Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 19, 1912 · page 8

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‘ of A., will hold its weekly

fiction or of any mountable 00.. etc.

M...-Mw~.i.wu

“evening in 'its hull.

.of South INorwaik Council.

_ school.
,‘z;'w“ ,

Tourists Policy

tilted Stateli. “CanIIda and World?

Goran‘s your banana analns‘t any and

risks, by fire their. lightning

collimation and transportation. whllé‘ ,
in transit by. or in the custody of any

railrolid. express. transfer. traua‘pou

TAYLOR & GOLDEN 4

insurance of All Kinda. I

”till Estate-Wow. Country and Share

», Toiophone 1230...

ouum Over the South Norwélk
r Trim Co». 874)! Washington at"
._ 800th Norwalk. Conn. ,
runny areuoonaruea. T I

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Miss Madeline Basia. of Norwaik,
:vielted Sunday with Miss Muy Long,
; oi“ Groyrock Place, Stamford.

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The semi—monthly business meeting
at the Ceutraklnbor Union will be

‘ held on Thursday evening. I

The South Norwalk Quartllttc Club
will hold its weekly rehearsal this.
in North Main
street. ' ‘

Star of Columbia Circle, 'Compalr
ions of the Wheat will hold its semi-

\ monthly business meeting on Thurs~

day evening.

The semi-Inomhiy bilslilt‘Sy‘llleé‘tiDK ‘
No 1253,
Knights of Columbus will be hold on .-
Thursday evening.

 

' Washington Cami). No. 11, P. 0. S.
business
meeting .thls evening in its hall. in
Washington street.

 

Court Laurel, Daugrters oi Castile.
will hold its skull-monthly business
meeting this evening in the Knights
of Columbus gull, in the St. Joseph's

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. The sewing mootlng'ot the Lsdles"

“Aid Society, which was to have met

tomorrow'with Mrs. Edward v. Bak-

;.‘ cr,;l»iigh street. has been postponed

I. until Thursday afternoon.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

"nu attack of rhculnntiam.

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!Robert Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs.
l. L. Show, of Him (lruve street. i

able to walk-again after being con

hood to his *bed for three weeks with

The monthly business Illeeting oi
the Nbrwnlk Building, Man and in.
rest association will be hold this or
eating at the olficcn of Taylor it (lol-
non, in the Trust Company building.

 

The weekly buslnens meeting or
Uncae Tribe. No. 26, i. 0. It. 31., will
be held this evening in his bail, in
Washington street. The meeting will
be or abort duration, on account of
the trading post.

 

it is earnestly rocnoeiod that ovary
member oi’ the choir or the South
NorWulk Congregational Church be
bronchi at rehearsal on \l’edneaduy
Iii-cult; oi this wool: at 7;:i0. Organist
Brahmas has motions of special lin-
Imrinnrc oi bring bolero the choir.

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Many vialtorlt one ul. nrcacul cllloyr‘

log the nonlni climate and balmy
broaden or ilcrmuda. or an itu people
to cull illicit "Coral Lnndz"
«Inong‘ihn more brominonl novellcon
Mr. and MM. (thorium n. Dow, oi
Booth Norwalk. who in wall known
to our modern not only through his
bacterium basal-lino and ship abund-
larr bouillon but become at tho toot
”blast it» ism; occupied the Innvoraltr
nimir in till; mllnlollmllty. Mr. and.
Mrs. now have spent a wool: in lion

' , niacin, nailing Infill Illa nuanced tic-
, lei, in the (lily or I‘lilmiltltm, homo

on. control lilvory hour of their

«loan was tally wanted in wins the
many attractions of the inland group.”
, oiTT 1nnllen by no mm; the inset in that

glorious an: and water cannon, flour
consult molten. white cork! room.

‘ on annual blind skim or Will: our
‘ maria ill (anion throathout rc tract

 
 
 

not-lion of this country. Eli-mm and
Window culled from Dominic for

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L ' With us that we expect to be

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What! a Special Value
Sale in vour Tailoring T
Department? ' ‘

- This is so very uhusual

T asked this question many '
times in the next week. It'
Iis not a reduction of any

goods we have on hand, but
especial purchase of about
, $500.00Tworth of

‘ High Grade Woolens

consisting of Worsteds and
Cheviots that came our way
and we did not allow it to
pass us by. WOoiens that
usually make up to sell from
$35.00 to $40.0owe offer you
at '

‘ $30.00 "

'made up in our usual high-

grade class of workmanship

and trim. and

Made In Our Own Wdrk~
' shop, ‘

not shipped out of town to un-
known workrooma.

