ALK Russia would. face revolution. until
would take two months to mobilize
anyhow, and in two weeks unity} Rus-
sia was battering at Eat Prussia.f
‘> IThey believed that m was deca-‘i
dent and hopelessly 1111111111. and
Imnce is unified. fighting with a splr-E
it that wins the admiration even of
1915 1mm”.
1 They believed that ital)~ was with
them, and italy is sgntmi on'tbe our-
Ier side. They belieVed that Japan
would keep her hands off from hatred
' of Russia, and Japan drove the Ger-
linens out of Asia and is co-opmting
' with Russia. and helping to drill Rus-
EVENING SENTINEL TELE‘ sian recruits. They believed that Ser-
PHONE CALLS- Ivia couldn’t fight, and Servia drove
Editorial Rooms—92. out the Austrians and kept them out.
311511163: 3:233? meet—1388 They believed that Austria was :1
E35335 Res1dence—I235'3- strong ally, and Austrians arms have
lost everywhere except when support-
an some 1101111
EVENING semen
3 ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
P
“—i
IE. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
. SATURDAY, JULY 17,
MINIATURE ALMAN‘AC'FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 2 :36 a. 111.; 3:04p. 111
Sun rises 4. '34; sets 7 .23
City Editor’s Residence—7521.
V Business Manager' 5 Residence—Ied by Germans. They be11e1 ed that the
1113-12. Sultan of Turkey couldstart a Holy
PubiiSher S RCSldencHQl” jWa‘r of Mohammedan: against the Al-
—" lies in Asia and Africa and the may
THE mosouno PROBLEM. lIWar failed utterly.
I‘iie' citizens of Norwalk should be! lend their diplomatic re-
, acquainted with the great tineslloll HS pi'esentative and secret emissaries up.
It now stands owing to continual rains pear to have given the Kaiser untrustlx
the fresh water breeding has been un- worthy reports or else reports, have
usually heavy and in the effort to con- been misinterpreted at. . Berlin. Now
trol'this, the salt marsh inspection and the Berlin statesmen hopelessly fail-
maintenance has not been as lisld H5 ed to get the American viewpoint, or
it should have been The drainage sys appreciate the strength of the Mood
tem is in as perlet‘t ordei as usual and c:.- 1 support of the president in his do-
: the committee still has the one man mood that Germany respect our sea.
in every
,working every day, 111111 or shine, but rights
this season’s rains have put ll heau' It is strange that the leaders of a
' handicap on llls labors. The original race so brilliant in other respects
campaign 11 ts against marsh should fall so completely in seeing In
breeding 11111111 undei (”11111er COlldl Ito the minds of other E11111:
salt
races.
tions of weather is ‘JB 1191 Celll- 0‘ ll” German leaders in America seem odd- ‘
mosquito breeding That bleedlllg 1““ ly locking in insight. 111 arms, Ger-
been stopped for all time. ’lhe l'l‘efill many is the admiration of the w,orld
~' mater breeding consisting of lllldl‘lll“ but in diplomacy she has bouilng to
-Ied swamps, shallow ponds 11111111111 l0“ show but a series of blunders
. pod June and cease their trouble, did and 11011 her 11 "world of enemies "
”.4101 111') up this year and have not becllI Thnt' is what comes from letting mil-
drained as 11191 should be and as they itaiy 1111111 without tact or imagine-
gulp being done in other sections when: lion run a government.
“Q.“
f.‘ ‘L ”the mosquito nuisance is being wipull
out. This 111111111 breeding is llelllg‘ "ANTI-.ENLIBTMENT"
completed 111 Darien and judging [10111; An gamer“ organization culling it
its cost there, 1mm $1.000 10 $1.500 self the' ‘-A11tlenllstment League" 13
'11 cold be required to dinin the 1111111111 pledging young men ne1er, under any
blending places of \or11'nlk..\ow that (ircumstanccs. to Join the army or
the public has been shottn 111111 mus navy. It is natur'ally arousing a storm
control is possible and 111051 d8 of criticism, which doesn't all, by any
e. and not an experlmelll lllOYImeuns, come from jingoes or militar-
,II
'F
uuito
siiabi
“ ' ' should demand thitt this amount be 119- 111115.,]
,1. proprinted for the work and ilnishod‘ It seems strange flint any American,
. early next spl 1111, Some 11111111113 should knowing American history and suppos-
" be sounded agitln\t the increasing cdly animated by Americnn traditions
carelessness of the people 111 11110111111; could deliberately take such a pledge.
