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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-29
Russian Cruiser Theatened Bonn.
bardment
(By Assoclated Pres

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Dec. 29.1Captain
Oman of the cruiser North Carolina,
at Beirut, cabled the navy depart
ment today that it was a Russian
cruiser, not American, which re-
Gently threatened to lombard Tri-
poll.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-29

French railroads report . great
improvement in business.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-29
Minor French Successes
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Dec. 29.-Today's French
refers to comparatively
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

tsEeIf.' growled Rok6f with a shrug, AI cannot see what you are going to do about it. The vessel flies the Eng fish nag I have as much right on board her as you, and from the fact that you are booked under an assumed name I imagine that I have more right
 We will not discuss it, Rokof. All I wanted to say to you is that you must keep away from Miss Strong-she is decent woman
 Rokom turned scarlet
 .sIf you don't shall pitch you over board, 7 continued Tarzan. Do not forget that am just waiting for some excuse.s Then he turned on his heel and left Rokon standing there trem-s bling with suppressed rage
 He did not see the man again for days, but RdAof was not idle. Tn bis stateroom with Paulvitch he tuned and swore, threatening the most terri ble of revenges.
 ssI would throw him overheard to- night, 2, he cried, were I sure that those papers were not on his person. F cannot chance pitching them into the ocean with him If you were not such a stupid coward, Alexis, you would find a way to enter his stateroom and search for the docum ents- 2
 Paulvitch smiled ou are supposed to be the brains of this partnership, my dear NikoIas, he replied. Why do you not find the means to search M. sCaldwell's stateroom, eh P
 Two hours later fate WAS kind to them, for Paulvftch. who was ever Ons the watch, saw Tarzan leave his room without locking the door. Five min utes later Rolxon was stationed where he could give the alarm in case Tarzan returned, and Paulvitch was deftiy searching the contents of the ape man s luggage
 He was about to give up in despair when he saw coat which Tarzan had just removed. A moment later he grasped an ofHcia1 env dope in his hand: A quick glance at it's contents brought a bread smile to the Russians face.
 When he left the stateroom Tarzan himself could not have told that an ar ticle in it had been touched, because PauIvitch was past master in his chosen field.
 After Miss Strong had gone below that night Tarzan stood leaning over the rail looking far out to sea. Every night he had done this since he had come on board. Sometimes he stood thus for an hour. And the eyes that had been watching his every move ment since he had boarded the ship at AIgiers knew that this was his habit.
 Even as he stood there this night those eyes were on him. Presently the last straggler had left the deck It was
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Speedorneters
TruflIts and Rags
Wines and L.inuora

THE AMBROSE O., Importers sad Wholesalers of VInea. Llquors anl Brandfes desire fo inform Tou fhnt their place of busineas Co now n1 540-544 East Main St. TeIep1oan 1o1s- Dr fH
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

AUTOMOBILES FOR Aston
 night. R6 stfo@ I 35
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

FOR SALE Tn Q Day. bicycle with Mud guards and New Departure Coaster Brake Guaranteed, for &25: also large stock of Fisk sec- onds bicycle tires Store open ev- enings Frank M West. 657-665 Hast Main St. U 22 so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

NEW YORK BOLOGNA and frank fl1rters home made meat loaf fresh daily. Peter F9ron, 1916 Stratford Ave. UPS stfo 3
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

beat for the for the feet. You get comfort and ease with constant. wear will last for months. Sansone Eros. IA Congress St. q :
 hs @ s ss U 20 sfs sg4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

GUINEA HENS, DUCKS, roasting chickens, broi1ers, fowl. liver pud- ding bologna We have sausage meat every day. Bornrncs & Bi1tz.
 G15 *tfo B 85
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Real Estate

JIIdIETEs CORN HRS, MILFORD, q very desirable acre farm for truck gardening or chicken raising, handy to the market. 10 room house, barns, chicken houses fruit, etc, can De bought for little cash, bal ance on easy terms Isaac New ton. Myrtle Beach, Milford, Phone 370. U 23 gA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

CUSTOM TAILOR GUTTER-InteI eIli- gent, good appearing, youngiEh Main St. lU 2z ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

NEW PIANOS 315o; used pianos $75 up, Wissner upright $10O, used short time: Keller upright $90, one dollar a week; square piano $1o. Fotch, 844 Noble Ave. S 2s alls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
PLATING.

