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847 32 Du 53 G6. 87 87 87 Do 0.9 Do bs 50 8514 84 Cit I 49...... 93: Do 32. 011 02 Commun Plan of Reorganization For Chicago, Rock Island WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (AI') -The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a plan of reorganization today for the Chicago, Rock a Island Pacific Railway which calls for sharp reductions in capitalization on fixed interest charges and makes no provision for participation of present stockholders in the reorganized company.
The plan calls for total italization of $351,180.912, compared with present capitalization of 313,003. It would reduce annual fixed charges from $13,726,179 to $2,115,519. Sugar Market NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (AP) -Sugar trading centered today on the world 6 contract points. which Speculative was marked interest up WaS to heightened by reports of intensified German submarine activity and the Washington a debt limit announcement.
Sales totaled 15,900 tons. domestic contract was relatively quiet, closing unchanged to 1 point lower. Transactions were 8700 tons. In the market for raws there were further bids at 2.90 cents 2, pound with offerings limited. Refined Was unchanged.
1: Excess Reserves Lessened Again Total Is Brought Down to $6,730,000,000 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 Lendable excess reserves in Federal Reserve member banks decreased $200,000,000 in the week ended Nov. 6, the Federal Reserve Board reported today. This brought the total down to 730,000,000. It was the second consecutive: week in which excess reserves dropped, although in the previous week the decrease amounted to only $10,000,000.
The reduction WAS nttributed principally to an increase of $120,000,000 in money in circulation and $89,000,000 in Treasury dejosits with Federal Reserve Banks. The board's. statement said: "During week ended. Nov. 6 member Enthe reserve balances decreased $198,000,000.
Reductions in member bank reserves arose from increases of $120.000.000 in money in circulation. $89.000,000 in Treasury de. posits with Federal Reserves Banks, $34,000,000 in Treasury cash, and 000,000 in nonmember deposits and other Federal Resedve accounts, and a decrease of $19,000,000 in reserve bank credit, offset in part by increases of $82,000,000 in gold stock and 000.000 in Treasury currency. Excess reserves of member banks in Nov. 6 were estimated to he approximately $6,730,000,000, a decrease of 000.
for the week. "'The principal change' in holdings of $6,000,000 in United States governof bills and securities a was a reduction ment securities, direct and guaranteed: holdings of bonds decreased $2,000,000 and of notes $4,000,000." Companies Report Proposed Issues WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 (AT) -Two companies filed with the Securities Commission today registration statein ments covering more than $60,000,000 proposed new issues. Boston Edison Company, Boston, gave notice of its intention series due 1970.
$53,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, would The company said that the proceeds be applied toward the redemption by Dec. 30 at 107 per cent of $53,000,000 principal amount of 3.5 ner cent first mortgage sinking fund bonds, Series due 1965. The company said that the interest rate on the new issue would be not more than 3 per cent. The exact rate along with the underwriters will be filed later, it McCrory Corporation, New York, shares fled A statement covering 60,000 of 5 cumulative preferred shares of stock, value, 150,000 and common stock, $1 par value, warrants to purchase stock which will be attached to common the preferred. The company said that the ferred would be offered initially preto holders of its present common stock on basis of one share of ferred new prenew and common warrants for 2.5 shares of old for each 16 shares common held as of Nov.
29. Woolen Fabric Famine Near in Various Lines cause NEW of YORK, 7 (AP) -Bethe huge demand for clothing and. blankets for the Army and Navy, spot and near-by deliveries on a wide variety of woolen fabrics are almost impossible to obtain, the New York wool Top Exchange Service reported today. Contracts on large quantities of cloth have for the Army, said the tied up production of service, plants for several months ahead. many Concerning the wholesale price sitfrom uation the service said that latest contracts the market judging waup an average of 35 cents cloths made of wool similar a to yard on used in defense orders.
those The Nary was reported to tered the market for more than have 000 yards of. heavy goods bids will be opened Nov. 19. on Which Washington advices said defense measures permission to included War Department as purchase foreign as well domestic wool to meet needs. Livestock Market steers, CHIC.AGO, Nov.