breeding on their 01111 pr'opert) 111 0111 IWo are 11 peaCeful nation,- btit we have
barrels 111111 tubs. old toigottcn the Idea
11 ooden receptable- Iot peace that we were 11111an to
always breed 11105 swear- that we would 11e1er fight 11n-
llOllS never been__ so obsessed With
unused
or any
Stagnant water will
quitocs and more of this carelessness der any provocation whatsoever,
:3 has been found hit'ely than was 1th If such a doctrine had prevailed in
‘ l ‘ «ruse when the mosquitoe agitation 1776, there would have been no Declar-
fivas daily. Itocontly twenty-five Idls- ntion of Independence, and no United
. carded barrels, 1111 breeding and throw- States of America. if it had prevailed
log off clouds of mosquitoes wereIin 1812. we should have submitted,
found and o1c1tur11cd in one single Itamely to Great Britain’s aggressions
Idny A local health ordinance against Iand been permanently depri1ed of the
in“, might p1‘0\e educational. Perfect freedom of the sea. If it had prevailed
maintenance or both fresh water and in 1861, slavery would hate continued.
salt water drainage could be had at or the Union would have been disrup-
"one present expense if the inland tcd—piobably both. if our young men
. breeding was stopped through proper Ihad been so pacific at the time of our
, drainage- It is to be hoped that there Spanish war, the Cubans might still
_ will be public expression in favor of be subject to foreign butchers and ty-
rnaking our mosquito control 11 then runny.
: 911211 and a finished undertaking. There are two 'klnds'of war—aggres-
. .__ ,sive and defensive. No great nation
GERMAN MlSUNDERSTANDING.
it isn't any wonder that the Ger-
man severnment doesn’t understand
' public sentiment in the United States 1
, It :hss failed to understand everyt
nation that it has had anything 19-1101
with in. connection with this wilful
(The milltarist-statesmen at Berlin}
seem diplomatically lbllnd.
.. {They believed that Great Britain
11110111111111 1'... to war—that it couldn't,
because Irish revolution was 111111111
neat, and because the British colon:
les would all revolt if war were do
clared. The German ambassador 1111111
I , . otic thin . What w n -
'f 31111185111911 the Kaiser. But the 11111111?“ and :11 gm to :Illxdaznfiiwm
subsided, and every calohrin anyl as
eugenics reserve bone after
quarter of the world hastened .10 _l 1 .. D ’3 III . Ie'I‘l‘dIIt‘I
defending herself. The doctrine of
turning the other cheek may work for
'illdllldllals, in a civilized society, but
the behavior of nations toward each
other is still so barbarous» that no
country pledged to'tame submission
could preserve its independence.
if we go. to .war again, it will be
in honest self- defense. We shall than
lneed soldiers, not peace 0111111111. Any
man who disqualifies himself now
{from doing his duty in such a. time of
need is doing a shumeful and unpatrl-
Justinian on partlwlafll‘ 111111 the abs 1m ewes-rs roInI snows
‘m cause, .,have just conduct-W ' comm ‘
Eof entry for chocolates, sent an ap-
"nient 0118011000 chocolate drops which
thalylllplno 1111 111111 us 11 sort of brotherly
places 11111111 11511111111 1111' up in 1111 have alienated even friendly neutrai.;!eelins-or should one any sisterlyl—f
ifor the little brown lovers of Ameri-
lhas ever repudiated the latter Even.
China does not object on principles to ,
Subculture Ahmad added "do The Chicago chocolate 11.1.11“;
Westportsaugotuck. 001111.
ON THE SOUND. ‘
ADJOIMNG THE BEAUTIFUL
,‘f- ‘ com such
The Beauty Spot oi Conn
Near Shore and Button we have
mngefmd subdivided Dwelling
and Bungalow Sites. All conven
iences. Train and trolley express
service. Plumbing. wgter and
electricity ready for connection.
LOTS FROM 3300
Furnished and Unfurnished:
Houses.
' To rent for summer season or
for sale, on'the shore or inland.
