leader. the field secretary for Californ—
is, was decidedly pessimistic. Hede~
Iclored 111111 “the elements which make
to: uufiehtseusuess are more unearth!
than those which make righteousness,
:and twenty years will see the world
{much worse on: than it is today.” He
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, runners ssh-rum.
"ESTABLISHED BY
muss GOLDEN.
1.. AND 11. 1’. most
91209111311025.
ITUESDAY JULY 20’ 1915 ;to Christiunity, because, he said, both
I111 heathen and Christian nations, heu-
TOMORROW' are being converted,’ so that “the
1139 this 5: 26 a. m: 53 55 P 111. emotions are becoming an eleIn 8m“
505 4 2‘37 1 5%” “20’ , for minority.”
Others, however, were more optimis-
flVENmG SENTIHEL TELEfiil in. One of them ioresaw a great in-
' PHONE CALLS. [crease in the power of Christianity,
al Rooms-age. :ihrough its popularization by such men
5‘ om“ Ins Billy Sunday, and its closer appll~
”Mk Branch Office—1388 foatlon to daily life. Another saw a
r's Residence—roars.
_ great items tor‘good in the often rep-
” Eiltgéfifiigeggfilfiét reputed moving pictures. Another Dro~
n . phesied that card playing would lose
cr’s Residences—390. 1111 vogue and 111111 dancing would so.
1W way to more wholesome outdoor exer-
HE GONVICTS “PHONY CHANCE. .. else. Another anticipated a general dis-
cerding of “frivilous pleasures" and
a more serious or "rational“ tendency
in recreation.
"Sing Sing prison has been getting
51‘s that its share of publicity recent-I
ut here's a new Sing Sing story
a problem thht makes it worth' None had the $819111)! to promise
ruin? the abolition of warfare, though one
George Faber, a convict uas “om. expected more international co opera—
“hug outside the prison walls, alone, uu- lion and good Will Most of them be-
ssw no hope of converting the heathen,
' NIATURE ALMAINAC FOR thens are being born tester than they . R
. ... ._
SOUTH 110111171113 '11... 1.11.111 in mush. m eneh'rsusnfi envision, sunk sy- Ausrsmn’ 1.113111111111111.
This is' the Italian armored
cruiser Amalfi, the fiist Italian]
warship to be blown up by a
submarine since the moon entera
ed the war. She was cruislngi
in the Northern Adriatic, prc~é
sumably in the neighborhood of
the great Austrian naval basc,l
Pola, when a submarine struck.
her. This is bchcvcd to be a
submarine sent overland in
I Warden Osborne's 1101101 system.’ lieved more "wild b8. "a drain“ 00111'
I‘lliost capsized 111 the river near by munity lite" and more social co- opera-
I No people were thrown 119191855 lion. But here is the most striking
nto the water. Faber jumped in and thing about the whole symposium:
(1 their lives, then went quietlyl All the leaders, without an exception
d" rdeclhred that .twenty years wlll bring
eINew York World commenting national prohibition. and one went so
i'wllo rescued two persons from will not be 11 single saloon on the cow
to hing deserves some recognition of tinent north of the Mexican border.
VVVaEt. But what form shall it take? 9..."...— .
A shoxtened sentence? lie is a third INV'ISIBLE SUBMARINES.
M met. What assurance has smiel) While the navy department is trying
11:11:11 a man thrice imprisoned will walk ‘0 figure out a submarine that will
.jstruight heréatter If released? make ‘twenty- -five knots an hour, or
aber happened to see the comment, better r'-and will dictators be able to
hit sat down in his cell and wrote a. ,catch any vessel of peace or war 91:-
able to the World, which ulBI warden, not the fastest ciulsers and torpedo
,rwsrded it was a remarkable human bouisaclvlllen inventors are laboring
ecument. :wlth the prpblem of making the sub
all wish u. put the tollowlug straight merino invisible. ..
1 on, ” rote the convict. 'W hat1 -
1' to y ,lw I ii at it i do ‘wnllr it’s a fascinating subject. It reminds
c ave 1 .
“ Wine I, t \ '11 i re one of the waird story of Jack Lon‘
11" veme sun
‘5 WIgI sour. y 11 g a q ' don, of the two rivals and bitter one
call
‘ . mies each of whom sought by solen-
“lt society g1ves me a phony chance ,
IIdlk‘ th t let in iven me before this experiment to make himself invis-
— 11 sec - lS .
