Consult and Vlord V'
Wide.
0 on finite against our 0nd
tilted Initial;
molt. nutritious]. ‘ “
Ql‘tutil‘llllQ Willi Q
a , .
railroad, express, ‘ transfer. tronllpor
ntlou or of any/Steamship (20.. etc.
TAYLOR 8; GOLllLN
Insurance of All Kind:
.1! NI £0tcto~Tomeu try and 000.». ' ‘
. ‘ I'Irolophono 130i M '
,Upotalrn over the South Nor-walk
I- Trait 60-. 3701 Wochlngton so. '
. south Norwolltl coon.
'PUhLIG STENOGRAPHfiR. Q
j _ William Thompson, Jr.,, at New
‘ Haven, spent Sunday with hispai‘ents
in Lynes place.
V Bernard Natteford. oi?
spent Sunday with his
”,Wilton avenue.
V The Norwalk‘city council will consid-
. ver quire a little business at tlIeancelI
" _, ing to be held] this evening .
FOIQII' Brotllels’ Lodge No 1-0. I. O. (.I’
. . .will meet tonight in the Wall siren.
quarters for the woeklv sessions
Bridgeport,
parents, in
._..~...... p...
The Fellowctait club will hold its
Q - weekly business meeting in the Mason
- . in Temple in South Main Street
Court IFlances, Oldol oi the Goldrl
Sceptre will hold its semi monthly bu
, ainesa meeting on Wednesday or enlng
-...~...Q..... l
, Welcome Strangel Lodge. No. 304, 0'.
Sons of St. George will meet tomorrow
_Q,Q_erenlng for the Weekly business nloe'lQ
lug.
‘MdyJennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold its sembnlouthly
business meeting on Wednesday or
‘ oiling. '
tl’
Winn: jt Spoolal that V
Q, Sole in your Tailoring
Q Department?
Q This lg so very unusual
with us that 'we expect to be ‘
‘ ; united this question many
out; in tire next week. It
.- is not a reduction of any
goods we have on handpbut
, a spocial purchase of about
$500.00 worth of 1
High Grade Woolens
consisting of Worsteds and‘
Cheviots that came our way
and we did not allow it toiQ
paSS us by.
usually make up to sell from?
$35.00 to $40 00 we offer you;
made up in our usual high-l
grade class of workmanship,
and trim, and
.Made In Our Own Work-
not shipped out of town to un-
Do not let this opportuni-i
Fall Suit at a saving of $5. 00
to Stone slip by.
Open Monday, and Saturdsyi
Jasep‘h Dams
385 Washington St.
l
Woolens that}
$30. 00 I?
I shop,
known workroomo.
to seture an excellent:
‘V
I quxig‘s Only.
Tol. Coo
Purpose In Advance Opening
Date, Diilcially lab. I, 19l5,
Intimaied In Annual Report
oVVl Canal Commission
Illillilliilili’illilll
“Viviillilillill III on
Immense Landslides Qa Handicap
I~Eieolrio Motors, Under Tests.
Swinging Lock Gate
”lip-g
M. ...........-.~
WASHINGTON. Nov. 18.~—Soms.
time next sulnlnel or full, Quo exact
date being specified, u. vessel uill
pass Iilonl the Atlantic to the Pacific
across what is now the isthmus, of
Panama“ which consequently Inlltlt‘
disappear from the WOrId'a geography
and by the some human agency, the
Western Hemisphere will be divided
.into two continents. The vessel will
not be the Oregon nor Quny Other in
Irious ship, but will be oue“ of the
many small water craft in daily use
the only passengers ‘ will be Col.
George W. Goethals and the stuff of
American engineers,
on the greatest engineering. work the
World has ovol seen. it will be later
than that anywhere troul six months
opening or the waterway will take
place and a naval hoot headed by the
{smells old Oregon} will pass throng:
Into the Wooteln Ocean, and the canal
may be fairly said to be oponto trade.
These facts are not of chick] rec»
'ord no yet; the date or January 1.
i1915' still. glandular. the opening pre-
;dicted by Col Quethaio. But that
.. Coliux Encampment. I. 0.0. R. will
hold. its semi-monthly business moon
ing this evening in its bull. in South
. Main street.
“q..."—
Concord Division. No. Sons of
Temperance, wll meet this melting III
Ithe Gazette Building for the weeklv
business. ‘
2r
The Life Savers held tlieil weekly
dance Saturday evening at Arion Hall
The offalr was Well attended and prov~
” ed to 09:9. happy one.
