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Nogales international., 1928-09-11
To the Secretary of State.
Columbus, Ohio.

To the Secretary of State.
Columbus, Ohio.
John B. Swift, President ari
!: Gordon Taylor, Secretary, of
The Eagle White Lead Company.
duly authorized in the premises
and acting on behalf of sad Com
nany, do hereby certify that on
me nineteenth day of December,
1893, the capita! stock of said
Company was fully paid up; that
On said 10Th day of December.
1893, by the unanimous vote Of
the holders of all Of the stock of
SAD Company, at the regular an.
nual meeting Of the Stockholders.
heid at the office of the Company
n the City of Cincinnati. Hamii-
ton County, Ohio, and at which
E1eeIlng, all the holders of the
Gap tai Stock Of said Company
were present in person or by
proxy, and waived in writing the
notice by publication and by let
ter OF the time, place and object
OF such meeting required by law,
sno also agreed in writing to the
increase of Capital Stock herein
after set forth. the following was
adopted;
Resolved; that the Capital
Stock of said The Eagle White
Lead Company be increased from
Eve hundred thousand dollars
9oo0, ,0O0.C0- its present capital
STOCK, to One million dollars ST.
ooc,Coc'0o - divided into ten
thousand 10000 shares of the par
value of One hundred dollars
iSl00.00) each; and
Reso!ved; that the President
and 311t Secretary of Said The Eagle
ts Mnlte Lead Company be, and
they are hereby instructed to file
certificate of such increase
with the Secretary of stlte',
winch IS accordingly done.
IN witness whereof. the afore-
said John B. Swift, President
and J. Gordon Taylor, Secretary
o1 The Eagle White Lead Com
Eahy' acting for and on behalf of
Iald Company, have hereunto set
the,r hands and caused the Corp
crate seal of said Company to be
neEeunto affixed this 10Th day of
December, A. D. 1899.
John =. Swift, President
OF The Eagle White Lead
Company.
(SEAL)
j. Gordon Taylor, Secre-
tary Of The Eagle White
Lead Company.
CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE
OF CAPITAL STOCK BY THE
S S SUE OF PREFERRED
Nogales international., 1928-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE

shares of the capital stock of said
Company stood on the books of
the Company having first been
obtained, the Preferred capital
stock of said Company was re-
duced from Nine Hundred and
Sixty-eight Thousand Dollars
($968, ,00O.OO), to Nine Hundred
and Thirty Thousand One Hun,
Gred Do lars. $93O,1O0.0O).
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The
Fagle-Picher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto SUBJ
scribed by it's President and it's
Secretary, and its corporate seal
to be hereunto affixed. this Twen-
ty-eighth (28) day of December,
A. D. 1923.
THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY.
By John B. Swift, President.
Joseph Hummel, Jr., Secretary.
tSEAL)
Nogales international., 1928-09-11
CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION
OF CAPITAL STOCK
THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY

70 The Secretary of State,
Columbus. Ohio.
The Eagle-Picher Lead COMPANY
hereby certifies that at a meeting
CT the directors of said Company
held on February 18th, 1925. the
written consent of the persons in
whose names a majority of the
shares Of the preferred stock of
SAID Company stood on the books
OF the Company having first been
ootalned, the preferred stock of
said Company was reduced from
Nne Hundred and seventeen thou
sand, two hundred Dollars (S917A
2oo.0O), to Eight Hundred and
'Slxty-five Thousand six hundred
Dollars ($865, ,60O.OO).
IN WITNESS WHEREOF The
Eagle-P.cher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto sub-
scrfbed, by its President and Sec,
,etary, and it's corporate seal TO
De hereunto affixed this 18th dav
OF May, A. D. 1925.
THE EAGLE-PICHER
LEAD COMPANY.
BY Frederick Hertenstein.
'Noolporatel Vice President.
- Joseph Hummel. Jr.,
Noeai) Secretary.
Ia ~ A NV
Nogales international., 1928-09-11
(SEAL)
Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio.
20 the Secretary of State,
Columbus, Ohio.
Wc, the undersigned, beng the
president and secretary respec-
lively, of the Eagle White Lead
Company, do hereby certify that
at meeting of the stockho ders
of said company held at its office
in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Wednes-
day the 7th Gay of Octcber, A. D.
1891, duly called and held in
pursuance of a proper written
waiver Of notice as authorizes by
Law, said stockholders by a vote
of the owners Of more than three
fiisths of the capital stock of said
company as heretofore subscribed,
make amendments of the Articles
of Incorporation of said Eagle
White Lead Company, a true copy
Of the original of which is herein
below set forth, as follows:
Resolved, That the Articles Of
Incorporation of the Eagle White
Lead Company, be and the same
are hereby amended as follows:
First. That paragraph four of
said articles be amended so as to
read:
Paragraph Four: Said Com
pany is formed for tle purpose
Of manufacturing and dealing in
pig lead and lead products in all
their varities, and also paints and
nseed oil, and shall be known as
The Eagle White Lead Company.
Resolved, further, that Para
graph Five of said articles be
and the same is hereby stricken
out and annulled."
In Testimony Whereof, John
f. Swift, the pres dent, and j. G.
Tay'or the Secretary, of The
Eagle White Lead Company,
thereunto duly authorized, have
hereunto set their hands and
caused the seal of said corpora
ton to be hereto affixed, this 7th
day of October, A. D. 1891.
John B. Swift, President of
The Eagle White Lead
Company.
(SEAL)
J. G. Taylor, Secretary of
The Eagle White Lead
Company.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
II the Secretary of State,
Cot mbus. Ohio.
rat~ Swift. President, and
J. G. Taylor, Secretary Of The
Nogales international., 1928-09-11
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPOR
ALTON OF
THE EAGLE WHITE LEAD
COMPANY.

