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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
BOAn1 OF EQUALIZATION
 FINISHES ITS WORK

The State Board of Equa1izatfU0 has
 tackled SIS. 900 on the grand list of Hartford over the figures of the Board of Assessors. This is the largest addi- ton made by the Equalization board, with Danbury ranking second with an addition of $5.500.O0O. Hartford coun- ty additions totalling S29, 29o.oO0. lead the State.
 The total of additions to all of the towns in the State by the Equalization board is s95,S35, 900. Concerning it's ad- Gftions the Board of Equalization, which consists of Treasurer Edward S. Roberts. Comptroller Daniel P. Dunn and Tax Com1nfssioner William H. Coribin. snaakes the following explana-
 There are thfrty-five towns to whose assessment lists no additions are made this year. which is a de- crease of 1.-two from last year. Seven towns. by kreIaIuafdens. have increased their listss in 1912 to an approximate statutory basis, and. as heretofore euch increases have exceeded the pre- vious additions by the Board of Equa- Iizations several other towns increas- cd their lists materially. the percen- taEes of increase for all these towns varying rom I5 to 1S3 per cent. Ger tain towns have a much larger list than last year. but it is not claimed that the sassessed valuation of the property appEoxfmates the statutory basis.
 -.The additions to the lists have been made byi the board after consid- ering definite tinfoFunation supplied by town officials and the resillts of per- sona1 invest1gatfon or other coInpe- tent testimquy relative to assessment xalua tfons- The action has been taken sn accordancse qpfth$fhe requirements of the statutes, and. also. to prevent so far as possible the penalizing of those towns which sazve voluntarily attempt cd to place hareir lists on the statu-1 tory basis As herietofores 1t has been necessary b. make additions to the lists of some towns because Of ac- knovledgsd lower percentage of ass- sessu1ent onA certain special property, although an ! effort isf made to keep up the general proparty valuations.
 ''The revaEuastfon of the real prop ersv in the towns at regular periods is Of definite business advantage to the community, overcodnes inequalities, perrnfts as a rule oft a lower tax rate1 and furnishes proof Of the Board of Equadfxation of the percentage of as- sessed' valuation A1l.fowns that have taken this step are convinced of it's benefitk'
 Tflirtys-ffre towns to whose assess rnent Iiets no additions have been made Gaa1ss year Include: Bethlehem, f4Arwintnn. Ldtchheld, Morris, Norfolk, 1 Torrinston, warren, Washington, Wa tertown. Bedding, Ridgeheld. StaIn- | ford. strAtford, TrumbulI.
 A sumnaary of additions. is printed k,1T
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
PoLI's - VAUDEVILLE
(By the Poll Press Agent.l

Novelty and variety is in abundance also a good amount of comedy is found on the bill ending today. Bar rett and Stanton in a, trayesty sketch, Crawford and 1Iontrose in a dancing number, Leon Rogee in limitations, The Bretons in an amusing skit, Homes and Reilly in a classy sing ing speciality and Lorette and Chris tine in a juggling novelty comprises the bill Tomorrow an entire new bill will be offered and the managem ent state that it will be another one of those surprise bills of quality.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11

Henry D. Selden, a. well known resi- dent of Chester, died at the Hartford hospital this morning of heart trou- ble. He had been at the institution several weeks. MT. Selden was a na- tive of Chester born 65 years ago to- day. He had held several town offices and was prominently connected with the Congrega ttonaI church He was a delegate from Chester to the state pro gressive convention, last fall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
OBITUARY

John G. Lufppold, a polfsher resid- ing at Mo- 1749 Main street, died this morning following an illness of sever al months duration. Deceased for merly conducted a deIicatess Rtore on Park avenue and was well known among the German residents of the city, He was 46 years of age and was a member of the Woodmen of the World He is survived by his widow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
Local Intelligence

