It
now it is
of the hut
Their
poisons
the worst
Mi
41:14:00
Dandsllw'.
molt. one ounce;
, ' Surlapaiiila.
y shaking well in a bot
.- in! doses alter
dtime. The in
‘ . Speculation as to when a settle-
“The financial difficulty between
Inhouse people who built this
the New Haven road would be
Now it is announced on very
authority that the New Haven
. - d the whole matter over to
nghouse company, and that
has got to make good on its
or there will be little room
or discussion of finances by
porations.
"of the
- ins
SI
W the matter.
lose,”-
notion oi ell
“the
the veins. decompose.
Shout the joints and man
M’ttlltold suiierlng and
tism and backache, cit:
complications at bladder
. weakness. etc. .
g simple prescription in
cases of
lust! of tilt dirt-cl
Mood and ltidiltyu, ii:
”I out severe tor .im at
or nary troubles: Fluid
oile‘hhll ounce;
the New Haven road ceased toi
is electric engines between
‘ . and New York city, which
' December 19, alter a short
Westinghouse com-
m in charge of “the power
ConCob. of the motors which
”40‘ heat trains from Stani-
e Grand Central station and
, eworking out the problem to
.* 41;“ line a success, which it no
" they have failed to do up to dau-
we age it was announced tho
3, pr house at Cos Cob could onlyi ending in samples at" wood l’or idem}
. about 06 per cent. oi the cur- illontlou and asking. if there are m
in the operation or the!
0'" “'9 New Y"W'of which such woods may he moves
~ more machinery had to
Then the motor cars had
sipped with heating. appar-
, 1 ct then) were taken oil
re this work done.‘ "
s heard in railroad circles
' w Haven was not wholly
Mt!) the working of the new
‘ rebeeubomeout, ioritcan
' stated that. the company
- accdpoted that proposition
Mutants, and the latter
veil six months in which
ilha it will work satisfactorily
bi'wiidther. if this irdone'
Raven will have to pay;
‘08 builders oi the line all“
iOr this job was award!
sharp competition and it is
‘ the railroad practically made
firms in giving the job to the
‘ so people, This report is
by the not that the latter
is Mag "15- utmost to make
Milk. The amount at luoney
soon the contract is
hits been variously on:
at. from 27,000,000 to £10,000-
'btatement
Structure 0i Vieod4lisu0
by”): lie’rxostiiyiss illici-
‘ our om.
’ . WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. -lt l0
., doublinl ii any oi the laboratories
infillilldined by the gover'dmeut lot
. , Interlude research are more unique is
character and yet bedr promise oi
more importance-nits. than one which
_ has just been established in Washing»
a ion by the United States Forest Ber
vice for investigating the structure or
conierclally important woods.
laymen will not understand this air
nllicauce oi the proposed luvostiga
lions carried on in this Inbomry of
quickly as architects, builders and oth
or wood users. who in these days 0
growing scarcity o! the more valuabl.
woods are seriously perplexed in Men
drying substituted. Mistakes oi lllli
kind in identification have. in the ins
iew years in several instances, meani
the loss of thousands of dollars. hilt
litany embarrassing law suits.
Nearlymny user of lumber ‘can rec
ognize, and name oil hand. all the us
not trees of the lorest'wlmt he see:
them growing. and not much dllflculti
is encountered in idi'utilying the coin
. moo kind 0! lpmber in a mill yard be
cause he know the few trees iron
which the yard lumber comes. Bu
. common kinds are growing scarce. am
' woods not olten out heretoloie. art
appearing in the markets. The mos
experienced men are sometimes pus
sled when they ‘iiv to identify them
and persons with lt'ill. experience haw
still more trouble, is a certain wool
gum or elm? is number cucumber
lllm or poplar? . is a stick sugar ma
plc or red maple? lkmbta may nrim
. whether a piece, is hemlock or spruce
or whether it is lodgepole pine or fir
or whether a single is cypress or red
or. A dealer may buy red oak and nus
pool that be is getting something also
There are thirty or mow. imporian
species of oak. The best, lumber deal
or might not know which is which ii
the lumber pile. or ll he knows, hi
might not know how to prove it,
Many of these mods look alike. eye-l
to the trained eye of the miilnlan :-
the builder, and yet they am widel:
dlflerent in value tor certain purposes
and it is of the greatest importancr
to be able to distinguish lllI'lli nuloki
and certainly. Again. illneW uood may
come to a man's notion ibr tiu- lira
time and it may be access.” y for bill
to decide what it. is and what it 1
worth
The. government him brawn holiulu
individual lumber users for some ilmr
but the facilities have not been neat
so complete as they are now. it i
to meet'such needs and answer suci
questionnihnt the, Forest Service has
ostabliehed the laboratory. amt place:
it in charge of s. trained dondrologlsi
Architects llimbermen, manufacturer
and makers of woodwork are niread
blood.