DO YOUR stove trimmings, cIiande-
 Hers or si1verware need refinishing7 We make old things look new. Job
 bing of all kinds. Connecticut Plat
 ings works. 57 Golden HILL z U 8
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Hand Laundry

LAUNDRY DONE BY HAND saves; your linen. trial will convince you that our work is superior to other laundries. Work called for and delivered. Upgrade Hand Laundry 564 Park Ave Phone ss5-1s Il sss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

WE SELL ATLANTIC LEAD LIN SEED OIL, turp pentine, motor boat supplies, Columbia batteries fish- ing tackle. etc. Store open even- ings Goods delivered F rank M West, 657-665 East Main St
 U 22 so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

= x.x, xzory7.r ,s Rxs<slzs a T7tz ( pgrs,ss McDoweH Ovens new and slightly used for sale on easy terms Write for catalogue. RdcDow ellsOyen Co.,, 156 State St., Boston, Mass.
 U Is d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

bungalows with all Improvements right on the beach, snaps if taken at once. easy payments. Isaac New ton. Myrtle Beach. Milford, Phone 37e. U 23 s*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

To Late To Be
 Classified
 SEVERAL NEW COTTAGES, six and seven rooms. s3,300 to S4.000s for sale on easy terms. Terry Farms, North End. All improveme ents. In- qlire F. D. KeeIer, BOT Newf1eId Building 24 WANTED-By governess, one fur nfshed room and board for herself of references suburbsA preferred. Address BOT Jane St. U 2s ssp Elderly lady who can operate old fashioned spinning wheel Apply English WooIens Mills Go. 1Is4 Main St
 MUSICIANS -Bridgeport Musical tn E ion announces that until May 17th applications for membership will be accepted at the reduced fee of five dollars. Applications furnished by A. Eecles. President. 8 Arcade. .2S ss NOTICE TO LADIES, Our $s.5o Suits made to order is the talk of the town. People say the fit and work manshfp is as good as any $40 suit made Fisheiberg, s39 Fairfield Ave. Entrance Plaza Theatre. Send pos tai. our represents ative will call
 2s stf TO RENT5 room flat, steam heated. all nprovem ents 356 Stratford avenue, corner East Main St. In quire The GIasner Furniture Go. Taf FOR SALE Lawn seed. flower and garden seed, spadfng fork, rakes. hoes, shovel, wheelbarrow, poultry wfres tree and flower bed guard. etc. Telephone your order and have it sent C. O. D. from Frank M West, 657-665 East Main St.
 Y 27 sso FOR SALE Tn e Day bicycle with Coaster Brake Guaranteed, for $25: alsosiarge stock of Fisk sec onds bicycle tires. Store open ev- enings. Frank M. West. 657-665 East Main St U 22 sto AUTOMOBILES FOR HTRE Aston Garage Phone 3293. Day OF night. Re +tfo I s5 GUINEA HENS, DUCKS, roasting chickens, broilers, fowl. liver pud-i ding. bologna We have sausage G15 stfo B NEW YORK BOLOGNA and frank # furters. home made meat loaf, fresh daily. Peter TIron. 1zls. stratford Ave. Uas stfo 3 5 DU PIEx RUBBER soLEs can't be. beat for the for the feet You get comfort and ease with constant. wear will last for months. Sansone Eros. LA Congress St. q s.sss BAKERS, HOTELS, REssTAURA ANTS, McDoweM Ovens new and slightly used for sale on easy terms Write for catalogue. AdcDowell Oven Coz. 156 State St.. Boston, Mass
 ' 1s d'ts WE SELL ATLANTIC LEAD LIN SEED OIL turpentine e, motor b oat supplies, Columbia batteries, fish ing tackle. etc. Store open even l ings Goods delivered. F rank M. West, 657-665 East Main St.
 U22 so ICUsToM TAILOR GUTTER-In IntelIi- l gent, good appearing, youngish man, experienced in waiting on GUS toners. English WooIen Mil1s. II 34 Main St. U 22 ss Hand Laundry
 LAUNDRY DONE BY HAND saves your linen. trial will convince I you that our w6 6rk is superior to I other laundries. Work called for and delivered Hygrade Hand Laundry 564 Park Ave Phone ss5-1s p Il ss <
 Real Estate
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Architect

LEONARD AsHEIM. 8o5 Court Ex- change building, No. 211 State St., Bridgeport. Conn. 2s aIls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

TO RENT5 room flat, steam heated. all nprovem ents. 356 Stratford avenue, corner East Main St.. In quire Tine GIasner Furniture Co. l1s2 Main St. U F stfo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

