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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-20

TO Holder. OF Certificates of Deposit for
~. Louis and San tranci>.o Railroad
lomlNAuy'. krfunding Mortgage Four
Per Cent. Gold Bond. issued under
the Ngr's.mrnt dated June -. ipii.
between the undersigned Committee
and hOld~r- 81 said bonds who should
brcOme parties thereto:
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To Vold~rs ~ ter,itirstes Of Deposi, Tor
~. Louis snd san Francisco Railroad
t"mpsuy'. General Lion 1920 f~sr
t,e Per Cent. Gold RonAs i.sued
und.r the Bondholders' A~arsemsnt.
dated May -. 1919 hef~ cen Spevsr
CO. and holders oi ssid bonds who
should become parties thereto,
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. o.. ". BLISS COMPANY.
thorough Of brooklyn n. New YORK,
The CHATHAM & PHEnIx
NATIONAL BANK OF The
CITY OF new YORK

\ quarterly dividend of siac upon the
capital this day been declared By
thc Board - Directors. payable April l..
1915. TO shareholders Of record at the close
Of business March Il. 1915. Transfer books
will be closed from the twenty. second 10
thirty hrs, instant. both Inclusive.
B. L. HASkINS, Vice-Pres.& Cashier.
New York. March IL 1916
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LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.
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S"s AW" NeunCsU Nonmon SOt
lot 81 Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company has been prepared. under
which ~ undersigned have undertaken to act as Reorganization. Managers
June 20. 1914 between the Committee thereby constituted and Holders Of
* S.sO,; m ,.:".s ssd -Four + Per Ro Gsn, GeId Bonds and H Sid.J S %,s se5 q isSs
between Speyer. & Co and Holders OF General Lien 1870 Year Five Per
respective agreement. under which their eertiheates Of deposit were issued.
become parties to said Plan and Agreement without the ISSUE OF eert'h-
Holders of RefundLns Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds may
become parties TO said Plan and Agreement, by depohting their bonds witt
e. Sn,sa s,s;s. S.s,r;i I,S.. company s%p y.S .. New " so;., y y wall al ST. IT, New
ss I'll n H %sss:i:: Ge:.I XasssS '' Ss1HS Go% m nsha nd L %s.oei ns ,Iee; css.s.
Amsterdam. receiving therefor certificates of deposit issued under that
Holder, of General Lien $50 Year riv. Per Cent. Gold Bond. may
become parties 70 said Plan and Asresmen' by dep% sip ,hi, bonds with
@ : G.;d Nay 3 i %irSn%' at II" it's O oacs. 10 w an' Street sea New York. ree Hfsia
thereto, eertheates of deposit issued under that Agreement,
Railroad Company, may become parties to SAID Plan and Agreement by
depoitins the;r seeursie. with Central Im., Company Of New Y.rt: a.
I. 1914: ed .nb:.a::"ly General Lien Bond. must bear q. coupon
maturiat May 1. 1914. and subsequently, all other securities n":t
Holders Of Fire, Preferred. Second Preferred .md Common Stock Of
Plan and Agreement by depoN,ins their stock with Guaranty Trust Com.
s s%:,. ' 10 Si S:o w. i".;. a St psG 9oTs and a" %.k ss' p .}n m a, A ,s tHms Of at .u ts
deposit, of the sm OF IS Tor each share deposited as provided in aid
vded ior BY h. Plan. :, the ,ie OF such dcpos,.
All securities deposited mus, be IN negotiable form ard stock certificates
must, be duly endorsed lin blank for transfer 0 be accompanied by proper
transfers in blank duly executed =.
All securities. including stock certificates, must be properly stamped
Deposits. both Of .-erri,-. and stock; mus. he made o n . b.ior:
except .pon such term. and conditions " It. the Reorganization Man.
slers may determine.
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from any y Of the sSove.named Depos,ares or from either Of the Reorsani
Dated. New York, February 81, 1916.
J. ". SELIGMAN s. co. SPEYER & CO"
Reorganization horGgr,s
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
u. ". BLISS COMPANY,
Borough Of brooklyn. New York.
March II. 1918.
The Board of Directors OF this Company
has this day declared a quarterly dividend
Of . per cent. on the Preferred stock OF
the Company, TO he paid from the accumu.
lated net earnings ~ the Company, on
April LIST next. to holders Of tho Preferred
stock of record on the books Of the Com.
pany ut the close Of business March 22nd.
Transfer books Will he closed March 23d
to 3ist. both dates inclusive,
HOWARD G. SEAMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
D.. ". BLISS COMPANY,
thorough Of IBroOklyn n. New York,
March IL. 1915.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
has this day declared a dividend Of ~
per cent. and nm extra dividend Of III
per cent. on the Common Stock NJ the
Company. to be paid from the accumulated
net earnings OF tho Company, on ApriI ist
next. 30 holders Of the Common Stock Of
record on the hooks Of the company AZ
tho close Of business March 2?nd. Trans
fer books Will be closed March 23d to 31st.
both dates Inclusive.
HOWARD G. SEAMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Warning