The subscribers hereto, William
Wood, Thomas G. McCay, Alfred
Burdsal. William c. Wood, and
John Ritterhoff, of the City OF
Cincinnati and State of Ohio, do
hereby associate ourselves togeth-
er as a body corporate under the
laws of Ohio, for the purpose OF
engaging in the business of manu-
featuring and we do hereby make
this certificate under our hands
and seals as follows; VIZ;
/. The amount of the capital
stock of said corporation and ne
cessary therefor, is Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
2. Said stock shall be divided
into shares of One Thousand Dol
lars each.
5. The principal office and place
Of business of said corporation
shall be located in the City of
Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Ohio.
4. Said manufacturing estab-
lishment which is hereby incorpor-
ated for the purpose of manufac-
tarinc and selling White Lead and
colorcd Paints shall be known as
The Eagle White Lead Company.
5. The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of said corporal on
shall be held at the office Of said
corporat on in the City of Cincin-
rat, Ohio, on the Second Monday
IN Juanuary in each year, at
which meeting seven directors Of
said corporation shall be elected
and such other lawful business
done as the stockholders shall
deem necessary and proper.
In test mony whereof, we have
hcreunto set our hands and seals
this Tenth day of January in the
year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty-Seven
In presence of Sam K. Rose,
II. Hump,
VIM. Wood (seal)
Thos. J. Mccoy, (seaD
Alfred Burdsal (seaD
VIM. C. Wood (seal
John Ritterhoff, (seal)
The State Of Ohio,
Hamilton County, SIS.
Be it remembered that on this
Tenth day of January in the year
of our Lord Ore Thousand eight
Hundred and Sixty-seven before
the subscriber Justice Of the
Peace in and for the County a.
foresaid. personally came William
Wood, Thomas ]. Mccoy, ALFRED
Burdsal, William C. Wood, anc
John Ritterhoff, the parties of the
foregoing certificate of incorpor
alton, and acknowledged the sign
ing and sealing thereof to be theil
voluntary act and deed for the
uses and purposes therein stated
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my seal the day and year last a
bove written.
Sam K. Rose,
(SeaD
Justice of the Peace.
Nogales international., 1928-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE

and $1,000.OOO preferred stock di-
vided into 10000 shares, par value
$4,000 each;
That its Board of Directors on
the 9th of December, 1920 can
celled 220 shares of the preferred
stock, which had been redeemed
by the corporation, and directed
that the capital stock be reduced
-ty such cancellation to $9,978,-
OC0. to consist Of $9,OOO.OOO. COM
mon stock, divided into 10000
shares, par value $4,000 each
(***) and $978,OOO. preferred
stock, divided into 978O shares,
par value 100000 each;
And further directed that the
President ard Secretary of the
Company execute and file with
the Secretary of State a cert:fi-
cate of such cancellation and ac-
tion of the Board of Directors as
certificate Of reduction of the
authorized capital stock of the
corporation.
(The words relating to pre-
ferred stock following the (***)
to be stricken out if all Of such
stock is cancelled.)
IN WITNESS WHEREOF The
f'ag e. Picher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto sub
scribed by its President and Sec
retary and its corporate seal af-
xed this 9th day of December
1920.
The Eagle-Picher Lead
Company.
By John B. Swift, President
Joseph Hunamel .Ir Sacretar,r
Nogales international., 1928-09-11
CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION
OF CAPITAL STOCK
(Sec. 1869 G. c., LOT o. L. 411)