' 3 cs. ty 11: return" ' this to theother. Both succeeded one
, 11 ex on a 1 . 1 ‘
I' "”1 p p by . by swallowing a chemical substance
Then he proceeded to tell his story »
that made his body as transparent as
_ I'Iwith the reason for his "semnd and:
air, and the othei by painting his body
iilird bits. " He was sent to the Elmira
‘ with s. pigment at such perfect black-
. reformstory for some boyish ludiscre
d 11 till ll ' smiled as us nose that is reflected absolute no light
. 1 ”M a 1 , 1 -.n ~
' idea, A“ y p 1 i'rhey met, and fought to the death,
, pal, on the condition that he had
‘ .'e11ch unseen by the other.
job awa1tiug him. When he‘ went to‘
accept the proffered 3011,1115 prospec- l
«tire employer said, ‘Sorry young man, 1111 has applied for a. patent on an n-
but I just helped to get you out of; ventlon which consists in covering a
prison. You ll have to look for a job. submarine, particularly the periscope,
‘ . somewhere else" with silvered glues or some other mir-
' He did 50. and was met with ”18V tor-like substance, which, he declares.
query, ‘Whi didn't you make good will turn whatever part of the cralt is
me the .other job?" He failed to get above- the water into a more reflector
pvork, committed another oilense and of waves, making it indistinguishable
I as returned to Elmira. Released, hei from the surrounding sea,
Ad. the same experience over again l lLlBllt. Joseph 'FlBllfiT' Of “19 U S
and round 111111111111 in Sing Sing pens Submarine K-6 has a different scheme.
selltiary. iHe paints the periscope in thin, verti-
Theu." he wrote “society lets out Veal stripes, consisting of all the colors
ja yell, ‘Why did he not make good? fit the spectrum. The effect, in theory
1131.1 we not give him twp chances?" at least, is precisely the opposite or
{he higues that "11111111111111 13111 di- that chained by 11 11113111 The prism
ided between criminals and humorist-thinks 11p ”Whit6 light" into the var-
uals," that “within certain limits vary ions colors; those same colors, or-
ing with the individual every human :ranged according to his method when
111.111: is a potential criminal. And on 1689!! at it distance merge sgain- into
‘r halide—and this is the bright white light. so that the periscope is
e shield—every criminal is not discernible. .
.Iually Ml hone'st man, and With It the government works out a fast
A encouragement from. society submarine than can be rendered in-
sin honest W’preference” lvisible to the enemy by one or thé‘se
all “will: the-NEON. that When hBVprocesses. and can 1111.111“. steered and
‘1 risen the next time. he may 1tired by a wireless operstion on land
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retake good. It is his last chance. Hammond, in, there need he no worry,
111. 1311,". he writes,, “(which llabout the adequste protection of our
Ire will never. be soothers 1111111: -
1(toasts.
life as a habitual criminal." “‘
. . .. 1
I I' lighting 1.1111 other tor their respective
11.- 11111111111111 the Greet—Get qut or
my; sdullght._, ‘ ‘
the cuss, said, “The Sing Sing trus~ far as to declare that in 1935 there .. .
A Denver man named Patrick Keen~ I
Id 11 real job. and a. genuine chance according to the method of John Hays; .
While 11111111111111: belligerent; 1311-6 ‘11 I ‘I
pieces by the Germans to the
Austrians, for their navy was not:
strong in submarines when thc1
war began. The official Italian
111 111 SDBNARINES
111111 1111111
WASHINGTON. July 20. willingness
should appropriate for one hundred
submarines at the next session, so-
coming to a statement issued here‘
today by the National Defense
League.
“A recent account widely printed
by the press, that the General Navy}
Board will leconnnond appropriations
for at least’ thirty submarines andl
that these will be included in ,thel,
novel estimates to be sent to the next}
Congress by Secretory Daniels, is all-1 .
right as fur as it goes. but it (local
not go far enough." according to the?
League’s statement.
"We must. make provision forV
more ihun three times that numberl
of undersea boats,” declares» the;
statement,
The League has launched 11 cum-
pnlgn throughout. the country to
arouse public sentiment for one hun-
dred sulnnnrlhesx in the next naval.
bill. it will agitate the question of
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The Amalfi‘.
WWY. JULY 20,1915
account of the situation says:
“The commander, before giv-
ing orders to the crew to jump
;'ovcrboard, cried ‘Long live ‘
King, long live Italy !’ The coil
crew, drawn up along the stcrh,
echoed the shout, giving a re-
111arkable exhibition of courage
and discipline. 1
«1
“The commander, who was the
last to lcaVe, slipped overboard
shortly before the Amalfi sank.
Nearly all the officers and crew
were saved. ”
’DDNPD GARDENS
Westport-Ssugstuck Conn. “pl
ON THE SOUND. .
ADJOlNlNG THE BEAUTIFUL
5" come BEACH
The Beauty Spot of €11qu
Near Shore and Station we have
arrsuged sud subdivided Dwelling‘
11nd Bungalow Sites. All convenl
leuces. Train and trolley exprosrl
service Plumbing, water 'Innd
electricity ready for connection.