''ialn persons using the - phone and
supposedly representing 'his Nlm have i'm
we past row DAYS rulrr"i INFO transactions
WIN certain dealers I'm uU.si"i sr,lrifi,.
IN" transactions IN question have not only
rh,'I'"l loss 10 inn"'"ni parties hut have
pat III" undrislSutd M a most ,n.
bafrassiug position Thi- WIN srry. 10
warn Insuspevi!ng hrnkri~ aud dealers OF
an owl thai calls tur rrnCcr'rl action Ia
any on" who AN produce evidence result.
ing IN discovery II the person ui prrsnu.
Nh" INV arrhni'il' used opr name IN cor
ncC'i"u with II transaction In GUT stats
S'""l hr>' rroicrr"i stock IN Friday, 18th
ms NC vii otter n reward Of $500 0v.
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g. lssls ~ Ssa ensasss asinsl o.:
Refundins Mortgage Fsur Per Cent. Gold
Bends.
Ceeer.i Lien 1910 Year Pive Per Cent.
Gold Bonds.
cesss!ids,ed Mortgage -Four Per Cent.
Southwesern Division FRS, Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Ceetssl Division First Mortgage Four Per
Cent. Gold Bonds.
Nesthwesters Division. First Mortgage
Fsur Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
q lssi ~ - e,sdsss asxssy o.:
TfYst MsTtg:.S., Five Per Cea'. Gold
fsuss Msrtgsse Six Per Ceat. Gold Bonds
Of 1880.
Missouri asd Wes,ers Division First
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold bonds.
D. lsss. WlsAlls M Western aslwsy o.:
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
q. lssis ~ ~ esssisss asikssd o.:
ksusas City. Fort Scott and Memphis Rail.
vsy Company Guaranteed ~ Preferred
Stock Trust Certihcates.
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Ge Hsldsss OF Csstiiiestes Of Deposit Ia,
-. Lssis end san fssaeisec Railroad
CseDsay's fret Preferred. second
Prstsrret o. Common Stock iss"sd
sndsr The Dspssit A~tsssmsnt ds,sa
Dssenbsy I. 1918. kstw cen tho un.
SsrsitnsA ConoiUss ssd hsItsrs 81
esid Sssek VII should become parties
Notice is hereby given tina, . Plan and
Agreement dated November !, 1918, for
the Reorganization Of St. Louis, and san
Francisco Railroad Company ha. been ap.
proved BY the undersigned Committee and
hled with Guaranty Trust Company Of New
Holders Of certiacat.. Of depo.,, r.,r.
cenung stock deposited under said Deposit
Agreement dated December !. 1915. nho ID nor
derive 10 es'he'Psi, ""av ,s,a FlaH may,
co or before April J. 1916. surrender
their certificates of deposit. duly endorsed
h blank To-. transfer. to Guaranty Trust,
Company Of New York. at its Once. No. 40
R~road~ay, New York City, and upon pay
ment Of their t,o rata share Of The com
Wit. the sum Of 50 cent. for .aeh sh. me
# stock) will be entitled TO recciv. share.
81 stock Of the character and to the amount
specified in the certificate OF d-rosi, 50
surrendered.
Holders Of certificates OF deposit. recr,
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HELL WANTEINMALE.
ACCOUNTANT

iosi'l"n open to accountant with *,
tended experience In electric light company
accounting state age, references, eXppri.
ence and salary expected. r. o. boy f1.,,
Boston. ''''
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q. ". CG1v1O.
Ca!Ie Nune, No. 2?7. Casilla (P. q. -B.)
No; .sA: cable addrr.s ".Ngrnciai" 4. D.. {.
'"Sc m , ~ ~; H.ed; lima. Psr". :. A.
representations sOiirited.
First class bankers references given.
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fREDERiCk STRAUSS.
,. Thurman.
JAMES Y. tII.NlE,
AItNt>DtK =. M NUuIII.
EDWIN g.. MERRILL.
HARRY BRO>
4. ". con.
BREt kl>kIIGt JONES.
committee
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ARRIVED FROM NEW yopv
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
= hochambcau. from bordeaux