To the Secretary Of State,
Columbus Ohio.
The EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY hereby certifies that
rs author zed capital stock is $21,-
100000 90 consisting Of $2O,-
0O0,0OO.OO common stock divided
in to 100000 shares, par value
$4,000 each, and $1,000
10000 preferred stock divided in
70 10000 shares, par value $780,
90 each; That preferred stock
however, has been reduced to
$930,100.00, divided into 9,3O1
shares of the par value of $4,000
each.
That it's Board of Directors con-
Cured in by a majority of the
stockholders on the 10th day of
January, 1924, cancelled 129
shares of the preferred stocF
wh ch had been redeemed by the
corporation, and directed that the
capital preferred stock be reduced
by such cancellation to- 7,2OO.-
90 the capital stock of Inc corp
ration to consist of $2J,0OO,0O0.-
GO common stock, divided into
100000 shares, par value $4,000
each (***) and $917,2OO.0O pre-
ferred stock, divided into 9172
shares, par value $4,000 each;
And further directed that the
President and Secretary of the
Company execute and file with the
Secretary of State a cert ficate of
such cancellation and action of
the Board of Directors as a certi-
f,cate of reduction of the au-
thorized capital stock" of the corp
orat on.
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF The
Eagle-Picher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto sub
scribed by its President and Sec
letary and it's corporate seal af-
fixed this 23rd day of February,
Nogales international., 1928-09-11

CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE
OF CAPITAL STOCK BY THE
S S UE OF PREFERRED
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
LABOR CONDITIONS
 IN STATE ARE GOOD
President Of State Federation Of
 Labor So Declares

Torrington, May l R-May Day finds labor conditions in Connecticut highly satisfactory, according to Charles J. Moore. president of the State Federation of Labor. There are no strikes in progress and none imminent. Federal labor statistics, Mir. Moore said. show that there was a slightly larger number Of persons employed in April than in March. The relations between employers and employees were never better, de- clarod MT. Moore.
 Unemployment. which has been more or less serious in spots, is slowly decreasing. Much of it has been due to the unusual slump in the building trades. This slump, though seasonal. started earlier and has lasted longer than usual and consequently has been particularly pronounced. With the arrival Of good weather howev':, the situ- ation Is expected to improve rapid- ly.
 The spring and summer months are expected to bring increased ac- tivity in industrial lines throughout the state which have been affected hv seasonal quietness in places. There is one exception 10 the lat ter expectation, however. and that pertains to the textile plants in the eastern part of the state in which the
  bright. Their present unsatisfactory condition Is due to overproduction and falling off in consumption as
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

Central Junior High school, where he IS president Of his room. He is treasurer Of Boy Scout Troop ?, To- catcd at the South Congregational church. Last summer he won the junior cup at tho Shuttle Meadow golf club. His parents arc Mir. and Mrs. Donald l.. Bartlett Of 212 J.in- coin street His father is assistant purchasing agent at the Stanley Works
 Harold NJ. Parsons, Jr, is the son Of Mir. and Mrs. Harold N. Parsons Of 3o Russell street. His father is vice president of Landers Frary X. Clark. He is "A years old and is q mem bsr Of the class which will graduate from the Central Junior High school in June. Harold will all so participate in the musical actil l. fies Of he trip. He plays he saxo- phone.
 Ora ham Dary is the son of Dr. and Mrs. l.. E. Dary Of Maple Hill He is , years old and is Tn Grade 1-2 at the Central Junior High school. He is patrol leader in Boy Scout Troop G of Maple Hill.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
City Items

Michael P. Leghorn. local jeWeler. has presented the Day Nursery with a large living room clock.
 Dr. George w. Dunn has moved his office to the Commercial Trust Bldg. 55 West Main St.-Advt,
 Dr. Morrisscy has moved his office to the Commercial Trust Bldg, 5S West Main St.-Advt.
 Mrs. Rose Malamud is ill at hc' home on Hartford avenue.
 The police were notified by the state commissioner of motor vehi- cles today oi the suspension of the license of Eloi Belisle of 649 North Burritt street, Jack Mansieian of 232 Grove street, George Anderson of 40 Arthur street, and George r. Glossop of 63 Brooklawn street: also the return of the license of Julius w. kask of 1T Connerton street.
 According to the will of the late Edward Schaefer filed today in pro- bate court, all of his estate both real and personal is left to his wife Ida Schaefer, who is named eXecutrix of the will.
 Israel Nair was named trustee in the matter of Nels N. Nelson at a meeting held this morning in tho office Of Referee in Bankruptcy Saul Berman in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
EIGHT ARE DROWNED

