts on Mount the German the spirit that 1 them to gunners leveled t 4 vositions of the 1 shr big guns on the bird battalion and pnel and high explosive antry of the 2 suceesstully defe s positions in front of the city of look back and & did the 1 always adv at no time in inch b Tec will Britain membership of the group of natfons words be faithful to His Maj heirs and successors w in virtue of the common and with Great dhcrence to a caning of Tt is taken means from the Gr “not too much,” s Who was Gio Paolo Mag A famous violin 1 about 162 eve the color W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, :\nrl‘ Scenes which proved only too well | the following oath: “I do selemnly grenades, rifles bayonets, one the gallant fisht made by the de- | swear true faith and allegiance to povmdvrs. pistols, trench knives, | fenders of the Seicheprey post. told | tha Constitution of the Irish ything a man could lay his the story. A machine gunner lav ite as by law established, and th ot < of the k hun Toul in the first pitched battle of ©ON the heads of the loc; Dug Irst The sun fs a sea of surging - war between German and Amer- (10 the side of tha trench not dar- Nepray, never 168t & lve s oivli ST6ia it an iinoan tasoant ivan troops. This engagement hay IE to lift th then always went the | gaceous state, and the combustion | one down in history as the Bauie d¢ o . s and Bernacourt the 104th was moving in, b tack came through. Par or. which | ~q. I, in which follows men from N commandi e April 7 dn were not among those units 102nd, through at his inability “Luddies” t0 | gy leh hoe nt of the attack to get relief through to stop the e o Wl %6 qAv: a member of the | massacre in the front lines, ordered ' gay G on v . took part in a coun- FURREr after runner out to find out in the evening and drove if possible the damage that had | German troops back to their |heen done. Many went out but none in the sh of Mount came back. | A | was t livisional headquarters at Menll-la- | tonr to the artillery positions up the ey was the most post of the position in the held line. 1ere with th ful ex- | 26th division It was situ- v was raised, “The ‘ t 20 miles north of the i it the middle of the | By 9 o'clock, © and D were prac- | | S el salient. teally wiped oy and B coun > 1aid at the charged and mterchar; of Mount & izn hill that an abrupt and dominated the posi- could do no more than (Prussians in what had be @ tions of troops opposing. fown front lin Attack after Q. he third battalion with Com-|tack failed to throw the cn ies 1. part of it from this city, nd K of Hartford, in the front lines and L of Meriden and M of | Winsted in support, had been hold- '« g the lines for five days. April 19 the date set throngh regimental horde ba Yankee Artillery Opens Vire he hours crept slowly 1l that deafening roar of ing shells with the tore up the QUESTIONS AN You can question of WERED an anew r to any or information by got tact for a relief and the first bat- ‘at 11 o'clock, nt note crept | $1IUNE o the Question Editor, lion ordered into the lines ta g, e roar. Something was go- | NC¥ Britain Herald, Washington take the positions to be v 1 bY ing the other wuy. The Bureaw, 1322 New York avenue. ho third battalion ! lery with i Vashington, D. C. enciosing two the hungry Silently Enter Stations ; AN night long, 1ts n stamps for reply. Medical, 1 and marital advice cannot be Ameri- slenlaiontine s i oans o o several | SIVEN, nor can extended research ont wher mental hours, 1T be undertaken. All other questions quarters were situated in dug outs. hehind t1 | will receive a perscnal reply. erept. dos -| Thompson still Y coal i with a handful of 1 A rey anc veld T wools tiously to their ic 1 Company C Middletown and gipeors of bot any D of Bristol with Captain il hola on H old of this city In (jough many ommand cd to the £ 1 by Companies T | of these may be stated as approxin the ocean? gases makes the sun's col What {s the m aning of th name Olga? It is Russian and “gracious Queen.’ Was there a President of States who served on on Tha shortest hat of William T admini ry ¥ It varies lightly but What is the avejage depth o About thirteen © is always Hable to arres means the stratior rrison dead and won lait) Motor truck after motor truck, e “‘{Hrl: :f it ol ir idea of the “amateur loaded with artillery ammunition, | QML e tuser tull soldiers” decidedly chang- was sent with all possible haste from Diopce Is the lifting power of 14 fect of helium gas? N the wo The wor ‘or wag 1.365,000,000 metric tons nl in pr icing States tions heing vacat An assoclation Incorporate nd K. With only whispered in- ). exchange of ot 2 in New York in 1903, whose object struetions, the ng companies piaci Order stante The amendment must be voi- | is to acquire 1 before the stole st - com nfusion snd the inte nd disposed of before the citizens of the (tes, through | . rades took their places. SWITL ulled, The hour was noon. L motion to vore unphlets, and otherwise, inforn n akte, o sllent il 1000 rhen the situation cha the ion about American 1t roved later to b was whispered 1l it the 4 ont forces and fheir given and the, . to connter wdment in- | awaken publie int elicf was instualled about 8:30 in the [ o ; e rRl morning ry with one pounders ponrs develop ¢ Vi 1 shrapnel into the midst of ization is patriotic to li & : ed cou Dresolation n from g four vears faced i men lently peercd | | script through posts for any | roving patrol. A deep and impe L trable fog hung front lines SO0 ¢ o Bk Ak n in ront | ] l an's lan ordinarily used, which Exciteent ned during lominion or:sover-ignty o Sev s {Eacka id > whole of Treland is still under on positions ocenpied | ntrol of Creat Tritain, Every ttalion on the right after wave came over the r th Parlian of the tillery in ground and the Prussians saw them Trish Free State is required to take md each time the wer to the coming. Having stood a pounding nav yembersk is ions. How many Mormons were fn January T. How old s race horss Six years curtain of but Suddenly about 4:45 a. m., a ter- about turned most of the men into vific blast rent the air. Shells, | strotcher beg wounded were {ANE dealing death and destruction began | carried out. ad were being 1o hail on the American front lines. | counted. Stock was being taken of of the Germans 10 sp. 1 had enol lition of the Ame T . ! asses A deathlike were swop n by art et anott| vith rifles held alwa truek and in panic, the | rvied to pieres the fog . with the tables turned, tr | vag heard and the | to scnd out patr | ot away, but very fo a | (' of the third hattalion were still in[in a short half an hour, the nt | { the P. C. (poste de command) giv- | was retaken strict orders ing all the information ible to | given not to st battalion offi then in en began th work o |caring for the ac Groans ’ The sentrics the One for one w 1. On Ame taken prisone were wounded, rushed to the dugouts losses. ond called r * Signals were [ count in de «nt up for t ipporting artillery eighty-thre to open up and the attack was on, | presumably The bar lifted and_swarming jmore hung cans w Many \ out of their places of safety, the wen from Bristol and Middletown el leaped to their places at the parapet. Still nothing could be scen. Flare fter flare was sent up but in the dirty murk of the early morning Og, no of life could he seen, Rocket after rocket was shot into | the air calling for tillery but the alls were in vam because there was no annmunition. A short return to | the hail of fire laid down by the German gunners and then silence H rom the support lines On Come The Prussians Out of the mist loomed the fierce- iy cha T'ri s Fourteen undred troops” discovered terwards fo be a section of the | THE FAMILY ALBUMPICKING UP_ - . . . . By GLUYASWiLLIAMS | e | SATURDAY, A personal checking account is the greatest of all business convenien should 1)6 It not only means safety for funds, simplified personal ac- counting, personal credit. And think of the hours and steps it saves when paying bills ! 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