I CAN SELL OR RENT you furnish ed or unfurnished cottages from 6 to g rooms. All prices and big as- sortrnent to pick from. terms to suit. Isaac Newton, IS Independence Road. Myrtle Beach, Milford. Phone s7o- B ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

FOR SALE-Isawn seed. flower and garden seed. speeding fork. rakes, hoes. shovel. wheelbarrow, poultry wires tree and flower bed guard. etc Telephone your order and have it sent c. O. D. from Frank M. West 657-665 East Main St.
 U so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Pianos For Sale

WANTED-To place a beautiful up
 right piano in home of reliable family who would consider purchas- ing same if satisfactory. J. I. T.. Care Farmer Office Ii all
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Plumbing

WHEHIiER q COGK, State Street, do all kinds of heating also timing, Calls promptly attended to. Phone 1s0. 26 ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
s Furnished Rooms

orf4 gentlemen in private family, rent very reasonable or will rent separately Cor Cottage and Iran istan avenue. Phone 29S4.
 U II sss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

made to order is the talk of the town. People say the fit and work. manshfp is as good as any $2O suit made. Fisheiberg, S9 Fairfield Ave. Entrance Plaza Theatre. Send pos tai our representa ative will cal
 23 stf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24

LN STRATFIELD-15 minutes frum city Hall on trolley line, a hrr. corner lot 132x30O. beautffrllf shaded fine residential section, rr improveme Barn on prDrettI Robt c. whitney. Room 1z, Etr1. field Building. Entrance 1l9 c1iH en F1in St. v fa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
Pool and Billiards

YOU'LL MEET THE BOYS at our parIors 21 pool, billiard tables. We are running under new man agement.x 1052 Broad, few doors south of postoffice. al
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-24
HOT WATER HEATING.

