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326 Acts, 1929. — Chaps. 318, 319.

to be assessed upon the cities and towns of the metropoHtan parks district in proportion to the respective taxable valua- tions of the property of said cities and towns, as defined in section fifty-nine of chapter ninety-two of the General Laws. Approved May 15, 1929.

Chap.Z\S An Act establishing the salary of the secretary of THE commonwealth AND PROHIBITING THE COLLECTION OF CERTAIN FEES IN HIS DEPARTMENT.

Be it enacted, etc., as follows:

G. L.9, § 1, Section 1. Section one of chapter nine of the amended. General Laws is hereby amended by striking out, in the third line, the word "six" and inserting in place thereof the word: — State secretary, seven, — so as to read as follows : — Section 1 . There shall salary, etc. be a department of the state secretary under his supervision and control, organized as provided in this chapter. The state secretary shall receive a salary of seven thousand dollars. He shall make a quarterly return on oath to the governor and council of all fees of office received by him, and give to the state treasurer a bond, in a penal sum and with sureties approved by the governor and council, con- ditioned satisfactorily to account for all money received by him in his official capacity. G. L. 222, § 3, Section 2. Section three of chapter two hundred and amended. twenty-two of the General Laws is hereby amended by add- Collection of ing at the end thereof the following : — certain fees new sentence Neither prohibited. the state secretary, nor any officer or employee in his de- partment, acting as such a commissioner shall charge any fee for administering such an oath. When to take effect. Section 3. The increase in salary provided for by this act shall not take effect until an appropriation has been made sufficient to cover the same and then as of June first in the current year. Approved May 15, 1929.

C/iap.319 An Act dissolving certain corporations.

Emergency Whereas, It is necessary that certain delinquent and other preamble. corporations be dissolved before April first in the current year, therefore this act is hereby declared to be an emergency law, necessary for the immediate preservation of the public convenience.

Be it enacted, etc., as follows:

Certain cor- Section 1. Such of the following named corporations as porations dissolved. are not already legally dissolved are hereby dissolved, sub- ject to the provisions of sections fifty-one and fifty-two —of chapter one hundred and fifty-five of the General Laws : A. & H. Dress Co., A. Bonfigho Company, A. C. Holmes, Inc., A. C. Lewis Leather Company, A. Doda Co., Inc., A. E. Copp Company, A. F. Bourque, Inc., A. F. Wastcoat, Incorporated, A. Fisher & Son, Inc., A. H. Atwood Co., Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 327

A. H. Tutin Co. Inc., A. Hankey & Company, Incorporated, ^^1^'^^^°'" A. J. Bates Company, A. J. Beaumier Company, A. J. Com- disaoived. pany, A. L. Sayles & Sons Company, A-1 Painting and Decorating Co., Inc., A. Skolnik, Inc., A. T. Stuart Realty Corporation, A. W. Rogers Electric Company, Inc., Abbott Realty Company, Aberdeen Laundry Company, Acme Motor Devices Company, Acme Shoe Co. Inc., Adams Warehouse Co., Adaskin Furniture Company of Worcester, Advance Aircraft Company, Aerial Advertising, Inc., Aero Inn As- sociates, Inc., Al-By Garage Company, Al. Knox Shoe Co. Inc., Alan Shepard & Co., Inc., Alba Restaurant, Inc., Albert E. Heustis, Incorporated, Albert F. Baldwin Com- pany Inc., Albert's Incorporated, Aldemite Roofing & Paint- ing Company, Alexander Strauss Incorporated, Alexander's Fashion Shop, Inc., Alfred Securities Corp., All Metal Company, Inc., AU-Nu Products Co., Allen Sales Com- pany, Incorporated, Alta Clothing, Inc. of , Alton Footwear, Inc., Altshuler Raincoat Company, Alwood Oil Burner Company, The, American Fancier and Stockkeeper Company, The, American Finance Company, American Horsemobile Company, American Liberty Loan Co., Inc., American Linseed Company, American National-Security Company, American Optical Company do Brazil, American Players Film Company, American Reclamation Company, American Record Manufacturing Co., American Sand Blast Company of Boston, American Solvents & Chemical Corpo- ration of , American Storage Battery Com- pany, The, American Storage Warehouse Co., American Wet Wash Laundry Company, The, Ames Nowell, Incorpo- rated, Amesbury Seat Mfg. Company, Ancienne France, Ltd. of Salem, Mass., Ancona Company, The, Anderson Fire Brick Company, Angus Engineering Company, Incorporated, Annite Products of New England, Inc., The, Anthony B. Cassedy Inc., Anthony H. Brackett & Co., Inc., Appliance Merchandising Corporation, Arcade Finance Corporation, Arco Insurance Agency, Inc., Arkayar Rubber Products Corp., Arnold J. Booth Realty Co., Arrow Haulage Com- pany, Art-Line Shoe Co., Arthur F. Bent Company, Arthur T. McGilvreay Co., Ashfield Co-operative Creamery As- sociation, The, Ashland Manufacturing Company, Ashley Read Equipment Company, Ashmont Motor Company, Asia Sales Company, Inc., Associated Building Crafts, Inc., Associated Contractor, Inc., The, Associated First National Pictures of New England, Inc., Associated Growers of Sterling Apples, Inc., Associated Producers, Inc., Associated Tire Corporation, Atkinson Shoe Company, Atlantic Cone Company, The, Atlantic Market Co., Inc., Atlantic Oil Corporation, Atlantic States Warehouse & Cold Storage Company, Atlantic Tire Company, Atlas Auto Service Corporation, Atumba Minerals Corporation, August E. Francini & Co., Inc., Austin Baldwin & Co., Inc., Auto Rental, Inc., Automatic Credit Company, The, Automatic Ordnance L't'd., Automobile Accessory and Radio Com- 328 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certain cor- pany, Avoii Lumber Company, The, Ayer I^rivate Hospital, di'sToVved. Incorporated, Ayer Tanning Company. B. & B. Company, B & G Realty Company, B & J Phar- mac}^ Inc., B & M Construction Company, B and S Shop, Inc., The, B and X Lunch, Inc., B. B. & R. Knight, Inc., B. J. & A. B. Theatre Corporation, B. J. Brimmer Company, B. Silverman & Son, Inc., Back Bay Auto Renting Company, Back Bay Public Market Co., Balcom and Dion Inc., Bank- ers Discount Corporation, Bankers Realty Company, Barnard Brothers Company, Barnet Leather Co., Inc. of Massachusetts, Barron Cohen Co., Bass Point Company, Bay State Auto Repair Co. Inc., Bay State Brick & Stone Co., Bay State Garter Company, Bay State Research & Manufacturing Co., Inc., Bay State Rubber Co., Bay State Wall Paper Company, Bay State Yellow Cab Co. of Chelsea, Bazley Engineering Co., Inc., Beacon Creamery Company, Beacon Dry Goods System Inc., Beacon Rathskellar, Inc., Beacon Undergarment Co., Bean Construction Co., Incor- porated, Beatrice Creamery Company, Beauty Top Lift Company, Beaver Drug Company, Becker Fur Co., Inc., The, Beckwith Motor Company, Bedford Woolen Mills, Beede, Inc., Belding-Hall Electrice Corporation of New England, Belger Company, Inc., The, Belleaire, Incorporated, Bellingham Shoe Manufacturing Company, The, Bellow Drug Store Incorporated, Belmont Nash Co., Inc., Belmont Spa Inc., Belvidere Woolen Company, Benchley Brothers, Inc., Bender, Wickstrom & Company, Inc., Benj. Pope & Edgar W. Cottle, Inc., Bentwood Novelty Company, Berkeley Construction Co. Inc., Berkshire Company, The, Bernard Motor Company, Bernhard-Crowe Manufacturing Company, Bernstein-Kramer Company, Bethel-Player Co. Inc., Better Service Company, Bickford Operating Corpora- tion, Billings Dental Company, Bilt-Rite Oil Burner Com- pany, Biltmore Shoe Co., Birch River Gold Mines, Inc. of Ontario, Bishop and Babcock Company of Massachusetts, The, Blackburn-Martin Inc., Blake, Inc., Blanchard Instru- ment Company, Blotcher Dress Company, Blue Ribbon Laundry Co. of Brockton, Bob Malone Company, Inc., Bolton Worsted Mills, Inc., Bonded Home Bureau, Incor- porated, Bondholders Security Corporation, Bonoloid Cor- poration, Boothbay Harbor Contracting Company, Boston & New York Coach Co., Boston and Suburban Laundry Company, Boston Braid Manufacturing Company, Boston Chicle Company, Boston-Connecticut Motor Lines, Inc., Boston Cooperage Company, Boston Crown Co., Boston Machinery Company, Boston Market, Incorporated, The, Boston Mohair Velvet Company, Boston Motor Co., Boston Novelty Shoe Co., Boston Overland Company, Boston Potato Chip Co., Boston Rag Rug Company, Inc., Boston Sanitary Service Co., Inc., Boston Shipbuilding Company, Boston Telegram Company, The, Boston Typewriter Co. Inc., Boston Wood Heel Company, Boston Wood Heel Company of Framingham, Inc., Bostonia Cigar Company. Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 329