Do not let this opportuni-
ty to 'secure an excellent
Fall Suit at a saving of $5.00
to No.60 slip by.

Open Monday and §amrday
Evenings Only.

 

Joseph Davis

85 Walhlngton 8t. Tel. con.

 

 

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1.

BALDWIN TO GIVE DINNEIRHTO
LEAucRS. . I

Governor Simeon Ill. Baldwin has
sent invitations to the Inombers of the
state control committee and state oili-
Inc-rs -oiect on the democratic ticket and
other leaders of the part} throughout
the state to join him at dinner in the

{palm room or the Hotel Tait, Now Ha-

\Oli. on Thurs/hty evening, November
1, Ill 6: 80 o‘clock in celebration of the
democratic victorl in this state The
gaicrnor is to be the host and his
guests will include all the man who
bud inhibit the success of the entire
domocfutic ticket in this state.

lloubtloss at this dinner, which will
lie it private aflsir, the governor-will
out-line his course of action during the
next two yearn and there will be BDW
rhea by other incoming slate oilicers
and Chairman (loorno Forster of the
slum central committee.

 

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A good lid. pays boat in the best
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Do . You Stnoke

it may in.» true in acme canon

that:- "A prophet hull no born

or in him own country," but

any *TOMllOY". ilvoccni. ol-

«nr "All. When you npnnd
, n nickel for n

“TOMBOY” «

chm you not Film. VALUE} ,
ior your money. And when
you mono it hall'- lw. you' re
onloymont ilm'i oiled. be»
more tho "TDMIIDY" is
4 M inches long and the
loot bait is or condo. the
brat. Bioniato any, cigar
mm and out Mill and no
what choice quality tobacco t
not into those handmade 17
your toned Nowell;

CIGARS?

Iowa 1‘. Indium.

 

 

Army Dillon-s Interesting DI-
scription oi Wonderil’Ii Wilde
in. Panama '

Contain Leonard D wildmau, Unit“
ed States Army who recently return
cd from a trip to life Panama Canal
zone. gave an interesting interview to
n Daubury New? reporter utilishomc.
324 Main street, yesterday.“ Many oi
the mutlore concerning the Canniltud
been discussed by Captain Wildman
during the Week in his talk before the
Monday club and the Tr'aloloxs club.

“Pine Panama Canal, “ said Captain
Wlidnlau, “is one of the greatest
pieces of engineering work that the
world has over soon. Some of the
statistics are simply staggering in
their magnitude but it is necessary
to visualize them in order to have a
clear comprehension of the scope oi
the work which has been doue and is
being done.

”For instance, the-dirt which will

have been excavated when the Canal
is completed would it mode into ll
niou'nd six feet high and six feet wide
at the base reach completely around
the earth at the equator. The con-
crete work used on‘ the canal it made
into a solid wall nine feet high and
one toot thick would reach from New
York boson Francisco. The equip-
ment machinery now used in con-
structing the canal wettid have been
sufficient to dig the Suez canal in ten
(lava. These figures are ba‘sed'cn ac
tual work done per month as taken
from the ofllclal reports
' “One big thing about the canal is
the wanderiul organization in a
zone of 400 square miles, there are
50,000 people living and theéepBODIe
are tarnished each day with ice, dis-
tilled wnter and food stuffs. The sub-
sistence department furnishes 637.-
000 meals per month, runs eighteen
hotels, ice cream factories, bakeries.
cold storage plants and iaundries, do-
ing a buginess ot sevan million ‘ dol-
lars a your.
. “Tho next most interesting matters
are the details of the sanitary admin
istration. tinder the command oi;
Colonel Gorgas. whose work in outer.
minuting distance commenced with
the occupation or Quint by the United
States in 1899. tit least sixty millions
of dollars nave been expended in
stamping out cumin; diseases. pro-
ventlng possible diseases and curios
actual diseases.‘ The death into from
all diseases has been decreased on
der his administration from the ter-
rible death rate under the French
administration when it was so high
that no statistics were kept. Colonel
Gorgas by remarkable work has re-
duced the death rate to an average of
6.86 for blacks and 1.83 for whites
The death rate compares ,, favorably
with that of most healthy modern
citielg. .

“A hospital is malntain'ed which
has 1.600 beat to which are daily all
mlttod sixty to 120 new cases and
where men oi nttweven ditl'enent
stolen and countries of Romeo and
America. who are emoloyed in the
construction of the canal, are treated
by at large force of medical omcere
and cared for; by eighty nurses.