GET A BRIDGEPORT WAITER heater for you- kitchen boiler for the forthcoming summer Very convenient and a money saver. Gun ninghain & -Schwerdtle, 5e0 Fairfield Ave. U 10 a
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1870, 1855, 49, $3.50. ssssy sss2, $50, ssss
aiSS sssi7, 1897 ssG3 Is1i. essSs sssi EEK
iiisss' s;Si' siSs, ssss, $500, $3.50, sSSo, ssas
354s +lst. 1868 Clear
Rsr, aosh ,osg s"s, yOsy,sr S9s
ssS. ssss, ls!!, sloo. s?tss, s:5s' $3.50. soss
Part iV'-Before pe,any, J.-No. sees
?293, 1928, 1854, 1891, 3i56, 1913, 334O, 326t
1880 2aso, 1880. l6tS, 1850, 2ssa sssa, ass
Clear.
::s;s ssss,S , siso ,!i,r ssis ss,5, si:s, isis
Ss2t $3.50, s7eS l72.. sii., SIS i7ss' SO
Part ,, M-ss,Sre y,;ts;n I , :;s,;.
s22s, so1s 1850 1855 isiS, ssis, $3.50, Siii.
StSl. 3t52 sitI. Case unfinished.
Part VII,-No day calendar.
Part VlII.-Before Greenbaum, J.--Nos.
u.s. ss s ss s s s.s ;i sss sss
$3.50 rsi, a4ss, aNs. sisA 8is5, $40.
Part IX.-Bsfore Hendricks Mos.
s s.S, ssY9 asYs sss,s sssg ssssss s.s. ss
s47c. s+7s, st7s. stsi. 3aSs. 5+sL s4S7. Ass
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Appellste Division--Re-
cess
Supreme Court-Appeliate Term--Recess,
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part l.
Before Philbln. J. Motion calendar called
Supreme Court--Speclsl Term--Part H.
Before Blanchard. ]. Court opens at 1880
supreme court-speciaI rerm--Psrt Ill
Before P,ss Mo sSss
s5si H' s.ss, sssc' 'sess'" 2s,ss aiss asastsi
calendar-Nos 1924. 1908 2l26, 1850, s42.
sIls siss ss:ss. ssss..ss lsssssss i:sss s .ss
be called a, M..Nos s2io, 1ss7 1855,
IiOi, 1874. 1887, s73, 2119, Ass, 2i5s, 2is7.
si7o. Ass. 22os. rail, 2sss 1855, 2Sss. 1855,
2s7s, 2s7s, 2ssi. 2Ai4, 2.2s. 24so Case un.
finished.
Part Iy.--Before Ford. J. Case unfinished.
Part v.-Before Erlanger. J. Case I'M
Part, vII-Before Lehman. j. Case I'M
finished,
Causes to be sent from Part III to Parts
~, " and VII for trial.
Supreme Court--Trial Term-Part IL
Before cohaian, J.-Nos. 3Sss. ss56. aS6s.
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Par, x:.-No day calendar.
Part Si.-Befor. pugro. Nos. 1850
Tart XIi."Befors con-. Mos. s,s,
5ats. 2t2l. slil. 5iI3. AIS, 1Is5, s2s5, 1900
a7a5. 49,. $50. sSs7 $50 .o,s ,6io ,sssSS
east tsgl, ti37, u5o. case unnnished
Part NllI.-$o day calendar
Part XlN-AdJourn-d until Wednesday
Part Xv.--Beforc Giescrich. Mos. 7as
1879 s;eoo :iSs. 2Iss. zoos 1865 1888 1880
ss M. ,'s !s's s:SSii. s:s s a as5 a a.ss
s Erfs ss Y loss sS ,S %s sSI ,, $50 SS
:oei, ;lGg, s:si, agii, 2ii7, sOii. $50. Cas-,
Part XvlI-Reroro ponneny. J. No,
2oss, 2ioi. ??oi. si53, 1855. All. :l9S. 2?oe
50 'o s'is s'' s7S ai ss go s ~. s sss
,si Eari i,; XvII@F,ior; eaysssn No, No.
1856 as Ears; ssIs. aaso. sss., sss5. Ass
Surrogates Court - Chcmbers - Before
Fo W,ei. :, =. Estate ta OF Hiram H. Lampo5t,
/ Sonn.ntssSer, David Raphael. ca,herins
Mary J. FitsxiSbons. At 1910 <. NJ
surrogate's Court-Trial Term-Befor.
cohhlnh' toart opens AZ 1850
Sohtes,,u VIZ. NOS SioS' Si*i. 3loe, 3i'o'
"iS,; "iso, siss' r ,,
CITY Couri-Speclal Term-Part he
,9re sehm9ck, j.; court opens Al 10 a NJ
MOTIONS, ppart i,-betore iynch. j. Court
OPENS az ~ n M, IN phrts matters
=, Wy 'ourts,-lrsI Ierm-Inrt l-beIore
n,eNoy, - COS eIVe' eLvl' eaVs' eIVs' edio'
I'll oais, villa ohti o'le. 1919 ,e,9i' .sia'
III sisi' ntoE syse, hlo; nili 779oo'
.sis; So 37s; 81; ttl:';; t I'ss .ss..
7:e5' -taS' -7s.' ~, az. a.
~ .Ss%', u.s. g91; 4sn!h Noln' toSt' osio'
efgl, ees, 'slS, ~, y, 'Is Clear s,.,
la cpeTa;, D., "n" "o
SgSi' Ia 0' so" % III ,sI' SSftssS'
ssss' a. ii9l, ?ss. .Isi. az. los, IS. iss.
.! Part I'll Ii!2seto or oDyyer Z. J. Clear.
Part lV'--Betore rinelite' j. Case uh-
Por, y vss,o, Green Rsn:o fieac; nm.
finished
Part ViI,-Before psiehanty, j. Gear:
Part Vili'-Befors smith, j. case un-
nnlshen. $500 - NJ . n.-
GaI' 70 be sen; ron a PS VI fo 20 t ,Sin
x,Ncs COUNTY
su,r.m. court-An,.llat. pIvIsion-s.o.
oh aefors Ienks j.: Burr, carr stapieton'
q T16
PIE vs. fge, The People VS. nn,lsi' c the pno-
R ie w Ius'ese; ne Ioop,o sc,, nuSuI u'' ~
kan. TIeso,.s vs W N,nso,s KsuIman y. Han e
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Supreme Court-By Justice Blanchard
Matter OF Berkn, william Il. Wilcox; Zu-
rich vs., stark, william II. Wood: Matter of
kennedy, Ely Rosenberg.
BY Justice Gavesan-Isabei va. Mann,
Stafford a. Crummey,
BY Justice Iehman--Arrow Realty Co Va.
Pueh, Isaac Cohen.
by Justice Pendleton--sea mans Bank for
Savings VS. Fell. sidney w Fish.
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BOSTON 4 MAINE RAILROAD