Boyle & Bradley, Inc., Bojdston Bakery, Inc., Boylston Certain cor-

Bottling Company, Boylston Drug Co., Inc., Boylston diL^soVvrd. Multigraphing Co. Inc., Bradshaw & Company Inc., Brad- smith Counter Company, Incorporated, Breezy Meadows, Inc., Brett Shirt Company, Brian E. Hawkes & Co., Inc., Cab, Inc., Brightwood Manufacturing Com- pany, The, Brightwood Sales Corporation, Bristol Block Company, Broad Sound Holding Company, Broadway Amusement Company, Broadway Dry Goods Co., Broad- way Garage of Somerville Inc., Broadway Tire Service Company, Inc., Brockton Honeycrust Bread Co., Brockton Mowing Machine Cutter-Bar Company, Brockton Webbing Company, Brockway-Smith Corporation, The, Brookfield Woolen Company, Brookline Hotel Corporation, Brookline Taxi Co. Inc., Brookline Village Provision Co., Brownell Boston Company, Brownings, Inc., Browns Ticket Agency, Inc., Brunelle "Flowerland" Inc., Building Finishing Cor- poration, The, Bunker Hill Pharmacy, Inc., Business Ad- ministration Bureau, Incorporated, The, Business Invest- ment Corporation, Butkovitz Fur Company, Inc., Butler's Inc., Byron N. Sellers, Inc. C and I Transportation Company, Inc., The, C B Die & Machine Co., C. D. Kepner Company, The, C. E. Chapin Co., Inc., C. E. Robinson Company, Inc., C. E. Soule, Inc., C. E. Taylor's Express Inc., C. Ernest Hill Incorporated, C. L. Dutton Co., C. P. Thompson Company, Incorporated, C. S. Hardy, Inc., C. S. Scott Company, C. W. Dyer, Inc., Cadillac Berkshire Company, Cafe Bova, Inc., Cambridge Art Brass M'f'g. Co., The, Camp Mohican, Inc., Campbell Appliance Co., The, Canadian Club Beverage Company, Canton Company, Incorporated, Cape Cod Real Estate Operators, Inc., Capitol Chain Stores, Inc., Capitol Coat Co., Capitol Film Corporation, Capitol Manufactui'ing Com- pany, Inc., Capitol Operating Company, Capitol Theatre Company of Lowell, Carl T. Daley Co., Carmel Candy Stores, Inc., Carmine Zamarro Co., Carnoba Candies Inc., Carpen- ter Die & Tool Company, Carroll Manufacturing Company, Carson Shoe Co. Inc., Carter, Rice & Company, Inc. (1883), Cash & Carry Stores Inc., Casler's, Incorporated, Castle Square Players Incorporated, The, Castlegate Garage, Inc., Cedar Acres, Inc., Cee Curity Trunk & Bag Co., Celerundum Radio Products Co., Center Realty Corporation, Central Battery & Tire Service, Inc., Central Flag Company, Inc., Central Garage of Newtonville Incorporated, Central Mfg. Co., Inc., Central Mortgage & Investment Trust, Inc., Central Packing Co. Inc., Central Square Theatre, Inc., Central Star Automobile Co., Centre Department Store, Inc., Centrifugal Fan Company, Century Parlor Furniture Co., Chandler & Patten Co., Chapin Brothers, Inc., Charles A. Coombs, Inc., Charles A. Esty Paper Company (1915), Chas. A. G. Winther Co., Charles E. Moody & Co., Inc., Charles Frederick Company, Inc., Chas. H. Grover, Inc., Charles Hudson, Inc., Charles J. Roche, Inc., Charles L. 330 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

porations"'^' Richardson Company, Charles 0. Timson Shoe Co., Chas. dissolved. W. Winslow, Incorporated, Charlsam Real Estate Co., Chase & Lyman Incorporated, Checker Inn Company, Chelsea Leather Company, Chester F. Gibbons Co. Inc., Chevaux Kid Leather Co., Chilton Corporation, The, Chimes Spa Company, Chisholm Development Company, Incor- porated, Chocolate Shop of Worcester, Inc., Cifre Drug Company, Citizens Finance Corporation (1925), City Fuel Securities Company, City Hall Sq. Motor Car Co., City Restaurants, Inc., Claire, Inc., Clarence P. Baxter Company Inc., Clark & Lee Company, The, Clark & Parker, Incor- porated, Claude E. Davis, Inc., Clement Company, The, Clifford Construction Co., CHfton B. Russell, Incorporated, Clinton Carpet Company, Chnton Corporation, Chnton Pants Company, Inc., Cloran & Moloney, Inc., Close Mani- fold Mfg. Company, Cochrane Print Works Company, Cocozella & Solar Inc., Coffee Pot, Inc., Coffee Shoppe, Inc., The, Cohen & Son, Inc., Cole & Harlow, Inc., ColHngwood Yarn Company, CoUis and Company, Inc., Collord Hardware Company, Colonial Blanket Mills, Inc., Colonial Investment Company, Colonial Trust and Discount Corporation, The, Colonial Wall Paper Co., Colonial Wood Heel Co., Columbia Advertising Company, Columbia Cafe Inc., Columbia Coffee Company, The, Columbia College Clothes, Inc., Columbia Films, Inc., Columbia Lacquer and Paint Company, Colum- bia Theatre Co., Columbus Pharmacy, Inc., Comans Com- pany, Inc., Comfort & Zavaha Shoe Trimmings Co., Comins Rubber Shoe Co., Commercial Buildings Corporation of New England, Commercial Protective Association, Inc., Common- ' wealth Auto Body Service, Inc., Commonwealth Garage Inc., Commonwealth Real Estate & Investment Company, Inc., Commonwealth Wall Paper Company, Compressible Tube Incorporated, Conant Hospital Co., Conant, Houghton and Co., Incorporated, Conlon Prescott Co., Connecticut Valley Coach Co., Consolidated Electrical Companies, Inc., Consolidated Underwriters, Inc., Consumers' Supply Com- pany of Springfield, Contentment Farm Company, Con- tinental Bedding Company, Continental Realty Company, Converse Rubber Sales Corporation, Converse Rubber Shoe Company, Coolidge Hudson-Essex Co., Cooper's Spa, Inc., Copithorn Mfg. Co., Copley Investment Company, The, Copley Mortgage Corporation, Market Inc., Corr Manufacturing Company, Cosmopolitan Theatres & Film Company, Inc., Cotton Research Company, Inc., Country Craft Manufacturing Company, Court Machine Company, Craig Fountain Pen Corporation, The, Craigie Circle Company, Crandon Wool Company, Credit & Audit Bureau of New England, Inc., The, Crescent Gardens, Inc., Crescent Natural Gas Corporation, The, Crown Confec- tionery Company, Crown Electrical Welding Company, Crown Hotel Company, Crown Mfg. Company, Crown Millinery Co., Crown Theatre Co., Inc., Cruise Shoe Com- pany, Cubicle Stores, Inc., Cunningham Burdwood Con- Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 331