The centennial annfversarv of fine founding of the Bridgeport Ladies Charitable society will be celebrated late this afternoon and early evening with sbefitting ceremonies at the home of Mrs Walter B. Lashar, 697 Clinton avenue. At five o'clock, Rev Herbert D. Ga1laudet, pastor of the First Con- gregational church will deliver the in- vocation. He will be followed by ad- dresses by Hon. Morris B. BeardsIey, member of the advisory board and Mrs. George B. Somers, president of the society.
 The executive boards of the society consists of Mrs. Somers, Mrs Edmund Chase Bassick, Mrs. Morris B. Boards ley. Mrs. Thomas B. DeForest, Mrs Eliud ". Fairchild, Miss Mary Fitch. Mrs. Zalmon Geodsell, Mrs. Henry F. Henshaw. Mrs. tFrank Kingsley, Mrs Augustus S. May. Mrs. Walter B, Lashar, Mrs. William c Morrison Mrs. William J. Nichols, Mrs Jerome Orcutt, Mrs. Hamilton S. Shelton, Mrs. Frank T. Staples, Mrs Frederick A. Strong, Mrs. Hobart R. Wheeler, Mrs. J. D. Whitney and Mrs. John R. Woodruff.
 Z Inf1S13 when the society was found- ed the ladies who governed it's ac- tivities included: Mrs. Polly Hawley, Mrs. William Peet, Mrs Isaac Hin man, Mrs. Sy1vanus Sterling. Mrs Jg Mrs Daniel Sterling.
 A luncheon and linen shower was given to Mps Russell Sanford, who was Miss Eda Spencer at the home of Miss Hazel LaTnpman, 1001 State street Tuesday evening, MT and Mrs Sanford have just returned from their honeymoon trip.
 Made in Bridgeport goods again show their worth. The results of the recent Washington reliability run in which 2s different auto truck com panies competed showed that the car equipped with 'Polack Tyres receiv- ed a perfect score as regards tires. These tires are made at the factory of the Polack Tyre and Rubber Co. in this city.
 At meeting Of the Bridgeport Equal Franchise league held at the home of Mrs. Samuel T. Davis, Jr., yesterday arrang gements were furth- cred for the coming here of Senator Helen Ring Robinson of Colorado, the only woman Senator in the United States Senator Robinson, a most forcefuI talzer, will address a meet ing to be held at the home Of Mrs. William T. Hincks, 152 Park Place, on June 19. The public will be invited to attend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
Sale of Raincoats All This Week

What is proving an unusually at tractive bargain feature is the special sale of raincoats at the Main Silk store. 1900 Main street, which is con- tinued for the entire week. These gar ments are Of exceptional value at reg ular prices at the sale prices they are immense bargains.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11

Country and to the fact that sBergeron was a married man with a wife and family in Massachusetts, continues in his. finding:
 t'For some time past Bergeron has been Jealous of Mrs. Dowsett
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11

A bright baby girl has arrived Co brighten the home of Mfr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Orton. 121 Wood a-venus- Mrs Orton and Miss Orton are doiuF nicely.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11

We are displaying ah exceptional large variety of Dainty Summer Shirt Waists at E. H. Dillon e Co.'S, 1105 Main street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
BAND CONCERT

The Wheeler and wilson band will repeat at Washington Park tomorrow evening, the excellent progra1n render sninR.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
rHr pnErr1RSf FAck

ana ths most beautifut hands are of. ten afsdguxed by an unsight1y warG kt can easily be removed in a few days VFfthout pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 96s FatrHeid &venue and 1g6 Cannon 9t-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
cIEANEAsx. THE HEST HAN
SOAP.

aunranteea not tc in5ure the akin. Instantly removes Stove oliBhs Rust. Hreages Ink, Paint and Dirt For the hand or clothing. Lafge &aM 19 cent@ Manufactured bY Wml. R. Wiun. 244 Ex-aI1ord Ave.
The sun., 1913-11-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For c.,.:-rn New NOrL nnd >"W
~ ",nWu. tHir to-day; riouds 10.
sOufherl,

