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NEWSPAPER '
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,000 MILES 0v ,
”Hon.
’
twin John Alcoc
" inFiight From
Daily Mail's Prize of $50,000
ficrsNever Sighted a Single Ship, and Speed at
was T“ o liiits a Minute Through Dense Fog
J: (Jilltlon cele-
'.~'llt”lll of the
- yesterday
9am trans-
;y, whoring for
‘ :iii' victors,
Lieutenant
'l.
hiyu'iX
m, » . mascots. a dog and a. cat.
minimizing of the g
aviators encountered.
men said, they barely esca
, :1“. Viokers-i chine went into :1 flat spin
' lit" in which
.., :il'il‘ill miles
-...- from St.
" "il' Hallway,
,' ""il by Aero
‘ souls in-
. — m the air-
.- “thinking the
impossible.
'5.-
but of this he did not speak
panion until they
1 cock said he won
had he known this.
, tired but'
In London
,_ wrow. Both‘ .
Brown, the" laying
—=z'7“vi'ed bruis-
ix Ezc‘ll llif’ ma-
'l‘lie- biplane
' 7\
in. ms res-1‘s h: .2. V
ifr 3-,. Us 2:
lire-m of '
my} .2- “W: _, '..
permitted (3
.l
i - Captain
' perience w
11,000 feet. said:
iiBINSiilitNESTS ,
iiPEEUiiiii PLACES
Appear in Liiw ilustle of
Blhmt‘n at the Standard
Uri inmpunp '5 Plant in
“Hum .\\ cnut-
M
in“: bird stor-
>'ilL‘,i—?d ill. the;
on the “'ilsoni
w: 1!;.- hustle 0H
" l». where thei
3 Hi; this nudged a
- sans luck and i its extreme cos
unit no end oftmrough alleged
and pillllplng | Ods in its conduct.
mi l.:.rrels. thei
., mitt think a bird;
I 12> in-st. three I 3 hearing nex
mm unit. at pres-'- [OW-Y.
Mum ready tot
Investigation, Sta
l
tion
to its operation, wil
the House Post Office co
t Tuesday, it
' mt- girdqrg Madden, of lllinois.
the postmaster genera
ifieven.)
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N
cel post packages
‘3’
k and Lieutenant Brownslliske Record
St. John’s toGolwoy, and Win London
ifliBRUWN Siltiiil LY Minimum .
.- LilithWASMinitiNcurniNlan
Atlantic and the transportation of two
Enthusiasm over the succc _.of the
trip has not been accompanigiy '3!
rent dangeis that
Once.
mu Namath-lion:- 7
in! lhlr‘;w
Times
i.'
mummimr
. iiitiiiiiiiiimn
i
The largest and most impressive
the air-
ped being
lunv d 'nto the ’sea when m -
- p “‘9 l ,the s . order held their annual Flag Day ex-
. Early in
the flight the half gale in which they .
. :in which the history of "Old Glor "
took off from St. Johns tore off the, _ y
propeller that drove the wireless dy-i 3:": fgilooYS-d'flig:r 8:151:13" fgomsléhe
namo and made radio communication, known as the “king's Colors ,,":0 Jig
‘ . N Br wnA‘t‘qggeasgfgs #3231133: present time, when our beautiful sym
end 0 m ' - ’i bol of Liberty, Justice and Democracy
to his com-
landed. Captain Al-
ld have turned back
Bad weather, accompanied by (03.!
niy three observations for:
the ‘ ursc,-wfiio?s‘le’et-mpped
( the working of the petrollndicator.
'Alcock. describing his ex-
hile flying at an altitude of
The
[1,? ' ‘ ”1 i} have to! “it was hailing and snowing.