of England, struction Co., Cuptor Sales Company New ^^l^ll^^l"'- Currier-Todd Company, Cushman Candy Company, Cus- dissolved. torn House Garage Company, Inc., Cutwell Inc., Cypress Pharmacy, Inc. D. A. Donovan Jr. Shoe Company, D. C. H. Co., The, Dadmun Co., Daily News Publishing Company, The, Dainties Sales Co., Inc., Danforth Farms Realty Corpora- tion, Darling's Garage, Inc., Darnstaedt-McGillivray Motor Company, D'Augusta Co. Inc., David J. Hurley Furniture Company, David J. Ingraham, Inc., David Mendelsohn, Inc., David W. Lewis Company, Davidson Mortgage Com- pany, Davis-Smith Company, The, Davis Warehouse Com- pany, Pharmacy, Inc., Deal & Hawkins, Inc., Dean Shoe Manufacturing Company, Decoma Leather Specialty Company, Decorative Metal Co. Inc., Delhud Coal and Supply Company, The, Devon Furniture Com- pany, Inc., Devon Shoe Co., Inc., Devonshire Bond and Mortgage Corporation, Devonshire Securities Corporation, Dexter Real Estate Company, Diamond Vaporizer Com- pany, Diamond Vaporizer Sales Inc., Diehl & Co., Inc., Dighton Stove Lining Company, Dillon Printing & Pub- lishing Co. Inc., Dime-Eat Sales & Service Company, Dis- count Company of New England, Dixon Steamship Com- pany, Doane & Williams Lumber Company, Dock Square Fruit & Produce, Inc., Dockham Publishing Company, Dr. C. W. King, Inc., Dr. I. Rosenberg Hanover Dental Com- pany, Domestic Oil Heating Company, Dominick G. Isernio Company, Dono Corporation of Massachusetts, Doody Vapor Heating Company, The, Door Control Engineering Company, Dorchester Auto Sales Co., Dorchester Iron & Metal Co., Dorchester Motor Sales, Inc., Dorchester Paige Jewett Company, Inc., D 'Orlando & Co., Ltd., Doyle & Lydon, Inc., Drake & Company, Inc., Drivurself Corpora- tion of New England, Du Pont Company, Inc., Dual Duty Pen & Pencil Company, Inc., Dubin-Kimball Co., Du- chemin Wrecking Co., Inc., Duchin Tailoring Co., Dudley Freeman Company, Inc., Dudley Hardware Co. Inc., Duffley-Rolfe Company, Dunn Land Company, Dunn, Richards and Tuller, Incorporated, Dupont Leather Goods, Inc., Durfee Piano Company, Inc., Dyer Company, The. E. B. Truax & Son, Inc., E. E. Wilson Company, E. H. Hosford Co., E. J. Berry Company, E. M. Fay Electric Company, Inc., E. Pappas Co., E. R. Grabow Company, Inc., Eagle Construction Company, Eameslea Real Estate Corporation, Earnest E. Smith, Incorporated, Earnsdale Worsted Company, Eastern Apple Company, Eastern But- ter Company, Eastern Coal and Coke Company, Eastern Electric Supply Co., Eastern Extract Company, Eastern Luggage Company, Inc., Eastern Rubber Co., Eastern Sal- vage Co., Eastern Tire Rebuilders Co., Eastern Tire Supply Co., Economy Plumbing, Lighting and Heating Supply Company, Economy Rug Works, Inc., Edgarton Mfg. Co., Edgartown Realty Company, The, Edie & Company, In- 332 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certain cor- corporatccl, Edlo Laboratories, Inc. (1925), Edward M. dissolved. Alden Co., Edward Perkins Lumber Co., Edwards Furniture Company, Inc., Edwin C. Foss Inc., Ehrlich & Wolf Inc., El-Jobe-An Mutual Building Association, Inc., Eliot Lunch, Inc., Elizabeth Eaton, Inc., Elliot & Douglas Manufacturing Company, Elm Amusement Company of Danvers, Elm Amusement Company of Hudson, Elm Street Theatre Com- pany of Worcester, Elm Theatre Company, Empire Milli- nery Company, Inc., Endurance Mfg. Co. Inc., Enfield Dairy Inc., Ernest A. Hurd, Inc.; Esplanade, Incorporated, The, Essex Baking Company, Inc., Essex County Co- operative Dairy Association, Essex Drug Co., Essex Hosiery Co. Inc., Essex Shoe Company, Inc., Essex Wood Heel Company, Estes-Odell, Inc., Evans-Lawrie Company, Ever Sharp File Co. Inc., Everett Bronze and Aluminum Foundry Inc., Everett Motor Company, Everwell Associates, In- corporated, The, Everyday, Inc. F. A. Hermann Company, F. A. York Co., F. D. Kirby, Inc., F. E. Atteaux & Co., Inc., F. E. Earle Company, F. H. Thomas Company, F. L. Horton Corporation, F. P. Adams Company, Inc., F. T. Curley Company, Inc., F. T. Mor- combe Co., F. W. Pray Coal Company, F. X. DeLorey & Co. Inc., Fahey Leather Stain Co., Fairfield Shoe Co., Fairview Inn, Inc., Falcon Press, Fall River Produce Com- pany, Fall River Restaurant Company, Falls Dry Goods Company, The, Famous Cloak Company, Fannon's Tog Shops Inc., Farmers Co-operative Dairy Dealers, Inc., Fashion Parlor Furniture Company, Fashion Shop, Incorpo- rated, Federal Abrasive Works, Inc., Federal Coach Com- pany, Federal Truck Company of Boston, Federal Willow Furniture Manufacturing Company, Operating Company, Fibreboard Supply Company, Fidelity Clothing Co. Inc., Fidelity Realty Co., Inc., Fidlers' Inc., Olympia Co., Finance and Realty Corporation, The, Finnish Baths, Inc., First National Exhibitors Circuit of New England, Inc., Fiske Motors Inc., Fitchburg Bobbin Cleaning Machine Co., Fitchburg Brick Company, Fitz- Gerald the Druggist Inc., Fitzgerald Corporation, The, Fiumara-Watts Garage Company, The, Flagg Lunch, Inc., Flash-On-Advertising Co., The, Fhnt & Co. Inc., Florida Grape and Land Company, Florida-Massachusetts Com- pany, Florida Scenic Highlands Land Company, Forest Hills Construction Co. Inc., Forrest-Lydiard Co., The, Foster & Co., Inc., Fowle, Hibbard Company, Fox Furniture Company (1919), Frances H. Clapp Corporation, Francis C. Gagnier, Inc., Francis L. Stanley Company, Frank A. Andrews Inc. (1911), Frank A. Holby Corporation of Massa- chusetts, Frank J. Low Co., Frank R. Briggs Company, Frank R. Shannon Co., Franklin County Automobile Dealers Exchange, Inc., Frankhn Garden, Inc., Franklin Ice Company, Frankhn Motor Sales Co., Franz Bros., Inc., Fraternity Craft Co. Inc., Fred J. Land Incorporated, Fred K. Wells Sales Company, Fred S. Stewart Company, Fred- Acts, 1929. — Chap. 3l9. 