to Matt. Road. .
V The New Yorlt New Haven V,
lord railroad is to be made the
night in New Haven. . «
. . thirst steps- in this direction will be
taken, he sold. within the next two
weeks, When the dilute ILluedlvlslon,
on which occurred the series or total ,
wrecks during the renting or tutorial
8. Mellon. will be out in two. and
‘ placed under separate mannuement in
order to obtain "closer supervision ”
V All sleeping cars that run over New
“ "Haven rails will be or eteeibol'ore
January 1, it the Pullman company
can turmoil them, and rush orders,
have been sent to other our builders
., who now have'steel cars for the com-
pany under contract calling for the
expenditure at to,
the statement
Ordernnever formally issued bytho
‘ prowling Management, have been
given, he said, to rush ivork on the
new signal system to replace the old
“banjo" type, charged With the re»
uphosliblllty lor the Ninth iinvon
wreck The sum of $365,0il0 for im-
provement of the system between
New Hui/en and Springfield ‘wns ’votcd
Saturday_ Mr, Elliott announced, by
. the rond's executive committee.
Charles 1S, Mellon, who is ...reported
to have been retained by the New
lluven, in an advisory capacity, nus
: no connection Whatever with the New'
Haven road, Mr. I‘Elliott made emphat-
ically clear,
' “The important point is that each
2 organization (of the entire New Haven
system) will have only its own affairs
to look after; will be accessible to the
huddle; ,will spend considerable time
;-on tbe‘road, and will be able .tolglfve
. better and safer service to the public
,end help build up the business of the
country and consequently oi the rail
" road," the statement continues
Mr, Elliott appeals to the Massachn
V sells public utilities commission. to
' ' hermittheNé'w Haven to issue its
proposed. 367.009.0911. debenture bonds
‘ on the ground that "if it cannot get
‘ the money, it cannot do the wo'rls."
.‘l. P. Morgan would continue its .11
‘ ‘ director or tli’e'rond. Mr, Elliott said.
'- 'l‘he Interstate commerce connfi‘is’
sion insuring Saturday developed tee.
"llillDllfi' by Ellginecr. Miller of the
‘ '= 'WhlteitMo‘unIialn’ express which collid
I"- “ dd With‘til! B'dl‘ I‘ll'iu‘htir 'expfhad' that»
- '~ he had done til‘b’ men’s duty during
the week préiitlus to the catastro
pile. ‘ “ '
it “as also brought out that thirty-
clgltt per cent. of the Pullman com
pnny'g care are now of steel and that
none but steel cars are now being
manufactured by the company.
Commissioner McCltord, who pre-
sided at the interstate ceittmerce com-
mission hearing left Satulday night
rm Washington to prepare his fintilnl,r
. ..am» ..
BOY BOUND OVER FOR
GLARY.
HARTFORD Scot. luvdoseph Fitz-
lilrbons, 16 years of ago, was bound
over to tho. Superior Court in police
clmmbom this morning, on the (barge
oi burglnry. lI‘ilzGibbon and Philip
i’ilangio, fifteen, of Waterbury, ud-
mmed sow-r11! petty burglaries in
this city of into. 'l‘ltt-y were captured
hi the pilllitl lil‘lcl 1111 exi‘illln; Chose
lltrouult llli‘ rnilrond yards. l’llungio
i;- being hold for tho \t'ntel‘hhly n.-l
ibtuilics in Milli: (iiy be is on pro.
”Within
-I~
)1
m.
BU R-
saw.“
ATTEMPTS aUlCIDE.
NEW HAVEN, Soltt.w~lleup0111ient
immune of family troubles, .lnmoo
tlox, n blacksmith. attempted suicide
yesterday by drinking the contents oi
11 bottle ol’ ll'sol. lie is in 11 lot-1.11 hos-
vital in 11 critical condition
, “‘Iaics‘tf H
railroad in on United States." Howard '
‘ ‘fliiiott its newly elected, he“ “Vt.
slat-1111 in a statement issued Sitturday .
500.000, according to .
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them to the childrenw-they can't get
h-of them; Keep a few packages
: on t e pantry shelf for dailynse
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L Merit.