careful study the financial physical conditions and
MF,s III
safety adding o the sSee the o;f
Justly passengers @ affair
Would dsadyantageo only
holders securities the company and its leased lines but also the public
With the approval
increases
ons approve such further Increases NAV Reasonably be- needed to enae the
company to earn fair return upon invested capital
6t to p oqo affair." ss stable pa s9dp with sound
system that
right should be ACQUIRED under and reasonable conditions preferred stock
providing for future requirements
In order accomplish reorganization which will
notes the Boston Maine and leased but will
and apply for legislation permitting the issue preferred stock and bonds
such reorganization be accomplished substantially
the Boston Maine Notes outstanding amounting should
stin to the holders Of these '
~ holder
p 1915 with interest discounted the Of SO
a. Any holder Of coz thereof above
SO Notes Of the Maine Railways Companies
cured
u % Me c o y P u Sos d r Re a n ntT
Maine Railways Companies Notes at about s765o per share
Nosho s inform the Old Colony
of respectively accept
numbers
of the held by
subsequently present extension ex
BY order o the Board o.
Morris Mcdonald,
Boston, May ~
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FOR SALE.

SPECIAL TYPEWRITER BARGAIN SALE
CLOSING OUT high grade standard machines
AZ great reduction on original prices Rem
S35: Underwood No l. $50 ana s35. Mon
arch Nos. and 2, $3.50 and $50; new
Royal No. s, $40; Smith Premier No. =, tl6 80;
Blickensdorfer, $40; Noiscless Visible, S3S.
ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED Also ;yp.,
writer supplies HULBERT A COMPANY.
ego West AGA street
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OFFICE OF THT
PHI AnIJ PHIA luApAN

- FTIsNuIgh, Ia, May II, I0lt.
MFETING.-Irlc annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Philadelphia Con pany will be held
at the oflce 81 the company, No. yes Sixth Ave-
nue., Pittsburgh, Pa on Monday. June Isl 1915
at II O'Clock NJ, for the purpose ~ elrctinRa
Board OF Directors TO serve for The ensuing year.
and for the transaction OF such other business
a. NAV he nres on ted " 2 q AnSnN- sncIntArN-
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
VIENNA PRESSED YEAST COMPANY.
Notice Of SneCInl Meeting of sinr lhnldera

Notice IL hereby given that Special
Meeting OF the stockholders Of the Vienna
Pressed Yeast Company will be- held at the
ONCE OF the Company, No. ! Union Square,
borough OF Manhattan, New York city,
n Y. on the 10th day OF June, 1914, at II
o'clock In the forenoon for the purpose Of
voting upon a proposition that the COrporh-
tion be forthwith dissolved and for tho
purpose OF transacting any other business
that may come before said meeting
JACOB BENIN NIGER secretary
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AMERICAN POWER a LIGHT co.

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND
The regular quarterly dividend of one per
cent, tl9oD on the Common stock OF Ameri-
can Power & Light Company has been de-
Clared, payable June /, 1874, to Common
stockholders Of record nj the close OF bust
ness May &c, 1914. Transfer books will not
close. NJ II. AIMING. Treasurer
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down for a day upon this cail--Nos 1859.
7t62, ll6., 1913. 3j75. 1915. ASST, 1857,
1858, 1921, 1859, 1893. 1915 7ss7, 1884,
1896. 25p6. a5as. $3.50, $500. ssO2 $500
1905, 1907. 56OS, 36lO. 1912, 1914 3tlj.
3G20, 352l, 1899, 1921, 3G.s, 1850 1897,
1910, 20is, 2l5s, 273O 1855 .gOl 3O47