For N"" Jci.,N .sIr 'o.dt. snI to
morrow. mpd,'ut' variable Winds becoming
.ru'h
Tor v's..'' N,t YORK IN rcsstns oloudi-
u'e- '"-dHN aad uusc'tl-J tI-mo-roV. mod
c"dtr - ur'sk south go sIut 1N,~t Vinds.
NEW YORK 80" .. m area ~ high
pressure dominated 'hc Vra'hor condition.
i"stcr'iai "'"r al ~" country cast OF the
Rocky Mountain d" heic II onutinucd fsir
only along the oorder ~ the ncttn Hacic"
} tp,s' ana U,aui to Muutans oas the
rafh"r ms 'tl'd tra 9TH eNinc usnt rain
"uI 'h" sam CondI:iua. along parts %. n.
GUY cast AM eastern tlorldi t. va
n"c"mtue ,hshii warmer In ,he states
"'s' ~ IN" N.si. .ippi Me t,rr" q.
i'''r or 20" ,liuEo ip '.,e cast ~ 'hdt glt.'.
lu 'dls ,.'' ~" I,t v's 'tir an! .Iish'i,
va r,,r. Ni1d- frp-. westerly. ntcrag hu.
u'u''. - p.r 60. .. ,1rumetc-. toIrc,tcd
=" 's"d '' 'sl i',", - sA NJ 80 IS. !:
70 3o9I
Tive t'Hp'iItyr' In 'hi> r.'v yrs'crusv. as
r"co.h'j hy N" on al TN, ronrtc', is shown
The sun., 1913-11-03
POLITICIAN LOSES SUIT.
ltca Leader Nust IA, HOt~l
Man 5000.

when a delegation of t'tlCa Republic
cans went To the State convention At Ssr-
atoga in 1910 To boost for the late Vice.
President sherman as chairman Of the
convention against Theodure Roosevelt
Tom W. johnson, local political leader
of Utica. engaged the Everett House AS
hea duuarters for the delegation and as
sured the owner that there would be 500
guests. Only 200 went and the hotel
man Primo Suarez. sued Johnson here to
recover $500 on an alleged guarantee Of
500 guests.
Jury before Justice Page has de-
cided that Johnson must pay, The judg-
ment was icd in the County Clerks Office
ON SATURDAY.
The sun., 1913-11-03

IS Tivives Port Linon ljs miles south OF
Sandy Hook al -; y. "
SIS Proteus. New Orleans, ia miles south
OF sandy Hook at y. ".
So toncho Galveston, 80 miles south NJ
Sandy Hook at =. NJ.
"a ComsL Mobile, lS" miles north of Ju'
pi'er a. NJ
SANDY Hook ~ T.. NJ
- Alamo Galveston !oo ni'' ssst -
,;hlNc,'on bar AZ \ l.. Vi.
IS Herman rrssch SABINE. .lS mi'cs nes'
of Toriugas a. T. NJ
IS III Dis, Gaivcston. - mic. nor,h NJ
Jupiter al II NJ.
As oceanic, l,Soo miles ca. of SANDY
Hook A. I:30 r. NJ.
So Havana, Havana, IS miles north 0!
Jupiter ~ noeA
The sun., 1913-11-03
py Wircless-Iucomins Ncsseis.

S. Minnchaha 7O mites cas-, Of SANDY Hoo. -
SIS Noordam. $50 miles east OF sand Moo.
:, Main. 6s7 miles east Of sand HOOK At = d
A n ,,...
- Kaiser Wilhelm der ''r"s," I,''' WI''
eas, Of sandy Hook Al T. " . ,
- R.yo. Ncw orleans ~ inif' south o.
s. W Vale GnNcsiou, 90 m'l"- en o.
- AIjian'a. Cris,oha, 5;' miles south %
sandy Hook At T. VI
:. Cherokee. G"orsctoNn ~ m'es sou'h
OF sandy hook at J ~
- El bccldeute, Galveston passed b'a
n,ond shoals a. A NJ.
81 brilliant New Or,esns, passed Cap
Natt.ras at noon, -,
IS tiiy OF Mont 'eonery, savannah go
mites north W T>h,o har AZ noon
- BoriuaneU. Rruat"ich 80 miles sou u
uf SANDY Hook - i NJ,
- Huron, JHCksonlIl!r. Sl3 mics sou y
of sandy Hook at u, NJ,
- i NJ Guury, Port Arthur, 100 M
north ~ Jupiter at noon.
). Apache Jack sonrillr, J. m''es IRON
81 Johns har at 7. NJ
- Momus, Now Orleans lSS miles oeSSi
Wsst of Tortugas 4, noon.
The sun., 1913-11-03
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
IHT PEOPLES Gas LIGHT 4 COKE
COMPANY
tnf