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‘ ‘ (By Willis .1. Abbot sumo .l retina.
14.. not: Used II I HoupfuiMnn‘I
In Holidlhh the timid.
um
um and the Canal in Picture and
Prose")
1 copyright. 1913. Syndicate Publishing .
Co., New Yorh‘. All rights reserved. ,
For thy owu‘pert l nold the Chugre‘h
River a much maligned stream. Pi-
menp pioneers. prospectors and even I
'poets- have taken their fling at it, but;
the fact romaine that but for it we
should not have the Cauulwsut least
‘aocording to the American plan. The
French looked on it with approhan
sion. filled with dread 0; its sudden
hoods and Illropo‘o‘slty to bring down
great masses of silt and deposit them
precisely where they would do the
most harm. Accordingly they planned
its banishment by dammlng it high up
in the neighborhood of Alhaiuela.
some miles beyond the boundaries or
the (‘ anal Zone. from which point they
__.__.~_._.., A...
coupon/tries rhesus!
The certificate of incorporation 01 GNWU‘ 0' “RPM"; Bullpen Told in "n9 0' about fifteen m'les‘ Manllestly
the Warren [and Company of bitch-
fieid has been tiled with the secretary with figures that like the arithmetic principles oi politics the engineers
' oi the state. The capital stock will of astronomy, they a", scarcely to m turned the enemy into a. helpful friend.
is paid ! comprehended by the average person A 3"?” dam at GM“ has “‘de “39
The inc’urporatqfl-S are John H‘. VWilell the telephone Bullalidans be- ‘narrow IuSh‘ng stream “It” 1ake Wm
be $50 one of which 31,0011
in.
isncuster, A. P. F.
Charles T. Payne.
The certificate of incorporation of
the Sentinel Publishing company 01’
South Norwalh, publishers of u heirs-
paper, has been tiled. The capital
stock will be $100, 000. of which $75, 000
is paid in The incorporators are
De‘Witt G. Saltman, William 0 Mc
Loan and Hubert M. Sedgwlck
The certificate of incorporation ot
the Lavietes Amusement 8; chlly
(‘olnpany or New Huron has been
filed. The capital 13le will be Sill
hill), of which $100, 000 is paid in. The
Andrews and
incorporetors W9 ”1"“? S. MV‘BWEP'lnterasted visitor. Bell “and his
Harry 1. Lavletés mid Janette 1... id!
‘vlete‘s. ‘ '
The certificate of ohgdhlzntlon oi
the Alvii‘l'd & ‘vacet-r ’Company of
New Hartford has b'é'én filed The ‘
company will begin business with it
capitol 01’ $6 500 The o‘moers ("‘9 J ivel‘o more than 26, 000 ,000 connections \evi York harbor or through the 5“
ll Alvord, president and iolm Guy
Sweet secretary and treasurer
The certificate of organization oi?
the William H Galvin Company or
New ”even has been filed The com
pany will begin business with 11 capl-
tai of $9, 000 of which 813.000 is in
cash. The officers are: William H.
Girivin, president: Phillip leeshlne,
treasurer and Meyer Sachs, secretary.
The preliminary certificate at disso-
lution m" the Proprietors i‘omnany m 102, 639 telephones actually in service The “’9“ '3 ""0" by "‘9 cmgm'
New Jersey, incorporated. oi Il-lnrt-
ford,l1ns been filed. it is signed by
Robert H liluispoti1,Snnulcl Iilldiow
Jr, James G Hashing and George E.
Bailey a majority or the directors.
The final certificate of dissolution
of the (‘onnlcss Square Theater Com
puny of West Haven has been filed
sets have been sold and creditors
sending in their claims have been
paid. it is signed by Eva Alderman.
Samuel ll. Alderman and Samuel
.lcshin, directors.
A certificate of change of come
lowrence it Gaynor incorporated
Gaynor & Lambert, inrorporated, or
ltri (import has been filed. it is
signed by Edwin G. Garner and
(lent-11o ill. Waldo, J13, a majority of
the directors.
of
to
“Ecortomy is
wealth ” This old
ladagc is seldom
lenputrtl, but do
not limit our
cco‘homy to dimes
and dollars.
