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l’aclfic‘Coast Fliers Who Landed Safely 0.1 Long Island
This photograph shows a
the army cross-continent test.
tenant B. \V. Maynard, the flying pars
Soon, the first Pacific coast flier
Swrgcant Frank McKee.
Al the It'll is Captain Lowwll ll.
lorcach the1 Atlantic.
Lieutenant E. C.
Smith. Who
on, the first aviator to
Kiel and Sergeant Emmett
reach San Francisco.
The others. lot". to r
Tanner.
moon-g
group of San Pranrism_fliors following their arrival at .‘llncola, Long Island. in
may have
A: tho light is Major-Carl
Lieutl-nant i“. W'. Ruggles.
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blotch the time of Lieu 1
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BERHN. ()ct. __.» l‘olnt
. Ton Burnsmru‘. lolmel (nomad Ambas-
sador :o th— lfllitul Hall-.4. “ho
1Pl'flfi)‘ was tho m-inrioul witnos.<
tore the commuter mrvsliuntlnlz the
responsibility of (Jul-man officials ill
(musing lhu outbreak of tho grout war.
lt‘sunlk‘é Lit, ll stiml 1y today.
\Vhlle on the stand yesterday. t'ount
von ilel'nstorll' tcld of tilt llfl’orls made
Ly l’lm—‘illln: Wilson in 11:11 and 1916
to find :1 way to bring peat-c proposals-
bel'orl- the HUD?!) L'.0\t‘l'nmi'llt5. Gel"-
man lrfilC'P i“l!‘.;lii\l‘~. mode from lilnn.
to limo, ilfiWfi'VPl‘, handil‘appwl Mr.
“‘ilst-n. in. tho «pinion of tho tol’mvl'
:unbzz. :ldor. brim. constlumi by the
allios as w ide [iii .s of '.\'('.'li.ll(-‘SS on 1119
part 6. (Iti‘nluny. it. was ('ollnt von
llllnslol'ff's imprassion that Mr. 'WlV
$011 intended to pl'oyosv ll [(‘XIHKTI
[note which nould not. much on I »
.lullllnn
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bl»
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icrial locum; .!!l’i would il'llVi‘ nujor
ploblems oomllwtrd \‘Jith pmluv lo a!
. vrnrcrcnco 0. ”iv hellizvrvnts. ln
Jitlll. tho “know No.1. i‘l‘
>~ ll Mir-1 lll l ,l;
\l'lvlt' \Vll-
<lti<il I) 1-,l‘jm:«
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(f'lii'li .‘.ll'. \.':l on llrf. l‘l'i‘li atlluil h‘»
li-'l.1.\(>' ol' :llu .~(‘ll‘.lllllllL .lgzllnat (ll-r
mung: l.l its. lfliitol‘. at that
time.
Stairs
\VARNINC i'O EXPRESS EMP-_OYES
VVASHiNt 'l‘lL‘J. OH. :2.» :4tl-ilzil.:
express (‘VIH‘EUS'PQ in Now York wou-
wal'ncd todzlv hy the Railroad Admlnla'v-
lmtirln Kiwi llnlvms they E‘F‘llli'IVl‘f] t .
work, their places would be filled ivll~
.mediately, and that any inwrl'rl‘enoe
with the conduct of the expres bus-
iness or ilu pmployes would be pl'OSU'
mated under State and federal stututas.
TRIAL OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
LONDON, Oct. 22.——Al'l necessary
preparation»: fortho trial of former
EmpOrltr William are being mud». it
’Wa; announm‘d ill the House of" (‘nm
mons today by Mr. Dollar Low. til"
Government leader. The rmueu
the Nothorlzmds Government for the
surrender of the cx-emperor. he ex-
plained, could not he madeI until all
Vlhe powers had signed the peace
treaty:
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In Italy.
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wORLD WITH.
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A rrivinx: til min of the most critical slug
wm-l- tort-Eng the ltnllllll army hill-k to lllt' l'llhl‘.
raisin-ll l'llll-rgl-ncy l'oliof from Paris and rmllml lll- dump >.:
In addition to furnishing mliolm
the Allu-r'u‘ml
l0 children ~ u.~_-l~l:«;l
flvo llollll-s for rrfugoe Mulch-en. lo rlwt sum-m» t‘: r r.-;..~:.~l-n_
'l‘llis photograph shows ll group of IYulif'll 1‘:-
tlle Allwril'an lied Cross all one of tho nulm-l-mn n-ltul‘ sol.
\\ illliI) l'llullll'y.
fllllllilnn to the ”tilting mun.
lam lit-us. ill: childre-ll‘s hospitals,
fuclorivs.