7 (AP) light medium yearlings, weight and highly finished were in and weighty bullocks prices, lifting broad the demand today at strong top on steers to A new however, peak of $14.80. All other sold weak. grades, was The lost 10-cent higher opening sales in later trade and most late on hogs bulk were at $6.35 down, but the prices sold with carly at 6 to 10 cent higher the top at $6.50. Demand had was narrowed considerably as packers 12,000 head billed directly to them. Lambs held fully steady with the top at $9.75.
(U. S. Dent. Agr.) -Salable hogs 12,000: total around 10 later higher than Wednesday's average; most trade slow, advance lost; of crop sold carly at 5-10 higher prices; top 6.50: bulk good and choice 230-330 lb. butchers 100-220 averages 6.15-10: good 300-100 lb.
packing SOWS 6.00-25; most 400-500 lb. kind 6.85-6.10: shippers took 500; holdovers 1000. Salable cattle 4500: calves 800; all grades yearlings and strictly choice and prime medium weights weighty steers strong; medium, good and average choice weighty steers weak; all light cattle fairly active, heifers firm; cows and bulls steady to strong; active; vealers steady at 11.50 down; prime approximately 1300 lb. steers 14.80, new high on crop; general run weighty steers 7.50-12.50: very few above 13.00; best yearlings common grades scarce; stock cattle slow and steady, more country buyers showing up latc in week; short load fed heifers 12.50; heifer crop mostly 9.50-11.50: cutter cows 5.75 down; weighty sausage bulls up to 7.25. Salable sheep 5000; total 7000; fat lambs fully steady; yearlings and feeding lambs fully 25 higher; ewes stcady; bulk: good to choice natives and fed western lambs 103 lhs.
down 9.50-75: latter top; load 108 9.40; good to choice shorn and medium polt fert lambs 8.75-9.00; fivo decks Montana white faced feeding lambs 9.35. Loans to Brokers WASHINGTON. Nov. 7. (AP) -The Federal Reserve Board reported today that last week's loans to brokers and dealers on securities held by reportmember banks in New York City totaled $326.000,000.
The week ended yesterday and the total represented an increase of $36,000,000 when compared with the previous week. Loans for the corresponding week a year ago totaled $167.000.000. Advances 745 81 Declines 67. 603 Unchanged 02 103 Total issues 901 787 WHAT THE MARKET DID Thurs. Wed.
Great Britain "Reserves in. Full Liberty of Action" in Regard to Italian Capital, Statement Follows Bombing of London by Duce's Fliers; Signs Indicate R. A. F. Will Step Up Tempo of Counterattacks LONDON, 7 (AP) -The Gov.
ernment made it clear today that Britain would "reserve full liberty of action in regard to Rome" since Italian fliers now have joined the Germans in bombing attacks on London. No Amplification This unainplified observation on the status of the Italian capital made by R. A. Butler, undersecretary for foreign affairs, while signs indicated that the Royal Air Force was urgently preparing to increase--not lessenthe tempo of its counterattack during the coming winter. Nothing short of control of German skyways and a complete "bomb blockade" of Nazi heavy industry.
said one neutral air observer, is the British winter and spring aim--a step to a possible attempt to fight to the decision then with field armies. The air ministry reported new bombing thrusts to the outskirts of Berlin, at vital areas far inside Ger. many and along the. blackened Naziheld coastline. 2 Industrial plants in Spandau, a Berlin suburb, were heavily attacked in overnight rails, the ministry said, and A railway junction northwest of the German capital also was bombed Other British bombers were declared to have assaulted Nazi convoy of eight or nine big motor vessels, each Helder.
Holland, and attacked at these averaging some 4000 tons, off Den other far-separated points: Synthetic oil plants Leuna and Hamburg; factories near Dusseldorf; inland Duisburg; railway yards and junctions at Halle, Pretsch on the river and near Cologne; a factory at Salzbergen, Northwest Germany; of shipping at Cuxhaven. Germany. ROD AND GUN BY LENOX E. BIGELOW THE final bird dog field trial of the fall season in this vicinity will be sponsored by the Eastern States Bird Dog Association Sunday and Monday on the grounds of the Ludlow Fish and Game Club. As usual.
