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fizieriean Seaplane N04
rrives at Plymouth, England,
Alter Flight Across Atlantic
MUCH EXCITEMEHT
l3 CAUSEH BY AN
sfi Ferrel, Where She Stopped.
last Night, at 2:27 0’Cloek
This Morning, and Made the:
instance, 500 Miles, in Six
Six Cars Came Together
When One Stopped For
Troppel in
Ford Caught
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[i 'V (‘ai'mi Aquino of Norwalk owned a
”l'll.4l’€+l:.. May Ill, ~'l‘hc making the trip from Lishim to l'ly-Z ltl‘tjti mint! smi‘ot l-‘oal outing car up
~--.iplane NL‘l completed mouth in one jump yesterday. l’li‘i "l' "f” “‘“"H '“m-“l-U “““mt't‘lt ‘\|
‘:;ht troin the l'tiitctl Siltl(’s “as. compelled to alight yI-stertlayl‘f “"l ”"l' ”"1" ‘34 “I'l‘fi‘nll “'35
":ivv d here from Ferrol. morningr in the Mondcgo llit'er, about } *“Ll‘lw'l l“. MT” hi- \\-i\ wonder-1n:
c last jump of her journey ltil) miles up the Portuguese consul “T‘” V‘" We": l“ Div} the datum-:1“: A
. 1II. Total little (9:116 p. m., howevt r, lit-cause of engine tumble. “'34 5m” ””1 Th" J‘M' "ll" ”l" 0111."
.5 time). bu' lil‘tH'I'i dcd shortly as tar as- 10.4,; ilanialec to this lllllt‘JIZ‘J‘ “as a broken
'l'l“‘.\l in the event and the. rut. on the noithri‘cs'h-rii tip til the; l""-“‘t-‘T~h» l“'~"“-
l-er \vltich succeeded a rainy Spanish iiiainlantl. where the plan“; . lliurs-day :ttit l'll'Ittrll lllt 11- Was a con-
‘ brought out large crowds in \ta moored for the night. proepetlinaf 'lllllt>lt:~ stream e. :tiitth' tilts-“111;:
Arriving Americans, the early this morning [or this port. lHHUIIL’h “ct lav” tcnlre and one tad
._~.» ol \Yll()>‘“ plant».- were made l.l>lllt)N. May :7 (.\>5(H‘i:ttt'tl l” “Wk lm'll Will‘s In Order to cross- thtt"
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5c llltliN)!‘ at 2:1". o'clock. The l'rt ss) lli.-l;:_\-i-tli. (inc ol the Illltlliv ~llHl Milt l). liit ml" .tlolle) (ante
.il.it:t' a dashing litiish. swept it. the NW! on his arrival licie this“ “'0“! “l‘lllllt‘l‘t‘l'l Mill “"5 standing In
itndwartl and three minutes. evt-tliiiu. said ol the trip trtuii l’oiitst,‘h" S‘lUIH't'. A '0‘" M fill-“1" ln'llrm‘t'c'
~l sailed down the waters of llelgada: ‘ 3mm came over the hill and into the
‘..l'lt0|'. in the incompatiimcnt or “We ball a splendid journey. The
:.s .hum Lhamowds and salvos In: whim-n worked admirably. There, “‘Uu'TJ-W' ‘7" _",~-'" 1“?"va
in all the steam craft within sight, Was a sli;.. ht lot: when “e left the; - __.. “cc--
Imr ntrmorable transatlantic trip Azoies, but the \uathet impiovetl as; S
aural. the day went on. \K’e sci up a cheer}
'!‘ c .‘x‘t'~l lcl't l-‘ctrol at t‘JIL’T o'tlock, ‘.\ll"|l \\I.- saw the sands of Portugal. :
VVestport— '
THEAE HEA l HEH
HEClHlATlllH HAT
AHTH CHEEISIHN HAHES HAHT HAPPY?
My...
It me Parade in the Morning.
and a General Exodus to
Shore and Country in the
Afternoon—All Baton At-l
tendanee Records Broken
-—Trolley Cars to That
Place Crowded to thel
Roofs \Vhile' Bussmen.
