ESTABLISHED Bit
1.1mm GOLDEN.
in. L. we 11. 1.. ounces,
storms-tons
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' .11oi the Armenian ought to be
Eigh- tide 8:07a. 111.:
’ LAWFUL SUBMARINE WARFARE.
_ TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1915
8:11 p. m.
3111 rises 4' 35 sets 7‘13.
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' The way in which the American peo-
ple received the news of the sinking
a final
proof to Germany of the spirit of lair-
mess that prevails in the United States.
In this case there were many Amer-L1
min citizens killed. ‘But there was no
. roar of indignation from the American
press or public, no dehunciation of
Germany, no call for punishment or re-
prise]. The American attitude toward,
submarine warfare had changed ill no
respect, but thecuse was
1mm those which had led previously
to our unhersal condemntion or the
German admiralty and inspired our de1
mand I01 the reform of its war meth-
oils
The death of tile American citizens
Newman thatch owns:
it to will! to the neutral world
different 1
"110‘s. tofcsslle to an mm
with cefmmy and to meet her 11:11:
Missourian the law.
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. TOMGCO AND CANCER.
An article in the New York Nedical
‘ Journal written by Dr. Robert Abbe.
senior surgeon at St. Luke's Howls].
sheds new light on the causes 0! eso-
cer, 11nd particularly cancer or the
mouth. it is a calm but scathing ar-
raignment of tobacco, not necessarily
when it it used rationally but when
it is smoked or chewed in excessive
quantities.
Of 100 victims of mouth cancer that
Dr. Abbe studied, only ten were \vo«
men. One of these suitered from a vir-
ulent case-oi tongue cancer, and con-
tossed to the 111.1111 or dipping a tooth-
‘ brush in snot! and rubbing it on her
tongue because she liked the stinging
sensation]: Another smoked a package
of cigaretts every day.
. 0f the 90 men. all but one were In-
veterste smokers, the doctor reports.
Most of them smoked cigars, to the
i number of three to twenty 11 day. Five
lconcomi- the- tongue victims smoked
only cigarettes One of them c‘bnsunled
titty a day.
“Many of the patients," says the doc-
tor, “used a pipe. which often caused
cancer to begin where the end or the
pipe stem allowed the hot smoketo
come upon the tongue.”
Thirteen of the men had cancer in-
side the cheek, and 1111 of these had
chewed tobacco as well as smoked. In
every case, the cancer started where
the tobacco quid was held in the cheek
waywhenGermsneommmdorssctin
Roost-t Lari-ins.
This is Robert Musing on the last occasion in which he faced
Monomers-ls
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ON THE m 4‘
”MN“ THE i.EAU'I'IFUL
CONN IUCH.
Ills lady Spot oi Can.
Near Shore and Station we have
arranged and subdivided Dwelling
and Bungalow Sites. AILconven-
iences. Train and trolley express
service. _ Plumbing; ‘ir'ster and
1. electricity ready for connection.
Formulas and Unfurnished..1-
To rent for summer season or i
for sale, on theshorc or inland.
Great Opportunities at Racial;
from .150 '
. Latest improvements at sacrifice
prices. Also improved and unim-
proved shore property.
Convince Yourseltpf ‘I’ m
Exceptional '
ills. M0Iil0llm1‘iw‘m
INSURANCE
.119" Weslporl-Saugstuclt.¢.
l1..."
‘9“ the Armenian was lamentable. but; or on the edge of the pulnte 0i tongue
it seems to have been caused by do near by. 1
pilotozraphers before be We secretary of state, instead of merely act-
ing secretary as he was for the first few days after Secretary Bryan re
Igned. The picture was taken on the campus of Colgate College deay.
German breach of the low of nations
The Armenian, which had the rating
of. a whale menhant sl1I-,p though
fined as a transport for army mules.
had sailed from 1111 American port 11sl
ships had carrying like
the
no other
cargoes. She was technically in
1' some class as the Lusitania and the
muslin, though she carried no pas~
homers. Her cargo was contrabandu
II
so was the ship, which new the British
hag, But the enemy,unde1 the inter-
iiationl lllles \lllose sanctity 0111 gov-i Injury.
elllmcnt has steadily upheld was
bound to make no attack 111thout
Warning, and bound to give the crew
och-ante to escape it be destroyed
the ship.
