' miss 5 MILES. _ ; W N MINUTE; NEW ‘UUNgNLCUNU [Naval Lieutenant 1 . l ‘ ‘, before Doing accepted. ' 64 N. Main SI. So. Norwslk ‘ the wherewith to fight. . that you meal if you start out right in, and don’t fciir it. ‘out cash day with the “sure I sign of distress. kinda. make livin’ “’(ll'lli “bile. man who can stick, for his work makes him know how to smile. Your job, after all,» can be turned him play, if you’re sailiu' "l‘will never seem hard if you start feet where you‘re always in reach 'of success. There never need be such a thing as defeat, if a man has You can’t go fur wrong in the things ill; (loin' ‘cm right. If all things come easy, and needed no pains, and rattled along upon luck, a men. wouldn't have any use for his brains, ‘or his courage or got-up or plIu-k. It’s fightin’ it out ilIiIt will give you the kick, that will .lic’s shy of n frown, is the run finish it” spirit. FOrget that there's rvvr a word like defeat, for it’s only a dust light like a mini and stand up on your Makes 302 Miles an Hour in Small Cur- tiss Plane MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y” Sept. ; (AP.)~’-Fl.'l8llllll! through the air at the spec-d of 302.3 mitt-s per hour. Lieut. Alford Williams, U. S. N., ,lookcd over. the side of his piiLIIc Friday and bolow him on lilti- cheli Field suw the white blur oi a huge cross which told him that he had grutiiiod IL life long :IIIIbiiion. and sci. :I. new unoiliclui world‘s spec] rel/xii. The airship, weighing only 1’. out) pounds, which supported .th‘lll. Wil- ltuins in his (lOllllll‘.‘i-lill0 iliglit was the new Curtis's moor with winch the Navy hopes to win the I‘uiilzur race in October. The Hurt. Climbing from Ire ground in stoop slit-Ills the plane poised hawk- iike a moment. lllltl ilicn dived to- ward the north. icon it p'l_-ll;;ul motor rout-in; unit at increasing speed until. whcn barely three hun- dred ’loci; from the ground. with perfect precision the piano i’iuttcn‘ cd out, and the rucvr shot. off on the sirulghtway one kilometer course for 3 World's record. "it was my one hope and umbi- tion to trawl Ilvc miles a minute," Liout. Williams said utter landing. "Bctorg inking,r oil i mentioned confidentially to W, l). Gilmore. and he :erungcd to show 11 white cross from the ilcld if I i’lllil!i'll this speed. Going at a spcvd ..lltl: that creates a sonsuiion oi m.\xcii du— iiglit. Even before 1 suw the white cross I know 1. was traveling for faster limit I had cvnr iruvcilod lic- fore. From the wuy l loll. this morning I could have stood a speed or 500 miles mi hour as easily as three hundred.“ Licut. Williams said the ship bill- anccd perfectly the faster it Wont the more sensitive were the con- trols. The ship was built to over- age a. speed of 225 miles per hour Licui. Wil- 5 TUBE RADIO $24.95 GUARANTEED Times Square Auto Supply PRAlSES LOCAL . HOSPITAL AND Dealer in Auto Sup- plies, Writes to Com- mittee Joseph J. CnlIlii. local dealer in auto supplies. has written the fol- lowing letter to the hospital drive time his check .for $10 towards the Nurscs’ Home Fund: llcnr Sirs: Having iii. two diffcrcnt times found it necessary to take Advan- Iziue ol‘ the Norwulk hospital, one of my children being it patient at one limo iLnd lute‘r myself. I feel I nm in u better position than most of our Norwnlk people to know how fortunate we are to have it. Too much cannot: be said or done for it. and I hope your drive will be a success beyond all expectations. Chock enclosed. Yours truly. JOSEPH. J. (YAHILL. Churbh Convention In Danbury Oct. 16 Friday. October Iii. in the day set npuri for the annual Convention of the li'airilcld County Council of Re- ligious Education, which mccis this your in "the First Congregational (‘liurcli (it Danbury. It, will be (in :Iil~d.'1y convention. with three ses- sions. beginning at 10:30 o'clock. Lunch iind supper will be served to those making reservations. The spcnlrcrs on tho progrmn are among the best known in the iiold of relig- ious education. It is expected htat most of tho 2th churches and Sun- Ilny schools of Ii‘ulriicld county will he represented hi this gathering. which has grown in numbers each successlVQ your. llams'lntcr put the ship