Reap Harvest
Smilin: skies with the heat or a
>llltlllltl‘) sun. ttmperid TI_\' a delight
in] breeze made yesterday an ntnal
one for a holidayA and practitaiij.
entry hip. and li‘ile tltr'mn ncit con
lined in a sick htll tonti.\ed to cel
llll\ out «it its mot-ii
was lyrics“ d.
V into touitniss: Inn and not only the malnl
thoioughfart s but the bvwms leadlmrt
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7.11:" -. Enter at t th 5 th N lk p . c "" '““ M” h~ _- ~ 1- ., --—-—-—-’—-—‘—- ~ r" "w
._L.D 1810 0m” :3 Sacconrei-Cloa‘lss Ma‘TT‘H’TatterTSI SOUTH NORWA LK, C0; TN” ~-;TURD.A .Y, I‘EAY ul, 1919 Fair Tonir J'st and Probably Sunday TWO CENT.-
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CERHAHT Sllll
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EEEOHTS CHHTINHE TTT [Hill
_ llAllAH- HGOSlAV HHEST
SIGN TERMS. T0 A TIME ADJUSTW
For??? once Sst‘at'éds Pfjllxo Indi ation of the Action to no "farm by the ‘.
“e‘ 0 a a men 0 the Count: r-Proposals to the Peace Terms
The Associated Press cu, Have Been Presented to Germany
May 20th
HAD BEEN SHHJECT HHS-SIAN HHESHEVIHI [3th TH HATE
HE lllNH DEBATE DRIVEN PlllES EllllH VHEHTNIA TllllAT
Preamble l0 U19 (.erman Greeks Have Landed F—orccs at Av iali.Taking Control of
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tamed Many Similar . I
l’hrases fl. T-“ ”—- —- -i l l l llt' \s’sm lillt (l l‘l‘(‘~~\t
\‘litli a plenary session of the
Peace ( ‘onl'ctcnce lot reading the
Austlian pea ace teims set lot this
afternoon. cfi'orts “etc toiititiued
timing the ltlltlltl'tll to Lriiip: tlio
Tlflllflll-vlllflttsl‘d\ dispute ovw the
“film. 33;; “N03 CLUB TEENS
Hill THE SEASllN
Ollice rei'etaied tategoittaily ann ('lll
phatically today a statement made on'
behalf oi the Cabinet on Mas :30, that
'2r:imany declinvs' to sign the terms
ilititl before it." l‘l
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'In the meantime. the statement. ‘A Large AAttgndance and Adrldtlt ”"0“ m" I) a .t M t
which—“‘35 izivcn originally in llll' As- . , jusline iii. The litgoslav til. i a es,
sociated Press, has been circulated Harry SIX S Jazz Band ]l(l\\t \‘t'l. ale Mild to lie st‘lt: tin “(I
obs-tat lcs jumin" lot the present,
at least. ntoic l|l|_\ itldiiig than tliu
Italians. _
Meizlmhilc llll re has lwe'i no in.
-lllt‘(\ll!.'l10lll leiman) by the olicittl
'\\'olfl‘ llureau with credit to The Assn .
=t'lil\‘(l l‘i’ess‘.
Was Much Enjoyed--Fii‘ty
New Members
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hm." it in ”W “m ”I “muffin. . “Wye was- a “High “HP'MHHN‘ m «lit-:ltioii «il' \\llill at ‘tioti the Allied
(rowds lined the all ”‘0 knob. -"“5”".day' “11““ m" "I‘m 1 t 3 \ x‘ l o it re it‘d.
parade in Ill" mnrnlnz. and :tr: n'wttii , l I was opening tor the season. The "m “"-‘ l ml “" t“ "”- l R‘
as the oxeicises on Nttmnl‘k (":et‘n grounds were in gnod condition. :mtl ‘0 ll!" "“‘tl‘tm' l““l ““'l‘ l“ ”‘3
\tcre over tvct'ybody mud: n b- line the club house floor was in ('Xt‘t‘lanl peat-e 1(‘l'l'ls [H't \l‘llll'tl (lei-many.