“Among the moat striking provia~
ions that are being made tor the can
ltation at the Canal Zone is the dis-
ging oi ditchcn from the tops of all
the surrounding: billsd ruining all wa-
ter into the canal basin. in many
noses pipe lines are laid to the tops
of tho mountulno tor the purpose or
drnlnluu all utaznaut waters, and over
stagnant streams and bullion oi water
crude oil is poured every six doyu
thin being the period of incubation of
the monomer-whoa oxlotouce has
been found to be a prime cause or the

 

kinds in the Zone. in one cargo rc-
ccivcd rcccntiy at the Zone. there
were Milli) hurrah: ot-csrboiic tor dill
infecting purposcu. .

"Among come of the moot interline
inc aintlntlcs of the count work are

month or September a: . this your
alone. in that month 808 tom of or.
unmllo ll. day wars crowded in the“

preparing bole- or the ’ixploaim
drilled “0.000 tool oi rock in thin
month.

"The actual world” tom on the
canal construotl‘m is Item man. It
iii mm to my tattoo “turn

that '

iunrcnd oi contagion; disease of all

than of tho one of oxnlonireli tor the

calcium out and the drllii and m;

, I III illitili

A San bid-habitual! ichnaIly
Quickly Rooms All ills-
trlIIslIlg symlolna

 

it you areyfaubioet to it coolant colds,
or it you have Tany or the disiresslnfl
symptoms It mam such as stuffed
up feeling in the head. profuse dis
charge front the nose cores in the
nose phlegm in the throat causing
hawking and spitting. dull pain in the
head or ringing in the cam. Jolt
anoint the nostrils or rub the throat
or chest with a little Eiy'u Cream
Hahn, and see how quickly you will
get relief

«in a few minutes you will tool your
head clearing. undeftex using the
Balm tor a oily or so. the nasty dio-
cbarga will be checked, the pain.
soreness and‘lever gone, and you will
no longer be ouonallm to yourself
and'Vyour friends by constantly hawk-
ing.T_spittins and {blowing.

sen-aka on the grip or calm-h he»
tore it impairs your sense at taste,
smell and hearing and Poisons your
whole system. tin a short time you
can be completely cured of this dis-
treoslug disease by using Eiy's Cream
Balm. This healing, antiseptic Balm
does not {out you by short, deceptlm
relief. but completely overcomes the
disease. It clears the nose. head and
throat of all the rank poison, soothes.
heals and strénzthens the raw sore
membranes making you prooi against
colds and catarrh

Ono appilcatlon will convince you.
and a 60 cent bottle. will generally
cure the worst. case of cutnrr-h. it is
guaranteed. not it from your drug-
’glnt will»,

 

available excavation that could be
used by this gm eminent was less than
thirty million cubic yards. in other
words the entire work done by the

French was less than one-eighth of

the entire work required to be done
to construct the canal.

"Work was begun on the could by
this country In 190! and the first ship
will probobly go through the canal in
June; 1913; The estimated cost of
the mall to like United flutes sov-
eminent is 336 millions 0! dollars.

"Alter with” bill been let into the
canal incl Ill'q nut .qu mi; sons
through, them will be still consider-
able dredginqlecmory to be done to
(”nibble the anal work and to an
able all ammo: whatever also to
pass throughlgjuuoh additional dredg-
ing and excavating will have to be
done to allow’the indent ships to not
through the canal. but while tilt. is
being done The canal will be thrown
open to the nee or smaller ships.

“Water is now being let into them
canal purposely on account of the
fact that theynslnaon have decided
that the excavations at the bottom of
Culture. onus-ad at various other
points m be}, done cheaper by the

dry plan up to now adopted. By the
method or not excavation the ma-
borisl is dredged out and loaded on
scowa and - than towed to a con-
venient dumping place.

“in the construction or the canal
a lock canal was dually decided upon
instead of a sea level canal alter the-
rough investigation and dluouulon by
many eminent engineers” for the ren-
uon that come provision bad to be
made to take care 0! the tremendous
volume of water oi the Chances
river. it a marievel canal had been
built the water from several rivers
would have had to be diverted so that
they did not enter the canal. it
would have been iruwaslblc with a
gen lcval ennui to allow the waters or
the navel-cl rivora which» naturally
drained lnto‘tba canal basin to new
into the canal. Divorulon at them
streams would blow been absolutely
neamm and the cost or divortlbil
the vagina: neighborhood rivers aloao
vault in All probability buvo been
more than. the cost oi the potion ox-
caution at this present unit.