LOTS FROM $300
Furnished 11.111 Uuiumlshed
Hollies. I _
To rent Vior summer season or
for solo. on the shore or inland.
Great Opportunltln at Rental
from 3150
Modern dolomite 111111111
Latest lmprovemontsst sacrifice
prices. Also improved and unlm
proved shore property.
VCoriVlnce Yourself of These
Exceptional Bargains
108 ”OR-[0N REAL ESTATE
have the support of powerful mom;
bore of Congress. A letter received
by the League today from Represen-
tative William. D. Stephens, at Los
Angeles, Cal, who'hps recently been
inthe Hawaiian islands investigat-
ing the defenses of Honolulu and
Pearl Harbor, ‘soid‘thsl. Mr. Stephens
will demand at the next Congress
appropriations for one hundred sub-
marines. The California Congress.
man’s letter hears .great weight be-
cause lie is one of the leading mem-
bers of the house Naval Alteirs Com--
mittee arid was 11111117er responsible at
the last Congress; in forcingnn in-
crease in the nunlbhrjot submarines
appropriated? for from. 1111;111:1111. six-
teen, the number in 1111111111 naval
bill, Secretary Daniels having recom-
mended e‘i’ghtw blithtr bouts» hut-1011111
gross. largely through the efforts oi
Mr. Stephens and other Congressmen
who are members of the league.
doubling that number. Mr. Stephens
wrote from Honolulu: ‘V
“I am more then eyes convinced
that the United States should have
hfiother hundred‘snbmnrlnes; at least
“oust more. battleships, and several
battle cruisers, besides a surgicient
number or auxllliery vessels." ’ --.
‘The United. States new. has a to
tell at. 10.111111111111111... built 1: bullll
1111. but many or. those. now in c,“
In... 111111111111 leu 11‘
on adequate number of submarines "d
until Congress convenes next Decenn INSUB‘Q “‘35
ber- _ . .11. Westport—Saugatuck , Q-
ln this campaign the League will CONNECTICUT .
11o shifted from coast line to con
line, through the Panama'ca‘nal,
'culosis commission at the Capitulyesu
fifty of, them stationed on the Racine _.
protect the 1111111111 and nettle (least:
to
st
1d
31'
large enough to enable the boats
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from’,, the Pacific Coast to Alaska
Howell under their own power."
FEW VACANT PLACES m STATE
ssnnromA.
Total of 183 Cases In Hartford. Insti-
tution, Nine Places In Shack A
for Men.
At the meeting of the state tuber-
terday morning. reports were made
relative to the vacancies in the var
1111.11 Vsanetorle oi the state. There
areno vacancies in the Hartford Sah-
atorium for patients in the infirm?
for male patients and only one, ,1;-
eaucy in the womans infiiunallyl .
There are nine vacancies
shagk for men and one in the slink
devoted to the care for women. , ll
told there are 183 chaos in the lo
institution. " "1i
'Ilhere are: 121 patients at the Me
den- Sanitarium and nineteen ms t
£1.11 men's shack 11111
women's shack. There
Vthemselvos and
no appreciation of Our institutions
in] the I
11.1”
Is 11' so: .
NorWalk. July 20
Editor South Norwnlk :lllvening' Sena
tinel: .
Do you think it possible that there
are "more than 15,000,000 men, most-
ly in the ousternwstateswermans,
Austrians and Hungarians, who are
at the call of the foreign powers
hauled? A Buddhast correspondent
claim; this can be done. But I do
not believe it possible that those gov-
ernments can so control their former
citizens who. having renounced elf
. legisnces over seas, are new citizens .
of the newer American Republic. if
I amflmlstaken, in this, then ‘1 these
people have perjured themselvesby
the solemn oath to defend the starsl
and stripes, and thev should be
dealt with accordingly. if these old
or European. states appeal to the
loyalty of those who forsook them
some years ago, more than this new
"land of the free" then “this home of
the brave" should take such perjurers
turnout! and deport them to the land
of their first and abiding love. Amer.
ion is no place for traitors and let
them be exhstrlated with as little (is.
.l lay on possible.
If there are 11 million and more
disloyul men» us-ingour beloved land .
1111- base, merclnery purposes.
V with
no sense of the opportunity it aflords
their chlldrom with
and immunities. desiring 11111 intend
lug only to best way to some foreign
shore the gains of this one,
wherein lies the success of our land
of the open door, and universal in-
.vltstioul‘ '
_.
lt is not dlillculi to believe thstI
a few foreigners are with us who
“have not and will not cast in their
lot with the land oi their adoption;-
cynlcs who, though they will .1.-. r “
stick for lowbom natives, never will
, loyslly love and devote themselves to
‘our sentiments, traditions and lawn.
land,
Broader American sympathies
doctrines cannot be embraced' by
‘ such men 1111 these, because the Eur-
opean malaria has too thoroughly in‘
noculnted their systems. There are
hopeless cases which either never
should have venturedmoross the sons
1 or else should slrnlghtwny venture a
return to the lipid of their love.