entries have been coming in steadily and as the hunting fraternity has settled down the first flush of the gunning scason, a11 exceptionally fine showing of dogs is expected. speaking of dogs, we are sorry to report the passing of Doone's Frosty Merry, owned by Hector Minney of Indian Orchard. Only three and a half years old, Merry was one of outstanding pointers among the many fine dogs in these parts. Minney had chalked up 10 wins at many larger trials with her and had been working to make her one of 15 the best -known all -age dogs from this area. The dependable, wide-ranging MerI ry Is shown above, snapped in one lot her favorite In some way she got disteniner and in spite of all her master could do, she failed to recover from the illness." At A meeting "The one that didn't get away.
club" in Augusta, Wednesday, where 1. Whittum of Atlantic was elected president, Fish and Game ('ommissioner George L. Stobic told the anglers present it would be wise for them to support any move intended to remedy pollution in Maine rivers, "if 3Ou desire to have good salmon fishing continue." It set 11S to thinking that we, down here in the Connecticut Valley, have really, Inado considerable progress along that line, thanks to the initial blast onE Springfield Chapter, Izaak Walton League, and more recently the Connecticut River Game Fish Association: and Division of Fisheries and Game. Hartford, Springfield and Thompsonville now have sewage disposal systems. Holyoke, Chicopee and Northampton must follow suit within a short time or get themselres into trouble.
And, last but not least, the Holyoke fishway is well along toward completion. That's whole lot of progress when you stop to figure it out. The next logical step appears to he a physical and ecological sur. vey of the Connecticut River. It thing seems AS definite though should! it's time he some.
along that line. It is going to cost money and take considerable time. Who will pay for it we are not prepared to say. However, just as thought, ch.e investigation of striped bass was first financed and started in Connecticut by the sportsmen and state game department. If we are going to have salmon within the next decade, we should do something more than talk about it.
a Why not a dime or a quarter each from every person holding it sporting license? Can we get Vermont and New Hamp shire and Connectient sufficiently interested to assist financially? Let's find out. "Jewish Business" Signs Displayed in Paris Shops PARTS, Nov. 2. (Delayed via Borlin) -Long yellow signs: bearing Amplifying its story of the raid, the air ministry announced that at the same time Duisburg was attacked its supplemental port of Ruhrort also was bombed, along with the other Rhine ports of Mannheim and Ludwig. shaven.
In all these areas, returning pilots. reported, fires leaped up and. there were "many explosions." At Ludwigshaven, one said he counted 20 distinct explosions. Butler's remark about Rome WAS the House of Commons. Italy, which had declared Rome an open or undefended city after she entered the war last June 10, joined the aerial attack on London Oct.
i 21. (Rome has not been bombed, but last Monday, when British pilots bombed Naples, the capital had an 3 air raid alarm. On the same day an unofficial Vatican source said that" Pope Pius NIl would remain at the Vatican and probably. would protest any bombing of Rome because the church properties in that city.) Aimed at Morale Discussing Britain's winter campaign, a qualified neutral informant said it probably would be a carefully defined process intended first to destroy German war factories and second to smash railroad and shipping facilities -but aimed above all else at damaging German morale. He added that next would come an attempt to gain daylight air cy over all Germany.
publication Aeroplane sug. gested that this could be done with: "a new generation" of heavy bombers plus American equipment. No qualified observers are willing to say this equipment would include the American Sperry bomb sight. 4 1 1: If McKesson, Robbins Reorganization Plan NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (AT) -A proposed plan of reorganization of Mc.
Kesson and Robbins. filed in Federal Court today, provided for the company's recapitalization and full payment, with accrued interest, of the total debt, estimated at 756. This includes $15,723.000 of 20- year, per cent convertible debentures. The. plan submitted by Trustee William J.
Wardall provided that it new senior securities were under. written or sold, full payment would of payment would 40 per cent or be made in cash. the Otherwise, the basis more in cash, 40 per cent in new 15. vear per cent sinking fund debentures and the balance in new 5 per cent cumulative preferred stock. The plan assumes thats the new company would retain property and the present drug, liquor and other businesses under a directorate composed mainly of present executive officers.
Boston Produce Jobbing Prices BUTTER--Creamery. in ash tubs, scoring higher than extras 4 36 A pound, extras 35 67 33 extra firsts 350 2511 C. Chiplets and individual prints 39 40 40c; pound print. quarter pound prints. 38c.