$685.. a6s6. a5ss. a5ss $500. ss02, 360t
ii$$iss' ,;Sis: sISs: $s5G $S5S; :sSi; sSt5
Der reached on regular call 3G2S.
County Court-Civil Calendar-Part w.
H Sos Boy cSg., 0Gs sss a. ss 70 Nm n
Ing causes Il answered ready viii be passed
!Sl 'h ssss ss7 ISL IRIS ssiS fsGcst
number reached on regular calendar 1850.
Triai-rart I.-,Before Fswcett. J, Court
opens az 10 A. M;1chsrles Bullock. man.
and assault: James, Raymond, alias Scott
Ryan, alias Michael }. Ryan. alias John
E ,, gran Grand larceny LSttle Rohlmsn' abor-
assault. BENJAMIN Lamano. carrying dan
Part II-Before Hylan. J.--Abe Green;
neld. assault: John Fenimore, burglary and
assault: Arthur Cassidy. Warren Murray.
petit larceny and receiving; Helmer Jacob
son, grand larceny and receiving; Hylmar
Part IIT-Before Dixie. Frank Yale.
Andrew Bombara and Michael Petra, rob
Gronin, John Hssbrouck and John Rogers.
common gambler. Giuseppe Marendi alias
Ing dangerous weapons murder; Frank Mig
gins grand larceny and receiving, Isaac
ree.lylns -tel1n
Hail q ReocTss 0 q soo or viii, y" Of = n
stsrna catherine Andersen. Edward Holt Holt.
h MG Abrnham silyers,sin. John McNesle
charles Meyers Accounting in estates 90" Of
Gilbert Evans, Kenneth sutherland, Nels ],
Nelson Georgiana Prestor, Samuel Cohen
Ritter W. MoBride' ca.harina TitspstrieE.
Charles Eisen. william Fuller. Rosa Krett
Cslcndar--wilis of Rosa Kraft and Henry
Ropp
QUEENS COUNTY.
=, supreme Court =. Trial Term - Before
Called 70 rules a. and Of ." III. IN" co .ar
rules Of Trial Term, supreme. Court; Queen.
Nsw YORK W James cs.sidy "a" dndic HHr
~ is ord murder hrst degree civil
-, les, .Sa, S. Soss. 1854, GsTtel vs. v.
the day, 10 cause, win be set FOR a day
Sis .gi$, iiss' .ies sss. soS' li.:, i7s,
The hishsst number reached ON the general
County cour, - Trial Term - B.tor.
s.G Cow" Was R'S s aRS ', aassSs
Go. and Sub. Ry.. Co.; Mack Va astoria
vs. Bklyn, Queens Co. and Sub Ry. Co..
Murray VS. same, Krieger VS. Haws. Pirs VS.
Harlow, Edred VS. Keenan, 81 al, Green
Va Anderson. Mcdonald VS. Walsh, sam.
Va same. Dixon VS. johnson. Smithwick vs.
Bauere, Murphy VS. Drlsooll Carroll VA
n, Y and Queens Co ny. co. The following
causes II marked ready will be passed for
the day. No cause will be set for day
upon this call: Weinstein vs. Delzlo, Maloney
W. oconnori THplik ct a We sharp. ureglli
Schulman We X " u. Y. Co, Anderson
vs. same. Days vs. reldnan ct al, Art Con-
Seifert nj
Benz Auto co. 81 AL ODonovan VS. Rapp, Jr..
Baumeier VS. Krsus. Cichnn Va Schauhsk
LEVY VS. u, II. r. u, Co, Cohen vs. Roeber
Cohen VS., Roeber. Highest number reached
on calendar Is rs.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-A salesman with New York
office and opportunity OF meeting local and
out OF town buyers to take side line OF
medium price laundered and soft shirts.
" BOX l3s Sun
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CANANEA COPPER COMPANY

~ broadway, New York, May II, 1914.
The Directors have declared dividend No.
OF 10 payable June !, 1914 to stock
holders OF record as at o'clock r. NJ,
May 81,
Books close at O'Clock + NJ, May rs,
1914, for Annual Meeting scheduled for Juns
IT, 1914, and reopen at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, Juns
l6. 1914. ]. W. ALLEN, Treasurer,
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Charles J. Lane.
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The regular quarterly dividend OF one and
three quarters per cent. - a 90 on the Pre-
ferred stock OF the SOuthW estorn Power a
Light Company has been declared payable
June !, 1914, to stockholders Ot record At
the close of business May 90, 1914. Transfer
books do not close
NJ IL ARNING. Trrarur.r
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TO THE HOLDERS or
Electrical Securities Corporation
FIFTH SERIES COLLATERAL. TRUST
SINKING FUND 80 BONDS
Due DeCember 4 Igl.

SINKING FUND 20 BONDS
Due December I, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given, as provided In
Article I OF the tndcnturc, dated December
|, 1907, made by the Electrical Securities
Corporation 10 The standard Trust Company
Of New York, Trustee. OF which Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York is tho sue.
cessOr that bonds bearing the following
serial numbers have been drawn for redemp-
ton and Will bc redeemed on and after
entation at tho TRUST DEPARTMENT Of
the undersigned. After June 1, lgli, Interest
on the above bonds viii cease Coupons %
said bonds due June /, l9lt. will be paid In
the usual manner:
32s 1888 s5i 4i2 AZ il5 4iG t22 AS
ils 400 l9S 5g9 500 6i6 s2s
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
BY 4. J HEMPHILL, President.
Dated, Nav sth. 1914