Can any 1011111111 command mobilise 'I I
thousands oi our citizens against
their own ‘Vgovernmentwu govern-
ment' by no crowned head. or 1111111111111-
vocrncy: Vill our citizens submit to
any monarch as against 11 "govern-
ment of. the people, {or the people,
and by thepeople?" V
this is love. then “sell government is
no utter failure, and we would all
better at once so back to the bomb
age from which we have come forth,
and how out necks to the htyrant's
yoke, ‘Wheu the over-Atlantic war
opened, one of the great rulers stat:
ed than he‘ had more‘than 5 11111111111
men to. Sacrificehon ertain‘idrivé be
time abbut to melts.
and by what. outbority he proposed
to make the bloodysncritlce. Dldel
mighty God gm" thisbous‘ter author-
ity tobutcl‘ler or‘ 11119111111... the 11111.
cherius these vast. “mussesof men?
Did these thousands or our. 1) than
Iwhose blood soaks Europe’s 1.1111111
delds,—‘—l1y an. mumernwasco,.
tainted or destroyed
then :
11, Mr. 111111111; “
11111 1111 1119' time .
of reading the statement, I wondered ‘ ..
where he got his, 11111111111 otterlngs‘,‘ '
_; boosted million oi monarchy.
The Shoppers- Bargain Harvest
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ‘WHO VIS-
ITED OUR STORE YESTERDAY
WERE AMAZED AT THE VALUES
BEING OFFERED.
Selling on every floor was very heavy, but it is not
to be wondered at when we are selling up—to-datc, .
wanted, merchandise in many cases at a fraction
of the origucl. cost.
Low prices have always been the rule at this “Un—
derselllng Store” and when you take into’consid~
oration that even these have been deeply cut
YOU MUST APPRECIATE WHAT A
WONDERFUL CHANCE THIS OFFERS
. YOU TO SAVE MONEY-~GREAT SAV-
INGS IN ALL INSTANCES.
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NIo matterkwhat you ne‘ed you will find it ' here
new.
- Buy Now-— Buy Liberally
THE MORE YOU BUY THE
MORE MONEY YOU SAVE, II
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BEGINS JULY 6
Merrill Business €01!ch
South Hm Port Chester.
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1!".1I
, , ANNOUNCEMET
OVER LAND CARS
V1113] BROTHERS GARAGE
AGENTS
. Phone 1360. I South Vblorpzalk, Conn.
of Summer Dresses, Skirts, Waists,Pal1n Beach
w”Suits, Golfine Coast and Hats. Come and get the
‘ best merchandise for less money than you would'
pay elsewhere for interior lines 5 .
Clea-ks 8.:
HE PARI Millinery
33 scorn 11111111 ST. 50111an QRWALK
years. has averaged 80,000,000 acres.
The United States now comes second
with 59. 417, 000 acres, an increase of
11 per cent. over last year. British In-
dia has 3448.000 acres against 28,464,-
000 lust year: France, 14,142,000 acres, 1
not including wheetsrea in the region,
occupied by Germany; Canada's scre-
age increased from 10,293, 000 acres to
12, 896 000; Italy has 12 528 000, an in-
crease 016.3 per no 't Spain, 9.784.000.
on increase of 1.1 r cent; Hun or!
VWhEdIt Fielan Not. Blflldfleldhfi-slght ‘1 I ) h.“ 3’11;on against gflzzg.
Foreigd' OIQIIMNGI ”Show "hired“ I“ 'I 000 last year» 31111131111119... 4,305 001)
' " another 6,128 .000 last- year; Denmark
shows, a slight decreese; Great Britain,
‘ glncresse;,111uxemburg,'T
511.1- cent. “crease; Switzerland, 10.! 1.
$1 per cent. increase; dentin. 1 per cent ,
“decrease. ' ~
grotltyjhls 11111111111111». at} the price ”of
our owuhoud rod.,blood..l don't think
the mobilisation scheme of the Buds.
pest correspondent will even become
more than the 1111.11.51.11 or an. ex-
.. , _ _:I..r .
menses: V111 111:1: Acheson
~ ‘ " Acronym »-
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New 1Neonnonsvrons._
rent Egg Harbor Fish dl: Oyster-
_, (if. Nocwolk: 100 shares sub; 1
scribed 1011,1111 which 3 ‘ 00, cash and .
Norwalk Chronicler