‘7 ' , llw carry-i * . ,
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Complaints Force Congress
rting on! ty of
Tuesday—Insurance Fees
Is On Big Contention——
Carelessness and Incompe-I
tency Charged in Resolu-
VVASHINGTON. June Iii—Report-
buses in the parcel post serv
t to the governm
unbusinesslike meth-
and complaints as
i be aired before;
mmittee, at:
ice
was st
The committee will consider a reso-
lution. introduced by Representative
which requests
l to report the
amount of insurance collected on par-
since the inaugurao
ent ' at
ated .
ceremony that mnrked the celebration
of thedlznd'unnfversary of the birth
of the American flag in Norwaik was
held yesterday afternoon. in the Elk's
i Home. in South_Main street. when the
rmembers of that eminently patriotic:
i
ercises. A stirring patriotic address.
is the leader of the world. was deliv-
ered by Judge Nehemiah Candee. who.
i in spite of his short period of prepare
i lion, gave a speech that will long be
remembered.
i
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illumination
wusnmmi litiAil
Arthur Commette, of Bridge-
port, in the Hospital With
a Broken Leg and Other
Occupants Were Injured
' At about 9 o'clock Saturday night.
is large Buick ant obile. the proper-
the Bridgepo ‘ ; Hydraulic Com-
pany, was'wmked at the railroad
:croseing, on Wilson Point road, near
the Standard Oil Works.
The car contained seven passen-
gers and hadi, left Bridgeport in
chargepFArtbur Conlmette. of 571!
IHoward afipnue, Bridgeport. At thei
time of the Went, it. was driven by
l-l’. J. O'Connell. of Clinton avenue. of
:the same city. '
The car Was traveling at a moder-
e rote of speed Ind. in trying in
lmake the turn over" the tracks. on
Wilson Point road. one of the rear
wheels slipped ofl' the board crossing.
hit the rail and threw the car, It hit
the cross warning sign. snapping it off
‘at the base. made two complete turns
and landed. bottom side up. about fif-
teen feet away from the tracks.
Commette was taken to the Nor-
!walk Hosplmlv by Frank Esposita. of
l 116 Lexington avenue, Bridgeport, suf-
fering with a broken leg. Later. Pat-
rick Connors, another passenger in
,
l
i
ll :1 tion of the service the number of .
l '3 ‘ - - ' - . the car. arrived at the hospital, com-
HUME“ TURNS claims adjusted and the amounts in plalning of a. badly bruised back. The
other members of the party. whose
Y l 1" (Continued on Sixth Page). identity could not be learned. escaped
ll i’ E with a few minor bruises. They re-
‘ “ fused medical treatment.
“ i . MEXICO MAY SETTLE a comm” mass of
iiiiiiWNElii
:-‘ ,"1-«~..:.l (inldreni MEXICO CITY,J
Itizi... 3 “,3...“ Alissing iolorzano, CIEJggtignAfllaijelrees Ottoldthzel ATLANTIC (311;? §;r&;é$:egr%;
~~ a lfiigtlgl’ner regresentative yesterday HOId WI“. van wagoner nghxtllzgtilhgefiegtllt of collective bar-
'1'” 1;~"'Thei afternoon that although Nicaragua " _" gaining to electrical and telephone
Aha-y Fran-1 and Costa Rica have not invited Mexi- .The case of William Van Wagoner workers signing of which on Satur-
. 3”" mostlyi co to intel-venue in order to settle the of 21 Hoyt street, charged as an ac- day averted a nation-wide strike, ap‘
. Lillllt‘ late i conflict existing between the two Cen- complice in the theft. of_a pocket-book plies to all other employes under the
“’ “" ”11'0“ i tral American countries, Mexico is by his brother Harry. from Mrs. Hazel Post Office Department. including tel-
“lflhlet‘n obliged to intervene, according to a Fair-men on Flax flill Road, Friday emph opentofllnd postal employes.
“"1"“ be”; treaty signed in November. 1917. ht?- night, was called for 3 mil-1 bearing according to a men me today ‘0
"" “1“ miss. tween the representatives of the‘Cen‘ before Judge Vosburgh in the guy the convention of the American Fed-
. tral American republics and Enrique Court at 7:30 Saturday evening. eration of Labor by 'P- H. McCarthy,
on, {-1. ,. ‘“‘ Creel and William Bunchamm. repre Sylmter Saverello. .0! Chem“ of San Francisco. chairman of the
" "f "i litlliE’S (senting Mexico and the United States. street. and John Moran. 0f 50““!- committee out went to Washington
1 i V‘rl’ . - respectively Main street, south Norwalk, took the uuder direction of the convention.