”fl—
The weekly business meeting of the
Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army or
the Republic, will be held this even-
‘ing ill the hall in Washington street.
Sf Treat Stanley, who is at Ruin-
bow. New York, writes friends here
that he has been hunting door to
cently und ls ellj0\‘_illg the sport im-
mellsely. .- '
The regular meeting of the Norwulk
, Building, Loan and Investment Asst»
elation will be held tomorrow night Ill
" the oflice or ’l‘oylor & Golden, in Wash-
‘ilig‘ton‘stroot
W-..
Mr and Mrs Arthur B Swallow,
0f Plttoiicld, Muss“ formerly of South
- Mr; Edward F. Knapp.
street, for 0 few days.
The (‘hrlslulu Science Slleotl of
Norwalk .tlonn invites friends to I'll-
tcnli a tree lecture on Christaiu Sol
once, by 'll‘mnk ll Leonard C 8. B,
.' , or Chicago. ill. Ho. 13 a Member or the
allrlotoln Science Board or lecture
”ship of, tho ll‘iratflhuroll of Ont-lot. Biol-Q
elitist, Horton. Moon. The looturc.
be delivered in the Town Assembly
01' 48 West
r * I
at 8 o clock
' Wong’s...
, when 0 Bridgeport our pulled, down
the trolley wire at the hint oi! Wont
oortovonuo, last night. Norwnilt trob
ya were all held up for abomination
nod tile briduoo‘rtioorr domed tor
on color to
' [Ir loll time 00 ll rm
MW
motor, onto to: to V
Wfi Q Q
Augustus CrKnorr 02 Spring street.
has been making ravioli in New York moms, and newcomers a clear Intima-
the opening will be anticipated to a
great extent has‘ been promised by
the Canal builders in unallciai state»
,‘Woill Is in candltlon pnrshgo ot shins
, can be permitted wlt- not waiting ion
tho commotion
I.;'X‘Illls statement will be
; when it to known that tho stout looks,
Qnily:_theI:most interesting (feature of but commonplace work or excavation
Q the great Culebra Cut
«Io be excavated
cost per yard of dredging undutcam i so big are the vnlv as at the side of
.chovolllng through thexrowlngoxport-,thc looks that a test
“mess of the employees and improved it required a pull of over ten tons on
excavation would have been was”? All this work is done electrically, and
by the canal blilldersmnd probably,
who for the“
past eight years have been , carrying
to a tear perhaps, before the tormltl ‘
I‘it ill disoiou I still to "9 hotdlcd 3
oi! the great icons by laundry list next _’i‘llcll ti: are is unother little slide '0!
Hum no; its Wynn”, , no lost than 50 none» on the opposite
do oi the tlilllQIli. Th0 result In!
“lie with“ movements. thCh are
] quite snot ptlonol in engineering prod
lino. has been to leave the canal in
Its deepest portions, with very riot
slopes The encoulaglug feature at
the heuly work at that point is touud
In the statement in the report “that
none at the slides Which occurred dur-
gilt first, rd nun It the rust or tho
the other iiisbts‘;
understood,
with the passage or ships had the
”,9 being built In dllvlicilw' side by court] been In operation."
this, not only to add to the capacity Alrcodv the appropriation mode by
of the count, but to insure Its smitln' Congrats for the canal have run into
dunes in operation ill case of :I run big “guinea the total up to Juno 30.
ions accident to a ship in one of the ’ last being $203, 001, 468. and since that
‘Q.locks " ‘0an the to time been additional 00- ‘
The report showed ‘mo‘st artist/now illonrlatiws, 0xoluolva 00 those for
tory state of progress 00‘ the whole1 fortifications omounting, to $28,980; ,
great work, though in— view of the 000, making the glluld total $322, 541,-
i'uot that it is dated September 10: h ,408., on June 30 of all those appro
_,last the figures logardlng vtxcai-ltionz I orlatlono. the engineer's had expended
placing of conolote. erection of domsQ60 oer cent. of the toral estlmoted cost
and looks and subsidiary works are of the canal
not as recent as thoso contained ml or greater interest from an engin-
tbe- regularruonthly reports. Natur-ioering point or view, than the vast
the report relates to the operations in in Cuiobro. Cut, was them work of
Here, greatI constructing the great looks at Gatun.
