New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
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INVESTMENT IMAMERIcAN BREWERlEs
s3oo'OOO EIGHT PER CENT PRRRERRgD CUMU.
LATlVE STOCK GUARANTEED FOR Eve
YEARS BY THE VENDORS
THE CONNECTICUT BREWERIES' CO.
Unsupported under the laws Of ConnecticutJ
CAPITAL STOCK - $500. 00o
DIVIDED INTO
$4,000 3 PER CENT. PREFERRED
IL. 900 0RDlNA2Yr sHheEs sus r;c,; sSsso'SSsSS
tABRIDGED PRospEt

ATs~v~ SHAhES, 80 EACH 15O.OOO
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are offered g public ps rs q as s ss TO-
make allotment 3; Of shares o. amounts
Lar customers Of the aese oere f ssy
amount Of capital that P isns per cent Ss ON nnSs s
@ nv Sas sS 9 he tho SSon
the without the Intervention q optional contracts
The properly + free from az Do negmbransss One Hun
dividends win be declared quarterly Or semianngally
tho preferred win receive preferred dividend Il
cumulative Iii other profits and dividends win belong ns
pbiSDs H. Ri TIE sFsrS E p
f sSl THE FIN FIssf skmi,ASSUfr SivibtSbH I'd
Ten per cent payable at time Of application forty pc,
cent within thirty days balance within sixty days.
DIRECTORS.
DAVID TRUBEE. President PequOnnOck National Bank
s,oH and Vice
WILLIAM H. STEVENSON, Bridgeport, yiee,Presdsns
and General Manager HOusat9ne RalI5oad Co.
ALBERT WINTER, u
JOHN H. McMAHoN, former owners
Bridgeport, OF the ofeweries
p. W. WREN, Bridgeport,
WALLER. COOK 6 wHGNEk IS wALL-sT.. NEW.
EARNINGS OF THE COMfANt.
The Company has purchased Of the former at .
fair valuation shS ra estate and asd plant q boz.
SssCns la and Properly pss good
viii included for $3.50 600 making with the 100000
working capital 100000 the Capi@i Stock OF the Com
The malt hops beer and other supplies hard hays
been taken by the Company their market value and the
accounts receivable taken by the Company are suaan
The earning q the breweres accrue to the Company
The following statement the public accountants we'd.
fed by welknown bank officials shows that these brew;
PROFIT Of si42 os6 S. equal to annual per cent
scd during tn ptrG 20 Pes
AccoSNTAsrs Conn., safsh il. 1891
co. HfS1s w fsn ssa 'H T R9o e 81 A
Sa the We RefeSS sr & the & e p Of 1
6ysTses for the fiscal Of 1889 and 1880 were sl'2
A. H. MORSE & CO., Public Accountants.
Having compared the above statement the public
with the books Of the breweres are able 70
verify 70 the The best OF our knowledge and BELIEF the nc
islsnsdi: n."~'.ns.' r,... LIB: PR S!ISL
a'AeE; S r. S Ell ysfITSj Bank Hsdsn'
port the and %c.n Of h are located at Bds"
The *, former Of the Msrasn
,Pg SS @ II the profits Of s sT
this Company for the PURPOSE Of acquiring
charging and carrying the business under
ment and having large interest in the stock Of this COM
have agreed remain I'm the direction and manage
ment OF the same upon salaries not exceeding In the
aggregate five thousand dollars per annum.
The Bridgeport Brewery, established a quarter OF
mana cement owns and occupies valuable q land
in the centre OF the city OF bridgeport
The Meriden Brewery and occupies valuable
property in the Of the city Of Merden extending
through the block The main building Is five stories
high The buildings OF brick with stone trimmings
This is a model brewery in every respect 1t Is lifted
with every improvement and facility for manufacturing
Ale, Porter and Lager Beer on the most modern and
scientific methods known TO the trade. -.
The output Of these breweres mostly taken by old
and regular in thor immediate vicinity The
we'll established and steadily Increasing Many
customers have already subscribed 70 the stock Of
the company The present capacity OF the breweres Is
more than double the present output and this may be In
creased with little cost, as the business requires IT, .
The quality OF the and lager beer output OF
these brewers is best asted by the large and constantly
sales At the Merden establishment ale stout
and porter well lager beer are brewed The bottng
Of this ale New-York market Is now done by the
customers company itself however intends 70 enter
AZ once upon this profitable branch Of the business