special 'n"' ing ~ The shareholders % Tho
hcoplr> Gas Light Coke Company VIII hc he III
Ht the once ~ the company In Peoples t,as Build.
ng, corner nf Michigan ANen ne and tda ms Street.
uica gn. on Friday morning. November a. 1913
a. eleven Ciock. for the purpose of idr in
and voting Upon the question ~ increasing the
capital stock Of THIS npan, from $3.50 I'M
nov outstanding, Ia Slun.mD. such increase
II appro'cd ~ the stockholders, Ia be- hcrca f,cr
issued for such purposes, IN such amounts. and
A. such times a. the Hoard OF Directors shall
from tin, to time determine and also for the
purpose of considering and Votng upon the Qucs ..
iion OF authorizing the execution ana delivery
~ a general and rrflnding mortgage " deed Of
trust I" secure nm reur of nttJ -yesr nyr per
cent. gnld bonds. nm the proctcds Of Hhch to
pay ana retire. at maturity. ur to rrd-cn b. fore
maturity, the outstanding bonds ana obl!gs tons
of this company, nr of company or COM
panb's merged and consolidated into this com.
pany. or 'or which 1t i Liable and IN addition. to
place this company in funds for expenditures
ALREADY made ANA Ia he wade IN and about hddi.
lions, extensions, h.ttsrinents. or improve ts
hereafter nom time t. time made acquired or in :
stalled by TINS COMPANY
The transfer books viii cio,r, according To the
hy laws. ~ tht close uf business on saturday
p't"hcl ?jth, 1913. amt viii reopen saturday
NuNt nltcr 18th. 1871, AZ ~ O'Clock \. n
thiCa 20, bCtuhrl IL. 1913
iiy order OF the Beard of Directors
lamps 4 NEAtIIIR nr.>
The sun., 1913-11-03

supreme Court-Ry Justice Pendletun Mr,st~r
& Bache 60. Va. Esther Schuiman. jerome \
kohn; cara \. FcuchtwAngcr vs.. Anna Smith,
Francis y, kenncy: Nerman {. kudlich ~. Hrr>h
n Alprr. l.. p. wood; Samuel Snow vs. Annie
Goodman. Isidorc n. Goldbergrr: Morris Cooper
w., \, $ Realty Co Harr! E. Hniman. lnna
Gilman " BE r tina Gluck ! Rumaiuc Nrownto
chris tian G. Kuhner vsC II Realty three cases ,
i Romalnr Brown Co Stcnhcn q lucl,w God "
Rosale Nell Jonas j. q brlrn. Robert I. Baxter
vs. Fanny Nhthanson. Jacob Goldman
The sun., 1913-11-03
TD THE HOLDERS oF
ttI ItNEN POWER tONPA>N
1hi.i, N'n, >iN Per Cent. told Bonds

~ o. ~ y ]. isl l'|I
Tire EIr.th," TRUST tumptaN ~ New
N"'h Srr'"sspf Trustee 20 tho Noith
Ni.'r...H Trust to'nutt,. I Is,o" uud"r
-r' Mot ztge Of th" 'nItVn nt Power COM
ptI' dtf"d I.." Isl 1909. hcrch, invites
prop .sl.- for thc -ni. - " under The pro
.t-,'I of .I.u Wni' Eag'. of a. many bonds
s~u,' 'h"'' under Is vii rVhJust ~" sum
" 'lt""N = r' q prir" NOT exceeding l03
md accrued In'c"rsf. Proposals vii he
opened ~ the ouico ~ The Equi'able Trus,
toupu.f ui N"W i.rh 80 a. Wall street.
N'V york 'I', ~ 3" o'rlock soon. ON the
"th '.r ul NuN'uh-. lr1' aud Should he
'll llir's."i go .pus.tI~ :" 'he sinking Fond
~ il' td'tNn4 'nVrf 'Oiuptut'
" ... 'I EHrI- 81 ups,' proposals 'tr 'c-
''u'"t NJ. s' pf"srrt 'h''" hord~ ~ the
al'pN" 0..iu'u 90" Ic' "' fh" luuttabl" rrf's;
. np.'E ~ NV Nol, "u ct h"fnr" No-
vemh.l 1o'h. l'l3
'h. rrlt j. f,s'~ "t 'p r' '.' tuv and
az .,..l,t.
TnE Ept IT\HIE rHr>r COMPANY
HE Nl:W Np':t.
t.t.If. Ifii~'',.
r, l.NNNN HIoNpfS Ni,' .ir.s.l.nt.
I.t,.I %.u Yuih So, .iuhpr /. lsi3
The sun., 1913-11-03

