WW6 SEW
i ESTABLISHED BY
, VI - JAMES GOLDEN. I.
Iand stern.- a stir. are not to be the arm or the infantry. The Germanal
protected. They are seldom is dang, who have made best use 01 it,hs1:o
(”A We always discharges as perfected a type so small and light
. v ‘ nearly V'as possible a torpedo at right that one man can carry it on his back,
E. L AND AV-VVV L GOLDEN: angles. to a ship, because the aide ot- and can operate it alone when he sets
PROPRIETORS V tore the best target. To aim directly it down.
at the bow of an approaching ship 13' [r the tendency is carried to its 1(1ng
THURSDAY JULY 3"" 19:5 almost useless, and besides would put lea! completion. and every soldier in
the submarine in danger of being ram armed With a machine gun 111819.311 at
HINIATURE ALVVMANAC FOR med The stem. too, otters a poor tar a rifle, what chance will any man bflVOI'
I
, - TOMORROW get. I or his life against any other man? VmVVt
Hightider 51 am; 3-14? mI
These facts are fortunate [or the 331119 every Cline“ in this town 11“an
5““ n5“ 4 '39’ sets 7:19 success of the new device, for it heavy ing 1115 neighbor With 8. getting gun,
Vnets had to be hung in the water with dynamite $119115 bursting all
1EVENING SENTINEL TELE-Vahe“ and‘astern of a ship they would around. Th8” “Vb“ “V” seems to be
PHONE C ALLS. Iretard its speed. Hung alongside, they coming ‘0'
VV Editorial Roomka a. may not In much of B dmg- W.—
"Business Office—93 There seems to be no reason why THE GROWTH OF LYNOHING.
Norwalk Branch Office—1333- the plan shouldn‘t work. The nets are In the first six months of this year.
-. Editor's IRemdenceIa—IMS' 3 2- to be hung out only when the war- there have been in the United States
fingtfifnzm ship is in a danger zone They will 341ynchlngs,13 more than in the same
IBlOD E torpedo before it strikes the period of 1914. And one state in para
1113 'XI.
Mishcrs RealdenCG-SQO-1V-8hin It may stick in the meshes and Iticular has distinguished itself in this
_ W run down harmlessly. or it my ex- record or dishonor. Georgia has hadf
“V;Ot.iTH WIN 8 IN GRAIN PRODUO Made In the latter case, there will eight lynching bees, nearly one-ionrthV'
, TION. probably be no more harm done than of the total number
while the country in the deluging of the deck 111th a cobI
VVQridlIlVg itself on the fine outlook for umn of w.ater .. these mob killings have been in pun-Vi
V-8me crops tllis year, the palm ougmi Similar nets hung over the bow:sllment or retaliation for the "un- 1V
to 80 to the South. In a single year the ought to be a sufficient protection so speakable crime." Only seven men or II
, reproach of being a “V’one-Crop section ainst floating mines It the British the 34 were accused of attacking wo-
,V has been “em away. was Cotton \sho navy had adopted such a device early men. Six were negroes, and oneI
deceived the South in 1914 by gm.“ in the war, it would have several more was white. Most of the other 27 were;
it a 16. 000,000 bale crop when there battleships and cruisers aollat today. guilty of nothing more than robbery
was no market [or the stuff is king Perhaps the Dardaneiles fleet is new or petty theft. And not all of them'
no longer. The Monul’acturers‘ Record. protected in that 1ery way. were colored by any means. Onethird
in a review of the agricultural situa- I It only goes to show that theres :1 Vol the 27 were white men.