Com.
three
“07718 structural characters by mean
lenty lseparated for. relative specie
having greater or. less value ior norm
specific purpose.
The laboratory: will investigate in .'
practical way. The structure or th:
woods, sections lengthwise and cross“
wise. will ,be studied so as to separ‘
ate bv structure alone the various
species of a genius. Analytical key:
to the trees of each group will bl
worked out. These willibe based or
the arrangemera and character of tin
pores discernible to the naked ey¢-.o
‘by a hand lens.
it'll. results will be published iron
time to time with good illustration.
:mlsced at he disposal of lumber
the Important group.
of wood such, as oaks, pines and tire
bare been strolled and the results pub
liiihcd sepsrlmly. the several mono
graphs will lib collected and publisher
in one volume.
.A work oi this character has Ion:
been to demo did by architects, builder:
and other as are of lumber. it will, it
m'ost cases. ‘6 Stable even a halotechni
cally trained- man to determine guilt
readily the. wood he deals with by
means or an ordinary hand lens and
by eomporln r the wood In question
14b? .Pusldent Kellen, at. with ”"10”“:th cross and
. I~siloa ml the matter. ”MW" d m hose mono
the "WHY j; i
filmed in this
. - Westinghouse com
had chdrge of the line ever
maroon. and will continue
VIN! 'IaGRIASSS CAPI-
o... rot-m dlyee‘lors
9 insurance Com
.mmmwm
s? bly to ln-t
W
ONLY CUR! [OR DYSPIPSIA.
Mrs. Frank’iln “hush. at New Callie.
110).. says: "1 colored ior years with
dyapebgs‘igfiifim ed til) have great distal;
an in. ca everything
cottldv them: of bill nothing helped me
until! look Draziilall Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured nae completely. "
For sale by it. ll. Plsisted. r. it
liaaicr sad The Clllord Pharmacy. "
OAWTSI DolgS 0' ILOODPOISr
i
av! BRITAIN £4 its—semi ti.
Andrews. aged sisty. died at the hunt
oil yesterdayof bloodpoisoaiag. .
was s canister. and s 10w days ago
droves brass serewlatoths psi-oi
his hand
!
“44.
vs Drama am:
ofltbhfiue nose-0n
1 lap“. Worm Muir-lam my ..,
the positive guises
fluctuations
willreturii the
marsuoumeinwneypaid
us for it. We met: tins——
and uh all those who are
dcksddneedstrsngtbtotry
ltwlththlsuuderstlddlng.
THE CLIFFOggm PHARMACY, .
SOUTH DWBWAl-K. CON".
or. W “.0. No. midlfiufifl
oys and
one.» “District. 13me Mpsgs Till M"minuti-
v 9.010 light on this buoy. round 0:-
linguiilhed. was ;relightod
474.11»! B: WGCuyp‘N .w I. No, 11‘,
,i1 ‘ ' ul
i“ mo. JULth 0040mm Temporary
(his Buoy. page SS, alter No. 2!! (Us!
*0 list! wr- aati ifldym'srhsp Third
it. 31w tout District. 1307, page 43):—
oi ill“ shore arm at the Point Judith
Breakwater.