333 erick C. Adams Inc., Freedman Bros. Shoe Co., Inc., Free- Certain cor- man Manufacturing Co., Inc., Fritz Carlton Hotel Company, diLToVvrd. Fuelite Natural Gas Company Inc., Fuller Construction Company, Fullum-Thorburn, Inc., Fulton Confectionery Company, Inc. G. B. Lawrence Company, G. E. Bliss, Inc., G. F. Red- mond & Company, Inc., G. Ferullo Company, G. J. Prew & Co., Inc., Gale & Co. Inc., Gardner Chair Company, Gardner Hardware Co., Garinger Motor Company, The, Garland, Inc., Garrett's Service Inc., Gateway Filling Sta- tion, Inc., The, General Auto Sales Inc., General Collection Bureau, Inc., General Fibre Box Company (1919), General Manufacturing Company, General Merchandise Corporation, General Phonograph Corporation of New England, General Tool and Stamping Company, Inc., George Alexiade & Sons Co., Geo. B. Creesy Co. Inc., George B. Dodge Co., Inc., Geo. B. Dowley Inc., Geo. D. Pearson Co., Inc., George F. McKenna & Son, Inc., George Morrell, Inc., George Turco Company, George W. Haynes, Inc., George Whitaker & Co. Inc., George's Lunch Inc., Gilbert & Freedlender Shoe Co., Gilchrest-Wallace Co., Inc., Gillespie Manufacturing Co., Inc., Gillette Autoparts Co. Inc., Girard Auto Renting, Inc., Glendale Laundry System, Inc., Globe Auto Body Service Corporation, Globe Cloak & Suit Co., Globe Enter- prise Company, The, Globe Importing Co., Globe Sanitary Laundry Company, Goldberg-Kolman, Inc., Goldberg's, Inc., Golden Distributing Corporation, Gong Wah Com- pany, Goniprow-O'Neil Co., Goodhue Leather Company, Goodwin, Quist and Graham Inc., Gordon Bankers' Pub- licity Corporation, Gordon Dress Company, Inc., Gordon's Central Sq. Theatre Company, Coward's Market Company, Grand Family Laundry, Inc., Granite Realty Co. Inc., Gray & Davis Corporation, Gray Brothers Construction Company, Gray Mercantile Agency, Inc., Gray Wood Heel Company, Great Eastern Products Company, The, Green Label Bottling Company, Grenier & Company Inc., Grimes Lunch Co., Grocers' Cash System, Inc., Groton Private Hospital, Incorporated, Groveland Shoe Co., Inc., Grueby Faience and Tile Company, Guarantee Roofing Company, The, Guiel & Bachand, Incorporated, Guild and Gray Inc., Gunning Iron & Brass Foundry, Inc., The, Gwendolyn's, Incorporated. H. & G. Dry-Goods, Inc., H. B. Bowl & Company, Inc., H. C. Davis Company, Inc., H. H. March Inc., H. J. Robert- son Company, H. L. Buss Company, H. L. Moore, Inc., H. N. Fish Company, H. R. White Co., H. Russell Burbank Co., The, H. T. Born Productions Inc., H. W. Peters Com- pany, Hagman Grinder Company, Inc., Hair-Rite Labora- tories, Incorporated, Hall Electrical Company, Hamilton Manufacturing Company, The, Hammond Reed Company, Hampden Plumbing and Heating Company, The, Hanipton Golf and Country Club Inc., HandyMit, Incorpo ated, Hanna Company, The, Harbor Machine Company, Harbor 334 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certam^cor- gp^^ Inc, Harding Theaters, Inc., Hardshall Process, Inc., dissolved. Harmony Shoemakers Inc., Harold W. O'Leary Company, Harold's Radio Co. Inc., Harper X L Products Co., Inc., Harriette Inc., Harrington Sales Company, Inc., Harris Remedy Company, Harry Leshner Creamery Co., Harry M. O'Brien, Inc., Harry S. Gordon Leather Co., Hart & O'Donnell Company, Harvard Avenue Garage, Inc., Har- vard Building Association Inc., Harvard Restaurant Com- pany, Haskell-Bouchard Company, Haskell Quality Laun- dry, Inc., Haslam, Ward and Russell, Inc., Hassler New England Company, The, Haverhill Abattoir Company, Haverhill Acceptance Corporation, Haverhill Blacking Com- pany, Inc., Haverhill Juvenile Shoe Co., Haverhill Toplift Co., Hawthorne Bros. Inc., Hayden Motor Company, Hay- den's, Inc., Haymarket Electric Supply Co. Inc., Healy & Lyons Company, Heath & Company, Incorporated, Heath Real Estate Company, Helen Sacker, Inc., Hennessey Motors, Inc., Henry Whiton Inc., Herbert F. Allen, Inc., Hercules Oil Company, Inc., Hermann Liicke Co., The, Herron Cut Glass Works, Inc., Hertz Drivurself Stations, Inc. (Massa- chusetts), Hettinger & Hirbour, Inc., Hibel Fur Company, Hickmann & Reilly, Inc., Hickory Handle Co., Inc., High Grade Clothing and Furnishing Company, The, Hildebrand Machine and Electric Company, Hill Automotive Equipment Company, Inc., The, Hillcrest Farm Milk Company, Hindle Automatic Oil Feed Corporation, The, Hippocrates Company Inc., Hoehle & Johnson Co., Holbrook Cabot and Rolhns Corporation, Holden Textile Company, HoUiston Motor Sales Co., Holmes Electric Automatic Alarm Corp., Holyoke Insurance Service, Inc., Home & Real Estate Owners' Service Bureau, Inc., Home Appliance Service Company, Home Building Publishing Co., Home City Fuel Company, Home Owners Service Corporation, Home Repairing and Remodel- ing Corp., Home-Town Bakery Inc., Homer C. Perkins Co., Inc., Homer Foot Hardware Co. Inc., Homer Oil Burner Corporation, Hood Tire Sales Co., Hopewell Manufacturing Company, Hopkins & Lee Company, Hopkinson Japanning Company, Horn Shoe Company, Hotel Belmont, Inc., Hotel Metropolitan, Inc., Hotel Pharmacy, Incorporated, House- hold Accessory, Inc., Howe Taxi, Inc., Hoyt Construction Company, Hub Quilt Manufacturing Company Incorporated, Hub Restaurant, Inc., The, Hudson Brothers Wrecking Corporation, Hudson Building Company, Hudson Dyeing Company, Hudson Pictures Corporation, Hudson Shoe Com- pany, Huey Brothers Company, Hugh J. Bradley, Inc., Humboldt Amusement Co., Humboldt Manufacturing Com- pany, The, Humboldt Theatre, Inc., Humphreys Sanborn Incorporated, Hunneman Service, Inc., Huntington Motor Mart, Inc., Hunton & Hoxie Co., Inc., Huron Avenue Drug Company, Hyde Square Hardware Company, Hydro Manu- facturing Company, The, Hygrade Laundry Inc., Hynes and Carph Co., Inc., The. Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 335