Five-pound boxes 40c: Unsalted 470 CHEESE Presh twins, daisies and Young America a pound. EGGS- specials, brown 41c a dozen, white 10c: extras 39c: mediums 37c; pullets 30c. Western, bennery, brown 10c, white 10c; extras 38c, extra firsts 36c, firsts 31c. WHITE SUGAR Leading refineries serving the New England territory quote refined sugar at 4.35c pound base, immediate shipments only; regular guarantees. DRESSED POULTRY- -Native.
roasting chickens, fancy 32 A pound, fair to good 184020c: broilers, fancy fair to good fowl, fancy 19C, fair to good roosters ducklings Western fowl. 30 to 43 pounds 36 to 43. pounds 16c; 43 to 47 pounds 17e: 18 to 54 pounds to 69 pounds 19c; heavier 200. Western chickens, 17 to 20. pounds 21 to 24 pounds 23 1c: 23 to 30 pounds 131 to 35 and 00 to 42 pounds 190: 433 to 47 pounds 10c; 18 to 31 pounds 56 to -69.
pounda heavier 22c. Turkeys, Northwestern toms 12-20 pounds heavier. 190: hens LIVE colored, six pounds and heavier 130 A pound, leas than six pounds 130 lie. Chickens, roasting 16 4 frying 180. Broilers, less than thice pounds Roosters 104 122.
FRUIT--Apples, Baldwins bx, McIntosh $1 1.50; avocado $1401.3) flat: bar.alas, yellow 1124 lb; cranberries, carly black $3.23 0 3.33 bx. Howes $3.50 grapefruit, yellow meats $2.25 0 2.13 bx, pink meats $2.750 3.20; grapes, lug, malaga and tokay. ribier 2.23; lemons hx: limes, seedless 25 1.30 carton; melons, honeydew, casaba and Winter a termelous $2 61 2.23 Prt: oranges, California $3.00604.50 bx. $2.5003 bx; pears, Bartletts 2.5000 00 2.70 bx, beurre bone $2.23 3 50, beurre d'anjou $7.25 00 2.30; simmons 1.60 1.73 bu: pineapples, Cuban crt, Puerto Rican $3 00 6.50 crt. and 1.75 $2.730 5 pomegranates $1.25 lug.
green $14 2.25 hskt, wax beets, bunch 35050c hx, cutoff; 40 broccoli crt; Brussels sprouts, repacked California 120 13c qt: cabbage, white 20 33c bx, red 35 carrots, bunch 33430c bx, cutoffs 30060c; cauliflowers 20 4 30c bx and 75 crt; celery, white 654 83c pascal 75c0 cucumbers bx; ert: kale 35 09 10: bx; lettuce, hot house 300400. iceberg $3 3.25 crt: mushrooms bskt; onions, yellow 6541 80c bag, white $1.330 parsley 3567500 bx, parsnips 40 4 50c peas bskt: peppers S5c bskt. and 2 00 2.60 potatoes. white 506 500 60-Ibs and $1.10 100-Jha. sweet potatoes 8500 1.25 bskt: radishes 83e bx spinach 3000400 lb: squash, winter 1b and bbl.
summer. $1 bakt; tomatoes, hothouse lb, repacked California 2.25 lug: turnipe. purple tops 35 40c white Capeg 5485c bx. yellow, dirty 70 50-Ibs. waxed 804 83c.
Boston Wholesale Prices. BOSTON, Nov. 7: (AP). Wholesale prices today were: Butter. extras 00 score 31: cheese, fresh twins.
18-18 near-by, erecials 31: medium pullets 25: flour, spring patents 196 lDA. in 98-Ih. sacks 0.10- 6.70; corn, all rail yellow 82-93; oats. all rail fancy 40 lbs. 49-50; potatoes, Green Mountain per 100 1.10-1.15; hay No.
2 timothy 17.60 beef. sides gond to choico 17-20 Jambs, good to choice 13 veal. good to choire poultry, dressed native turkeys, hems 30: native tom4 21-23; fowls. 18-10: fancy live fowls sugar, Jhs. 1.35.