laudslldes, mam ranking with an Al- and erofloxos, and Pedro Miguel for
pine avalanche. in magnitude, have there many novel problems have been
so increased the amount of material , solved and lock machinery construct-
thut wow, it not‘ul of special design; of a magnitude,
round possible to steadily reduce the \ol before heard oi'. For instance,
showed that
engineering methods. the total cost of the stem to open one 01; these valves
greater than the estimates. During here again, the engineers were con-
the but your nearly 16. 500. 000 cubic’ fronted with new (lithoultles
wilds of earth were taken out of this to the peculiar climatic conditions on
out, leuvleng nearly 12,000 000 to be tiloi Isthmus. uith tropical heat and
displaced before the canalcan be on- cxtrome humidity, and the deteriorat.
oiled. The damage caused by the lug effect of these conditions on the
slides may be appreciated ilom the insulation of electrical machinery. the
foot matrimony 0000.000 yards 0! ordinary insulation proved unreliable,
ourth oxcnvated'wns so compound or ’
mostly as per cent. of the total exca
vatlon “ .
There lg 0an one way to deal with
those slides; and that is to dig them
.out as they occur, though some help
to make a grout number of experi-
monts, no less'tllnn 16 sample motors
being pitted against one another. it
was an uudul .tostilor dynamo and,
motor builders. to have their machines
is gained "it! terraclng the mine,- requiredto operate tor a period 0!
banks. Thllt ls because the 89010.? ton days in II building filled with
icnl formation changes .0 frequent], steam at a temperature or 50 degrees
and suddenly that no other attentive wntlmdo and hall!!! the momma”!
treatment has been found V80 un» ‘illlod with Water for five hours at 30
stable is the earth that the material dome: But finally the Amenfin
I“ one Daft 1,, the out begins to move motor builders responded luld sultwbio
on an inc atlomru low so 1 0n 7 ”Pam“ ‘3 bill‘s" “M311“-
uwlng tempt.“ 0!. untitled rock Thus electric motor! under tests
are now swinging the trout was or!
clidlnl over. a lover or units. one
slide now In motion. near the bridso the count, each weighing very my
v.
4 Norwalk‘. arc the guests 01’ Mr. and“
all Tuesday evening, November 19th ,
Ital J or
nine Nlonomo or nonunion.»
QGRO A’I‘ POWDRITZA.
(I
log the year would have interfered I
Ow ing,
and the \Qengineers found it necessary ,
,. iron” workers must drive and hand 5-.-
' great looks are being made 0! a spe-
~ against corrosion; a very necessary
V will he; Installed at tho lookli.
. port than that work Ilos- boon soil”!
' . mt oLOVuSA
990 for $1.50 Gloves
$5506. Underwear 390
I290 Uh‘dcrwcur 210
x“
Anniversary Sale
FOR TONIGHT & TUESDAY *
V250 wmoow SHADES ..
lrobtoo
Ioocolroouilo'oc o-ilnrvi
25¢.- HOSE. ...... ........... .......... 15c mun
150MEN'8HOSE ..... ..... ‘
.15c‘I-IOSE. ...... .......... ....... . ..... . .....
01.50 BAGS ...... ......... .. 990
Icon- owsArans ...... .. . . 99¢.
cnubnsws oneness . ......... ............ . ......... 99c ‘
ALL WOOLISWEATERo ...... ...... $1.95 ,
g 01.50 KLOBFIT PETTIGOATB. .............. . .......... 99°
soc BLACK masons ........... . .......... 29c. YARD“‘»I
290 masons ......................... 190 YARD
250 BOYS’ aLousss ..... ....... . ................... . .. 190
20c FLANNELETTE Kimonos ..... . ..... . .......... . ....... 10o
Q WHITE QrowsLmo . ..... ..... ....... 3 02¢ VAnpus‘
TOWELING'I.....‘..«.......................... ...... . ..... 9c. vnno
2,000 vmos omenms AT ...................... 4 12¢ YARD .
$10 and $12 sun-Is ...... . ....................... . .......... 07.05 .
$12.50 to sugourrs ................. 39.05 :
sis and no suns ............... ................ $15.95 '
$10.00 cons ........... . ......... ..................... $6.95
slocAnACUL con’rs .............. $7.95
:12 and 015 coma ... ............. .. ..................... 09.95 ‘
$25 ASTRAKAN contrs ............ . ............... . ...... 015
QanlLonENIchons“. ......... ................ .. 31.49
Q moo InnsssEs .‘ ........... ........ ........ . ..... . $3.05
SILK SKIRTS .............. - a” $1.99. 71V?
0300 cLorH SKIRTS .............. '. ....... . .............. . 01.49
53.50 nAmconvs’ ............... ; ......... 01.00"?"