:Great Opportunities at Rentals
from $150 '
Modern Up-to-datc Farms
Latest improvements at sacrifice
prices. Also improved and unim-
proved shore property.
convince: Yourself of These
lixeeptlumll Bargains
Jill. Mlllllllmafinf
INSURANCE
1'4. wagon-511111111111, Cu
CONNECTICUT
x .-
,
later to this demand but‘war‘hus inter- -
fored with the continuance of the traf-
flc. Manila, which is. the principal port
cal to Uncle Sam to help out and
Chicago responded with a consign-
has just started on its westward way,
with a. promise of more to follow.
Chocolate. is the best and most harm-
less 'pick-up' known to a stimulant
loving world. Somehow that cargo of
candy gives one 11. new respect for the
ca's favorite little brown sweets.
Pv-vv-T'
in view of till lite trouble l’ennsyh
vonia tax collectors are causing Dr.
IAnna Show over the little yellow auto-
mobile the suitruitista gate her, why
IdOn‘t the suits get up a song for her
entitled You Gotta Stop Kickln' My
ICar Around?"
...__.__
~ CONNECTICUT PATENTG.
The following patents were issued
'to Connecticut inventors .luly 1;: list
, furnished from office of A. M. Wooster,
Solicitor of Patents, Bridgeprt, Conn.
Albert H. Christie, Bridgeport (21
ironing Hmnchlne
Samuel 13 Cutting, Bridgeport. loom.
(Lyman D. Jones, Bridgeport. vcm
clo spring.
Clarence I). l’ litit, Bridgeport, nt-
tachmcnt plug.
Friend W. Smith, Jr. ., Bridgeport.
ironing machine.
. F. W, Smlth, Jr.. and A. H. Christi.
Bridgeport, ironing-machine.
George B. Thomas, Bridgeport.
electrical receptacle.
Frederick E. Warner. Bridgeport.
'(3) ironing-machine, (2) making screw
hooks, eyes, etc
Clinton E. Woods, Bridgeport, sound
box for talking machines
Warren J. Belcher, Hartford, drive
chain,
Emil A. Claus, Hartford, cupcdls-
[1c nsing device.
William Schranim,
pet's.
irving Fisher,
file.
Bane Stock. New Haven, hinge clasp.
William C. Ude, West Haven, means
for controlling telephone circuits.
Frank E. Vandercook, Waterbury.
manufacturing screws.
Hartford, coli-
New Haven, index
and W. B. Runk, Derby. wire- stralkhtfi
enlng machine.
bolt mechanism. .
Archer N. Holley,
threadd'olllng device.
' Curtis P. Brown. 11.111111111111011, suc-
tlon .roller.
George W. Dunning. -Stsmford,ee-
capement mechanism for typewriters.
.eto.
Rollin C. bowls, Stamford, combina-
fl .
Charles. E.. BradshaW. Waterbury. . l
FALSE WEIGHTS TOLL 60. MIL. fact that it is impossible to obtain cont
Norman Bf Hurd, New-Britain. panic .
flnveetluilon shelve thlt New Yorkfiubmitted .to the .atiortney general of
Turrlnston. .
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1 The great money saViiig. event
' . oi the season
profit by.
.\“ “‘\“ -‘ “ ‘\
a U;.../‘, at. on- ‘1 A. w ‘IMUr- U
Never has any sale offered stich variety.
Never have values-such 33‘ these‘ Uhe’n 'presented‘ to you to
This annual sale' is thereon bigocsasion
of» the Boston'1 Store and the extreme
value giving is reached in» its. offerings
. 'Be sure and attend this 531': Monday and every succeed-
ing day for the savingswill be wonderful.
ENGLISH GIRL MAKING
Lions, ysfiw.
——I.-
Citizens AretRohhed of That. .
' Amount Annually.
surest 9.1165011 the Bond of ,tIWellh
lion lock.
emitting instrument.
Frederick M. bit-Bots, Thompsonvnl
detachable trolley-harp.
pet-onions.
Edmond D: Moreno, 11., 1111101an
151-1111111111. 1' ~ ~41
“ Lloyd c.IvudIeI1I-.I Greenwich,
nation 11. n. 691111111th N0?“ New York, nonrandom“
Hero is the evidence of the factphotogrsph was taken just outside at
that women- have had to go into the‘ factory where there are hundreds of:
munitions factories of Great llrltnln women at work: 1 __
to» make shells for the army. The call soldiers of Gen. French in the field “mummncm disturbance {0110“ "1g the cuts
of Minister of Munitions Lloyd-i would have to retire before the Ger- New Amsterdam. as New York city break of the big war. There were
George has- not been answered 5111- Imans as they have done often in the We formerly can“,
ficlently to keep these women out ofI past because they had no proper: am, 1620, and it will be present
this tryinguand laborious. work. The‘ munltlon with which to tight."