Colon Develop Colo Fuel I WAT Colta I' Arms 80 Column ORG 1 1 3 Comwith So war 1-16 1-16 Cons Bal 71 Con Bal pt 100 Cons Ret Strs Cons Sti Corp 6 Cont pr bf 04 94. Cont Roll Sti 8 Cook Pt 10 10 Cooper -Bess 107. 814 Copper Range 514 Cornuc Min Cor Rey pi 67 67 Cosden Petro 1-16 15-16 Do pf Creole Pet 137 1234 Crocker- Brewing. El 514 3-14 3-16 Crown Drug Cuban Atl Sug Dayton 11. Decca Records Dennison deb 10013 Do Dr pf 33 UR Det MI pt 18 18 Divco Twin Trk 15 Domin Stl Coal 6 Draper Corp Driver-llar.
pl 109 buke Power 731 Duro-Test Duval Tex Sul Eagle Pich L.d 1014 East Gas 31 1)o 6 pf Do pr pi 67 56 East Sta pf A 1714 17 Do 14 Easy Wash Fi Bond Sh Do Do $5 ni war 2 Elgin Nat Wat Einp 8 pi Sti 833 Emp 6 79 Empire Pow Equity Corn $3pf Esquire Inc AV 10 Fairchild Fanny Farm Fansteel Met 91 Fodders Mig Fiat Ret 18 18 Fidello Brew 5-16 Fire Ag Phil RO 69 Fla 114 114 Ford Can A 117: Ford Mot Lid Fox Brew 21 21 Froedt pi 19 191 Fruchaut Tea 2012 Fuller 4 pi Gen Alloys 112 Gen Firentg Gen pf 33. 33 Gen Share 3 10 pf 61 63 Georg Pow $6 98 98 Gilbert A. Glen Aid Coal Godchaux Sug A 101, 10. Do 100 bf 011., Goldfield Con Gorh Inc bf 14 Gt AtI. nv.
102 Do 1st 130 Greent 8 8 Gulf Oil 30 Gulf St. Ut 111 111 ITall Lamp 81 Hartford Ray vic 1 10-14 Harvard Brew Ircla Min 37 Helena Rubin 11 11 Heyden Chem 69 Hires 18 181 Hoe (R) Co A A 9 ilolling Gold Hornel Co 32 Humble Oil 59 Hum-Ross 3 pf st Ilygrade. I'd Do pte 4 Ill Iowa Pow Do div ct Do pt 28 11 Imp Zine Oil Ltd 8 Ind Svc 6 pi 11 14 Indply pi 11: 1: Ins Co Am 481 Int Cig Mich 21 21 Int Hyd pt Int Indust Int war Int Petrol 11 Int Home Eg 834 Invest Roy Iron Firem vtc Irving Air Ch 11 Jacohs Jer pf Jones Lau 30 Kennedy's 612 Kings Late 6014 6014 Kingston Prod 1 Kleinert. 10 10 Koppers Co pi. 90 90 Lake Shore Lakey Idy Lane- Wells Lehigh 318 1011e Star CAs 10 Long pf Louis Do pr.
3 Ludw Baum pt vtc 05 Manati: Sug war Margay Oil 1074 Marion St Shov Master Kirc 01 MelVill Dredg Memph GAS Mer MT Sec A Merritt -C the words "Jewish business," printed in both German and French were pasted diagonally today across shops owned by Jews. By German order, all having Jews represented in the management. are forced to display the signs. Vermont leads the nation in the production of maple sirup. Legal Notices MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of a power: of sale given and contained in certain.
mortgage from Arthur L. Consolini and Dorothy W. Consolini, (hushand and wife) of Springfield. Hampden. County, Massachusetts, to Leonard E.
Belcher, Incorporated, a corporation organized by law and having A usual and principal place of Springheld, Hampden County, Massachusetts. which mortgage is dated August 23d, 1939. and recorded in Book 1079, l'age 136. llampden County Registry of Deeds, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of forecingth sane, there will be sold on the mortgaged. (and, hereinafter described) premises, at public auction at 9 A.M., on Monday, November 25th.