Small Bnat Overturns Early Today
 In Monongahela River, Near
 CniOntown, Penn.
 Uniontown. Pa.. May l R-Eight persons were drowned carly today when small boat overturned in the Monongahela river between Mason- town and Greensboro. A floating log crashed into the boat and cap- sized 1t. The accident occurred in the carly morning hours before day light and it was several hours be- fore any report of the drownings was received.
 The boat was used to ferry pas sengers across the river. There were nine persons aboard. One of them, d negro, escaped. Among the identi- fled dead were Robert Kennedy. in charge of the boat. and Zenith Cab bis, 22. The other victims, a white girl and a negro woman and her four children, were not identified. A search for the bodies WAS made but none had been recovered several hours after the accident.
 The skiff had nearly completed the river cross when it capsized. The river was high on account of the re- cent storm in southwestern Pennsyl- vania and West Virginia.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

and IS the son Of Mfr. and Mrs. John S Black Of S57 Lincoln street, his father being general superintendent Of the Forbn Screw corporation. He IS president Of the junior class at fEe senior High school and is also president Of the Amphion club. A member Of the track team, his i events are the broad jump and the oc0- yard dash. Sam is an associ ai" member Of Boy Scout Troop 9 at the First Baptist church and vas formerly one of it's most active mem- herS.
 John C. Loomis, Jr., IT, ia also a jnNior at th" Senior High school. He is treasured of tho A. D. s. fra ifrr'fF. "JoDy' as ho is known. is 3 Pai or san" Blacks and like him l0 ao% an associate member of Troop 2 a'''r several years of great ou'rg acri'ry. He is the son Of NI and Mrs. John [. Looms Of 565 iItDo s'Jnc'. Mr. Loomis is presl- ""n' O fine -ommercial Trust Co.
 N'ljaw tI. Judd, Jr., is 15 years "'1 u2" hlt "iI pass his 18th birth day analE,rsary h.fore the European trip FaIts Another Senior High Ju- to~ h" is Il member of the track squad and Of the X. D. s. fraternity. Ii" IS also an associate member of lroop , and close friend of both
 N4H. Black and Tony" Loomis. Ills parents ar" Mir. and Mrs. Will Ham II, Judd 0f -5 Murray street. MT, Juid being assistant cashier Of th" N"" Iritaln National bank and 'haHHan O inc republican town coiumIticc,
 Harry Boone SIa1e. fG. is the son 'f Nr and Mrs. Louis r. Slade of I"I M7pl" street. his father being punriFai pf |" Senor High school. Harry IS a junior in that institution and IS member 0f inc Amphion club and Of the has' ball squad. being an outii"Id"r. He is troop scribe Of Boy Scout Troop {. He will talk. part in the musical activities on inc European tour, his instrument being in" trombone.
 Donald L. Bartlett. Jr.. is 141L years of age and IS in Grade at the
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

was on May l. 1888. that the Plume & Atwood Co. received it's first or der for brass from the Stanley Rule and Level Co. The two firms have been doing business continuously since then.
 Those present at the luncheon were K. L. French. president; S. K. Plume. vice president: A. B. Wood- ward. sales manager; and w. l.. French. all of the Plume & Atwood Co.,. and E. Allen Moore, chairman of the board of directors; C. F. Ben- nett. president. P. B. Stanley. J. NJ. Burdick. Nj. A. Coe. E. w. Christ, M. H. PeaSe and D. L. Bartlett all of the Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

same time he flatly refused to give up his hope of making some sort of flight.
 As a result. persons close to him here have said. he decided upon the Gree Iceland route. When they learned of this decision. his packers agreed to the compromise and have since been assisting him and the Ford company in drawing up plans for the trip in order to ensure | maximum degree of safety for the airman and his compa nions.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

well as to competition between he north and south.
 May the first has no special sig nificance to the Connecticut Feder- ation of Labor. according to Mir. Moore, Labor Day in September be- ing the particular day of the year that is of especial interest to the or ganization. The communists and radicals, Mir. Moore pointed out, set aside May l as a day of special &C., tivity, but they are not recognized by the Federation Of Labor,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
Soldier Guard at Tomb
 Of Harding Is Removed