\ This plainly seems to have been
ion. Thcrcupon the submarine fired.
done Time was no ambuscade,11s in
the case of the Lusitania and Falaba.
Il'berc was no assassination. The yes.
sol was warned by a shot across her
bow, according to naval usage, to stop _
and surrender. Instead, she turned and
upon her, and continued tiring until
she was disabled and compelled to
surrender. The torpedo that sunk the
' ship was not fired until the crew had
taken to the boats
In one of President Wilson's notes
'to Germany he pointed out that "noth-
ing, but, actual forcible resisteuce or
_ continued ett‘orts to escape by flight.
{when ordered to stop for the purpose
'0! visit on the part of the merchant-
nlau has eve'r been held to forfeit the
lives of the passengers and crew.” in
f‘
Ithis case it was the Armenian}; con-
» tinned efforts to escape by night. when
‘blderod to stop '1 that brought death
in so many of her sailors and mule-
’ tom, jboth British and American. The
submarine captain acted as the com-
me of any worship of any bellig-
, slit have acted under the cir-
iQ the death 0: those American mule
Is to be blamed on anybody, it is
£hargsallle to the British captain ot
.1'l‘he Americans aboard lied
W their lives to him. In an sI- '
tort, ‘ into the ship and the mules.
, A w sway the lives or the men.
1111 it We have any grievance, it to
WI Great Britain. which indirectly
monolble for the captain's con-
it my protest that hol- ex-
1 Chronic irritation. Dr. Abbe explains
may be set down as a fundamental
cause. The use of tobacco may be the
iorlglnal cause of the irritation, as
when hot smoke from a pipe continual-
ly burns the lower or the tobacco
[may aggravate the irritation when it
has once appeared.
1 Often 9. broken "or a sharp tooth.
edge causes the original lntlsmatlon
was subject to destruction or cou- that leads to the cancerbus growth.
[location by the Allies enemies. and/l’l'tlu-one man of the ninety who did
smoke had cancer oi the lip, starting
iln a scar caused by an old baseball
Burning the tongue ill any way is
dangerous One of the victims said
5 she had often burned her tongue with
hot coiIeo. About one tenth of the pa-
tients, Dr. Abee said" plainly owed
their affliction either to a rough tooth
or to hot, 'burnlng‘ drinks. or both.
“the other nineteuths oi the cases are
chargeable to tobacco.’
After such a warning. it should take
little argument to induce any man who
smokes excessively to cut down his
1tobacco ration, and it he Is troubled
with a sore mouth to cut it out ni-
together. Usually the only deterrent
from excessive smoking is bad nerves
But cancel- ls worse than nerves.
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SICK 0R CRACKED.
Edmund M. Allen. warden of the
Joliet penitentiary, has been a firm
believer in the honor system for con-
victs. He has put his belief into prac-
tice as far as be possibly could. And
the other day his wife was murdered
by' a. "trusty."
It was s. Irightiulexperlence for
the warden to go through. this he be:
,c'omeaemblttered? Do’es nae feel fes-
pousibie for his wife'smdeath because
it seemed to have come as a result 0:
his system? Does he now feel that he
was wrong and that there Is no honor
among criminalb? Not. at all. Edmund
outsider Ilia-Spanner grief and nerve
shock. 5111111111 the pressure or lei-cos
working to alter his life principles
still hold with all th‘ir original power.
ills explanation 1521111111... bro two
sick and the fellows who are crack-
ed. I can do nothing tlli theisslslstnro
miss it possible to" alts-115 new
We must 11111111.. them according to:
‘y tin-sins they emit be In)“ /
M. 'Allen is a. bigonoug‘h man to look
classes ed men you can't trust, the,
,their possibilities. some 1.1 than must i
be kept in a am. On nos/am ‘0! 3
, their 1111111119» or no» 11111111 II this
June 22, just after he was given the degree of doctor at laws.