. There is a great
economy of health
and strength and
the in the use of
a good range.
A Range that
has proved as
cod no the Status
ord is worth con-
sideline.
m m Iii
once ‘Ton, NOW‘ NECESSITY.
. Stupendous Figures.
Telephone statistics run into such
gin to talk in billions, as they honestly
:can, they cease to be intelligible; theh
1 data are collections of symbols
1‘ America leads the entire world in6
the use of ten telephone. Europe.
comes next. Thirty seven years 131'
Ithe telephone was one of the “toys"
of the Centennial Expositltln. its in
voutor was shabby; he Was so poor
5 that he lied to borrow his railroad fare
‘Ito Philadelphia; his invention was so
'little regarded that the best place he
.could get for his display was a deal
table. in an obscure corner of
great show. But for the accident that
guys him Don Pedro of Brazil, as all
might not have been notltod by the
i:jury dl' nwfirds at all, impatient as he
was to get bf". to his other lliili‘li in
Moist
a billion dollop: enterprise. There
a day between a total of 7, (100, 000 tele.
lphones, in round figures a gain otl
more than 80, 000 installations over
the year before. And l9l3 is showing
tell some tremendous increase.
in our own State or Connecticut, the
home of the first Commctclal li‘x
change in tho world,il1c increase in
the number of stations installed has
kept once with the rest. ol lite (oun-
try. 011 January lat, 1913, there were
011 August lei, title figure. had been in
creased to 107691, an increase of 5,-
052 telephones in seven 1nonths.’l‘huse
based on the average of 8 calls per
day for each telephone, represent over
30,000 ndded calls per day for eve. y
day in the year.
The “tor" has become 11 necessity ,
The certificate declares that the 88' in the social and commercial life of was“ place of battle between indium. I
the state. and country. it plays its
part and performs its functitma for
every business, every home. every in-
dividual. A little more than n genom-
‘tlon 1130 it was unknown; today link-
log all parts of the nation into n sin-t
Kle community of speech, it is units:
so].
HATS FOR GOLDIERB
loantuly "1.1a.“ ior that. in Catitrui
America Republic.
public” will econ be (2le in motility
beta.
1. ll. Murphy 8.. Co. has already to'
mired 11 sample order for turtle 111m.
dl‘ilti hate for the goldlers oi the Gusto
main kotorhmeht, if those hats are
wills entire nrmy oi the republic will
. lul‘tl.
while
diets in Central AM“
my Imam”. . .nw...
TIM“ Fol PANAMA “PM
was.
More. humour. finale.
instant-It. new and Atlantict lit"
.lm, «dottimAWV
'l the Pacific instead of the Atlantic, in
‘1 gres differently.
thee
“my" V
1
Now the toy" is the foundation oiV
‘Sohlleru of the Central American riv'
aarhdprtoryms they are bound to lie
in» wearing that. hula in the near h1-
l'he order to .l. 11, Murphy it Go.
name through M. Knit oi‘ Now Or-
lm'u. in. who ruined the rostrum
direct from the prerliiimi oi the hr
The list: are t- he the some all titers
w you by “it“ lieu. MM
«interest hats are new work by 1M-
ammolt. Mt. lO.--fir¢ut’ Mitts.
“hind.
definitely promised MOI I. Mm
with?! of *3! Am! balm
intended to divert its channel through
' s tenomilo tunnel under the Cordilleras
land thereby lead the erring stream to
i to which it at present flows.
3 The Americans approached ,the Che.
When their survey
was completed they found that the
river crossed the line of the Canal
some twenty~si1t times between Gatun
land (lambda. a distance in a straight
no self- respecting canal would submit
to being thus crossed. Adopting the
an area of Hit square miles. ’zlnto
every depresaion oi the land, in all di« .
lrecticns, the water. has hacked, or will
lback when tlte great flood gates are.
closed down and the basin allowed to
.iiil. Native villages and isolated huts
now clinging to the borders 0.! the riv- .
er‘thu be submerged and their inhabh
tents driven to the new lithe shores.