, .lnnluly ii the light on this buoy.
round extinguished, was "Milled:
“so“... .. ........_-..-..
u». .. '10" -....
FREIGHT KAT! DISCRIMINATION.
I.—
Scrotum in Several Western cities
Claim Southwest is Senei'ltled.
. CHICAGO. Jan. 21.4mm way Chico
to, Minneapolis and Northwest iner-
‘zhanls should find their freight rates
'ncreascd under various protests. while:
at the same time no change in rates
van mode in st. Louis to the uter-
:liants oi the Southwest, occupied the
ittentiou of inter-State Commerce
lominissioner Prouty yesterday. The
man; which is recorded as that of W)
nan; 'l’a‘rtridie and Company. loom»
lpolis wholesale dry goodly dealers. Vii.
The Boston and Maine New York. New
layer) and llnrtlord. Pcnnsy.lvnnia Lt.-
iizh Valley and inclmwnnna with the
lake shipping lines, which they oiliwr
two or Control, received its initial
tearing. Commissioner Prmlly tui-
burned the hearing until March 4;
The basis of the complaint which is
icing brought by Minneapolis and CM-
mgo merchants. with the support of
he commercial associations of both
llilt‘fl. is the result of the immune in
all and WflIt‘l’ rules inaugurated in
March and July of iiisl‘yem: The old
relight ratc- lor rail and water routes
en 59 cents. in March nil routes
ioined in inrr’hsing the rate to Chi-
“ago and Mincupolis merchants to ill
rents and followed in July with nnotll.
'r announced increase of one cent.
To nzoliily the shippers lllt‘ compan-
uu announced that the rate would in-
iildo marllio insurance on all gomis in
rausit. Bill. while ilwv mode this con
‘essiou to Chicago merchants all a
metro of the extra three coma. lboy
undo the same iznllcrfirillm to ill. Louis:
merchants wilb no increase in the
freight rate. The hearing before the
commissioner on the charge that did
crimitliltion to individimla‘ and as ho
'wcr-u localities was being mad:- by
he transportation companirs ri-auilwl.
LA GRIPPE.
lilaziliul balm litPVE‘l‘ lost :1 mix":
wvcr lot. it run into pluxnlumin. nor
wit, a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
but kills .the tough grip gi'i'lll. But
or: want Balm an a plenty, so do not
ride with the small sizes. but get the
die or Sl.00 bottle and take hall a
cospoonful in water every three
tours. Be sure to keep up this treat
dent faithfully for two weeks alter
«on think you are well. to utterly un-
liinte every germ in every great or.
ran. These remaining germs cause the
svii alter eflccts; it is hall-cured grip
i the grip starts with hemorrhage of
he lungs give the large dose eveiy to
it 1.7 minutes till it stops.
A REMARKABLE WINTER DAV.
temperature Yesterday Afternoon 50
Degrees in the Shade.
Yesterday was one of the most rc-
markahle days of this remarkable slu-
ter. Mild as a day in April, this New
.y-hrst day of January hail scarce
ly a single characteristic of a winter
day. The temperature of the early
morning was a little above the freez-
ing point, and at half past two in the
liternoon the thermometers registered
titty degrees shore zero. _
Warm days during the period of
what is customarily called the "Jan.
nary thaw" are not unusual. but there
is nothing Oi the January" thaw type
about this day. Except tor the ice up.
on the ponds there is little or nothing
;0 indicate that it is mid winter. it»
teremcly cold weather has not come.
even to sustain the old adage sham. the
strengthening cold with the lentheus
lug days. The ordinary days or winter
rawness have been few and far be
tween. and there has been to date but
one tail of snow worthy to be called a
storm.
Yesterday was warm enought to
make it a temptation to many lmpro
dent: people to discard overcoats.
The weather-wise declare that there
will be recompense later in the win:
tor for all this imedom from early and
laid winter discomtorts. But when the
Christmas season is passed with no
change in the conditions that up to the
time were regarded as being unusual.
tosay the least. the wiseacrcs declared
that early January would bring wrath
Octavia Yummy"!
s as on
Ilium. y
«mmmnriusimgi
7 since I began suing Dr. King's New
in time at Repersentstivss.