The next
day the announcement was made at the White House that the ngmgm
had appointed him secretary of state.
fused with morals. The sooner penal
authorities realise that the well man
is a. good man. the better it will be
for all society. Few people are how
lessly wicked because they want“ to
be. There Is usually some hidden force
at work making them obnorlnnl. They
are "sick or cracked." Prison reform
demands that there be adequate class-
ification or mental and physical types. 1
Prison elimination demands that chil-
dren be looked utter in. early life so
they shall hays no chance to grow up
"sick or crooked" and therefore un-
lit to be trusted .
Sound minds in sound bodies make.
good morals. A man ot the quality
which recognises this even among
criminals ought to be given his chance
to'carry out his Ideas.
W6“
PROHIBITION AND MEAT PRICES.
Most anything, of course, will serve
as an excuse to advance the price of
meat. The reason given by shouts of
the meat packers tor a recent lump
In concern wholesale rates has at least
the merit at novelty. The explanation
Is that file wave of prohibition
thrbughout tbspcountry has greatly
curtailed the business of the whisky
distillers, so there «Is not enough of
the whisky refuse grain to fatten the
usual number ot cattle, and the con
sequent scarcity of cattle ls Iorclnz
prices up.
' it's just another indication of the
complexity of the liquor problem. It
doesn’t seem ever to have occurred
to the liquor men themselves to figure
out an argument lille this against
prohibition. . V
A somewhat more convincing exp!“
stion of the acknowledged meet short-
age—fiend there's isssbeel'. nnd‘mnt’
ton stored in New York 1111115111“...
1188 been In the sameseason for ten
years-As the enormous contend by
the Euncpenn ar._1anr thousand
steers a day arose abroad to lead,
the Alllfi mum]
papers“ Association, whole
ANTI- SALOON LEAGUE CONVEN.
"TIQN.
ATLANTIC CITY N. J.. July tir—
’Thousands of deieuutes irom ill! ports
otthecountryacepprcml: the su-
toentlom‘tional convention of the 1.111.
'Soloon lasagna of America. The open
in; session or the cenventlou will be
lheld tonight, when Bishopvbuther B.
Wilson, of New York. thcypresidant.
will deliver their biennial reports at
and the Rev, P. A. Baker. or Wester.
ville, Ohio, the general superintendent,
Ltwo meetings" to be heldslmultaneous-
'ly In ditterent balls on the convention
pier. John G. Wooley. 0! Madison,
‘Wlsn will address both gatherings on
“The Spirit of the Road." Bishop Wis
,‘son will open one meeting and Bishop
0.1M. Mathews. of Dayton, 01119. Will
)preslde at the other.
Members 0! the Catholic Prohibition
League 0! America also will open their
'snnnal convention here tonight. The
Rev. John J. Curran. of Wilkes-Barre,
will preside at a joint meeting a: the
two organizations tomorrow morning.
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NEW. HAVEN'i COMMUTIR
TRAINS. A,
The record mode by the soothed
commuter trains running into Ndw
York, on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroed during the
tics. Out of twenty-nine such trains,
lutey on time cnch day during the
month The total number of trains
run during the month was 754.01
which only 19 (2. 52 per cent) ware
late reaching New, York. The aggre-
gate delay during the month amount-
ed to 169 minutes, or an average of
less than one halt minute per train-—
an almost negligible quantity These
trains are run on a very sensitive
lion to one train is almost sure to re-
float on the performance oI the trains
following.
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EDITOR-s AND WRITERS GATHEH.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.——Edltors
and writers, who have gathered here
iron. various parts or the world for the
International Press Congress. began
their session today at the 9mm
.Pacillc Exposition. Alter the prelim-
inary ceremonies the American It‘lle'uwl:
s 111‘ 11111111 snout
month of June. 1915, Is worthy or no“
seventeen arrived at New York nbso:
schedule and the slightest Interrupfi,"
CONNECTICUT
{SUMMEKJ
,FOR
“WE
Bathing suits $1.00 to $5.00.
V\' 6 strongly recommend the
$2.50 as a strong suit.
A cheap bathing suit “where
the breaking waves dash
high" is a risky. proposition.