- Ncw York. al Liverpool.
IS Rosalis, u Naples
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Reorganization Siorag'
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07

month q mass win be read at ST.
Johns church at 8 o'clock and CONF
murfon win be given ct Z.
eye Brodeur Is able to be out after
q weeks illness.
AEra. Arthur Royle was q visitor in
Norwich yesterday.
Edward Bachaud Of New Bedford.
Mass. 10 visiting relatives here.
Joseph Munroe was fishing through
the ice In Packerrille yesterday
Davidson Banks Of Johnson, r. /,
was in PlaiufiSld Thursday.
Mrs. John Krauss and Miss Margaret
Krauss were In Norwich Thursday
Lillian Ploss Plays at Naugatuek.
LILLIAN, the daughter of Mrs. Mary
Ploss. of Plainfield, who spends the
winter with her uncle, Adam Ploss, Of
Naugatuck, took part in a concert
Saturday night given by the German
alliance at Weber's hall, Union City,
for the benefit of the American Medi-
cal exposition. She played a piano
solo and march. Being only years OF
age, it was remarkable to hear her
play third grade music She was APP
plauded by the large audience. The
concert was great success. Monday
evening she played few selections at
the entertainment given by the St
Cecelia's T. A. B. society of Nauga-
tuck
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
JEWETT CITY
Annual Meeting Of Baptist Church
Encouraging Reports Rsad--Pastcr's
Salary Raised.

The .Tewett City Baptist church held
its annual business meeting Wednes-
day evening, January 9Th the pastor,
Rev. ]. Allan Spidell, s. 7. D., presid-
ing
The reports from the various organ
izations showed that q very prosper
otls year for the church had been en-
5oyed. The treasurer reported all bills
paid with snug little balance in the
treasury, which was quite an unusual
thing.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: James B. Palmer, ST.. truss
tees complete being James B. Palmer,
Sr. Charles T. Armstrong and Harry
r. wilcox. Deacon j. K. Phillips, who
for many years faithfully served the
church as clerk, was reelected, as were
also Deacon D. L. Phillips, auditor; A.
M. Clarke, treasurer and George H
Prior, collector. All these officers have
served in these places very efficiently
in former years. Other officers re
main the same as in the previous year
and standing committees are to be
appointed later.
A real forward movement for tht
church was launched with Judge A
M. Brown, the efficient Sunday school
such business men as r. w. Dearnley
A. M. Clarke. George FL. Prior and
others as able and willing co-1aborers
The pastor was somewhat surprised
when the church voted to give him 9
substantial raise in his salary. A
beautiful spirit of harmony and goo6
will pervaded the entire meeting and
the church looks forward into the fu-
tuT'e with a sane optimism.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
PLAINFIELD
Loyal Livingston Lodge Installation
Knights of ST. Paul to Observe An
nivereary-conaresationaI Choir En-
tertained.

There was installation at the last
meeting Of Loyal Livingston lodge of
Odd Fellows in Riding's hall. the work
being done by District Deputy John
Bottomley, assisted by Past Grands
William Judson and Albert Hilton. The
officers are: Andrew Peterson, G. NJ;
John Bottomiey, N. g.; George Kay,
r. s. N. G.; Thomas Cooper, L. S. N.
liam INGALLS,. r. s. ". G.: David Brit
wistle, L. s. ". G.; William Hassler,
P. s.; Joshua Peterson, treasurer; Ar
thur Royle e. S.; Frederick Lever, l..
M. and c.; William Judson, w. w.,
and James Seldom. o. G.
John Bottomley conferred the purple
degree on William Judson and Albert
Hilton. The degree was conferred on
Mr.. Hilton for serving two years as
secretary Of this order.
Knights of St. Paul Anniversary.
The Knights of ST. Paul will observe
their first anniversary tonight Girl
day.. The speakers will be Rev. T. ].
Bohanan of Norwich and Sidney w.
Bard of Brooklyn, also the commander
OF this order, Rev. James H. George,
Jr., Of Danielson.
Congregational Choir Entertained.
The young mems choir of the Con-
gregational church met at the home Of
William Dodge on Railroad avenue
Thursday evening. There were songs
and hymns by the choir. after which
refreshments were served. Those
present were Cecil Bradford, George
Krauss, John Grab, Walter Lathrop,
William Exley. William ingalls,, Chris
topher Krauss, Raymond Lathrop,
George Ingalls,, Clarence Winsor, Har-
ry Green, John Gallup and William
Dodge.
Teachers Meeting.
The teachers of the puh1ic schools of
this town held a meeting Thursday in
the high school building at Central
Village. Sessions in the grammar
schools closed at o'clock on account
of this meeting.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
they REFUSE I0 EAT