lion, declares: remedy for everything, even in war- Lynching used to be defended as
.V ‘The grain crop of the South this fare. The only trouble is that in the he only means of deterring negroeaVI
‘VI your will exceed in mine by several; ndless competition between offense Vfronl assaulting white women. If that;
V 'htmdred million dollars the total oi ind weapons generally manage to keep was a suflicient justification once. it is
so no longer. The very criminality or
. o———-——--—- VIthe method hasI wrought a sort 03L
Tm" may sound IncredeeI In“ “,3 THE 1111011111 AT WORK. ‘ moral deterioration in cpmmunltiesV
figures, submlltfiil admit of little (“‘me The lndiIarIl may be constitutionallyl olsmting or excusing the practice
_ lion. According Io Vlhe iorecas‘l of Job lazy, but under the prodding of the qutil the ultimate, extra legal penalty
Si by the department of agriculture. l‘ndian Bureau he is getting a consid s applies unhesitatingly to the pun-
the production of important grains in arable amount of work done The red ailments! petty crimes and more mis-
the southern state will be 1 5411,000000 men haie been furnished three times VIdcmennors, and to whites as well as
bushels. That is a gain of "S6. 000 000 as much seed as usual this year. And, Ibliwks. it is a 8006 0MB“ 18350"
bushels over last year. 5 output. m that isn’t at all like the traditional mls- V8‘10Mns the folly of ever going beyond
adding the rice crop to the wheat, corn 50m") Dhflflmllmphy that sends wool thoIlaW- ‘
. and 93‘1” ya gIeIt a total grain crop (or en blankets to tropical sausges. The
I NR6 90mm; 1530, 000,000 bushels, . an Indiana really V-plailt the solid and tend
V 1 increase over last year of 292 000 000i 11d gather the OPODB J ThItVDauphter of Yours.
I ”sheds. I The department has been short of “One 13 already poverty. stricken it
V The-real signiilcnnce of these llg money, but. has managed to push the his habits are not thrifty "-—Theodore
b
(1!?
general is it is noticeable that very few of
VV ' the most valuable cotton crop st or pm I3 lap ahead. of armor.
aw i ‘1 I
duced by this section”
1 V .VV A ,V V
TALKS 0N THR‘IFT.
——.__..
30m HVIK the ship at a Vdistance o1 m"m sword. V V VIW m M
0%“ "03' or twenty test from the sides. The how' The machine gun is coming to be
Mrs. William Lauder and Mrs. Chester
VIcigars and cigarettes.
VP
l 1. Plum
1 and Alene Nuttin‘
”newscasts“, Conn; VVV
our-{mun ‘
ADJOINING THE BEAUTIFUL
COMPO IEACH
The Beauty Spot at Cool. -
Near Shore and Station we Eve
arranged and subdivided Dwelling
and Bungalow Sites. All conven V
iences. Train and trolley express
’service. Plumbing, water and
electricity ready for connection. V
WSWW
Furnished and Unfurnished
Houses.
To rent for summer season or ‘
for sale. on the shore or inland.
Great Opportunities at Rental
from 3150
Modern lip-iodine Ens
Latest improvements at sacrifice
prices. Also improved and unim-
proved shoreaproperty.
11111 11m 1111
(Continued From first Page.)
Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier in charge or
the lawn Vand its attractions, assisted
by the following ladies: Miss lsahells
Ailer, pony rides; Miss Katherine Far
roll. pony cart; Fletcher Aaron. driv-
er; Miss Eloise We, mysterious
burdock; Misses Jean Aaron and
Susanne Brown, rakers; I-Miss Emily
Randall, wonder kettle; Miss MsryI
Burneli. peanut cart; Martha Prow-t
itt. lemonade; Miss Elia Ponder, lolly
non; ' Missj Josephine Rummler,
sweet lavender; Misses Estelle Smith,
Florence Starr, Nancy Byrne and Eu-
genie Rummler, camp lire girls guide;
Kerr, lemonade in evening. Mrs. Lans-
ing O’Dell, Miss Betty Marshall, Miss
Cornelia O'Dell, Miss Hazel Lockwood,
Flowers Committee—Mrs. Henry 3..
Lockwood and Mrs. Percy Brooks. as<
sisted by Misses Theresa and Kath-
Ieryn Farrell, lsabelle Frost and Mil-
tired Wilson.
' comma Yourself of rm:
Exceptional Bargains
Candy table in charge at Mrs. John.
'35 “Hula" REAL ESTATE
Caveman, assisted by Mrs. Ford Mil»
and
INSURANCE
ler, IMrs. Reed Magnolia, Misses Linal ’“ estpon-Ssugatudt, -
Hill and Frances are rom
Cake table in charge of Mrs. Chris CONNECTICUT
tinu Swartz, assisted by Mrs. E J.
VSims, We. E. M. Lockwood and Mrs. ’ .
E i W“ HUGE Billliiltlls ARE
ice Cream in charge of Mrs. Morton .
McCausland, assisted by Mrs. Vigneti, I
Misses Carrie and NettieMcCausland. EECIWE “mm
Lois Beers, Madeline McKibbon, Elisa-
tevens and Amy Clark.