I. Charak Company, I. E. Hill & Co., Inc., I. H. Wiley Certain cor-

Waxene Company, I. Holtz Shoe Company, I. N. Chase d°sToVved. Lumber Co., Ideal Financing Association, Inc. (5/12/25), Ideal Five and Ten Cent Grocery Stores, Inc., Ideal Garage Co., Ideal Ladies Garment Shop, Inc., Ideal Upholstering Co. Inc., Imp Burner Company, Imperial Productions, Inc., Independent Fibre Company, Independent Lunch, Inc., Independent Taxi Company of Cambridge, Inc., Indessi Ice Cream Co., Ingalls Garage Inc., Institute of Agriculture, Inc., The, Intercontinental Fibre Co., Interior Advertising Company, Inc., International Bond & Security Company, International Furniture Co., Inc., International Gypsum Company, Inc., The, International Manufacturing Com- pany, International Optical Corporation, The, International Supply Company, Inc., Interstate Commission Company, Interstate Stage Lines, Inc., Interstate Transit Co. Inc., Investment Sales Corporation, Investors' Guaranty Cor- poration of New England, Irwin Corporation, Italian & American Products Exchange, Inc. J. E. Laj^cock Company, J. F. Howard, Incorporated, J. F. Kimball & Companj^, Inc., J. Falkson & Co. Inc., J. H. Mitchell Co., J. L. Provost Co. Inc., J. Lipsky Co., Inc., J. Murray Quinby, Inc., J. R. Estabrook Construction Com- pany, J. Rubin Co. Inc., J. Solin Co., Inc., J. Stanley Gal- lagher, Inc., J. W. Fletcher Pharmacy, J. W. Yates Inc., Jacob Dreyfus & Sons Company, Jacobs, Whitcomb Com- pany, James A. Ross, Inc., James F. McGrath Company, James M. Downs Company, Inc., James Millar Co., James Robertson & Co., Inc., James W. Hitchings Company, Jameson Lumber Company, The, Jane Eaton Candies, Inc. (1926), Janes-Walker Co., Inc., Jardin Inc., Jefferson Thea- ter, Inc., Jellcrson-Rafter Company, Jersey Garage, Inc., Jesse R. Croxford, Inc., Jessta, Incorporated, Jewelers Sales and Loan Exchange Co., Inc., Joe's Market, Inc., John B. O'Neil Company, Inc., John C. DeLaney Moulding Com- pany, John Davis Shoe Stores, Inc., John E. Hayford Co., John F. Brown, Jr. Co., John F. Johnston Company, John H. Tarment Company, John Heald Company, John J. Crowley Coal Co., Inc., John J. White & Son Company, John S. Boyd Company, John Urban Riley Incorporated, John W. Danforth Company, John's Inc., Johnson & Co., Inc., Jones-Apt, Inc., Jones-Mannix Company, Joseph Johnsyn & Sons, Inc., Joseph P. Henry, Inc., The. K & S Automotive Service Company, The, Karl Andren Company, Karmak Company, Inc., The, Katama Mills, Kelly-Springfield Truck and Bus Corporation of Massa- chusetts, Kelvinator Boston, Inc., Kennedy Furniture Com- pany, Kennedy-Wilhams & Co. Inc., Kenwood Company, The, Kerr Advertising Company, Kiley, Bruder & Kiley Inc., Killion Rubber Company, Kingsley Drug Company, Kittredge and Savitt Incorporated, Kleen-Heet Co. of Boston, Klingberg Company, The, Kneeland Dress Company, Kollen's Public Market Corporation, Kolyon Mfg. Co. 336 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certain cor- L_ \ \y, AcceptancG Corporation, of Holyoke, Mass., drsToivrd. L. Agoos & Co. Inc., L. B. Cousins Company, Inc., L. B. Goodspeed Co., L. J. Pasquinucci Realty Co., L. Lo Conte & Co., Inc., L. 0. Wetherell Company, L. Rosenberg Co., Inc., LaFollette Coal and Iron Corporation, Lafayette Lodge Incorporated, Lake Silver Fox Co., Lake Street Cleansing and Dyeing Company, Inc., The, Lakin's, In- corporated, Lambert-Osgood Co., The, Lamino Manufac- turing Company, Lamping-Nolan Shops, Inc., The, Lancaster Apartments Inc., Langdon Apartments, Inc., The, Langham Hotel Company, Lansing Awning & Tent Co., Inc., Larry Welch Agency, Inc., Lasher-Peerblow Company, Lawrence Ice Company (1888), Lawrence Spring Company, Lawrence Sun Publishing Company, Laxton Medicine Company Inc., Leader Chain Stores, Incorporated, The, Leather Products Corporation, Lee Brothers Company, Leeds Company, Ltd., Legion Arms, Inc., Leo J. Lyons Sons Company, Leo Katz, Incorporated, Leo Olans Inc., Leon's Clothes Shop, Inc., Lerer Wholesale Grocery Company, Lester Mintz Company Inc., Lewis Diamond Co. Inc., Lewis J. Bird Company, Lexington Park Building and Sales Co., Lexington Rubber Company, Libby Manufacturing Company, Liberty Piano & Furniture Co., Liberty Restaurant Company, Liberty Tailoring Co., Inc., Liberty Washing Machine Company, Linab Products, Inc., Lincoln Care Company, Inc., Lincoln Oil Company, Lincoln Stone Quarry Company, Lincoln Woolen Mills, Inc., Lindenberg Water Battery Motor Com- pany, LTndependant Publishing Company, Linnit Service, Inc., Linwood H. Young Company, Little field-Legal Leather Co., Littleton Manufacturing Company, Livingstone Motor Co. Inc., Lloyd's of Boston, Inc. (1928), Lockwood Company, Inc., Lombard White Company, London and Ellis, Inc., London Character Shoe Co., London Merchandising Co., London Seal Bottling Company, Incorporated, Longmeadow Farms Company, Loring & Hammond Inc., Loring-Axtell Company, Lorraine Shoe Co., Lothian Realty Co. Inc., Louis' Public Market, Inc., Louis Realty Company, Louise Clothes Shop, Inc., The, Low Price Stores Company, Lowell Baking Co., Inc., Luccio & Son Inc., Ludlum Products Cor- poration, The, Luxor Cab Manufacturing Corporation, Lyman B. Brooks Company, Lynch Motor Co., Inc., Lynn and Boston Despatch, Inc., Lynn Coaster Car Corporation, Lynn Motor, Inc., Lynn Olympia Company, Lynway Shoe Company, Lyons & Dunn Shoe Co. M & M Company, The, M & R Shoe Co., M & S Doughnut Corporation, M. Cohen & Sons Company, M. E. H. Mer- ' chandising Co., M. F. Gookin Co. Inc., M. Finkovitch, Inc., M. J. B. Realty Company, The, M. J. Brohen Company, The, M. J. Fish Sons Co., Inc., Macco Manufacturing Com- pany, MacDonnell's Inc. (1912), MacLaughlin Shoe Co., MacNeill Electric Service Co., Macdonald Brothers In- corporated, Macdougal & Morrison, Inc., Macomber Ice Cream Incorporated, Macy Furniture Co. Inc., Madeira Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 337

Grocery Corporation, Madison, Inc., The, Madison Realty Certain cor- Corporation, The, Magnet Theatre Company, Magoun dbToVvrd. Square Pharmacy, Incorporated, Maille Drug Company, Incorporated, Main PubHc Market Co. Inc., Main St. Realty Co. of Worcester, Inc., Malcolm H. Smith Company, Inc., Maiden Hardware Co., Maiden Sole Co., Mansfield Housing Corporation, Mansion House Ice Cream Company, Manufacturers Cloak & Suit House Inc., Manufacturers Outlet, Inc., Maple Row Stock Farm, Inc., Mar-Bel Fashion Shop, Inc., Marbeth Inc., Marguerite's Gowns, Inc., Marine Securities Corporation, Marion Cranberry Co., Markem Machine Company, Marketing Service Company, The, Marmon Worcester Company, Marshall Fabric Co., Mar- shalls. Incorporated, Martin Fifth Wheel and Trailer Com- pany, Mary Ann Doughnut Shoppe, Inc., Mary Gay's Kiddies' Shops, Inc., Maryland Apartments, Inc., Marysville Dredging Company, Maslo Products Company, Massachu- setts Advertising Sales Service, Inc., Massachusetts Brick Corporation, Massachusetts Building-Loan Company, In- corporated, Massachusetts Iron & Steel Co., Massachusetts Legal Service Associates, Inc., Massachusetts Motor Sales Co., Massachusetts Tailors and Furriers, Inc., Massachusetts Wholesale Grocery Company, Massasoit Knitting Mills, Inc., Mastercrafts Incorporated, The, Mastic Co., The, Mattapan Motor Co., Maxwell Undergarment Company, Mayer Hosiery Company, Mayflower Grape Wine Company, Mayflower Investment Corporation, Mayflower Markets of Massachusetts, Inc., Maylon Shoe Company, Maytag Sales Company, Inc., McAdam & O'Brien, Inc., McCarty's, Inc., McElwain, Holmes Company, McGaffee Shoe Company, McGrath, Inc., McGrath Motors Inc., McGrath-Sherrill Press, McMinn & Quigley Steel Company, Mechanics Fur- niture Co., Medfield Inn, Inc., Medford Motors, Inc., Medi- cal Products Company, Medway News Company, Melville Shoe Corporation, Melvin Realty Corp., Mercantile Bond & Share Corporation, Mercantile Laundry Company, Mer- cantile Sales and Finance Corporation, Merchant Tailors Manufacturing Company, Merchants' Collecting Company, The, Merchants Jobbing Company, Mercury Messengers Inc., Merrimac Valley Coaches, Inc., Merrimack Cabinet Co., Inc., Merrimack Machine Company, Merrimack Woolen Corporation, Mesaba Railway Company, Meserve Rotary Snow Plow Company, Messina Realty Company, Metal- lurgical Research Company, Metropolitan Academy of Aeronautics, Inc., Metropolitan Construction Company, Metropohtan Grocery Company, Metropolitan Loan and Investment Corporation, Metropolitan Refrigeration Equip- ment Co., Metropohtan Shoe Company Incorporated, Michi- gan Smoked Fish Company, Inc., Middlesex Investment Company, Middleton Motor Company, Incorporated, Mil- ford Holding Company, Milford Liquidating Company, Inc., Mill River Land Company, Inc., Millane's Drug Shop Inc., Millbury Brick Company, Miller Coal Company, Inc., 338 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certain cor- Miller Electric & Radio Corporation, Millinaiton Company, dissolved. Inc., The, Millspaugh Motors Inc., Milstone, Dublin Co., Inc., Milton Public Market, Inc., Mine Brook Cranberry- Company, Mines and Metals Investment Trust Incorporated, Minute Tapioca Company, Miracle Oil Sales Co. of Mass., Miss Natalie, Inc., Mitchell, Woodbury Company, Mocans Inc., Model Furniture Company, Modern Auto Service Co. Inc., Modern Construction Company, Modern Garage, Inc., Modern Heating and Engineering Company, Modern Home Rebuilders of New England, Inc., Modern Transportation Co., Modiste, Incorporated, The, Mohawk Sausage & Pro- vision Company, Mohican Auto Sales Company, Moisant Beverages, Inc., Molhart Company, The, MoUins Real Estate Co., Inc., The, Monarch Battery Supply Co., Monello Tile & Marble Co. Inc., Montvale Monumental Co., Moon Motor Sales Company, Moore Phonograph Company, Moor- land Company, Morin's Laboratories, Inc., Mortgage In- vestors Service Inc., Moss Shoe Company, Motion Picture Corporation, Moto-Ray Manufacturing Company, Inc., Motor Equipment Company, Motor Radiator Corporation of America, Motor Securities Company, Mt. Carmel Cran- berry Company, Mount Pleasant Realty Company, Multi- Bore Grinding Machine Co., Murch-Anderson Company, The, Murphy Aluminum and Bronze Foundry, Inc., Murphy & Osborne Shoe Company, Inc., Murphy & Powers, Inc., Murray & Murray Co. Inc., Murray Realty Company, Murray Shoe Company Incorporated, Murray's, Inc., Murray's Waldorf Taxi Inc., Music Shop of Worcester, Inc., The, Mutual Auto Body Service, Inc., The, Mutual Retail Service Corporation, Mutual Supply Co., Inc., My-Inn, Incorporated, Myer P. Benjamin Co. Inc., Myles Standish Flower Shop, Inc., The, Myron-Oriental-Rug Shop Inc., Mystic Construction Co., Inc. N. C. Zarvos Corporation, N. E. Bunting, Inc., N. E. Mutual Service, Inc., N. F. Lachapelle Building Co., N. L. Stebbins, Inc., N. Levesque Company, N. R. Briggs Electric Company, Naborhood Department Store, Inc., The, Nadeau Extender Company, The, Nadel Inc., Namaskett Press Incorporated, The, Napier-Myers Inc., Nassau Shoe Co., Nathan D. Dodge Shoe Company, National Art Mfg. Company Inc., National Bassinet Company, National Business Reporter Publishing Co., Inc., National Chemical Company, National Labora- tories Co., National Manufacturing Company of Leominster, Inc., National Markets, Inc. of Lowell, National Meat Co. Inc., National Merchants' Club, Inc., National Paint & Wall Paper Stores, Inc., National Printing and Advertising Co., Inc., The, National Store & Office Fixture Co. Inc., National Theatre, Inc., Naushon Company, Neighborhood Stores, Inc., Neil Blanc, Inc., Nelson Machine Company, Nelson- Phillips Manufacturing Company, Inc., Nelson Shoe Com- pany, Nesmith-Farren Shoe Co., New Atlantic Film Pro- duction, Inc., New Bedford Cotton Cleaning Corporation, New Bedford Football Club (Inc.), New Bedford Olympia Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 339