WASHi NIr"\ No, TNc Wa. her
hur"'H ISSUED Oh, :o.oNlug wecn,> f,,c,asr
to-day
WEE Do" exception ~ = u'i.. ain ana
s".0 'ai.v N th" Vr.k ovor tn- - ,m.
Northwest and ,he midIl" and southern
ui.''IH, from The Roo, Mountains vast.
"ati K morally far roa'nci viii prevail
over 'A. country gu'i' 'ns middle ~ III.
week when another Ii.'Y-hanc' VIII appea'
"''r til" ''r North"rs.. ringing som. rain
and snow that VIII probtbi5 'Atend east
"'ri "'.r the Ms.pU'i and upper Miss's
.'pp valleys and the greater portion Of the
Ike veg IN by the end % the week bu
mostly rain
In the A:ion'ie ard Gulf States. ohio Val
''y and III" Southwest fair weather vii
continue. ard fair weather IL also Indicated
In )h" Northwest ami extreme Wcs: ate
til" middi. ~ th" week.
T"mpora'uros WI rise cary IN tho week
''or in" central and the Interior eastern
portions ~ tl' toun'rv and vii fail some
what En- n" middi" plateau but no unusua!
oN't'.u.s ~ temperature are Indicated .,
present 'or any portion ~ the country.
Special prediction for Election Day.
FAR ana s.Iehtiy warmer oyer entiSe
STATE FARMER Dunn
The sun., 1913-11-03
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK Gov NT\

appellate Division supreme Court Recess
supreme Court Appellate Term Before I%h-
man = j.. Page and Whitaker. "a Appca Is
from orders and judgments Of C'ty Court called
at 10 A. N.
Supreme Court Special Term. Part he
tore SfAbury, j. Motion calendar called al
supreme court Special Term Part H. BE-
fore Delhny J. Court opens al i03D \. NJ. Ex-
pa tc ualttt>
Supreme Court Special Term Part III Be-
fore Gicvcrch. Motions Umurrcrs Nos 81
III IT'S lsn. Ia, lst is6. lss 1877. lss lsa 100 l9i
lH?. l!H, lpi Preferred causes Nos as, 6t5. g1s
Gene RAJ calendar Nos pDi 36t. 3s2 81 ils t,s $40
H. 40 $50, il?o, 1870, ?O' 30 M, is2 81, 1885, $50
iH, $50 q, 2as 3la, 2s,. i5 nI, pa, t75. as tss
iss, isa, AZ 5,s, ga M 90 SIN, II, f85 ?7t, S5t
ls. 100 40, 3sS 3's l, i9i los. l08. i87 ieS iva
2?7 2O 22 2?j go, ~, M, $50, 527 TO- II, 49, S&S
81 10 ii2l, asl sss, .o3, 3i6 2s2 3s. as, los 500
37S. 26,. lss 3st ~
Blanchard ! Part VI before, Erlnnsrr' j
Part vi Before Cohalan, J, Part VII
Before Ford. !. Causes to ne sent from Part III
10 Parts " y. VI, NN. and NIlI. for trial
supreme Court Trial Term Part II BEFORE
Gtccnbaun, J Nos :tcl SIS i4as. l,ss. Oso $50
i7i,. i7oi. a2al, ?c5,. :?5S, :eai c.3a 2:6. .2s'
22ss. a2aa 2sCo, 1851, .o.., 2o5i ?'25, i,io, .i5,
1864 iM,, a0,6 IS6
Part III Bcfore Weeks j Nos 49,. ssi
-, a5l, =. II, lls, ils.. 400. c5o ?5i, a', aE
part ". Before Donnelly. J Nos, asO. 0ei
S2s. sa3. es4 so:. iiM "a. iotoa. ?so. as1. -.
The sun., 1913-11-03
LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE
DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED
States District OF Mas~a, husetts-- In
Equity No. ass. The New Departur, Man-
ufacturlng Company of Connecticut ct a.
Ns. The Pope Manufacturing Comptnv of
Aahss chusetts October ~. 1919
on motion tor sppointm"n' of n receiver
In the above -entit!ed cause "r'l"rtd that SAID
motion b. heard In the Distri,, couri for
the District o. Massa' hus"tts At boston on
"wednesday, November l., lHl3. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon when all parties in.
terested may attend and he heard
II Is further ordered that u certified copy
Of this order he served by the Marshal for
the District Of Connecticut. or his deputy,
on George Pope appointed receiver by the
superior Court OF The County OF Hartford,
State Of Connecticut. nn, mat G"rtifi"d
copies Of this order be published In The sun
. daily paper published In the ci,y of New
York; In the Hartford Courant, and IN tn"
Boston Daily Advertiser, each three times
all such service and publications to he made
on or before the eighth day OF November,
1913. and proof thereof to be made and re
ported by the clerk on or before the said
twelfth dsv ~ November.
The sun., 1913-11-03
OURROGATE'S NOTICEs.