V ‘ I witness stand and testified in behalf This declaration resulted in a sharp
( UMWllTTEEi InJhis treaty it we
, . _,._ iMexico and the United
Hashim-e. of
,n : ;. ‘1‘l‘. it" bureaufl ('u
:i‘..i.~-t- men. who states.
‘ "‘53 industrial Senor Solorza!m
. ll than be 1010f the fact thit-t the
t uunril or the‘ not recognized the i In?
'51“! Tftxmion. as. ment. She mm” ‘
1. l’iw-suir-m David iMexico alofie Vin!”
J ! out following: i-the pm, '
dwxm R. Taylor. diam“. I We
' m-ii ‘r‘étigf‘mmf‘i 1‘ Raymond ~
COSTA RICAN D
the 1 be obliged to interyene l
lties between the Cent:
added that in view
United States had .
Tlnoco ‘ governs"
no! old.
8 stipulated th
totes would
S
o settle di
838:
i _
ISPUTE
un‘e 16.-—Franclsco
a! American
The car was
wreckage and was towe
Brothers’ garage.
Not Enough Eviden‘c—e To
d to Vaast
doom?
fiti‘rgwm-ers story to the effec
that they
company
to
Hi-
place.
have taken ‘
Van Wagoner
troops, driven from Jdlrez curly to
day by United States
sent across the border just
midnight to step the firing into El
Peso by Mexican rebels, sre in flight
southeast of Juarez. headed
Guadeloupe, opposite Fabens. Texas.
32 miles from here. United States
cavalry are in close pursuit.
rebel troops was brought here by a
Carranza captain, who bad Just been in
contact with the Villa forces. . Offi-
cers of the 24th Infantry (colored).
curly
Scapcrello corroborat-
hnd Men in one another:
at the time the robbery was
whom shun store.
Other . Interesting Essays, ....—:._.._..... ,7 . i A
Swim] Program As Soon usfiSafctyof C'lfi- .
and a at Session Later zen ~ Assured
JUAREZ. Mex- lino flue-Villa
lnfantrymen ,
before iii
in
it
M
toward
8!
Information as to the location of
who were in contact with the rebels
. , r—
‘M Jar-Geneva! o Gonzales
returned to Juarez today end resum-
ed commend of the Federal troops
which remained after American. sol-
diers entered: Upon the oocuphtion of
J unrez by the Americans. General Gon-
zales withdrew toward Samalayuca to
(Continued Oil Pan an)
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,. liililll 3min
LOWELL, Muss. June 16.—-—1'hou-
sands of cotton mill operatives and
store employes found themselves forc-
ed to walk to work today on account
of a. strike of the 325 carmen of the
Lowell division of the Bay state
Street Railway company. All lines of
the company in the city. including
those running to Boston, Lawrence
and Nashua, N. H.. were tied up.
The strike is declared by cal-men's
union officers to be. a protest against
the action of the company in putting
cars into service for the summer In
connection with the use of a hunt: reg-
ister for fares. The men claim that
the use of the register on open cars
endangers their lives. as they are com~
pelted to carry the register in one
hand when they should have both
ing along the run-
Compuny officials insist
ductors over-state the den.
he register has been
ther parts of the
notably in New
nee. “R. 1., without
n the number
that the con
ger and say that t
used for years in o
company’s system.
Bedford and Provide
any especial increase 1
of accicdents. '
NATIliNWlliE STRIKE
HA8 stimuli
debate by delegate; It started when
E. P. Gaynor. of the Letter Carriers,
asserted Postmaster-General Burl
son's orders applied exclusively o
telephone employee and ndded thothe
could see no xenon why all politician-
ployes Md not be given the some.
t
. lN'llifllfiiClli Bl
the fluent Theatre. yesterdw‘nfter-
Minn Blanche K. Corby, of Lou
A”. California, held the attention
of her listeners by her clenr delivery
on a subject which is teaching man-
snd the l
to His 6 plea then is being demon—
have gained the right understanding '
of the Bible as taught in Christian
Science.