tor home and a hasiy lintlieon, and ' condition tor dancing. llai'i') Six‘s‘ ll has 1,9,.“ 131.3211,“ “"1. however,
then headed Sllaltlll to some one of, T H r orchestra. lrom New Rochelle. provid- . l . ,_
' 1 ~ . . that most oi tlict itllllilll oiJct-
thc netiln shore t$Pu.l.\ or To! lilt‘; Q I ed the. music. and; tnere stas- just l
"cminiiy ' ‘ enough “jazz" in it to make it cheet‘l— “Ml" hate I“ ” -“""“"“‘l '” 3‘ ‘
my kind at an auto that (Ullltl u q, ingly popular with the young people. \Illllt‘ ol the l‘titnlill presentation
B The next dance will be held on Smut»- '
angs day evening. June‘ 28th. The bus line
Dd. was in opeiation and vtilI run t :wh
ol' the counter-propos‘als. lt in
Lao“ It. too. that the Allied l’owem
have made pi‘epa rations for almost
Big Packard Car
Into Telegraph Pole 21
‘. .. ””0“,“ limp and mm“ m, (“5. "No“ We “ant i.) get to Plymouth, l 1 s d 1
.. , _ . _ .. - , . , m “mm”. sown“ “-prp| manila) ant un ay until t ie last ot _ _ , .. .
F Ill (lilltl‘tllllllldli4l3’ 1.00 miles to at :a‘izii‘i :is'Ytuizjsib’lc. n 4- ‘ HNEEI] In KEEP :f:V‘V'\\Vl:‘):3~TU capacitv :tll tla\' and TM. Sends One Passenger t0 lune “hen daily tiipr “ill be math lllllllt‘tllllit‘ ilt'lltlll ll llll‘ (Il'l‘man.
:mrt iii six’ hunts :1” minutes. or \\ .\.‘lll..t. l()f\. Md) .,1.- Tue ' i'nm ”w evening. I, was worthy 0f Hospital starting at 10 o‘clock .in the morn‘mn- ‘ refuse to sign the treat); lit this
hours after the plane had started the
only nch the Navy Department, had;
‘I-Mivtd lioni tlm NC- 4 “as a brief
inc ssti've item I icut. ‘( omniander Read I
picked up and to] .13 ed by the destr'lo3-
cr Harding. announcing he had let'tl
Ft‘l lot [01 llvmouth on the. last leg of}
- late of neatly 72 miles an hour.
~;.t1-ltne’s pinyicss v as repmtc d
il times. in her fiiylit. across the
II‘ the Il.'t_\ of Hista}. fiist by
«um-l station ship. the destroyer.
vhich she passed at 7:11:
and next by Station No. 4, the
SllllllEHS HUSH
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V“, H ,z,.l“-(,(,,]V at 9:03. thi- transatlantic flight at 06:”7G180n-
- \"P-t was half way across thoV w-ith (2:27 “mliincton time). Makes That the safe
:iscay. and by noon she had: 1” TEST. Mn) ‘21. VA heavy rain lsi Thing, He Wrfles
:t-tl this- section of her voyacc.‘ falling met the lin'dls‘h ('hanncl and'
in the. uppci [lay of Biscav. the rouleV
. -, bitumen llrest and the Island
Until hi'ltl't-I‘ll ll: and 12:30 “l“‘l' “l” h" followed by the NC4‘ (' 1-H?” (:IIH'I‘-In.ynl.vrl'l ll l h ' ‘ l
' \thich lc it Fciiol this moinlng 1' p: 12’3“] xgiidislil‘iluThin- .. Uf(,;-“u,- :2}: "1'
. - . .. » till 9:14) o'--tlo(k no limits as to Hit» ‘. “ 7 (- .. “N
(ouimalttlti li‘-H1.\\l\0 I ~r-rvice men was shown in a letter
pro: its-s ol tht seaplane had been It«
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the staplane a- toss the Al-l
"liupa; :st (1 to the Azmesi
1-. l l. ishon. had int. nded‘i
ii HHSAIEHHS I;HAHH[lH VlEW HEACH
HEAT WHITES HPENS CEHH HTHJSE
Lon Elan Police Fight Fine Buildinir. in TV hich _ __ ., ., - ,
fitters — Firemen Also: 'lhere \Vill Be Social (ialh'lARREST WOMAN IN
. tiled as Blacks Invade cring. Motion Pictures and MYSTERIOUS ’1‘ 4X10.
ill-ll Guard Acedemy Dances for the Residents ‘ ’
. ”Vi-(3V, May .‘r'Tit‘in-n. The residents of Harbor View
lllllll'~ and soldiers ('(innt-('t-' it‘lH‘ll had a happy celebration yesten
Np“. “mm,“ Naval Base ‘ day. the occasion marking the formal
..,..(1 h}; “K V.” police, United opening of the season. as well as the
am, 4 “hit loaded rmps de completion of the handsome. new club
1“,“, P" 10' 4; and mid ‘house on the shore of NBrwalk har-
...-ila_t iii: in and W'eie tu1n«> bor.