Sixty millions of dollars annually is wt
1 ch No
the tribute which the purchasing putr- lat er official thought that it should'
11s of1 New York pays to dishonest eel or “16, city The “w as orltlntllll’ld“
tradesmen. Despite the “0m 0‘ thef limped p“: “13 penaltyl Ithe Iuan‘ds’ “a
State Department of Weights. and Men 01 the district ll may, but compré. to paromthe first. installments“ 11111
and Measures; New York; experts buy” “if;
Ebenezer Hill..BouItii Norwalk‘, citi- ”mum that: thw‘mm pocketed MM “Sim has I
lyear ’by Violators of the net contain
lll‘ law Addressing the Weights anal
SHELLS FOR THE ARMY 1
South Norwalk.
1 -— :SUM‘MER SCHOOL?
, BEGINS JULY 6,
Merrill Business College
{1111119111.
Port Chester.
The City N ational Bank
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funds to meet every obligation promptly.
and an established reputation.
at your disposal. ~
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In all permanent financial success it is necesary to have ample
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mancia uccess . :
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You establish atronzbsnhns connections by having an account :
willirttbiatbsnky-uvbhnk' with air. 011g capital and surplus. a. Bond record,
Upon request a representative will call and consult with you re
gordlng any mother pertaining to blinking-our time and experience are
V‘vv‘vv'vvv‘A:
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ANNOUNCEMENT
‘ OVERLAND CARS
AGENTS
Phone 1360.
PAR
3313011111 11111111. ST.
Withdut them thel
W38
real: Sale
of: Summer Dresses, Skirts, \\'aists,1’alm
Suits, Golfine Coast and Hats Conic and get the
best. merchandise for less money titan you would
pay elsewhere for inferior lines
city byrlbe peoplefiof Amsterdam, 1101- $125, 000, 000. The profit to the
511111131" pronouns. GARAGE
Beach
Clocks &
Millinery
SOUTH N ORWA LK
founded 1. 000 applications for the loan and the
ed to the public subscription amounted to fully
12%
lendi“as a. token of historical affection banks participating in the loan was
'uulugood will so 10113101111111: between
«lotions, or even prosecutions underlnm' two cities? The offer of the gift
I he law. When evidence of violations is
the :state, he declared that it was the
place of the district attorney of that“,0
county to conduct the. prosecuttron The
learned
be taken. up by the corporation coum
ided to aim in: bassinet the city]
' 410110091009. 1611M cont; mammalian
‘ to existing con I
111111 more sci-in; .5“: ln mum and.
villi be taken to' ‘pre‘v- WWWWM 111, ppm “Ms
W 1511115 tabbed 01'“qu 119111219 inhumanity: 11.
' overwinter 14m
:1, 604 .878, representing 2 per cent. on
$80, 243. 940 of syndicate subscriptions
made by the Dutch consul general in set aside for payment 0! the citys in-
mm o: the miyor 0‘ Amsterdam has debtedness in London and Paris. In ad-
been accepted by the mayor of New dition to this profit to the supbscrthers
_ the city received between $400, 000
As a. result 011 recent conferences and $500, 000 representing the no two-
mymmbnugmfin has been fits accruing trom‘ the sale 0:
4531 the any eomptfoflu has notes in excess of 2 per cent.
the
ism of bonds 1111119111.. in 3116‘ POLIOEMAN HELD UP AT POINT
. OF PISTOL.
St WINDSOR LOCKS, July 17. —Roffa
11 ed last fall: Whisk when 11118011131111 Morranrl was arrested while flourish-
'hbrs Torment 08.1110 loan £9.31an in: a revolver on Main street last eve .
0901333! mm and held for police court today.
Manson! walked along the street
.the weapon and covered
., .1 “Phi-517 1A communes“: Fay in a doorTWay.
00111111111th or mt; no! Ola-Everett! collectedmesr the two and
' carted
.which caus-
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