Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-15
5Ournal aro Courier.
Fri.lay AIsrning. Sept. 15, 1882.
New Corporations.

Certificates Filed With the Secretary of
 State.
 The following certificates have been filed with the Secretary of State since June : The Textile Manufacturing company of Stoning- ton, notice of winding up; the Francis Man ufacturing company of New Britain, certii- cate of organization for the manufacture Of hardware. Capital stock $25.OOO in shares of $25 each; ths Garrigus Manufacturing company, Waterbury, lumber dealers. Capi
 tai stock $1O,OOO in shares of $25; New Hampshire Land company, Hartford, certif- cate of payment of capital stock in full by
 transfer of tract of land in New Hamp-
 shire; the Hartford Iron Works company
 certificate of incorporation. Capital stock
 $25, 1000, divided into 25O shares. Organizers; John H. Burkhardt, Stockbridge, Mass. So shares, Alfred B. Pitkin, Hartford, 13o shares, John F. Bailey, Hartford, 30 shares, William N. Jackson, Hartford, 1 share; the Granby Cooperative Creamery company. Capital $3,o0o; Perry County Contract com divided into 24O shares. Organized for the working of coal mines, railroads, etc. The Buckeye Contract company, Middletown, l June 2l, capital stock $6,0OO, in 24O shares the Yale Automatic Brush company of New Haven, for the manufacture of automatic or self-feeding brushes, capital stock s2, 500, in 100 shares the Bank Building company, Haddam, for the requirement of real estate, etc., capital $3 1000, in 30 shares :; the Foster Hardware company, Meriden, capital. $3O, ,OOO divided into 1,2Oe shares :; 1 the Bridgeport Malleable Iron company, ! capital increased from $3O,OOO to $lOO, GOO I the New England Silk company, Winchester, Litchfeld county, capital, $50, 900 in Z, ,OOO l shares; the Babcock Printing Press Manu- featuring company, New London, capital stock, $2s, GOO, in 200 shares; New Haven Novelty company, capital 5000, divided in 200 shares: the Frary Cutlery company, Bridgeport, increase of capital to $15O, 900. The Ingersoll Manufacturing company, Stan ford, for the manufacture and repair of ma. chinery, capital stock SC, 900, divided into 60 shares the J. A. Garfield company, Middle town, for manufacture of rubber goods. capital stock $1O,OOO in 400 I shares the Rockford Woolen company, Middletown, capital stock $25, GOO in 25O shares: the W. G. and A. R. Morrison con- pany, Windhann, for the manufacture of ma- l chinery, capital stock $50, coo in 800 shares l the Niarcelin Chemical company, Fairfield, l for increase of capital stock from $1O, 900 to l $50, ,OOO; the Hotchkiss & Upson company, 1 Pennington, for the manufacture of nuts and bolts, capital stock $12O,OO0 in 1,2O0 shares the Lincrusta Walton Manufacturing cOmphuy, SGdmlOIu, 1oE acquiring 1StseIs 1 patent to manufacture embossed fabrics, panels, slabs, floor cloths and the arti cle known as Lincrusta- Walton, capital 1 $500, ,00O in {, 3,60O shares; the J. P. Gage l manufacturing company, notice of removal 1 from Bedding to Stamford; the Salisbury l iron ore company, Salisbury, Litch6eld coun | ty, capital stock $15, ,OOO in 600 shares !; the Torrington manufacturing company notice of ! removal to New Hartford the Yale manufac- f turing company, New Haven, increase of cap ital stock from $2O, 900 to $50, 900 the Fow- Ter plating company, New Haven, an
 amendment to their articles and increase ot capital stock from $5,OOO to $10,OOo; the Stratford oyster company, increase of stock
 to $5,2 250; the Edward Harrison Mill Go, New
 Haven, capital stock SIG, 45o in 65s shares
 the King Philip Mining company, Hartford,
 increase of capital stock from $1O0,ooo to $500, 900; increase paid for by transfer tc
 said corporation of certain real estate an6
 personal property belonging to the Dee,
 Creek Mining company also notice 0.
 change of name from the King Philip Mining
 company to that of the Tehama Hydraulic
 Mining company: the Burbank and SperrJ
 Manufacturing company, change of name tt the Pilgrim Mineral Spring Water company