For what ihey’dile losing they are bee
lug duly, even" liberally, paid;~ though
much of what should go to. them is ta-v;
lion by pettil‘og‘glnlz lawyers whose 38.?"
vices are \vholly useless, but who have
persuaded the 'mtives thr‘rt they: are
indispensable
,Veven towns. built by the Commission.f
"lige Got-goon with a ‘I‘hop‘tilation ot-
alight/ill holllnrlly submerged and
wholly dblandouhd to be overgrown by
the jiimiéi' " 'l “' .._, a l
moonshine luké the Canal is
dredged. as tv’l'hunlteliis dredged in
Clair flats shore Detroit. The friendly;
routers oi the reformed (lhaégrcs trout'
'en inland sen. vastly expediting the
work of the Canal buildeu's This use
is blocked at the end end 'by the dam
and looks at Gaiun, lost it rush into
Ithe Atlantic, and at the other. in the
locke at Pedrtliliiliuel last it; dash into
the Pacific Ocean. The actual sen lev
e‘l sections of the Canal extend over
but fifteen or the Mty miles in length.
which thus- makes the canal possible l
1 The? We is 9|)le from the;
Atlantic‘-‘0u1it‘tu~at- sun Lorenzo. a 1
point some fitteenI miles ”the coast
from Colon. On 11 crap at the entrance
stand the ruins c! an old fort. occupy- ,
ll~inirrthe site of an earlier'worlt which
was built in 1603. The river mouth
Spaniards uml Englishmen long helore!
our ruined Jamestown or ancient Ply-
mOuih were founded. it wits the Ab l
lantic landing place for expeditions
bound ior old Panama. Through it
Pitta: ro littered to his lustful, bloody
and plmtlcul raids upon Peru. Earlier
’still Balboa entered there to omve tile
ls'thmltm perils in his march for the;
, Pacific. in later yours it was 11m high 1
'. way for the lofty-ulnar» bound for the
’ltol'oen sands of calllomla. rite cm
«Ben Lorena Yell before the ethanol! ‘Ol
511‘ Henry Morgan. The second. the
ruins of which still stand. was shun
dotted only about too years no.
M the base. of the ltlll on which the
fortirtunds lathe villus oi' meta,
.nl
when.“ a... an...» e w»...»« we...
I Liflilll. iii-T“
Anyom can Try Madmen. the ill-mult-
ubi- th-Forming Food,
When one oi the lending (intestate
in south Norwilk tells you that he
rm 9 preparation which he so then
m believes in that no will reload
W m it it does not do all that
reiterated m it it snow. unit the 111-
We“ met him 1111111qu marlin. it is
with my that it it Miter in will“
We lite remarkable loci-Mid-
mm ,
w is ht Milly I unmounted
new the m the no man: at
“infirm um with the
m M 1m dill similar 11:
M m the food that you out
W m um mm
stamp. viii: up the um and
0...». ..
Considerable vlhalges, l
ihouses surrounding a from church" only signs of life
on must hate been the root for most
Mere words Cannot describe it ..- on 111111:
tra'lon such as herein presented cannflot
portray its beauties The French would,
call it on "Edition de Luxe ” We have
no phrase so liking. it is indeed -‘I
it superfine edition - a book,
of surpassing elegance-I»
' the grand triumph of
artln magnificent
woo
Judge its tropical colon}
Merits, For innit-W“? V
l woven
Yourself
‘ ' With
Word ~
piétures ‘
none the
185‘s artistic. ‘ ‘-
You Must
Have a
Copy of It.
akel’c
As the size of your
thumb compares with your
hand: so this illustration com-
Jares with the size of the book
. - :
No navel c0uid be more interesting—no text book is more instructive. It is indeed the
acknowledged standard reference Work of the great Canal Zone in which every man, we.
man and child must- be interested.