A CHARACTER KINDLING
l .000 younxm‘men— follows
from hilt-on to twenty y'oars of age
will meet in llrillgn port. October 24-26.
at the Twentieth Annual Older
Conference Connecticut.
Nearly
of This
‘galhering is being promoted by a joint
('nmniitte-P of tho State Sunday School
Association and .lhe State Young
Men’s Christian Association.
Delegates are Welcome from all Sun-
day schools. Clubs, Boy Scout Troops,
Y. M. C. A..‘~l. otc. throughout
stall. Only (arclully silected boys
of leadership ability and strong Cilal‘
actor are imilml. however. Free on—
tertninmem will he nupplied in tho
homes of Bridgeport to the limit
eight. hundred boys:
The theme of this conference is "If
Connecticut Boys AJ'tr' to Be Chris-
tian." Eight oldor boys will road pa»
W):
¢ 1 [National Lrup lmpnnemnnt Service.)
Potato Flour and Potato Starch.
OTATO flour sllnilld not be cun-
{maul with potato starch flour,
“hidl is stllrrh obtained by ll
promws of washing the stair?) grain
from the c‘clluloso. then allov. ing the
starch to deposit and the water pass
off.
Potato flour, on the other hand. is
the whole potato \‘rasll‘ed, cooked and
naked on hot rollers and ground into
flour containing all of the protein and
other vegetable and mineral sub-
stances which are wasted in starch
making.
Before the war all the natural po-
tatofiour wa‘ohtnlned was imported
,n‘om lull-ope in immense quantities.
It is stated that should we pro-
dam on equal W to. that for-
m
have boon established in AWN.
which El. 0 making a very superior ar-
lilil" \xlllch \ ill compare favorably
\\ lth any flour mer made anywhere
in the uorld \V hen the war broke
out and We nemlvd' this floor. the»
market in its elll’llLiV llnro :md uo had
no machinen' in this country ultlx
which to make it “o ll.ld let our
raw material go to waste and had
bought finishod products from other
countries “luck we should but:
made ourselves.
Mills oquippod with American man
china-y to make American potato
flour have been csmbllshed at coda--
lac, Mich; Grand Rapids, Wis“.
Bemldjl. Mint. and Idaho Kills,
1p'l‘l‘\' and ten will malur- snort speeches.
CONFERENCE FOR Boy; I Nino mum men. sowmll of whom hrvo
'll nzltlelll
lloys' ‘
the‘
of
Ill-up. wlth son-ml other-gum.
\"Hl'll I! l‘
w of tho \vnr. 'l'l-llrolla
th- .\!m-.'l('lltl li-ul "l‘t'shl
‘1‘ I‘ll\ «I! 'll{'
:llul tut-«lira!
4.’ s . lp .
:‘lill ..Il lalnb
:lllll l‘kfllll'lnrlk'
ih‘vl
(.l’ll-N er'lillli‘d
.l'fi. is .l.
“‘1'. i wl :
1,]. ,.‘. M.
it‘ll by
ilI‘IS,
:‘rputntion as tapcakors to
boys. will annou- on the program.
They include the following:
1!. .l. llrines. Stair- Industrial Socra-
tary. Mars. and R. I.
ll. \\'. Gibson. SHIN" H0) 5‘
Mass . and R. l.
Rev. A. Elny P( lty, New York city.
E. T. 'l'hlenes. chairman Young Poo-
ples Division. State Sunday school as-
socialion.
L. T. lloirharll. (‘lty lloyl-l' Secrotal'y. 1
Summary,
\Vorceslcr. Mass. 1
R. H. Smith. State County Serrotary
of Y. M. C. .\. '
H. r mm; "Regional mm". x..-
tel-national Y. .\l. (‘. .x. }
H. l). May-dale. ('mlnty \Vork S-crv-
tary International Y. .\l. C. A.
Edgar M. Robinson Senior Bols‘
\Vork Scoletaly international Y M.
C. A.
1 John Brook, Physical l‘iirortor.
Bridgeport. Y. M L‘. A.
Rev. l.. (‘_ \Vlighl. Pastor \Vosley M.
1-3. church Sprinzfield
C. E. \ llurchill. Yale School oi Ro-
llgion. ‘
1 C l-‘. 31'”ng Count} Set'grotluy Mill
d'esox.
1 Rev. Alllenllor
First. Presbyterian
port.
1 Roll. A. F. Campbell pastor “'ash-
ington Park \I E. church.