. “ii? the building at tho bronchi can.

st of the Mir in». the diversion at
the stream is not to any met on
9nd I tmoir in pro-
and for {sill attrition Viki“ in Gator:
win, a hm body and voter which is
within six dillifi all no Mitotic men.
This lute ms built It the Math 01‘
to: citation» can and mum

 

 

 

 

 

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out wlmlmmm 2 ., W

 

 
 
 

blue the title rises twentygtglw

lioavlng the

.and this will pl? 800d interest on

method 0! wet excavation than by thin ‘

fillie title has I). rise 0! one .
villi loot, while on the Pacific

"The canal will be ili'Iy. a "
quarter when aerate. Veecglu will goi
under their own steam from the At
lactic to debut lock a dlbtance or
aevou and seven tombstones. They
will be conveyed through Gatun inch
by special electrical machinery, the
(11“!an through the lock beinv one
and one halt milee .;

From Gstuu lock to the entrance to
Oulebru Cut Tvoaneln will ill) at ocean
speed through Gutun Lako. and they
will then enter Cuiobro Cut. This now
celebrated part at the canal now has
a channel 500 feet in width, and here
the speed of vessels will be reduced '
but they will still continue to use
their own propellers.

"At each of the other locks on the '
Pacific coast. Pudrionigeilgand 'Mirar
home. the vessels are towed thi'ousb
by special electrical machinery. After
last look, «Mimilome, the
vessels will then proceed under their
own power to the Pacific ocean. The
time which will be occupied passing
through the locks will be three hours,
while it will require in all about ten
or twelve hours to pass through the
canal itself. When one“ stops to
think that formerly it took thirty
days, exclusive or time required to
coal. to pose around from the Atlan-
tic to the Pacific side of Panama by
way 0! Cape 'Horn, some idea ol'the

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Wednesday will

at this Big Sale

COATS AT $7.95.
, Values to $11. An excellent
garment made of all wool nov-
g eltyT coating and chinchilla
cloth. On sale tomorrow. Anul- ‘
Tveraury' mice T. 95

 

. FINE COATS $15.95. ‘_
‘ A remarkable gathering of new
models, ehdwiug new style coi-

larc and trimming effects. All
have correct bang and“TTiines.
The materials are this season's
'tavorites, including the new
chlnchilia’cioth. 0n dale to

Anniversary Sale

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

be Coat . Day

$25.00 ASTRAKAN COATS $15.
' Women’ s 54 inch Coats, made or.
fine quality antrnkon cloth, ,
large plush collar and cuffs, lin-
‘ed with gllarauteed‘ satin, all
, shades-,rgood value M425. an.

nlversury price $15.00

cone AT $9.95.

Values to $15. You'lcan take
your pick of many 0! this 8681'

. son's ‘lhtest styles in Mlsscn’
and Ladies’ Canto Iothtomorrow.

_ Value to 315. Anniversary pried,

 

 

mom... ,, ........ . $15.95 .

$9.95

 

 

importance or the canal can be goin-
ed. '
“An important part of the arrange
ments of the canal is the building 0!
large decks coal ah'éds and buildings
for marine supplies on the Pacific
coast at Balboa. where whatever is

 

 

needed by the passing vessel. will be
kept for sale by the United States
government

"As a business preposition the can.
8] scents to he declined to .be a great
success, and there is every reason to
believe that the United States gov.
ornment will make good interest on
the money expended in this construc-
tion. ”The estimated cost ot‘tbe canal
is 375 millions, The rate of toll has
just been established at $1.80 per net
ton. Last year twenty-three million
tOns passed through the Suez canal
and thirtyrslx million tons through)
Sault 8t. Marie. There will undoubo
edly be a much greater tantrum pasc-
lnx through the mm goal when
it is finished, thin throushifnither. of
these two other mat waterways. A
coalervstiu estimate is that the
United States will derive i. revenue
of thll‘ty million dollars a your from
the toiisrpsld It-the Panama canal

the money invested in the enterprise.

“80m idea can be gained .0: the
vast amount. of monoy‘that is rennin
ed to pay (for the construction at the
canal. by reducing the sum of .375.‘
000,000 to a basis for visualization.
in order to pay out such a sum or
money. in dollars, it would take a

Adults

Children
MATINEE SATURDAY ,...._... 2:30
svemuds..... ........

mew

DreanIland

REMODELED AND ALL NEW '
SCENERY.