through ac- ceptance tests nttuinini; :m nvcragro speed of 265.2 miles per hour. To Enter Contest. Powered by 3. Curtis V-l.400 mo- tor the piano measures 22 fee: lrom wing tip to wing tip, ninctcou feet. and stands eight feet and arm halt inch tall. So sheltered is the cock- pit that it would li‘c impossible for the pilot to free himself in limo in case of accldcnt. For this reason a wire. similar to the rip-cord of a. parachute. is arranged so that a UV; on it automatically opens the cool: pit and leaves iii-i pilot free to jump. The speed attained by Llcui. Wil- liams. although unotllclal. breaks the world's record set by a French OPEN EVENINGS aviator. Adjt. Florentln Bonnet. of 278 miles per hour. last December. , BEAVER ' VULCANITE SENDS CHECK Joseph J. Cahill, Local licnrlqimrters, enclosing at the some ' «.“Hlll .. ' J Jul": "the PHILo SOPHER s Cob. 1925 (N. v. Eve. Wald) Pm. Pd». ck Knows How Lucky CARE. .I'T suns If AN‘JMNocenT .5 , wu'l'Hm‘T‘Do 84:1 My. no as scansism-ry an warmer. He Don‘ 1' KNOW Mun-im"sou-r‘ ure‘. Afl‘ H6 Oou‘f GREAT “I" ‘66 'YOUN 6 I Dion‘r‘mccm‘le' rr Midi-i i WAS VOUNGJ 5,5 we Haven 1“... vv‘: “rho are. WW: TH“ MY WWH L|F€ Am‘TIT? 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A dlrlgibie with airplane wings might have been able to either nose down and prevent the “skyrocket. ing" or if the dlrigiblo part of the craft had collapsed. the wings might enuble to volplane safely down to the ground. 1! such a craft had been available for the liluwailun flight, instead of the P-N—9. $10. 1, the dlrlgiblo part of it would have kept it in the air after the gas supply was exhausted and it might have drifted back over one of the patrol ships. The neces- sity at landing in rough sea and the possible smashing ot‘ the plane would have been averted. Engine ls Big Trouble. The Ford Motor Company has Just fill: . in St. . sumo HEXAGON sun More Roof! v. , w for Less money Collision-roof? Here’sawaytosavesomemoney a better job. Don't (our of the all wood Usepthis thicker tougher, loam-lived, rain-mulling]; will more pay Slab and an ordinary shingle. The old ’ beneathwillxive youawarmermoimesldeu Examine this husky slab. Give it the Six Daring Tom?1¢veioryonnelfit’sthehooftobuy. tryouuroorwuhammmgshingie. nsn OUR ROOFING SERVICE PHONE, BARNUM 6600 THE A: w.‘ "BURRITT COMPANY Protection fl costoftearing‘them rhodifluencebetweenthe gone into both ends or commercial aviationmoperation and manufac- ture. It has agreed to carry the air- mail for the government from Chi. cage to Detroit. But Henry Ford smiles dryly at the suggestion that this signifies complete success tor commercial aViatlon is near. “I wish‘l could see it," he com— ments. ‘ di‘rom the Ford airport at Deer- bom. all—metal "sky trucks" daily sail away to Cleveland and Chicago, carrying a thousand pounds of freight. Ford thinks these are the best airplanes that engineering talent has 'yet developed. But he thinks the machines are still crude. costly, in- oftictent, measured by his vision of what 'the sky carrier of the future ‘will be. “Aviation is in its inlancy," Ford puts it. . "What's‘the trouble with the air- plane?" he is asked. "The engine," he replies. . The Ford Motor‘Company built thousands of Liberty motors for the gov‘ernment during the war. Now it is buying back these same motors to install in its own planes. But whatever happens in avia- tion. Henry Ford} has no desire to W. He has never ridden in an air- plane or airship. and never intends to. despite reports that he planned a I trip ou the ill-fated Shenandoah when it soared over Detroit on‘its return trom the middle West.- “I can imagine what flying is like knockout blow to the confidence or his Ford Motor Company business; associates some 01 these days. the men whose names top the Ford company's payroll. Ford Motor Company now. Relieved at many rosponslbllltles.-Henry Ford gives time and thought semi~phllanthrophy as the revival of old-time dances. Will he desist altogether. in his ‘ later years. from direction or the Ford industrial affairs? tell." ' however—«wen ‘the final baa—will to my perfect satisfaction.” In Ford. be for all time. 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