(L, H 3. Merlin .timt. Nu. m.
; par 9200i.
‘, Connecticut. 414mg lieu!) Upper
, Light. No. 9. ”(070. 170.257 (List of”
Light Biron ysisrlis Third
rlrd'wght- oille Di cl,” 80-”)
trite-erosion a lit.
damaged by too and the it ht extin- .
gulshéd Jdausry C. will“
the light will be relighted as soon as
pram l.cablo
Brockway Reach Light. page 74.14..
284 (List 0! Lights. Buoys and Day-
marksa‘ Third L htviiouse District.
1007. page 84).—-T is light..discontial-
can on account oi ice January 6, was
relighted January 8, and again discon~
tinned January ll.
Meadows Light page 74 No. 285
(List of Lights. Buoys and Daimarks.
Third Lilli! diam District. ~.lM'- W
94) «January 5 this light wail discon-
tinued on account of ice, . .
Paper Rock Light. page 70. No. 203
thirty of Lights. Buoys and Duymarks,
Third Lightrliouse Distric’t.1907. page
flfilfl—Iflnllflf} 10 this light. was; dis-
continued on account of loo.
Bodkin Rock Light page 73. No. 209
(List of Lights .flnoya and D-oy
Moor"! at the submit westerly end ‘
marks, Third Light-House District.
ltllfll“ page SST—Juuua’ry l0 this‘llirhto
was discontinued on account of ice. .
Elam Dock Light. page 74. No. 302?
(List at Ughta. Buoys and Dayraarks.‘
Third might-House District. l90‘l, page
83).».lanuary 7 this light was discou
tiuued on account of ice.
:Plstol Point Range Lights. page 78.
Nos. 303 and 304 (list of Lights,
Buoys and Dnymnrlls. Third Light
Home District 1907. page 85i.—-.lan-
uury 7 these lights were discontinued;
on account of ice
Dividend Pier Range Lights page 78.
17014.30!) and 300 (List of Lights'
Buoys and ilaylnalks, Third Light-
”Ollrit’ Distilct1907.page 85L «Janu-
\
preventive 5and
A Natural
SENTENCE 9F ICE TRUSTtMIN.
Changed From the Toledo Workhouse
to the Jail. . -’
COLUMBUS, 0., Jan. 21.—~The Su-
preme Court today passed upon the
case of the three ice dealers of Toledo,
R. C. Lemon, R. 0. Beard, and J. A.
Miller. who were sent to the work-
house as punishment for forming an
ice trust. The Supreme Court inter-
leres with the sentences only' so‘ far
' as to hold that they should have been
sentenced to jail instead oi the work
house, and they are ordered to be re
sentenced.
They were given a year's sent
by Judge Kincaide, oi the lower
aadta line or 35,.000
A coal: son Missnv. f
"l have found a cure for the misery
dry 7 iht'm‘ lights were discontinued on malaria poison produces." says it. hi.
act-mint of ice,
Lights Burns and Dayluarks. Third
l ipht liollso l)istrict,1907 pane 86l ~—
Jonilaii 7 these lights were iilscontlu- i
lied on account of ice.
Clay Blink Range ldghts. page 78
3105.313 and 314 {List of Lights.
Buoys and Daymalks. Third nghb
House District. 1907. page stir—Jenn
my 3 these lights were discontinued
(in account oi loo. "
(llwnsiy Hammock. I light. page 32 \o.
72 No 33" ii ist. of Lights, Buoys: and
Daymarkli. Third ' ’Light- House Dis
trict l907, page list—This light. dis-
continued on account. of ice January
3 was relighted lanuary 8.
GASTORIA
Tor Mats 0nd Children.
lit Ill Ytl momma
Signature“ '
TOLLANO COUNTY DCOM MISSION-
ER DEA
COVENTRY Jan. 22. —-County Coro-
nilssloner John Brown died at his
home yesterday alflr a long illness.
lie had been prominent in county poll-
tlcu. and had served as selectman and
represented this district in the legls~
laiure in 1888. At the little of his
death, as a county commissioner oi
'l‘oliaml County. he had 13 months
more to servo. Mr. Brown leaves a
widow and several children.