Union underwear is the best
1 and the best is here. $1 to $3.
_Pajamas-—'~socks——-shirts.
Soft collars-handkcrchicls—
everything ready from Palm
Beach Suits to Tull Dress
evening suits.
Rogers 81 Stevens
South sol-wall. Norwalk.
NO FATALITIHIN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6.—-For tin.
of July accidents occurred In this city.
OI-a total at 160 cases due to tire
crackers and other explosives that
were trealsd yesterday and Sunday in
the various hospitals. loss than 11 score
are‘sucll as endanger eyes or limbs.
111111me
ltaly has brought. out. ready (or at-
tlon. a body of men that are perhaps
unique the world over-The Tyrolean
Show Shooters Thousands of these
men ranging mm 17 up to old age, the
menrborl of the its mm and imperial
“shofllng studs." economic one or
the most ancient organizations of
their 111.1 in Europe.
The shooting stands are volunteer 1
organizations elsewhere, but in Aus:
to special duty. The members wear
arm bands to identity them.
keep tit and in good condition. it has
ad of membership on a physician’s
recommendation. 1
HAMBURG. J1me 29mm on W
tar: (and mu. or which little man
tune is taken. mushrooms are betas
urged upon Gum spleens. bad a-
paucity: upon catholics as substitut—
“C ecu-,msmnnt me:
Dr. vmmmsnms'mesdmpbr-
‘ :3 lated porch.
Ge,,,,,,,loald Clellbaale
REFRIGERATORS
with seamless, scratchless dish-
like lmlng.
1. .You can't scratch it exen
"1‘ With a knife. It’ s c1erlasting~
easily keeps beautifully sweet
‘ and clean and, abme all it is
germ—proof. That is why the
Leonard Cleanable is as 'clean
as a white china dish
Add to this filling cleanli-
1 ncss the perfect ventilation,
uniform low té‘mperafiire anal
care and disposition of water
from meltcr in" refrigerator
and you will understand their
superiority.
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510. 25 to 525.119.
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:Are de\lSEd to secure the
:rcsults you desire-that is
a cool shaded, well venti-
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of. Made for strength and
durabllity in a variety. of
Colors and combinations
to harmonize with house,
. equipped with porcelain
first time in four years 1111 total Foul-tn 1 I
VIENNA, Juno ”rs-Th! 'u' will!
trio are controlled by and are apart ~
of the state. When called out the -
"stands" so as units and are assigned .
the national Tryouts costume. with f
o
, There 13 no née 1mm lor 1116 mm
shooters. and for generations it has
been a ncttor or personal wide to -7
beenolosetosdtlmetobereliew,
’rings and the‘ ‘no whip”
devices winch keep them
from swinging allout' 1n the
wind. "
4 feet wide ”w 25
6 feet wide 5- . .33 50
8t:ctwide....... $450
to feet wide $575
All with a drop of 7 feet,
6 inches.
1.1‘
Many knew» no Brim
What Are Your AssetS?
the We conduct or illness and personal
clams the m W11!” distinctly
‘ Avoid The liability
or not In!“ a checking account. We invite accounts which are
given older“ and courteous attention.
.Falrfield County National Bank.
THI OLD“? BANK IN NORWALK.
ll. byline Steanl Dyeing & Cleaning Co. .
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Eyes Examined Free
PEKING, June 30.—1-A1nerlcsnmls_-
slonaries and others} have spam to
come prominent in» Poking over is
matter which promised seriously to
.aii'ect not only their work. but the
principle. for which. they need. all;
andtwoniinorcmmwlmvnnro-
unveil hen til“ We ma
1 -; ‘tlley- minded to tile I 411111, accord-
case was that at wellness when.
drafted with no idea of .trnnsgressin‘g
Ltho rights and beliefs of any Chinese
citizens, but the number of Chris-‘_
tian's being so compustivaly smiiil
derciion'hcd been given to them. _
Inns. owners to. subsecmm ’9’ 1
minted; and were permitted 1to take:
oils In a ram acceptsble to Claim
ughout ‘11s nation, no special conq- 1
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