William W. O'Hara. who said:
of
of our city. it is my pleasure and priv-
ilege to welcome you here this lifter"
mmmm‘
Dealers See 3 Ray of Hope in
required from
making soles of alcholic liquor: and
beverages is not being refused by fed-
eral representatives, local
and retail liquor dealers gelieve there
is official belief that the war time pro-
hibition act will not become operative
July 1.
must be paid July 1. and although no
notices have been sent out this year
calling for its payment. the ruling has
been made that the tax will be ac-'
cepted by the internal revenue omce
if it is oflered.
WILLIAM W. B’HAM
'53”! cm. ToiiSSiTEpi Tm '
~w—rM
~
JWevNehemishCandeelle- alchemy». 21 .‘ , . t _' - - - —--“ . x - .
its: mill-i133??? summed-m ”was...“ mm? “resume...“ .Wm°‘h“°m “ : < .
Ceremonies at‘niks'ndué‘ ‘ " ._ * ‘ ~ s“ * my” M1?“ fiche, K-, Bahia Before flie‘Géru-n National misty
Minimums imam
_, iii BE AltZEHHIBY lililiiitll
Mm. ' ' Teaching Mul- Sam
had to Think Aright Is It Was Med
Described
ln s lecture on Christian Science, at. ,
nd to think night. A religion seem-
gly new. yet as old as the Bible, for
teachch Christianity as the great
aster mgbt it many centuries ago.
in; power which He gave
who
rated w by his followers.
The lecturer was introduced by
Ladies and Gentlemen: On behalf
~1th Church of Christ. Scientist-y
(Continued on, Page Two)
Sill or naval
Internal Revenue Men’s
Procedure—Many Pay As-_
scssment—Todayeis Time ~
Limit for Meeting Second
Installment of . Income
Liability
{Because the special government tax
those handling and
i
wholesale
The special government tax
Those who make application for the
form are told that their money will be
taken by the government and they
will bt given a stamp for a receipt.
The only limitation placed upon the
receipt of the money and the return
of a stamp to those paying the money
is that the receipt stamp does not give
the seller the §te any‘
state, local or feedrnl law pro ibiting,
right to viol
the sale of alcoholic liquors.
Continued on Sixth Page.
Episcopal Nation-Wide
Conference at New Haven
NEW HAVEN. Juno 16.—.One of a
series of provincial conferences ar-
ranged by the notion-wide campaign
or the Episcopal church, will be held
in this city, at Trinity parish house.
at 16: Temple street. According to
plans of the Rev. John N. Lewis. of
Waterbury. the chairman of the dio-
cesan oompsig‘n committee, there will
be two sessions. one at 11 o'clock and
one of 2 o'clock.
The Rev. Eugene s. Pearce,
of
11am P. Niles. of Nashua. N. IL, who
chumhammm
“BEST AMERIEAN
mart
Miss Brendlinger Presents
Commencement festivities at the Hill-
side School took place Friday even-
school. A lnrge audience of friend!
Rome, New York. and the Rev. Wil-
have been sent into the province of
New wild by the notion-wide cun-
pulmwiucxpnlnthcplunoforunl-
ration u devtved at n confec- will?
coco of leaders of the W Wonk)“:
T 1...
l
i
Instr-maxim Music, Chor-
us Smx' ing,Addrcmhy Dr.
Alice Weld. Tallant, Wear-
ing the Croix De Guerre—
Many Prizes Awarded
El‘SSlllifilfi
Diplomas With Interesting.
