The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-10
Bridgeport Bankers, Mer- chants and Manufacturers to Have Conference Mon day With Officers and Counsel For Newburgh Health Resort.
picturesque Plans of New York State Sanatorium Attract Much Bridgeport Capital supplinlentar Proceedings Alarm Stock holders.

44.-.,z.ay,,v.t stoclhoIdeTs and there's .z bunch Of them with holdings the par value of which is nearly SS0, V9O--7ere --7ere going to have a meeting here Monoay. 6 ind out the financial status of The Inhalation Sanatorduna Company. of s Tncorporated in 1903 with q paid-in eanifaJ of $100 900, it is said that the company has never engaged ins any 54even11a producing business The Rrsdreporters interested-the list in eIudes many prominent in public and hlIsiness fife of the cfts--are going to frv to dnd out what's 1t all about Mon day. 2,.a actions of Louis N. Wilson, a flirniture dealer of New wburgh, N. who has an interest in the company. Wilson recently brought suit against the com pan5. and 1t is said that the lt1aatlon developed the fact that the concern isn't in q very prosperous financial condition-
 The meeting here Monday will be at tfe office of Judge D P Nobbs To- aay. he refused to talk about the plan Of action under advisenent-
 He referred a reporter to J Harry esrossIey the real estate man. who is listed as secretary treasurer of the ecEnpany
 MT crosslev. in turn referred tn 2 reporter to Judge Noaobss whom Sa1Cts was EeE5at CD t414k5<7A 1<94 trAS7 pany. Both then declined to De inter- viewed at this time
 ssBalnville N where the conn pany holds it's property, is part of Newburgh- The company psoper-ty consists slof a. sanatozfum and other buildings ln which t gssa.s prei ,osed t0: 1o1abelt and tkctzress tuherct1i oslS by tsthe Chase method 2. E A
 @The Chase nqethod'' for nEh Fing the White Plague Is the property cf Wil-. -~~.~asl wrm~~ zr4E ssThe Inhalation sanatoFdum Com pany' MT. Chase. by the way, told reporfers in Newburgh recently thai 4fle company ought to have about s25. 600 more working capital before the plant could be operated
 When Mr. Chase 1auncned his pro- 5ect an attractive prospectus was sent out The literature told of efle sin- halation' methods of curing tIz1,er- c1Iosas and gave slDaVang descriptions sBa lnnvzIIes was ntted up, reniod- eIed tenement serving for the main hospital, wherein patierts would be treated for sszaH ranging from $Ts to S1eo a week
 Ons Of tho big features Of the pfant the prospectus pointed ost, was the esubway,'s through which electricity and ssmedicat1c arc conveyed from the power house and naanufa ctcry to the hospital.
 sLI1S pTOSRG9LAAE @laI0 DOL4AEkalL GI4L t41e4I the home treatznentss csrtf21s For the .cures Of tubercu1osis pac111sed a gol- den harvest The polE1tfify Of ex- tending tho company u11ah ~rszt cszres'' elsewhere in the country also was something not to be looked up1n light ly by those having money fo invest.
 The -sc4ence'' of tho Chase methods, together with descriptive review of diets enforced, fnsfr1n1ents u5ed7 etc, accompanied the prospectus
 In addft1on to the Bri6eeKoreera named in the foregoing. Elaere arc a number Of other Connec1tcut residents named as stockhoaders Among these is HattheW H- Rogers, of New Ha- yen.y who holds an interest valued at q ooo
 The officers Of the company are. William w. Chase. of Newburgh, pres tden4; William H. Mab1e of NeRbrr1gIa. vice-president; James Harry CrossIey, of Bridgeport secretary and treasurer; Lorenzo D. Stone, Of Bridzeport, and Daniel Gardner Of NeHburgh, dfree- tors