Leémiflttaisai‘temoon and evening INNSBRUCK, Tyrol, July 22—Whue
in charge of. Mrs. Joseph McElroy. as both Germans and Austrians are tight-I
slated by Mrs. George Ernst and Mrs. ing with 42- centimeter cannon andV‘
D. McNQfion 1, with weapons that the last word in
Childreu' s pia'yI—V‘The Enchanted the art of the arms manufacturer, theI
Garden," under Mention at Mum Tyrolean who have been drawn intoI
end and Louis Heinslins. the war by the entry of Italy iind thstI
with the following actors: Misses the weapons used in the NapoIeonia
Frances and Jean Dossier, liliesnor Ivan are still’ eflecilve. and are‘ using
IMathcwa, Joy Post. Gladys Ferguson. hem with what is reported as great
Marian and Harriet Wadsworth» Win success. I
niired Nash, Helen Sanger, Frances! The old "weapons' are nothing less
Burnsll. llelon Bishopfirace. Beatrice than huge boulders which they are
and Helen Lowndcs. oiling down. avalanchewise, onto the
Genny “moment-
Helen Scholield Blanche Merlin, I
Verlne Ma 11, Lucy Finch, Josephine irontier. They are proving qute
Bennett, llzabetll Sherer, Dorothy deadly as any shells have done in
war. ~ .
Harkins soul The avalanche rocks were first used
sitcssssfnliy in this butts of Belilore
Kath the heights along the Austro- Julian
[Is
this}
and
Fortune tellers- -—-Miss
Mrs. Willis rd
~Mrs.
“33:: by Mrs. Waring, Mrs. E. G 'istad of gendarlnerie and Tyrolean:
ur by Mrs B. M. Andrews. MB Ihnrp shooters, whose {Grommets had
1:96:08. V and Milli IShanbiIiugh at the ought a hundred years ago in spill’OI'l
while agricultulal development work on the VT- Munger.
She’s a lltie bit ot a girl now. May}
be she's just learningto creeps little
sures appears in the ,i'act that,
‘ a substantial increase is forecast for reservations anyhow. It has bought 31,
V the entire cmmtry, the gain in the 500, 000 worth of cattle, horses and
South is immensely greater than
‘~;Wu”n3 especially given over to grain-j Vribos have goodaalzed Incomes from 92‘1”"
‘ mIgmg For the United States, the es property held in trust by the govern- t “3:13: Tit? 2:111:20: “Ire “I” “Id
. s e u s s earn 11g 0
‘Itiiquted total is 6, 414, 000, 000 bushels. mental; An equal amount will be spent want mdre all the time.
an increase of 490, 000. 000 over last likewise in the next twelve months. ‘By‘alld~by~ehe will need nice dresses
in“. It is obvious that the South, I It the Indian is going to cultivate In high school, and perhaps a college
awhile still producting
V’Ier cent. of ‘the total, is responsible to have livestock and seed as it 15 (or.
{or nearly 00 per cent. of the country’Is the white farmer. Under such uagII
Went gain. That is to say, it is in- grassive encouragment" the
many lessons on “it.
daughter. It you have more than one
daughter, it your “quiver is full of
th tit," your responsibility is proper-
V 'Ifllflfifi as last proportionately as the. Ilg economically independent.
Vjest of the country. Another factor seems to be helping
I lit is pointed out, too, that com gen- t'len1,too~—the intusionfif white blood VItionately greater.
Ibraliy commands a price 10 to 20 cents ILittle more than half of the Indians A Philadelphia schoolgirl asked
higher in the South than in the West. re now or pure blood Little by little permission to quit school and go to
V911 this basis, the Manufacturers Rec- the white race is absorbing them And1W0l‘k She said her ”the? had been
VbIrdI estimates that; the southern grain in spite of the tradition that a half- Vkllled, her mother was ill, and her
brother on half pay, so she had to help
mops will represent a gain this year breed combines the worst traits of
1 b t1 support the family.
out least $250 000 000 0""1‘35‘ “”51 ° ‘ ”“51 ”‘9 Gamma“ ”1°” has Might a series oi misfortunes put
. :been proved to give the 0359““ more your daughter into a similar position?