LEE, FREDERICK HIN pursuance of an
order Of Hon, Rober, Lndlow Fowler; Surro ga tc
0f The County Of New York. notice Is hereby given
10 an persons having claims against Frederick
H. Lee late OF the Count, OF New York, deceased,
10 present the sam with vouchers thereof "a the
subscrlbers at their place of transacinR business
Al the once Of Harry u Iuckcrt, M. - Cedar
Street 10 the City Of New York, IN ~ he lore
the ii,h day OF March next.
Dated. New York. the eih day Of September 1919,
CHARLES \. LEE,
MAITLAND r. GRlGGS,
fxeculors.
MARRY " ZUCKERT. Attorney for Executors.
No 81 Cedsr street. Borough OF Nsphsttsn. New
Yeti otU.
The sun., 1913-11-03
nrIROIT VNITrn RAnWAI

Dividend of one and one half per cent. ~ 40
on the capital stock OF this Company, has been
declared payable neccmbrr Isl. 1913 TO all stock
holders of record November 18th 1918, At u clock
noon
\ T. PETERS, Secretary.
Detroit Mich Oct. roth. 1918.
The sun., 1913-11-03
WESI kENTlCkN tOAI. tOMPANS.
FIRST Mortgage Five Per Z rnt. Thirty Year
Gold ROnds

Tho Equitable Trust COMPANY o. Ncu York 4.
suCc' >Nor Nv merger 10 The ltIst company OF
America. - Trustee under the mortgage OF the
West kentucky Coal COMPANY dated July ist,
las, hereby IN Nits> proposals for the sale 10 H.
uu lcr Tho provisions ~ aid mortgage. o' as
MANY bonds secured thereby - Will exhaust
inc .Im ~ 1v.n ~ -'hf"' 1hou-and Seven Hun
ard ana seventy seven ana .l-l0 Dollars
s2i.7i7 II al uriC' not 10 rNcced 1867 and ac-
cruei interest hund~ :" hc presented for paN-
u'nt on LRbGhri 1T. lalI. Scalsi proposals
Will hc Opened ~ The Office ~ 1rc Equitable
Trust company ~ New Nork No. ~ Wall Street
Ne" York 'iN. Mt L. o'clock noon November
!rh lri3. and should hc endorsed Proposals
'or the sinking tund OF tho West kcn,ucky Coal
company The rish' Is reserved Ia reject any
and all tenders
Dated Vow Work Y V. November 1rd 1919.
THE QtITABi.r TRt'Sr COMPANY
OF NEW WORK.
Ssccessor. Trustee.
n lNMAN kitpADfS. Vice President.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
lHE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT 4 COKE
(nMp PAW ,OR ('h0Ca 1Ol

Notice Is hereby given that a dividend OF two
per cent. being the quarterly dividend at the
OF eight per cent per annurn. has been declared
on the capital stock OF the company. pay able No
Ncmbcr ~. 1913. to stockholders OF record AZ the
close OF business on October Is. 1918.
Chicago, October ~, 1919.
The sun., 1913-11-03