Company, New England Advertising Company, New Eng- Certain cor- land Chemical Company, New England Development Cor- dbsoVvri. poration. New England Film Productions Inc., New England Finance Co., Inc., New England Five, Ten and Twenty- Five Cents Department Stores, Inc., New England Furniture and Supply Company, New England Grocery Co., Inc., The, New England Ice Machine Company, New England Investors Shares, Inc., New England Motor & Supply Co., New England Oil Burner Corporation, New England Pants Manufacturing Co., Inc., New England Premium Corpora- tion, The, New England Sand & Gravel Company, New England Shpper Co., New England Spaghetti Manufactur- ing Company, Inc., New England Taxicab Exchange Inc., New England Textiles, Inc., New England Tool and Machine Company, Incorporated, The, New England Whip Company, New Haven Olympia Company, New Method Sanitary Laundry, Inc., The, New Pacific House Inc., The, New Pub- lic Market, Inc., New School of Design, Inc., The, New York Electrical Co., New York Food Shop, Inc., New York Manu- facturing District Terminals Inc., Newburyport Tobacco and Novelty Co., Newell Company, The, Newton Fhnt Company, Incorporated, Newton Livestock Company, Newton Pressed Steel and Manufacturing Company, Newton Sand and Gravel Company, Niagara Laundry Company, Nick the Banana Man, Inc., Nickerson Auto Service, Inc., Nobscot Shoe Mfg. Co., Nobska Spinning Company, Nockege Mills, Nojack Rim and Tire Corporation, Nonpareil Cafe- teria, Inc., Norfolk Auto Co., North Attleboro Drug Co., North Attleboro Lace Works, Inc., North Cambridge Olympia Company, North Eastern Products Corporation, North Pacific PubHc Service Company, North Section

Pharmacy, Incorporated, North Shore Blue Book Inc., • North Shore Dairy Association, North Shore Ice Cream Co., North Shore Radio Company, Northampton Brick Com- pany, Northampton Hosiery Company, Northboro Woolen Company, Northeastern Importing Company, Northern Middle-West & Eastern Fur Co., Inc., Northern Real Estate Building Corporation, Norwalk Sales Company Jack, The Tire Engineer Inc., Norwood Housing Association, Inc., Norwood Lithuanian Grocery and Provision Store, Incor- porated, The, Novak Corporation, The, Novelty Amusement Company, Novelty Shoe Store, Inc., Nox-AU Shoe Company, Nugas Service Inc. O. A. Martin, Inc., O. K. Purifier Co., O. S. Holmbring, Inc., O'Brien Wood Heel Co., Inc., Old Colony Construction and Development Company, Old Colony Furniture Com- pany, Old Colony Grocery and Provision Company, Old Colony Mortgage Company, Inc., Old Colony Packing Com- pany, Old Colony Pictures, Inc., Old Colony Tire Company, Old Homestead Company, Oliver Company, Inc., Olympar Operating Corpn., O'Neil Larkin Co., O'Neil Shoe Co., Orangemaid Co., Orleans Associates Incorporated, Osborne Awning Co., Oscar's, Inc., Otis Shoe Co., Overland Motor 340 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certain^cor- Coach Company, Ovington and Richard, Inc., Owen F. dissolved. Farley Company, Oxford Candy Company, Oxley's Inc. P. Cogan & Son Company, P. G. K. Company Limited, P. H. Walker Co., P. I. Reynolds Company, Inc., P. M. Sleeper Co., Paco Manufacturing Company, Page Shoe Mnfg. Co., Palestine Tobacco Corporation, Palma School, Inc., Pan-American Fur Breeders, Inc., Pandolfo-Caggiano Furniture Company, Pandora Development Company, Paragon Oil Equipment Company, Paramount Cone Com- pany, Paris Fashion Shop, Inc., Parisian, Inc., The, Park Pharmacy of Boston Incorporated, Parker Hardware Com- pany, Parkside Pharmacy Company, Parmenter Manu- facturing Company, Parquette Gauge Sales Co., Patenaude Bootery, Inc., Paul Kurtze, Inc., Peabody-Hiland Inc., Pearl Shoe Company, The, Pearson & Marsh Incorporated, Peckham Brass Foundry, Inc., Pelham Hall, Inc., The, Pender-Farnsworth Company, The, Pentucket Wood Heel Company, Inc., Pepper Investment Company, PeppA-ell Motor Co., Perkins Appliance Company, Permanent Home Exhibit, Inc., The, Perry Building Corporation, Perry Motor Car Company, Peter Fossa Ice Cream Co., Peter L. Thomp- son (Inc.), Peter Medve Building Company, Pettingell Com- pany, The, Philbrick Tie & Timber Company, PhilHps Petro- leum Products Company, Physicians Exchange, Inc., Pianko Chemical Company, Pickett Mfg. Co., Inc., Pierce Arrow Trucking Company, Pierce-Johnson Co., Pierce Music Co., Piezo Electrical Company, Pilgrim Auto Exchange, Inc., Pilgrim Oil Company, Pillsbury & Frink Company, Pine Beach Camp Inc., Pine Grove Farm Dairy Co., Pine Tree Lunch Co., Pine View Inn, Inc., Pinkerton Company, Inc., Pioneer Wiping Cloth Company, Pittsfield Lime & Stone Company, Pittsfield Luncheonette, Inc., Players Hall Com- pany, Plymouth County Ideal Factory Corporation, Plym- outh County Mortgage & Bond Company, Plymouth Real Estate Corporation, Pocasset Garage and Machine Company, Point Breeze Hotel, Inc., Poli Theatres & Realty Company, Polish Industrial Association, Pontiac Mfg. Co., Pope Chemi- cal Company, Porter's Market, Inc., Portuguese Loan Co., Inc., Post Office Lunch, Inc., Powlyn Frocks, Incorporated, Powow Amusement Company, The, Preferred Baking Co., Premier Land Company, Prentice Paper Box Company, Prince & Chandler, Inc., Priscilla Sears, Inc., Priscilla Shoe Shop, Inc., Progress Manufacturing Company, Progress Motor Sales, Inc., Providence-Philadelphia Steamship Com- pany, Public Service Auto Company, Public Shoe Market, Inc., Pulsifers' Auto Express Inc., Pultz, Incorporated, Pure Ice Company (1908), Puritan Bakeries, Inc., Puritan Coach Lines, Puritan Lamp & Shade Company, Inc., Puritan Oxygen Co. Qroil Company, Quality Company Inc., Queen Hairpin Co. (Inc.), Queensberry Realty Company, Quinapoxet Manu- facturing Company, Quinlan Square Pharmacy, Inc. Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 341