- run oars, VALUE 93.00 ........... . ..... ..... 04.95 '
CORsET covans ...... ......... . ...................... 12¢ '
zuconssrcovans................‘.........'." ........ 19c
39c cones? covans ..... ............. _. ............. 250
790 consar covsns ................. '.. ........ . .......... ' .. 404:
500 GOWNS .................. ............... 39c
:250 FLANNELETTE SKIRTS ..... ....... . ....... ...... 19c
zsoonnwans 19::
31.00 conssrs .......... ..... ..... 79c
75c consa'rs ...... .. ...... ........... ' ...... 59o
statoLKNKETS ................ ........... 98c
91.00 TAILORED writers ........ ....... . ..... . ........ 790
out TAILORED WAls'r‘s ........ 99°
3115 LADIES’FLANNEL wmsra. .I ............ 99°
01.50 and 32.00 SHAPES ..... . ....... 990
5000075: CHILDREN'S HA'rs............... .......... . ...... . soc
01.00 CHILDVREN‘S“HATS‘.......,...._.. .......... . ......... . 450
09.50 romeo HATS ........ :1.»
59¢ FANCY FEATHERS‘ 19c
' . ‘. ' . ‘
xIvnt-I d _ i. , . I. ,
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KORN—DYCKIIIIAVN.
South Norwalk Young People w .
in Congregational church.
tons and as tall“ nud‘broau as a great
sky scraping building in the remark-
able limo of one minute and forty
eight seconds. Incidentally it ap-
pears that to malte‘ttloso‘ autos, the
Miss Alice Emma Dycltman dung
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Dye
man. of 19 Grove street and Char]
Henryh Korn, of Philadelphia -.
South. Norwalk, were quietly marri
,on Saturday evening, November 101
precaution iliivlew 0t thé fact that g; 7‘ «>010qu the South NOW“
they. wlllevmys be submerged in V003 nxregatl l Church W Rev. Jo ‘
watornrter the “canal is open To Stoploton. the pastor or the chart:
_ . . a ' Miss Mildred E. Dycllman acted
guard against galvanic action, sink bridemoid‘and E dwln A tin 0
rings are also placed on the bronze mall on as e
lbushmks. ‘ ‘
«I» .. .. ..l::...:r.::t:..::rftout
gates and sluice valves i.“ “1.9 locks, man was formerly a sb‘brtbsnd '
and furnish current for the monster otruét'or in Merrill college and or
electric locomotives which are to lot m the First Baptist church INF:
tow the steamships through thelocke, walk 'Mr Korn ,8 City Poo-Ion I
I,“ 8m“; hydroelectric station 1' being Agent or the Great Northern Rally V
elected adjacent to the spillwoy in company in Philadelphia
Gntun dam. Th9" aro “"68 2'2“ 'Mr. and Mro Korn loft lmmedi .
lrll0wutt water turbines, and three l on a. In; to the Pa In con t.“
2.000 kllowuttglenerators with suitable tindlng tol “a“ 0111:“ 0 0; ,
exciton and other auxiliaries. There Denver puolflo 0010.133: '8 rill‘
will be enough available water from Salt ”’1” Clin’t‘iC Upon thglr
the storage in Mk“ (iatuh 1° warrant turn they will reside In Ambler, ,
the Installation at 0.000 kilowatts 'Tho more was attired in o of?
11‘0““ in the dry ””0" it will M traveling suit with but to mulch
ooceoonry to draw upon the otorugoJcaraad whlIo chrlsnnthomumo
Altogether it In figured that for this The bridomnld was 0100 attired
electric work. ”“9“ our cont "t the lbluo and onrrltd plnll cllryllon “
minimum water syntom of the can oi 'mu moo
will be required A part ol the elec-
trioity is to bo used tor lighting tho
lined the ennui. There will be
oonorotn icon 130qu 100 toot court
throuibcut t o ontlrolonpth or each
lock wall. Altogether 7.000 lampn
750,000 rivets. ‘ The pivots 041' these
cial grids oI'Qsterl and bronze, not
only for strength, but to {protect them
0L!) RWWEN'G"HAIJI~V
This Wednesday is going to bo
oily which'o grout loony. limo" V
Outside of the count prover, tho re
on apron in prop-ring horrors «or
tho-abduct 0! ship: at 000i: out! or
tho woman j, no work or fortifica-
lining to intro "(lustor’n‘mt Fl
Warrant hog hand 0: Goa (I
to blown. to no oils ought
to no this grunt mum till In
plsozdml‘l: 3:0 335:1!” with) to chow thin picture
Q mammoth: during oudortul cheat on our In
. limitation l the “W“
.4 I “Winsomntamlworl
bowing hunter's lust ultimo
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