1940. All and ainguiar the premises conveyed by said mortgage. namely the land in Springfeld; Hampden County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, with buildings thereon and appurtenances therc*nto pertaining and additions placed thereon, said land being bounded and described as follows: Being tiat certain lot or parcel of land known and designated as lot numbered twentyfive (23) as shown oll a plan of lots designated as "Sheldon Terrace," as recorded 111 Book of Plans four (1). Page fortysix (46), in Hampden County Registry of Deeds to which plan and refer-, ence is hereby made for a detailed and particular description of said lot. aforesaid, and more particularly hounded 85 follows: Easterly by Ellsworth Avo-4 nue, as shown on above- mentioned plan, fifty (50) feet, 'Foutherly by lot as shown on said plan, one hundred (100) feet, Westerly by land now or formerly of- Chase-Seyler Realty Trust, fifty (50) feet, and northerly by lot as shown on above-mentioned plan, one hundred (100) feet, said lot heing situated on sAid Ellsworth Avenue; as aforesaid, And numbered on said street.
Subject to: (1) Restrictions of record. (2) to a prior mortgage to the West Springfield Co-OperAlive Bank on which there is due (August 230, 1939) $3740.14 and accrued interest from July -1, 1939. Including in. said mortgage (as part of said really) all furnACeS or beating apparatus now or hereafter placed 011 said premises, plumbing. gas and electric fixtures, mantels.
shades. screens: and screen doors. oil burner (if now or hereafter incorporated into. raid realty) and including all other fixtures installed in granted promises which renders such Usable and generally appurtenant to the and made a part thereof. Subject to" prior liens on said fixtures.
Terms: cash to lie paid at tine and place of. sale as 'aforcsald; other terms to he announced at said aforesaid sale. LEONARD E. BELCHER. Incorporated, mortgagee, by Harry E.
Kendall, Treasurer. C. M. Jacobs. Attorney.
25 Harrison Springfeld, Mass. nov 1-8-15 BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD November 7, 1940, Notice is hereby given, under Chapter: 138 of the General Laws, that MARCONI CLUB, has applied for 8 license to sell alcoholic beverages of the followinc kind: All Alcoholie AS A Club at 89 Parallel Strect in said Springfield, in frat. floor' and cellar for storage of said buildV ing. GERALD TA FOLEY SAMUEL G. SIMONE PATRICK A.
DOYLE Licensing Board. BOARD 01 LICENSE COMMISSIONERS. FOR 7110 CITY ON SPRINGFIELD Application No. 133 Nov, 8, 1910 Notice. is hereby given, under Chapter 138 of the -General Laws.
that THE P'ACKAGE STORE. Lilian Simcovitz, has applied for a license to sell alcoholic beverages nt the following kind: All Alcoholic as A. Package Store At 507 Belmont Avenue in SAid Springtield, in Arst and cellar for storage of said building. GERALD L. FOLEY SAMUEL G.
SIMONS PATRICK A. DOYLE Licensing Board. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CITY OF Application No. 30 Nov. 7, 1940 Notice is hereby given, under Chapter.
138 of the General Laws. that THE PINES CAFE, INC, Mira. Mary McCaugh- AN. has applied for A license to self alcoholic beverages of the following klud: All Alcoholic Common Victualer. at 13 Adams Street iu said Springfield, in first foor And cellar for' storage of sald building.
GERALD L. FOLEY SAMUEL G. SIMONS PATRICK A. DOYLE Board. BOARD OFF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CITY Or SPRINGFIELD Application No.
33 7, 1010 Notice 18 hereby given. under Chanter 138 of the Laws, that JAMES W. CHUM, Canton Restaurant, ham applied to sell alcoholic Ages of the following kind: Wines End Malt Beverages A.9 a Common Victualer at 111 Worthington Street in said. Springfield. in first floor and cellar for atorage of sali building.
GERALI Li FOLEY SAMUEL G. SIMONS PATRICK A. DOYLE Licensing Board. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Hampden Probate Court In To RAY T. HOFFMAN of Jarrisburg, the State of A libel has been presented to said Court by your wife, HOFFMAN of Weat Springfield, in said County, praying 3 that a divorce from the fond of matritony between herself ard you be.
decreed for custody of minor for: the cause of A desertion and praying It you desire to object theretn. you or your attorney should fit 4 4 4 written anpearance in Maid Court within one days from the twenty-sixth day of November 1910, the return day of. this citation. Witness, JOIN A. DENISON, Esquire, First.
Judge of Court, this seventh day of. October in the sear one thousand nine hundred forty. WILLIAM T. DILLON, Register. nov 8-11-18am 8 14 112 21 1 103 83 3 14 2 39.
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