Will Open
Wednesday. Night

» 6. «Rants.
or rlcruacs

‘wc
.‘5c

.. 7:30

 

man eight hours a day for eighty
years, paying out one bill a second.
The ’amouut ob bunnies continqd In
the sum would pave It highway from
Daubury to Hartford six Inches deep
with pennies.

"The government of the canal none
is interesting. The United states
paid ten millions for the territory oo-
cupied by it and agreed with the
Pmamaisn govenmeut to pay after
nine years an annual sum 01 $350,000.
By this agreement the United States
acquired jurisdiction over all the

cities of Coloa and Panama, but in
those cities. on the other hand, they
retained Jurisdiction of sanitary mut-
tors and water supply. and In theme
cities they spent eight millions of
dollars which will be returned to the
United flutes govmnment in the form
at water axon.

"The completion of the Panama
canal will open a vast and hitherto
undeveloped region for the introduc-
tion or American industries, trade
and commerce, the west coast at
Smith America. and American are
quick’to realise thin toot. Hitherto
on thin count the Germans, English

HEARING T

A motion tinned by O. '1‘. 'Dlmoad
and twcutydour others, hula: been
presented to this dommmmn Idi in:

 

 

Canal Zone with the exception or the '

 

in The Redmen’ s

New Wigwam

UNCAB TRIBE TRADING POST
WABHINGTON STREET
(Next to Kriegor Bldg.)

November 16- to 25

Band Concert by

American Band, Open-
in'g‘Night,‘ Sat.,Nov.l6

new FEATURES
FANCY ARTICLES
.. and
CAKE BALE.
EACH EVENING

DANCING

Adm...lon IO‘c'ofilconlfltdool'ii‘c’ ‘50
OONIOH'I 1'le... i u I a o 1’ a l A :4: v cur-"“00
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www‘ Wanna-um

The Old-Fashioned

HUISKING BEE

or. cousin'a‘ocuool. HALL, .
. PhiQAY. new. 22. “

that the service nurtured by The
nootloul: company in WWII
Narcotic is inodaquato to
limit! and convocation

 
 
 

uniting Olimpia
quote mica. it is ruby

dimliillllllb, can said . ti
hoard at “l! ‘l‘ovn (loo
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quitting tint In order be tuned ”I,
tofn‘rnlolt adv

a AW".IOAN Ilsa-nonunion...“ 250

or other about: hm bad but mono-
poly-Ii: trade. but with the timing or
the palms canal. the Amadeus are
coins to illld as will. and m min

building of tho canal means It mo

W in: or um: wound roll». min

Yokohamstomliéabythbnuot

all»! Kalil! “MG. Dial. "”on
fishnmmsl ii. in 911qu .

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This week 'a merry conolove or mirth-
makers. A rip roaring and irresis—
‘ tibie funicular; at

Tho throne or the Maggot vaudevili- .

Notable engagement of the
minotrel star.

Happy Jack Gardu

(Tea yearn Docutader’c star)

And his Mons company of . A
makers in

.' A 0|.er can.

A colloesai comedy hit that. is I .

ly diluent. '

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Cyclonio Cycling Comedians,

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Hocfier. Tno
Whirlwind Bicyclists, in s
creations.

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m— l
The Boys With the A5110 Feet, ‘

Eiiott and West

Grotesoup Dhnclnx Canadians.
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EXTRA ADDED FEATURE
Royalty's most charming and men -
beauty,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ Countess Leouline

Assisted by OTTO Mill”, in a. ,.
tsouiar musical ensemble.

Raul laughter provoking drivel

The RooiGaiden T ‘

Musical comedy purveyora, cumin;
riod specialties. .

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COMING SOON . COMING 300
WILLARD LEE HALL and co.
The star or The Witching floor. he
stirring drama, The End. ;

 

 

“OLDW

BEIJMEN’S Hill.
PICTURES

TODAY:
. Till! WOMAN iN WHITII '
Thin is a. wondortui 8 cool i’
which you can’t attend to ruin. ..
DAD PITI'O GRATITUDI.
. Illa counts.
if you flavor naive bad a good ‘ .
be um and one this. Then
other». i T
. comma lA‘rUlDAV.
oua‘rim um ‘l’ifl‘H‘i’w’i’hfl,
big. mammal: a real i ‘_
which m mun. woman and r
WMWM ltlsm’tottly'
in; and emotional. but very

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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