Inc., E. B. R& S Theatres, R. D. Lurvey Corporation, R. ^^l^^^^f^' Manufacturing Co., The, R. H. Booth Sales Company, The, dissolved. R. M. Sharaf Machine Co., Inc., R. Marston Company, R. R. Bunnell Coal Company, R. S. Reed Company, R. T. Charlton & Co. Inc., R. T. Lyman and Company Inc., R. V. Pettingell Electric Supply Company, Radchffe Shoe Co., Radio Communication Corporation, Radio Conduction, Inc., Radio Questionnaire Corporation, Radio Shop, Inc., The, Radio Twins Corporation, The, Rainbow Gardens, Inc., Ralph W. Bean, Inc., Ralph's Baggage Shop, Inc., Rand Construction Co., Inc., Randall Candy Shop, Inc., Ranger Motor Car Company, Ray Taxi Service Company, Raymond B. Shattuck Corporation, Rayner Corporation, Rays Cloth- ing Company Inc., Re Bros. & DeAgostini, Inc., Read Manu- facturing Company, Reading Hatchery Inc., Readio Com- pany, The, Ready To Use Tip Co., Realty Company of Massachusetts, The, Realty Holding Corporation, Red Line, Inc., The, Reed Athletic Shoe Company, Reed Hardware and Sporting Goods Company, The, Register and Guide Company, The, Reid Motor Sales, Inc., Reis & Company, Inc., Rehable Specialty Co. Inc., Rehance Wood Heel Com- pany, Relyon Products Co., Remedy Stores, Inc., Republic Oil Company, Research Incorporated, Resilient Mat Co., The, Revere Lumber Company, Revere Nash, Inc., Rex Engineering Company, The, Rialto Drug Company, Inc., Rialto Theatre Company, The, Rice-Durfee Company, Richard Madden Co., Inc., Richard Mayer Company, Richards, Inc., Richmond Company, The, Richmond Realty Co., Riddock Process Corporation, Riko Company, Inc., The, Riverside Park Amusement Company, Battery Service Inc., Riviera, Inc., The, Roadstrand-Perry Company, The, Robbins Plumbing Co. Inc., Robert R. Mc- Nutt Corp., Robertson & Brabrook Corporation, Robertson & Brabrook Manufacturing Company, Robertson & Morse Inc., Robinson Anti-Splash Tire Company, Rochester Base- ball Club, Inc., Roosevelt, Inc., Roosevelt, Inc., The, Ros- Aux Company, Rose Taxi Service, Inc., Rosehall Inc., Ross Leather Co., Rosso & Little, Inc., Roy E. Litchfield, Inc., Royal Caffe, Inc., Royal Dress Manufacturing Company, Royal Insulation Moulding Company, Royal River Manu- facturing & Power Company, Royce-Superior Laundry Com- pany, Incorporated, Rubber Products, Inc., Rubell Dress Company, Inc., The, Ruddock Shoe Co., Russell & Peterson Realty Company, Ryan & Burke Last Machinery Co., Inc., Ryan Motor Service, Inc., Ryan Publishing Company, Inc., Rytone Company. S. A. E. Steel Corporation, S & K Company, S & S Develop- ment Corporation, S & S Realty Development Corporation, S. Atwood & Company Incorporated, S. E. Hecht Company, S. E. M. Co. Inc., S. Klayman Shoe Company, S. L. Prentiss Company, S. S. Holton Co., S. S. Pope Company, S. Singer Inc., Saad Manufacturing Co., Sackett Electrical Co., Inc., 342 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Safety Auto Lock Corporation, Sagamore Company, Sailrite ^oratbns"'^ dissolved. Model Yacht Company, Salem D. Towne Company, The, Salem Furniture Co., Inc., Salem Mattress Company, Salem Stitch Down Shoe Company Inc., Salem Tanning Company, Sam's Used Auto Parts Company, Samuel E. Cass, Incorpo- rated, Samuel J. Wilde Florida Realty Corporation, Samuel Marshall, Inc., Samuel Rome & Co. Inc., Samuels Hardware Co., Sandler's, Inc., Sandy Bay Pier Company, The, Sanford and Russell Company, Sanitary Dust Removing Company of Massachusetts, Sanitary Fixtures Company, The, Sanpeco Chocolate Products Company, The, Savoy Cafe, Inc., The, Saxony Knitting Mills, Schaubel Heating & Ventilating Co., Inc., Schipper Bros. Coal Mining Co. (Inc.), Schnare Con- struction Corporation, Scollay Haberdasher, Inc., Olympia Co., Seacoast Fishing Company, Seaman Engine Company, Searles & Sons Inc., Sears St. Garage Co., Seaver-Howland Press, Inc., Sell-All, Inc., Senator Files Corporation, Service Engineering Corporation, Service Garages, Inc., Severn Mills Co., Seymour Laundry Company, Inc., Shannon Battery Co., Shannon's Battery Station, Inc., Shaw Motor Company, Incorporated, Shawmut Fuel Co., Inc., Shea& Company, Inc., Shirley Tire & Supply Company, Shoe-Tread Corporation, The, Short Reels Inc., Shrewsbury Center Garage, Incorporated, Shrewsbury Circle Swing Company, Shubert's Clothes Shop, Inc., Shulman Corpora- tion, The, Sigsbee Company, Inc., Silvee Construction Company, Silvertown Football Association, Inc., Simonds & Adams Company, Sintzel Orange Mill Co. of New England, Slater Shoe Co., Slocum Lumber Company, Small, Maynard and Company (Incorporated), Smith & McCarthy, Inc., Smith Hospitals, Inc., Smith Nut & Chocolate Co., Smithco Corporation, Snow Herb Remedy Company, Snow's Home Bakery Co., Socold Refrigerating Corporation, Solar Light System, Inc., Somerset Company, Somerville Spaghetti Co., Inc., Somerville Yellow Cab Co., South End Pharmacy, Inc., South Medford Garage, Inc., Southbridge Toric Lens Company, Southeastern Construction Company, Southern Industries, Inc., Southern Massachusetts Coal Mining Corp., Sparrow Bros. Inc., Spector-Ganzburg Co., Inc., Sporwin Shoe Company, Spring Coal Company, Springfield Invest- ment Company, Incorporated, Springfield Linotyping Co., Springfield Tool Co., Standard Auto Supply Co., Standard Automotive Equipment Company, Standard Coat and Apron Supply Co. Inc., Standard Finance Corporation, Standard Mica Company, Standard Parlor Frame Co. Inc., Standard Saw & Tool Mfg. Co. Inc., Standard Wood Novelty Com- pany, Standish & Alden, Inc., Standish Industrial Company, Stanley James Inc. Players, Star Drug Co., The, Star Metal Bed Co., Inc., Star Shoe Stitching Co. Inc., Starrett-Fields, Inc., State Beef Company, Station Food Co., Stearns Stamp- ing Company, Steinbeck Hardware Company, Stenman Wire Specialty Company, Stephen Richard Company, Inc., The, Sterling-Knight Company of New England, Sterling Knit Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 343