The outlook for cotton is rather Iphysicnl stamina than the full blood Or is your life insured, and are you
gloonw just now, because of theI Indians have. it appears also to giveIDUIdlnE fix‘blllWRrk 0! 39441188 It the
.islreatened closing of the German- -Aus Illem other superior white man's char— I
trian markets and limitation of neu- Vacteristics; all that is needed is a fair
ngI markets by Great Britain. But it chance for them to develop. “Aggres-
V’Vm‘t likely that any loss. suffered an Isive encouragment” in agriculture is
’ his respect will be so great that it' n admirable method.
tVVIvon't be more than counteracted by ._..__—.._..___.
V e’increased value or the grain cropslt MACIHIINE GUNS. ,
Ihose marketing there is no reasl An American military'Ieapei‘t sug-
V doubt. gests that "the infantryman ot the til-
1 Well may the South take heart an“ Iture may be a man with a machine
melee" says the Record, “in this' Igun, a lot of hand grenades and a
mild showing of what it can do in Ishortbladed sword, like that carried
”in production. down these figures be the ancient Roman soldiers " . Pm has been considerably developed
easily be doubled by diversities-I It doesn‘t seem a very fanciful pic-' Ielnce the beginning of the European
also or its agriculture and to growing Isture, either, to anybody who careiully Iwar,
l
sibility?
This is frankly a sermon, but it is
text.
1'11. D. Maconmoon.
Gitllll NEW
LONDON, Jilly 22 .--The Swedish
Iior man and beast." VThe rifle has lost its prestige. It is noI V“ 0““ti announced that-
Street are the uses at adversity finger the indispensable weapon or the III
lea shown the South the WW to “1101‘ Ieven in a charge, (or we read news:
peeled prosperity. days oh soldiers leaving. their guns lbs-
1 -——-—-9-—--—-" - hind them in the trenches and charg-
INVETS To CATCH TORPEDOEO. lug only with hand grenades. 1t iscof
in, chief Mail the. new; 1111
I " hated it deride. to protectorate >itsck as o humanities. The bayon- V
(min submadnos. It is described Iet hasn't lostits seminars. but even
. tables Waitresaet-
and lisp a few words that nobody can Woodward, Adele Walkley.
in sheep for its Indian wards largely out' understand but you and her mother. M0895.
VV ”“ 1119 great western Valid northwestern In! their own money—for many of the IPorhaps she has just started to go to Iv'l'homiliwn Eleanor
ichairman. assisted b
less than 30 his land. We Just as important tor him Veducation. If she's at all 31118108“! ill-I
clined she will want a piano and man and stagemfillage'”
It you are a wise. torward looking *
m°r°V father you will begin today to save for‘
creasing its grain output about four progressive tribes are rapidly becom the increasing needs of your growing
bank to protect her from such a post,
short, and, we trust. as sweet as its:
Mrs. Alex. J. Bummler.
Misses lsubci Ry“! mately the same place. ~ 1 It“
10 The third company of the 71st .1
1 Meeker Mary and 0!
tier. IileVblfiniie and Adele Betta. ileulselan infantry regiment began an attack
Marv V Ele'sllOPon Beliolre, attempting to come up
Anna Lockwood. .
Fitch. Janet 3111- Long before they met the con how-
nd Annie Miller and w ever, the downpour ot‘bouldars began I
Vinmn. l Many or the ltniians were killed at ~
y s
Lansing 0’ Dell. price, others were so severely wound-
y Charles Curtis ed that they were captured. Those who
Exhibition danci‘g by could scramble to one side of the rs~
pine or the other, but only to become
chair buy marks for the bullets or the Aus-
trians. .
‘ Sergeantmajor newer oi the goods:-
3 Valerie, who inaugurated the stone ava-
lanche plan, has been decorated with
the golden breweryt medal, the first
:1 its kind to be bestowed on the 1!-
shout.
lVVllVlVlus 11111111
Dancing ”- M“)
and Mr. O'Dell.
local and New York artists.
Vaudeville-Louis ilanlsling,
’1
Program.
Midget Song and Dance-smears
Marguerite ‘tiubllell, Elizabeth Randall,
Nettie Selleck, Frances White and
{Messrs Harold Baldwin and Harry
Earle.
A Vaudeville Cocktail—— whim. Garde-
na Trowbridge and Jack Beatty.
chraps from: a Nonsense Boob—Miss
Clara Hill.
Shadowgruph—i-‘The Ancient and!
Modern Ballad of Mary Jane," put on
in, assisted by .
V3; 13%;“: gagged Misses Fred. GENEVA, July 22 ,‘—(Correspondence
5
a s i‘ .0 9 C “Swiss sold-
and Claren o 1 Th Kano lated Press.)