4.. ii. "1.- ll att'hotitiug-s fol- ‘ This is a wooden structure. 26 by
, “m.“ 1.3M that has occur- 48 feet, “hich has been built by (‘on-
(-iiy in years. tractor Frederick Hodges, and is a
icceivcd irom him yesterday by David
lllder. federal director [or Connecti-
iltlll
Service. The letter, which was in the
nature of a reply to a communication
of the {rilelul director int'oi'mim: the
governor that less than 8' per cent. of
the returned (‘onnecticut soldiers
Were known to be unable to scenic
jobs. was taken to lndic ate the emu
rum 4 llllt'l Tile! aiinn ol the underly—
ing cause of the it‘cent Now Haven
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COL'l MDT' S 0.. May 31. —»—\li_4.
Leila (liizzr-L 2iyeaisold ofthis (in.
“as under arrest today at Iondon
Madison county. and the police were
seeking another woman in connection
with the murder of Milton G. limin-
van. 33 years old. a taxicab driver.
His empty pocketbook was found on
the taxicab seat beside him. He had
been shot twice through the back.
When found his Clothes were on fire.
Mrs (lrizzell was arrested while
walking near the scene of the murder.
She told the police she left the car to
pick flowers and knew nothing of the
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TRY TO SELL YACHT:
1 . , murder. The police said currency
LRA FT VVAS STOLEA found in her pocketbook fitted the
l 1.) —-—-—-———- shape of Donovan's purse. An un-
i» iii-.13 lg W!NSIEB FEREi (. REE.‘“’[(‘H, May 31.—~Two men used 38-callber cartridge also was
'- . .tg {in sang“, uniforn‘q were arrested found in her possession. She said
. litre ycsieida) “hen they attempted “Fall‘s? woman had been in the 03"
“'l 1 er. '
lto sell a yacht for $27 Inquiry by
and was valued at $5000 Later the
two men were turned over to police
t' .i me lccid out
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I about 12:30 oclock Fti- On board the yacht was found
. I ‘1 lmr’r“ ‘1 “ “”39 00‘“ much valuable motorboat equip-
.VVV'lhTm’ll' “WU." 10115 Of (30111 meat which the police believe was
- ,. bf , ‘ 1‘ d “”h thousands 0‘ stolen from launches and boat houses
... ~ luths and shingles, five along an
Nungeuer. Aviator Efler was the fly.
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Relief From Nervous Strain
is considered by
cut of the t'nitctl States l-Jmployment‘
no t that the big lie“ tats tesplendent
in flesh paint was way much in the-
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NHHHAEH YACHT
CEHH [ll’ENlNfi
H. Farrell
Commodore W.
Entertains on Board the
Flagship “Mystery. and
Sterling-W ellnitz Orches-
tra Provides Music
The formal opening of the Norwalk '
Yacht t‘luh was held yesterday. the
scene. at the club house at Hickory
lllnfl recalling“ old times to the men»
bets Then as a huge attendante
’antl evciythin: passed off splendidly.
'llic tolois \Mie linisted at 4:10
' gi‘tlock. and the salute littd lrom the
'c Lib :4 cannon.
MURDER CASE I
g- T4 arh :“In'nin Blazei the local police revaletlo that the eiatt "
P i“ g which the men were trying to sell had TW'O AVIATORS
It (.111 lill'y Ol'lg'lil— been stolen from a. Brooklyn dmdock FALL 200 FEET
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l"' W _ ' detectives from Brooklyn. The pair _PARIS- May 31.-—-One aviator was
-' . .u) ."..lerie nhith. said they were Frank \[ Carr. of In- killed and another was mortally in-
‘u \ilmm house neat J C. ; dianapolis, and 1;de “'aite of C 1.51. jured in“ airplane accident today at,
and”), and (on! sand out sea, Mass. lssy-les-Moulineaus. The man killed;
was Welby Jourdan. formerly mechanv
lclan for the famous “ace" Sub-Liam. '
er who received the mount mantles!