Marion, O.. May l P>-Nearly five years of vigil at the tomb of the late President and Mrs. Warren G. Hard ing was at an end today for the guard detachment of he Tenth Unit ed States Infantry, and for the first time since the presidents death his tomb was left unWatc he'd.
 Never for moment had the tenn porary Harding tomb in the Marion cemetery and later the large me- lnOrial shrine been left unguardcd until today, when members of the detachment were ordered to report 10 various army posts.
 Since he time the post was ostab- iished. August Q, 1925 il is .stimat- cd that more than l,oDe.ano visitors have been shown the tomb by the guards.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
DIES OF HEART TROUBLE,

Waterbury. May l R-Edward Cheney, v, of 217 Bank street, died suddenly this morning of heart trouble while at work at the plant of the Plume and Atwood company Mir. Cheney is believed to have a son or daughter who lives in Pea body, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
VUDOR PORCH SHADES

Beauty, comfort and privacy Nudor Shades add to the appear ance, comfort and value of any home. The colorings are distinc- tive and pleasing. Made in all sizes up to twelve feet.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
Plume and Atwood of Waterbury Recognize 60 Years of Business Relations With s. R. & l.. Go.

To observe the 6oth anniversary of their business relations. the Plume & Atwood Co. of Waterbury today rendered a dinner at the Burritt hotel to the Stanley Rule and Level branch of the Stanley Works. It
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01


 Winthrop Warren is an oaEls scout and holds he highest rank or any Boy Scout in New Britain, hal- ing won the silver palm for the earning of 36 merit badges in yarI- ous occupational, rcCrcatlonal and woodcraft subjects He is q patrol leader in Troop 1, located at the First Congregational church. and bis special field Of scouting activity is seamanship. Winnie" is an expert Canoeist and veteran at handling sailing boats. He IS q junior al 'he Senior High school. where he is d mem Der Of the Amphion club and of 'he track squad. Seventeen years old. he is the son Of MT and Mrs l.. l.. Warren Of q Curtis street. His father, in addition 70 being produc- tion manager at inc Stanley Rul" and Level plant. is vice president Of the New Britain Saouf council, while his mother is Girl Scou 'om mis- sioner.
 John z. Black. Jr., IS l6 years old
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
NEWS SAYSLINDY
 ID SPAN ATLANTIC
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have urged him to abandon that dan- gerous part of the journey.

have urged him to abandon that dan- gerous part of the journey.
 Invitations Await Him
 Several official invitations from European governments are awaiting the colonel. The Swedish legation has already sent him an invitation from the Royal Aero club of Sweden asking him to visit the land of his forefathers on his trip. It is under stood similar invitation is awaiting hm at the Danish legation. while the British and German governments have been awaiting formal an- nouncement of the flight before ask ing him to visit their countries.
 Lindy Won't Ship Plano
 Originally it was intended to ship the Ford plane to Europe by steam- CT. but this plan was vetoed by Lind bergh himself, according 10 his friends here. He agreed, it was said, that another transatlantic nonstop flight would be foolhardy, but at the
New Britain herald., 1928-05-01
LEFT $2oo,oo0 ESTATE
James NJ. Ronney of Bridgeport Be- comes POssessOr of Fair Sized For

tune.
 Bridgeport, May l (Pl-James NJ. Rooney is left an estate of over $200,- GOO through the will of his uncle, Dr. Edward II. Quinn of New York city, it became known today through records filed with Surrogate John r. O'Brien in New York. Each of MT. Rooncy's three children receive s66, S27, and another nephew of Dr. Quinn, John A. Rooney of Danbury, receives S20O,435. Dr. Quinn, former resident of Danbury, died April 6, 1927. and was buried in Danbury. He left an estate of $604,- sos according to transfer tax ap. praisal of the property The Dan- bury hospital receives $2,000 in cash and surgical instruments valued at $c0250.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-26
EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.

The newspapers throughout the country, as usual at this period of the year. are urging people to do their Christmas shopping early. It would be worth while if they woud heed the re- quest with greater unanimty than they have heretofore shown Christmas shopping ought to be done early. Early shopping is helpful to the buyer, the seller and the public generally. It Is helpful to a sane and orderly. and busnesslike observance of the holiday season. IL gives the merchants time in which to care for their trade It gives the buyers opportunity to make selec- tions before the stocks are picked over and the best of them sold. It. also, gl1es the people longer time in which to prepare Tor and to enjoy the Christmas festivities It relieves the tension clerks and gives them a chance to enjoy the holiday season. It give he Posofiee Depart ment an opportunity to handle the Christmas trade satisfactorily, reducing losses in the mail and doing away with many vexations for all con- eerned. There are many obvious advantages
 in early Christmas shopping that one would think the subject needs only to be mentioned to awaken the interest of Christmas buyers