MIllrphy, Raymond B y i i 1;
... V n A 5 no .I‘thlle de a l of the fighting between it
Songs Mr Ward Va lty . t is
Decorating Committee. ——-Mr.- VVnntiV My and Austria in the Alps around
Mr.
Mrs. ‘Harry Stacey Benton,
Mrs. Miner D. Randall. Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart. Elliot, Russellh‘rost. Jr., lDan-
can Frisaell, Joseph Volk.
' Press work and ticket committee-
ng the Vultellne valley.
______..I.,I..__...—-—
IPAT’S INFORMATION.
Onerdhy, as Pall halted at the top of
the river bank. relates the1Pittsbupg
t mountain artillery.
nearby, and there are daily artillem
Misses Close.I talisns as the latter attempt to storm »
lrvlns Hail. chairman; on June 15th. The Austrian forces can '
Marian along the ravine of the Ohm Norm ‘
Millicent
and Stelvla Pass, nine thousand fleet high, I
nd the neighboring heights overlook-
stelvlo Pass is .an important back- 1
door entrance into truly, threatsnibs
Milan. It was strongly fortified by tire __-I .
untrilms and“ manned by a. large body ,_
m Italians» V 1
have similarly tel-tilled other passes
uel‘s. while at night the whole distrlo‘ I
J t I
l. 2!“?
Vi ;IV
g-s‘lguoskl'1
The Best Savill
and you’ll see for ya
“$100 LINGERIE
. Wm
In voile, organdic, ba-
tistc and all the pretty
. novelties in the season’s
latest models, sizes up to
48. Sale price, each
' 98¢
m
79,: NIGHT GOWNS.
Of muslin, V round
and square neck, trim—
med with cluster of‘tucks
lace and embroidery Ircg—
Mat and extra sizes
. Sale price. each .496,-
m
$1.50 ENVELOPE
SPECIALS
Mid-Summer Clearing Prices prevail' 1:: every section
of the store. Every department offers several values
that establish. new records for low prices.
Read carefully this Bargain“ News 113
not in any sense ordinary bargains.
item is a splendid reason for a
gsof the Ye it
a“
brief
urs'elf that these are
Each
visit.
$1.50 and $1.75
«WASH SKIRTS. .
Of pique, cordclinc and-
linen, patch pockets.
pearl button trimmed,
full flare. Sale price, each
98:
25c KHAKI CLOTH
Y ard wide. new 11 eight,
special soft finish for 110-
'men’s, misscs’ and child~
rcu's wear. Special, yard
14¢
m
. 25c BEACH CLOTH.
W
" 25c MEN'S SHIRTS
VICVHEMISES. IIn handsome colorcd
()lsoft muslin, cut full. stripes, 32 "”1st “Vide‘
embroidery and 1:10.: C010” arc M1101 pink,
trimmed. Sale price, blge andd green. Sale.
\ ricc, ur .......
, cacll ............. 63¢ p 31 14¢,
’ 29c WOMEN’S .12 r-zc BROWN
V I DRAWERS. SHEETING.
-. , I Of cambric or muslin, 40 inch Lockwood
T . cluster of tucks. fine‘cnl~ _ Brown Sheeting, fine
I I«hroldcry ruffles. Solo even thread. Sale price, .
pricc, cacllI. 19¢ yard ............ 751.3(9-
5oc WOMEN’S 3,
1 I . .so ENGLISH
H . UNION SUITS. , .NAINSOOK.
, Fine jersey ribbed. low .. . . .
neck, short sleeves and ,IV.‘“€ quality English
. sleeveless, lace trimmed Namsook, Iior wamcns
pants. Sale price, each .allId- misses wear. Sale
‘ , 9¢ price, pleas ..., $1.19
aschURKISi-IV
1 It‘lflenmzymilneg- Tmm -
r - gan. longr , and short B Hfél‘fy V quality, b‘g
V V sleeves ankle pants. Sale at . 0“V°l.s' corded edg—
. 8 price; cacll 19¢ I cs. Sale pncc, each 19¢
I 251: @dest 3! so BED PILLOWS.
' BARRET S.
V aricty of designs Sale
price. each. .12l/2¢~.
' ‘ age CHILDRENfVS
BELTS. .
Patent .lcathr, black,
white and red. Sale price.
each ......
I m WOMEN’S
. HiANlDKERCHIEFS.