Story of School Year
The final function in the series of i
ing in the spacious auditorium of the
did honor to the school and the and-
mites. cud greatly enjoyed the pro-
gram offered. 80 numerous were the
guests attending that the opening 0
the program was delayed by tre ne-
cessity for seating them all. A group
of musiicans. under the direction of
Mr. Sterling. gave a short recital of
classical music as the audience gath-
ered. The exercises began with the
processions] hymn. “Ancient of
Days." as the pupils of the school
marched to their places in front of the ?
stage. The senior class and the foc-i
i
I
i
ulty proceeded to the! platform. ac-
companied by ‘the Reverend James
Benton Werner, of Grace church, and'
the speaker of the evening, Dr. Alice
Weld Tullant, of Philadelphia. The re:
citation of the NCI Psalm, by thei
school, was followed by a prayer, led
by Mr. Werner.
The music of the evening was en-i
tirely in the hands
chorus class. but a vocal solo,
partment. It is a. soruce of specials
gratification wbemmusic of such bighi
quality can be rendered by the pupils
themselves. and Hillside this year
reached an unusually high standord in .
the music ren'cered. Miss Davlc’ solo,
“The Dawn." by Pearle Curran, was
delightfully sung, showing great prom-
ise for the future. as well as liner,
rooted ottomment in the brief time oft
study. The‘piano nudiberc included a
four-hand arrangement of the First
Movement Mozart’s Sonata and Arena-
ky'o Suite. by Pearle V. Southey and
Kathleen Kiefer. Both numbers were
well played and very much enjoyed
by the audience. * .
The chorus clan of the school. un-
der the direction of Lillian Sherwood-r
kirk. the gifted and Well-known
New
vocal very
of the Adam Treaty Will Be
with
cubic
3 Council 0
forence during 1
will be presented to
delegation
‘o'clock this site
sideration to the provisions iff-
ftrcaty before they
Premier Clemenceau p
‘gcnmmunicatc the p . q!
. . 'French Cabinet prevmu. y.
Charming Combination of §
.. .in comp
fviscd. The correct
tiginsl document have been
tin red ink upon one copy
treaty and the
handed this and ninety-nine 1
copies upo
cate the correc
selves.
document, the head of the 00 ~ -
mission. accompanie
.of his colleagues, wii
“'eimar, where “the treaty will W
'laid before the German Nlt' »
Assembly.
are political leade
many, and it is pro
German Cab
whole matter to them instead of
taking upon itself the res ' '
,ity of recommending either cocain- ’
lance or rejection of the terms.
lSaturday said that the M
f 0 ‘
seemed to he that 'the terms, in
less modified in “spiri
Till] AUNMIIBILE
01 “19 pupils of the! “cone seems to be as much of b
school, including not only work ofnthe doc for auto drivers mcently 8' ‘
by 1881 M n' Curve u the have n 4
Mildred Davis. and several two-piano onle :day ' y
numbers by Pupils 0‘ the piano de"of a very serious nature.
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(By The Asoocn' ted Press). ,
The revised Mt of the.»
Germany, «which, line boa
ct of the deliberations g:
f Four of the Pence .0 ..
be last fro . .. -
the Get“
at i
Versailles
moon. .
ill give final one
at
The Council w
are present...
tanned ‘
to lib
The treaty will not be precast“
lpte printed form new
ions in the -7
revision
Germans will; 2‘
n which they can a“,
tipns for thcfie
Immediately after receiving at.
d‘by se '~ H
l leave“f*,'
Gathered in We“
rs from all Gab
bable that th-
inct will submit
A dispatch sent from Berlin all,
f opinion in official quarters that
t and letter,“
(Continued On Pm Thu.)
insulin iiN *
will >
The broad straight path on '7
*l
4r
for tits past Week’bul
A Ford car driven by Joseph
Croix, of 749 State street. B
hit a telegraph pole near tho
deuce of Samuel Lynes. 38 West. . ‘
nue shortly before eleven do w "
urday night and damaged it ~~
u
4 .
Continued on Pate Nine.
WOMAN “Y” WORKER ;;
. KILLED [N Am « .
ACCIDENT IN ‘ p a»
PARIS June lG.——lt is new
thntflertrude C. Valentino VII -
Ind four other women vol-ton &
Y
,mu’
goldfish Wilco-
orj.m m
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