“title the Sterling-
“illnltz orchestra pla.\cd the "Star
Span; 'led Banner) The orchestra
also gay e a delightful concert in the
altetunon. and inland lor dancing in
the evening.
Commodore “'illiam ll. Farrell en-
tertained the officers of the club and
mam friends on board the flagship
\lysteiy momcd off the station and
the handsome craft was greatly admir-
ed by all.
The usual delicious luncheon was
sel\(‘d under the direction of Elbirt
Filth chaiiman of the enieitain-
committee. and this [noted a
\V.
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most delightful feature of the opening
day.
'lhe. club has many new members.
this season and a ptospeious em
looked forward to.
RUNAWAY BOYS
NEARLY DROVVN ED
N E“ YOR K. Ma y
escaping: from the Relonnatory
Randall's
their boat was overturned by the Eas
River rapids.
were found hiding in a building.
Mum and
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'll. —»Fitteen
youths who assaulted and tied with
sheets a keeper Vibo discovered them
on
Island early today. were can
‘ lured and taken in handcufls back to
: their cells: a few hours' later after six
had been rescued from drowning. The
-six attempted to row to mainland and
A seventh was found
submerged in mud and water up to
his neck in a swamp and the other:
The keeper, VThomas Dom m In
;4")llllt‘('l ion. the reported st atemcnt
A big Packard tourin: ‘car owned (Continued on Page T'fl'el .til' l’i'eiiiicl' l.lti_\tl (lcol'ge early tllil
All." ”195‘; ll- Alli“ Service (“1- 0T VFW. "““’”T~‘”’— i “I ck that if the (lei-mails did not
il,:;';.3‘:;..:‘;"amid ..l:;‘;.-":':.‘?.t‘;: 3NHH3EH mum “w WW... \'«-r~mw~
ltion jaunth-o Milford. me” ycstcr‘i'tay thl Vt \tould do so at lleiliti may he
coilsitleretl significant,
l-‘i‘itlay has an unusually inac-
tive day for the peace conl'ei'ccs,
[NAUTHACCIHENTAT
CHATEAU lull-1m W-
als into TW‘ieucli and English. At-
li'lllltill .oi the (la) \\ is confined
1%qu \i 01 Th ‘ mainly to lltilltillllVL’ the memories
.- c. . av .. .7 roe nurses a-‘V - 4
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lachcd to the American Expeditionarx t "m H ‘ H h r ‘h” H n
Force were killed Sunday in an an
tomobile accident at (‘hateau-Tliierry,
'ai ernoon at 5:45 when the dri-
los'a control of things for an instant
and the heavy machine ran heat: Into
that long suffering telegraph pole
Ismashing its' liom end and putting
the car out of commission.
While all of the [iaSsengers were
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HAHTT RETURNS
iflw lial'W lieltls ol' the “at.
.‘itl ll‘. tt' 5' (it \e '(itimt tits in 1'. tie in-
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' it became known yesterday. Tllf‘dei;.atioii:il sitinztinn inn -l. lll' av
nurses mete Florence Graham. olNew ;... ”.2". i it l‘k‘ -.\ “‘4‘ -, \- _
N E Yotk city; Ella Dillon. ol Toronto II H. “ Hill leili.‘ I'd," 3. [ill ‘ ‘ii.
and Alice Hagadorn. oi' l’almer N. Y. "13'1”: ‘H , "' ”f“! 'u “ H H 1
. liss- Giuliani “an the llllltl must at c...iii.iii;: to nay-- Iti'itt-yy ihe lures
(‘.inlli Hospital )0. 4. from Home». This i< tlic txzi'gt' set:-
Machine Gunner Was Bur- “giggling; T‘thil‘VllllltlII: r‘iiihmviiili‘ loi'. lltitt'ert'i'. tutti-w the litilFllchki
‘ ‘ k“ -: ». it? . i tn; ~€
TQd All"? for T‘VO l)ayS in iiding skiddtd and lullnll oiet down ' h. ‘1 "‘l '1” "‘- “U" "M ‘hy
cams.