Pure linen, hcmstitch-
. 84!
Sale price, each ‘.
V1 _ 25c currcuna
11 SOAP.
25c VDR. LYONS’
- TOOTH POWDER
ed. cmbroidci'cd corners. V
Sale pride, cake 14¢ V
Sale price, bottle 14¢?
Big Bed Pillows cov-
cred with fancy art tick-
'ing, filled with new sani-
tary steam crushed feath—
, crs. Sale price, each 98¢ -
V 39c. P-RES-ERVING
KETTLES.
V10 qt. stccl grey enam-
. cl. Sale price, each 25¢
J
$1.00 RICE BollLEns.
. 4 qt. steel white enam-
. cl. Sale price, each 49¢
. Ia 1-2c CURTAIN
I. SCRIMS.
. 36 inches wide, variety
of patterns. Sale price.
each ...... 77/2¢
5c CASTILE SOAP.
Best quality. Sale price, V,V‘
79c FIBER RUGS.. .
27 x V54, all colors. Sale
ICakc .1............
Ivan? soap
STON
STORE
Value 511 a cake, 7 cakes 23V
prune, each. . . .
is." “In” ’ng VV
1' I V\"‘\IIIIIII‘. mill“
I'VILV.-_—_...._.i
IIJTHTHTE
Inluuml'l .
chronical-Telegraph. a man {$1333 s swept by ,searchlights. Swiss sold- 1
m 1“” inquisitive mind atom” on ion sentry duty‘a. téw miles away
V‘skél‘ keep constant watch over the 11:1ch
"flow long have you hauledI'V Watermm the point where the! some, my
hr. the village, my good man?’
"Till years. surf} . ‘ l
Vnddialects. t ‘,
The. principal passtwas honed under
"Front tin to flttssmsor
“Ah. yes! Now. I. have a roblm for ,1
m dflVel‘. o: the: woisfllm .
raised his thumb: seaboard mthsebsen m .,
the river and tepuodl *1
I1 on the MM don't use than.
IOII'.'-'1. 1
7mm WIN ONE.
illicit-bum
Visa and Austrian hustlers meet there”
their shots. . «l
The Red Cross workers on
'lAlpinlsts.
8111ugglmu are. making buss some
.1110 that or snow when war began boo broughl dealings in tobacco, matches,
ween Mush-la slim Mr. but the: Alain alt, and other. articles whose export; is
mt.- “rlan; Alolbists oilseed a. path stmlght dasbiddsnl by oil three countries. Most
c: the summit and! recently lighting} t' the sinusoidal are young women,
place. slime the Italic climb Williamson Into the
I; which I all nth sides1rrsmIpssscsl with their little bundles oIt
I . - 1
perilous mountain roads and run the
both risk at being shot as a spy in order to
szdes experience the greatest dimculty reach her market. .
reachingrthe: Wounded- st. isolated .
d OIIIIlV faVVkVVe in. “mm m #3619 THE WWI-Vi was. in “1b “ups: mus“. TM nurses
“Ell: How many loads 0 7 Innis all speak sour dm" «shares In. 111131 district. must quality as skilled
according to a correspondence of In. 81 day?" .
3t- home all the of toedstufls needed Itollows the shitting tactics of the war It‘le Exahnnge Telegraph. Company. it
Sundan-
now has 350.000 regulars and 176,000 yolLHiHow much taster this to“ MTV
andsturmers. Supplies of ammunition you hauled in all?“
“due guise o! a misfortune, the we! Valiantryman. It isn't always silective‘ and W“. material have been brought}
‘up tm date, and the season runner:
. more state that. insuring has hover
bolero stood at such a high point. or
molency. lot-re thousand new sinners n 1
d non-commissioned: clinical: have
:is costumed that Admiral !ray- ‘ttle’ use for defense; for one machine been ”mm uni all: "old m
gunlswormummhmmemns “have bemoallsdupibr adenine or
—_._.
Incas Ac'rlwrv .
' m ampsunnme.
Whenino'rou, 1 July 22.—Ship—
building activity, due to the heavy db~
We!" began; is greater in the United
States than it; has been for several
yearn More steel] vessels were being
than at“ any time in any year since
..m and there was a greater. tonnage
mend for vessels since the European
or wooden vesselb building win since
11907; Department or Commentato-
‘5
built or were under contract July 1 . .
Norwalk Chronicler