IT DOES THE BUSINESS.
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain. oi Clinton.
Maine, says oi Buc‘klen's Arnica Salve:
"it does the business; l have used it
for piles and it cured them. Used it
lor chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied it to an old sore and it healed
ipwithout leaving a scar behind." 25c
at F. ii, Baxter's drug store . ”
CHARGED WI l-l TORTURING
HORSES. .
HARTFORD. .laa. zit-Charged with
torturing a pair or horses by driving
them continuously ios 33 hours on
route from Cllntonville to this citY.
Barney Coldlieid and Jake Yavoraski
were beior court yesterday. Action
on their cases was postponed for inves-
tiou. The horses are so used up that
they will be killed. ‘ .
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL.
"I have reached a higher health level
idle Pills." writes Jacob ”diagonal
West Franklin, liaise. "They keep
my stomach, liver and bowels working
my right.” It then pills discredit
you on trial. money will be reloaded
at I. ll. Dexter's drag awe. .
M
SINATORIAL guerrillas.
JACKSON. bliss. Jan. 21 —-The leg-
:shtar‘obtmayum John slim wu-
”ASHCRT. to. ass. at 411..
again;
separately today for United
“‘ ”and
Homes. of Lonellen. S. C.
Too Piers Chami‘el Range Lights lElcntrlo Bitters. and comes in 50 cent
pam- 78. Nos. 307 and 308 ll lat ofibotles. it breaks up a case of chills
9:14!
“W s called
or a bliious stack in almost no time:
and it puts yellow jaundice clean out
of commission. " This great tonic med
icine and blood purifier gives quick re-
liei in all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints and the misery ol lame
back. Sold under guarantee at lv‘.'l-l.
Baxter's drug store. “
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
A certificate of incorporation was
filed in the olden of the secretary oi
the state yesterday by the John H.
Morse Commny, incorporated, o.
Bridgeport. The company will deal
in metals and junk and will have a
capital of $15,000. The lncorporators
are John H. Morse. Charles W. Moore
and ii Hess. The Connecticut in-
Vestm t Company, of Hartford, filed
its certificate of incorporation yester-
day The company is formed to deal
in stocks and bonds. and may have, a
capital of 320, 000. The incorporators
area. 0' Richards. E. ..i Richards and
W. iii. Johnson. The Spearo Clothan
Company. of New Haven, illed certifi—
cates oi incorporation and organism
tion yesterday. it. has a capital of
35 .000 and the lucorporators are Julius
I) and Ray M. Spearo and Sahel Roth-
stein.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
Tillman.
In Ellsct 3:44:45. 1003.
SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. iii—12:53; 5:121, Ezilx,
6:16. 0:501. 0:56. 7:54x, azldx. 9203:.
9:311, 0:53. lozsox. 111221;.
F. bl.-12:5lx. lzli). 2:5”,
3. 51x, 5: 09x. 5: 37. .7. otx. 6: 37. 3: his.
7:19x, 7. 51s. ilz' :43. 10:32: trill: to
Philadelphia and Washington, D. C..
does not stop at. New York.
Sunday.
A. Air-12:531. 5:12x. 5: in, 3: 51.
0:401.
P. biz-13:5 x. 2:441, 2:5“. 5:31.
74:51:, 7:13, 1: ill, 0:53x, l0:23.
—-
SO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—-—12:03. 1:”, 1:5”. 0:18. 7:25,
8:20, mills. lo:i7x, limits. lizdbf
l’. M.~l2:00il. izio,‘ 3:i0x. 32237:.
M». nzile. 5:29. 4:404. «:30, 1mm.
3:581. 9:2i. il:2l; to Bridgeport only,
":42 and 7:25. ,
3:27.
Maya.
AK.-12:08, i: ii. 17031.7: 30.9: lb,
i0: 471. 11:08:.