- WoadVlt. New Npra. oct. end. 1919
In acouri7It, with M terms - thc Mortgage
Of nc I,|i.tli'. iiuHt!"f.un ahd Na>hNill, Dit-
sion of i-to'upany. ihC following one hundred
and ten l.u bond. nnNc this dan been drawn
The sun., 1913-11-03

als60e n e txa 1867 ..... 80 80 lh-l6 "a 9ai,
800 81 l. + 4 W 6s, 1903 l"3 lo.'. lcH
s6flle cents Der share.
The sun., 1913-11-03
GENERAL. CHEMICAL COMPANY,

70 NfnhH Stfr't. NtW NOTE, tICtObcr II. 1913
quarterly dividend Of one and onr-hsif Der
cent uia't will he paid December |. 1913. to Com
mon stockholders OF record a'3 y. n. November
10. 1878
LANCASTER MORGAN. Trea,urrr
The sun., 1913-11-03

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MlNiArl III. Ni.MNNN,

NNi,rr' RI Ar.M>v>C
sun rl~s s2- Sun ,c's ,5 Noon sets soi
HIcu WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHh 10 ~ Gov island II 30 Hell Gate. ~
~" WATER THIS DAY.
sandvlls AZ uov is4nd a'.5 Hen Gate %;
Arrived s'.NnAt. November
$ N'w York 49, ,cu'h.mp',p. oc, IS
$, ca.bri. - + Vi" palermo, Oct y
cca-sa %s%s; Non. 80 s,d l1sso. :s,.s. oe %'' "
y Montc.o, 40 VI. An,illa, o., ~.
= = I,-nNsn M.H' 'EI, 20 = ,S' M' r'-s 90, a,,o. -
$ (,p {" S'>::nnah. s"NsenaH oc' 30
e. I''. 20. H"s.H' So
- "o'ad'. rai.c-,"u. oct -
" iniaWsrc. Ihihdclphia. Nov. !.
IS lIhnNpoitston Bcsion, Nov.
NiutIvfD FROM NEW loRh
: M.@sT H@"c'GDSs' Fl =, q h,I IGnac. :,I.Ss,oa
s. California at Novilr
Ss tfIcdr'ch der Crosse, a. bremen.
SAILED FOR NEW yoRk
- 4dcrland from Dutc'
~ rtu'ronls. from M"ylilc.
- X udAIu, from bouingnc
s. taruuiA from Ouernstown.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SSA 1u-is.
Mats Vessels
close sail
Panama. tristobaL. .......,. II ~ 3HrA
Madison. Norfolk ......... 3WPN
Sail 7 o-norrow.
Wv tmstcrd'n m. ROTTERDAM ......... io0oAM
pnc'pc dl riem'ne, Maple .......,. uOAN
NanChionchl. Jamaica ..,,.,... IL m N
, ,ity OF SA vhnnah. S'v nah .....,.,. 3WF
Mohawk, jacksonville .. .,.,..... tOPN
Princess Anne. Norfolk .,... 3mPN
Sail Wcdnes sdsy. November B
'll>iraria. Liverpool. ..... iDAN
l.. Lorraine. Havre ....... IN 100
Caracas. Ia Gusyra. ....... go laUA
NJ tai pan. Jamaica ...., go ioWM
A>uncion d. lATrina2a.
Montrvdeo ....... l.OA n 3MPN
Xtclanu, Antwerp ..,....,, .......,, i0n
Curityb Nucvttas. ..,..... ..,.,.... ~ 2MA
Santa clara. Havana ...... ...,..,.. t2OM
Prntrus New Orleans. .... ......... i?WA
{ tulorado. Galveston ..... ....,.... t0 J.
Huron. .IaC sson vile. ,..-. ..... ImPM
Jefferson. Norfolk ... 3DPM
MAILS close at S3O y. NJ Iur>d
The sun., 1913-11-03
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

TX DIVIDEND
ST andaId Consolldattd .... ..... .......... u
United States Steel quarterly, pid .,....,. -
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
American Mat Corporation. srm,.ar
nual, pfd,....,.. .............. ..... q 30
n Massachusetts Gas. qu~t.ry com ... sl q