At periods In most childIens' lives
theyfail to relish their meals and refuse
to eat even the delicacies prepared to
tempt their appetites. They lack am
bition, and growth seems impeded,
which causes anxiety and worry.
To compel them to eat is grave
mistake, because nutrition is impaired.
Healthful exercise in fresh air and sum
shine is important, but equally import
ant is a spoonful of SCOTS Emulsion
three times a day to feed the tissues
and furnish foodenergy to improve
their blood, aid nutrition and sharpen
their appetites.
The highly concentrated medicinal
food in Scott's Emulsion supplies the
very elements children need to build up
their strength. They relish Scott sit is
free from alcohol
Scott s. Bovine. Bloomfield. Nj. 1854
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
BRIEF STATE NEWS

MiddIetown. DIR. James Murphy
Iectured Wednesday evening on Nurs-
ing Ethics before the Middlesex hospi-
tai G. N. A. A. at Hendley home.
Neutrality-suspicious. of the town
clerks office show that Dan Cupid
egged on by the romantic male,
Unanswered 832 marriages last year.
Gecrgetown-Throug the will of
the late Henry Green Of Al Franklin
avenue, Norwalk, Mrs. Sherman More
house of Georgetown, an aunt, was
left $4,000.
Newfoundland J. Donovan, who
Monday night retired as mayor of
Meriden, has completed arrangements
for taking over the City market from
the estate of the late Maurice O'Brien.
Farmington.-The Pennington branch
Of the American Red Cross had a
meeting at the Memorial building
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George
Keller of Hartford addressed the MEM
bers.
Hartford.-Morgan.G G.. Buckley. Jr.,
was last night elected second ieuten-
ant of Troop B, Fifth Militia cavalry.
He was interested in the old First
company, Governors Foot Guard, and
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
cad BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the
Cause and Remove II

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
l sfftute for caiomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
, quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar coated
/. tablets are taken for bad breath by all
who knew them.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act gent
/ ~ bat firmly on the bowels and liver
stimulating them to natural action
clearing the blood and gently purify
ing the entire system.
:, They do that which dangerous ca1o-
mel does without any of the bad after
Ali the benefits of nasty. lsickening,
: gripping cathartics are derived from DR.,
Edwards Olive Tablets without grip
ing. pain or disagreeable effects of any
Dr.. r. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years OF prac-
tfce among patients afflicted with bow
Il and. liver complaint with the attend
ant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
II a vegetable compound mixed with
olive. oil; you will know. them by their
olive color.
Take one or two every night for a
week and note the effect. 10c and 25c
per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Column
bus, o.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
COLCHESTER
Basketball Team to Open Season with
Lebanon-Fishins Through the Ice.

The Colchester basketball team will
play the first game of the season with
the Lebanon Athletic clubs team. The
boys have been practicing nightly for
the game as the Lebanon team is a
very strong one.
David Bresnahan, brakeman on the
Colchester branch train, is taking a
few days vacation. He expects to be
on the new train running on the main
line.
Mrs. F. E. Baker was the guest of
friends in Lebanon Wednesday,
Richard A. Storrs was in Lebanon
Thursday.
Patrick r. Cavanaugh was calling
on friends in Middletown Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Gellert was calling on
Willimantic friends Wednesday.
Frederick o. Brown of Lebanon was
a Colchester visitor Wednesday.
The quarterly meeting of the VII
lage Improvement society was held in
Academy hail Tuesday evening.
Several of the local fishermen were
at Hayward's lake Wednesday fishing
through the ice.
F. H. Bartlett of New Haven was
calling on friends In town Thursday.
Edward Hagan of North Plains was
calling on friends in town Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
NINE PERSONS MISSING
FROM kANAWHA WRECK
Two Bodies Recovered = Vigilant
Search Made Along Ohio River.

Parkersburg. w. Va, Jan. "a Wig
liant search was made today in the
vicinity Of the point where the steam
er Kanawha of the Kanawha Packet
company struck a pier and sank in the
Ohio river nine miles below here last
night but SO far only two bodies have
been recovered. Nine persons are
known to be missing. Captain Brady
NJ. Berry of the packet claims, how
ever, that there were about twenty
passengers and crew of forty aboard,
but so far the number of survivors
reported total only As. OF this num-
Der ten were passengers and 35 mem
bers of the crew
The bodies recovered were identified
as those of Mrs. Ollie Fitzpatrick,
Johnstown, Pa: Anna Campbell, col
ored, Pomeroy, Ohio.
The bodies of Mrs. Fitzpatrick and
Miss Campbell were found floating in
the river near Harris Ferry. not far
from the scene of the accident. It is
believed that both died from exposure
after clinging to wreckage. Wolfe's
body was found in the main cabin
pinioned to the wall by the steamers
safe.
Arrangements have been made to
take divers to the wreck to examine
the interior of the packet and search
for bodies while notices have been sent
to points down the river to keep a
watch for bodies.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-07
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