P.‘ Iii-4 M. 7: 0”. S. in, 2:401.
SOUTH ”WALK TO DANIUKV.
12:70 idsily except Nou-
days). '20. 9:43. 10:00:.
P. Ir—lflfi. 0:29, 3:12. 7:18.
Sundays—0:1“. at. 7:30 p. S.
. W.
oars tluv yo scum nonwstk.
A. :45. 7:20 0m. i0: 101.11: is
v.4 3—4: its. 4: in. also, .
“Min—A. ll.. 7: 50. El" S: SS
H mew W res-700104 WALK
A. HMSzfi 0:001. 0:02" P“.
:35 10"”.
It
i746. 1:00. meta. 0mm:
.4=00.14:n.4m.r00.. .
some “at” my.lt.ii.m
ii
all hours day and night.
- “We it oi“... i v ' e.
And a... 4...... Work.
40 TO
mien ll Will ill.
owl... .........~
6.1- “aw-J; ,. unto——
“7" The Thing!
To tempsr tits temperaturd inflow
wintry days. 9“ will neg pm and”
coke is 0 19M. hilt COAL pr glittering
pounds is the one thing Mill.
Our Cepi‘ needs no apology. You
my boy here with your eyes shut and
_ put toil value in best (or every dollar
SW4
Aug. post's no iblugl
iii lull lull in
.,.. 142...
”awmm
wiwwwn
to Select From.
Linoleum should be laid. to keep that
kitchen lloor warm and clean. We
are increasing our stock in quantity
and styles.‘by. adding the latest de-
.. cook‘s
LINOLEUM
which in universally known as the
133812le invite inspection of the
various designs and prices.
F. A. Mitchell.
The 0st Complete ”Marniehlug
Store In the City of Not-walk. ;
COR. HIGH AND WALL STRSITS.
RORWAIJ‘. CONN. .‘ ‘
3P:
W. .' . 1
- . . ' v
' "
.. .
You: reap a twodoid ‘
benefit it you buy a
winter suit or overcoat
now.
A
You have the use ol
it ior both on. winter
and next. and— '
You save irom ii to
is—the amount we have
taken oil usual prices.
I They belong to "broken
lots." which explains.
’9‘.- . .
Open “buddy. WIONSSOAV
and Saturday_ Sailings. ‘
Jill ii
TAILOR. elevates. risrrss. 7
- constants. ‘
09 Washington as. mums.
4.4—...“ .0»..— .u..- ..
04 so. was “01.09 or» 500' lilacs
" a numw ”sewn m my will». mom
stumps
momma
4 4.4»
Ht Mathew
ms
Wises; 044
may be had now below the Spring
€2wwii
This is the season of the your whoa .
4-.
WWW/WIS
A somber oi mi estat- 00min!
market really opens. The wise pur-
snaser buys early.
. . 0 mngaiutoA': svltlvl.
. ' with a dainty
snow white, one mplssei'ltsadatd" Por-
tion": or!“ 7"“
Eziéd'o
in 4 ‘ '
room? its
the highest
uncre- 4...... ...
pm
"rm... . '
Hence 3. had:
Ten New-Patterns
accepted
A .iiOLlDAl
HINT
Call at.our Dillon and
examine our line oi
Gas and
Elecuio ‘
For Reading,
it!!! Seville
They are inexpensive, convenient.
oruanwntal. blade up to suit. any
taste. is your house properly illumv
lasted for the holidays? it not
Let llS Pipe Your
House for Gas.
; we will do it at (001.9!" new lino oi
VIM”. 0A8 CLOBES has been re'
J cci'vedi Grill and 000159007;
i_",
.4
l
Your Walls 9
That pleased. you ever since we put
them on." Any more rooms to be pro
bored? I
~ Crockea Glassware. llmsciurulnba
new China in Colo,
. etc.
istm' Supplies
firstly mixed l'sint. 21.10 per
1
Saucers.
saliva
White Curtain roles. with Sutures.
in. .
Window Shades and Picture frames
Norwalk Chronicler