“stab .. ~,. ' ‘l‘
As. oxpalined tn the Certificate printed dailyi in thin “
“iPt'lnted on' .. -~ columns, this; ltdndeomc volume is distributed at 98 ,
u, .' “ I _ cents for the $4 style (se‘e illustration) and its cents
,. fallow“ fine-gm '1. menu—fete theék .. . : ~
By the Evening Sentinel"
‘i l
V i
- .‘1. '4‘ '
~ . lac
Mulromm Filled.
See Certificate
’w'il Ir'lili.
.v if
3?
, [HG-V ,.
flew. ~-----
. Iv?
asset-sands
. JELLiFFE iN. A HURRY.
,. ._- -4.“ WthI- - “av—MA...
:1 cluster tl‘” about twenty native once in it while, an alligat r 'are the
The tropical thick
at which borders either bank is too
dense for any save creeping things to
come down to the water, and though
we are told of deer, ant- bears. jaguars.
'b‘bd-oot'lsirlmifors and other animals,
we see none.
Along the upper Chagros are lines of
hydrographjo stations at which the
stage of the writer is recorded several
times daily and telephoned to the ct:
lice at the dam. The stream has a
habit- oi sometimes rising forty test in
a row hours and the watchers at the
Spillwoy must be prepared to meet tluI
emergency lest the Canal itself be
stamped under an uncontrollable tide.
The above is an extract from "Pan
rims and the Canal," the book now on
sale at The Sentinel other: for the
small sum of either title or 490 See
Vlargo advertisement for particulars
Wasn't Going to Stop Alter Cotillion
with Dr. Cat-oil's Car In
Stamford.
with but one store visible and that a
primitive saldon in which the modern
beer and whiskey signs contrast our
iously with the thatched root and
earthen floor-.111 the days of the gold
rush the village is said to have housed
as many as 21000 travelers of a night“
in which case the stony dome of heav-
Wltile driving south along the 01
- Ridge road. near Durien. Saturday ni~
ternoon, Dr. 1. l“. Carroll. in his Ford
touring car, was man accident. A car ‘
driven by Boucllnrd Jellifie, chauiieur ,
for Dr. Keeler, of New 'Cnnaan, struck
the left side of .Dr. Carroll's car in
passing at a good rate of speed. Dr
Carroll's mudguard was badly held
the headlight on the left was broken
and the radiator was damaged. die
managed to hold the machine in the,
reed until he brought it to a stop,
thus scoured injury.
Dr. Carroll said today that the all!
and only warning he had that another
mwlllne was twins to pass was with
he heard Jelllrie' a muffler wide
reading forth its report! his turn
and he says the other our was certain:
along very inst. so he sure him sit
the room in the road he could, all
aiming to keep clear of a telegraph
pole on his right side The other mtv
chine. he says, without slowing down.
allot peat‘und met the side it”:
our, "swing it into the gutter Add
dangerously not» in bits. 131'. Giro)
all said Unit the cheater will soled.
right pious after he had hit hits, until
to physici‘un united to him,
. that he had his umr Thou Join!
slowed down. and be. Carroll 111m his
only 010‘!“ W”:
"My Mood. I In in a terrhlo hillt-
rt.”
More be ten the 1111er ,
method to hen til W“! l“
W to per lit VII m
in.
Joiifll It” Hill the M‘m
Wt: that he Wt i“
of them. ,
Ascending the river toward Gaiun.
one posses through 'a primitive tropi-
cal jungle. This part or the stream
has been untouched by the Canal bulld-
ors and nothing in iuture is likely to
disturb its primeval simplicity, an the
Canal diverts trnfiio tar away irom it
toward Colon. Natives paddling their
cayuooamalim canoes bewn or burned
out of a single trunk—herons, unite
and blue, ducks and cormorants, and,
It you, the consumer. alter studying the Mill: question.
eculd lay down the conditions , under which your milk
should be produced and handled, you would find that
Borden’s
fulfilled the» conditiOno and its. gone a» step furthor by
adding edmi‘fic octagonal! rim ere poseible only in In or-
ganisulon oi sine and estperltnoe. ,
‘7
Ideals in the mill: indium are
u vitaluldulnin art arm.
keeping. Our Wander! has at»
we ban high and W h more
important-mm militia it and
live up no it.
Borden’s Goodmd Milk Co.
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