) ..- .t stec p embankment.
‘lud and I135 1" sonal NT‘W’ YORK, May "”1 —*I\liss Hana-
.‘tiioiliei' development has been
Letter FPO?!" General Per' dotn “as a iesene nurse attached to'
in Asia Minor. where the pi'tl'tess
Siting 2;?géefgll’2‘i:;;:§ 313‘; 5032;): 2C0::ET:‘ til. [tilting control of the enact l‘t'dm
. ing to the reeotd; of the aiiny pott of' H" full“ l‘ ”'“ll'llltH” in this
I) 1”].“':‘f) Shark?“ JV. Thirty “f”. the embarkatlon authorities here. MIT“ t}il‘4tt“tS\ lllt' (ll't‘t‘ks llHVe landed
Hl;)itih1;iTHil:‘;d('Hl‘ 3:341:31?" '0‘?“ :3; Sarah TIkBOSS' of Palmer, N Y. is her illt‘H' lot ccs at A\ iali. nortlmeq of
parents. Mr. and M”. John Hall}‘_ goineliltogeneigniGraham went over withislmmm .it “hie ll latter pt it AL
Franklin avenue vesteidav. and en“ the Army Nurse (toms BaseHospltal lied l'otc es \\ ere disc mliarked twc
jo:.ed a few hours with them before N0 2. Her up“ of kin is “j p Gra-- ! “t t ks ago.
returnin" ‘0 (‘amp Mm‘li‘t- )Tdr“ 1" ham of No 74 \Vflayeily street, Otta—‘ PARTS. May ll. ATllt‘ secret
0“? 0T \Or‘m‘k‘ "1”“ popular 30‘5"“; wa Canada splenary session of the l’mcc t‘on-
311133.33: HIT;.TIJK'T.H§.J."“°"“°“ WINNIPEE "RIP 1‘
MAYENDSHlllllll'i
W'INNTPEG. May 31.-r~‘\\'ith arbitra-
tion conferences actually under way
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Auto Tums Turtle in
Fairfield—Two Hurt.
l—‘AlRl’llilJL May filly-Oscar I. Pfi
petclianick and Adolph “'etinburg. at
New York. were seriously
M 158 Elizabeth Slauson
Wins Gold Medal at
Columbia University
here Thrusday when their automobll.
ployes returning to mark, gradual net- Pcllceman P. J. MoGarry saw the ac-
tlement of the civic and indusar-ial cldent and overturned the car rel”
tieup. which has been almost com-1 int: the injured men. and took then: D
plete since May 15. was beginning to-' Dr. W. H Donaldson, where their hp
day, according to government otIi- Imt‘s were treated. They then for
cials
Edmonton dispatches indicated that
resumption of public seerce functions l ceeding rapidly
was complete there, although strike
headquarters asserted workers in $2
trades were still out.
gold medal for proficiency in stenog-
raphy and typewritlng, at Columbia
University, where she is taking a sec-
retarial course. Eighty-five students
competed for the prize, the test being
60 words a minute for ten consecutive
minutes, only five errors being allow"
ed. Miss Slauson and one other stir
dent were the winners, Miss Slauson
making but two errors. The medal is
to be made by Tiffany and will be of
distinctive design and workmanship.
Miss Shanon is It graduate of No -
walk High school. and at the have «I:
w W eel-ml. at Ship
‘tng toWard New York and was
when one of
pro.
ti.
land the car was overturned.
Pepetchanlek angered I deep n‘
Reports (mm the mining districts in about two inches on; in his at“
Ontario and British Columbia. and the and was considerably bruised. WI:
labor mm at Cobalt and Estate Wombat: m severely cut M
naming-shuttles!!!“ ball-Ii “I'm Tl.
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Miss Elizabeth Slauson, daughter of on the basic industrial dispute of the .
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slauson, of Berkel- general strike—the walkout of the 0}'<“I‘TVU1'fled In “m" M the Town Hal,
ey street. has just been awarded a metal trades-and hundreds of em- Dmmmz both men under the niacin... 1
ituined to New Yotk. The car 17qu- f
twheels caught in the trolley tr“ :
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