1 C, B. \\ ilwn. mayor or Hrldgt—‘port.
1 X B. Spooner. plr~idont of Bridge-
port Association
1 ,alph \V. Sprague. Bridgeport.
1 Harry Russell Nichols. Bridgeport.
1 The program committee who have
arranged the program of this affair
consist of the'foilowing:
E. T. Thienoo, chairmn. Hartford:
C. B. 1.00mill. New Haven: E. L. Sax-
ton Noz'wrx‘k Leon A. Sonar. Hart
foul. M. .Nichols Brldzepon. HIT-
A l ison.
church,
~Pill-alm-
Bridge-
'bon Spencrr. Hartford: l". A. Stanley.
State 8033' Wonk Secretary.
The? comnl'ttoo 'I loml art-angr-
menis is as follows: WV. J. Bald. .l. D. i
Brock. Edward E. realm, Mrs. w. 14. I
Grimth ll E. \‘lchols. City Boys'
Work Secretary. Y. \L. C. A. Bridge:
port. 1 ‘
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THUS SD 1*. ‘~.‘
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An UnusualK
Sale of ‘
Women's
Suits
alt-$37.50 .-
‘t .-
'reduced in price to meat the dc- 1
This group includes
fine Velour Oxford,
Wool Jersey, Cheviot,
Twced and Heather Mix-
tures which are exceed-
ingly desirable.
Brown,
and black.
taupe, navy
A.ll <i7.e.< for 16 year
misses up to models
for large women.
Second floor.
Pxobe Flannel
Nice soft cotton with a good deal of “nap”
which makes it look and feel as if it were
all wool.
Good assortment of patterns especially for bath robes.
Eden Cloth for ladies’
mcmayud.
winter waists. Light
grounds with colored stripes, dark grounds with white
stripes. also in plain pink and blue.
”any“
. Duckling Fleece for ladies’ dressing sacques :lnd
kimonos and for Children’s clothes.
Peter “mp-on Cloth, a substitute
It will wear and wash just as well as
Thompson linen.
linen, 30 inChcs wide.
Priscilla Magazine
_ forNovanber
15 ch. 3 copy.
Yearly subscription
$1.3)
Designe. *
ond SW Quarterly
for November now
ready at the PM
Counter.
0
Mom floor.
O
L.
38mayu-d.
for Peter
$1.00 a yud.
'l‘lllrd floor.
Jewelry
Numerous dainty ac—
cessorics which add
much to the costume. ‘
Cufi Lib, gold
filled. 59 ch.
Eating, pearl and
jet, $1.00
Cryshl Bods, beauti-
fully cut, imitation sap-
phire, amethyst and a
light shade of green.
$3.95 and $5.95
Main floor.
fifionhroduadaflyoflia’dock.
Sale or
omen's Coats
at $55.00
Including fur-trimmed Silvertones
and Tinseltoneu
Taken from regular stock and
mand for medium priced coats.
They are in'such colors as .er
now fashionable, taupe, Burgundy,
indefinite blue and gray mixtures
brown and terra cotta.
All sizes from 16 years to mod-
els for stout women.
Buy Furs Now
BCC nose—there remain Cc crtaln (Emits
sm mall Furs .lt the same SChedulc of I‘l'iCL‘ :.'
lhe next “illliL.\.llt 2
ill the August $416.
will he :11 an increased cost.
Hudson Seal Cools, in inches
Shawl L‘ollzlr and culls of squirrel.
Hudson Seal Cools with “Me squire
collars.
(le:
1r mg.
1
Natural Nutria Coon, 3H illChC< it’llt’.
made with ripple links and Capc Ctliiillb.
Natural Nutrin Coats,
seal collars. and Cuffs.
Musical Coat, 31) inches lul :5 '
in illChC< in:
', with \1
Indian opossum collars and-culls.
lL'
Muskrat Cont: with cxtm large lnClell
collars and culls.
Hudnon Sen! Coats, plain or with Collars
of skunk, bearer or squirrel. (
lengths 36. 40 .md 45 lllL‘hC‘S.
:l 1.11
Hudson Seal Wraps made with. dolman
sleex-es.
Astrokhan Dolmuu with collars of kolin-
skv or black lynx.
Sou-full tin 951 so
Surfs in black:
to
16C ted taupe fox. $5.00 to <1. 3000
mi 1 lupc \l ull large animal «3
1;,
33";
1.00
$45.00 anu <75.00
Black lynx Scarf: in large assortment.
$55.00 10 ‘
Noun! skunk Sczlrfs with lllull> tn Ill.
$85.01
Small “Choker Surfs" in mink.
son and Russian sable, in ChoiCe '
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diamante
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