Goods Company, Sterling Rubber Mills Incorporated, Stern Certain cor-

Bros. Shoe Company, Stern-Made Dress Co., The, Sternburg drs«)Vved. Clothing Company, The, Steven's Amusement Co., Inc., Stevens-Crosby Co., Inc., Stiles-Lewis Press, Inc., The, Stiles Sales Service, Inc., Stockbridge Construction Co., Inc., Stores Realty Trust, Inc., Stowell Company, The, Stoy's Machine Developing Co., Inc., Strand Auto Renting Co., Strecker Press and Envelope Co., Strong Manufacturing Company, Inc., Stuart Hotel Corporation, Sublime-Art Film Company, Inc., Suffolk Jobbing Co., Suffolk Lumber Co., Suffolk Metal & Iron Co. Inc., Suffolk Real Estate and Mortgage Corporation, Suffolk Upholstering Co. Inc., Sulkin Spice Company, Sullivan Stone Co., Sumack Realty Co., Summit Hospital, Sumner Company, The, Sunbeam Amuse- ment Co., Sunkist Beverage Corporation, Super-Insulated Wire Co., Superior Battery Plate Mfg. Co., Superior Service Placement Bureau, Inc., Supreme Film Corporation, Sus- quehanna Silk Mills of Massachusetts, Swain & Gunn, Inc., Sweeney Motor Sales, Inc., Sweet Shoppe, Incorporated, The, Sweets Sales Company. T. B. Murch Co., T. C. Kerans Co., T. J. Kiely Shoe Co., T. J. Sullivan Shoe Co., Inc., T. Levine and Son. Inc., T. P. Blake & Brother, Inc., T. R. Mathews and Company, Inc., T. S. Keegan Leather Co., Tacbert, Inc., Talbot Company, Talbot Investment Association, Inc., Taters, Inc., Taunton Dye Works and Bleachery Company, Taunton Planing Mill Company, Taunton Wholesale Millinery Company, The, Taylor Brothers Laundry, Incorporated, Taylor Furniture Co., Ted Toy-lers Inc., The, Tel(>gram Publishing Co., The, Tell-U-Signal Company, Terminal Packing Company, Tex- tile Engineers Co., Textile Securities Company, Theatre Repair & Service Company, Thibeault Motor Sales, Inc., Thomas & Lake, Inc., Thomas H. Logan Company, Thomas McDowell Co. Inc., Thomas Shoe Company, Thomas Storage Company, Thompson's Cafeteria, Inc., Thomson- Crooker Shoe Company, 370 Commonwealth Ave., Inc., Three Millers Company, The, Thrifteria Stores Inc., Tibbetts Brothers, Incorporated, Tide Crest Co., Timothy E. Sweeney Corporation, Tire Sales Co., Inc., Tobey Lime Company, The, Toomey Detective Agency, Inc., Tower Manufacturing Corporation (1923), Tracy-Elliott Mills, Inc., Tracy Footwear Process, Inc., Tracy Foster Shoe Company Inc., Tratten- DiCicco, Inc., Travers Shoe Co., Inc., Tremont Shoe Com- pany, Tri-Art Shoe Co., Trimount Construction Co., Inc., Trimount Filling Stations, Inc., Tristate Contracting Com- pany, Triumph Manufacturing Company, Turgeon Chemical Co., Turgeon's Sons' Co., Inc., Twin City Flour Company, Inc., Two Toms Company. U-Can-C Co., Inc., Ultra Smart Clothes, Inc., Umbagog Camp Company, Umbagog Camps Inc., Underhay Oil Co., Underwood Typewriter Company, Union Baking Co. Inc., The, Union Box Company, Inc., Union Color and Chemical Company, Union Textile Corporation, Union Wet Wash 344 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

porltlonT' Laundry, Inc., United Bargain House, Inc., United Builders dissolved. Supply Corporation, United Chemical Stores Inc., No. 2, The, United Drug Company, United 5 & 10^ Grocery Stores, Inc., United Furniture Mfg. Co., United Group Clinics, (Corporation), United Loan Co., Inc., United Products Corporation, United Sausage Company (1925), United Serv- ice Association, Inc., United States Machinery Manufac- turing Company, United Stay Company, United Syndicates, Inc., Universal Color Plate Company, Universal Light Com- pany, Universal Polish Company, Universal Taxi Company, Universal Thrift Associates, Inc., University Auto Repair Co., Inc., University Finance Corporation, University Sea Grill & Dairy, Inc., Usave Stores, Inc. Valley Silk Shop, Inc., Van Heusen International Com- pany, Van Heusen's Home Made Candies, Inc., Van Schuy- lers', Inc., Vanizette Company, Varney & Puech Company, Varsity Clothes Shops, Inc., Vaughan Trading Company, Inc., Vera Chemical Corporation, Victor H. Spiller Company, Victory Shoe Company of Haverhill, Viking Specialty Co., Village Hall Corporation of Barnstable, The, Visidex Co. of New Eng., Vital Exchanges of New England Inc., Voorhies & Company, Inc., Vulcan Foundry Company, Vulcan Oil Corporation. W & R Shoe Company, W. B. Sales Co., The, W. C. Gray Ship Company, W. D. Kendall Company, W. F. and Com- pany, Inc., W. G. Clark & Co. Inc., W. Guy McGregor Co., W. H. & Co., Incorporated, W. H. Newth Co., Inc., W. J. Boynton Baking Company, The, W. J. Metivier Co., W. J. Reilly & Co., Inc., W. J. Rose Co., W. K. Bedell, Inc., W. L. Sturtevant, Inc., W. M. Leonard, Incorporated, W. R. Beale Lumber Co., Inc., W. R. Eaton, Inc., W. S. Bray & Son, Inc., W. W. Forrester & Son, Inc., Waddell-Cooper Company, Wakefield Music Store, Inc., Walker Markets Inc., Walking- Cane Manufacturing Company, The, Wallace G. Hathaway, Inc., Wallace Knitting Mills, Inc., Wallace Manufacturing Company, Walter's Restaurant, Inc., Waltham Company, The, Walworth Oregon Company, Wardrobe Checking Corporation, Warner & Childs Company, Inc., The, Warner Box Company, Warren Blaisdell, Inc., Washampton Realty Companj^ Washburn Chair Company, Inc., Washington Heights Garage, Inc., Washington PubHc Market Inc., Washington Street Olympia Company, Waste Eliminators, Incorporated, Watch City Music Company, The, Water- house Welding Company, Watson-Willson Company, Waver- ley Realty Corporation, Waverly Drug Co., Waycross Com- pany, Webb Realty Company, Weiss Shoe Stores, Inc., Weld-On Amusement Company, Wells Different Ink Com- pany, Wells Machine Company, Inc., Welworth Novelty Co., Werner Farm Milk Company, West Coast Products Inc., West Everett FilHng Stations, Inc., West Roxbury Building Corporation, Westcott Motors of New England, Inc., Western Auto Supply Co., Inc., Westfield River Paper Company, Westland Pharmacy Inc., Wetherbee Grain Co., Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319. 345

Wetterlow Musical Bureau Inc., Weymouth and Braintree Certain cor- Realty Company, Whidden-Hewitt Co., Whitall Manufac- d°sToVvrd. turing Company, Whitcomb Quality Pattern Co., Whitcomb Steel Corporation, White & Baer Co. Inc., White & Walsh, Inc., White Mission Supply Company, Whiteside Milk Company, Whiting and Davis Chain Company, Whitings Cafeteria, Inc., Whitney, Cox & Company, Incorporated, Whittier Woodenware Company, Wholesale Drygoods Syndi- cate, Inc., Wilcox Mofflin Wool Company, William B. Fletcher, Inc., WilHam C. Taylor Co., Wilham Caldwell & Sons (Inc.), William F. Ducharme, Inc., Wilham F. Lawson, Inc., William H. Jones & Co. Inc., William H. Jordan Com- pany, Wilham H. Jordan Vessels Company, Wm. J. Mc- Carthy Stone Co., Wilham L. Miller Company, William Mann Company, Wm. Morton Cole Inc., Wm. R. Rawlins Co., Williams, Clark & Co., Inc., Williams Products Co., Williams Realty Co., Willimansett Builders Supply Corpora- tion, Willimansett Ice Company, The, Wills Realty Co., Winchester Motors, Inc., Winchester Overland Company, Inc., Winco Paper Company, Winthrop Corporation, Win- throp Electric Company, Wiswell-Porter, Inc., Wolbarst Confectionery Co., Wollaston Pavilion, Inc., Wollaston Shoe Corporation, Woodruff and Dean, Inc., Woolstock Manu- facturing Corporation, Worcester Auto Body and Welding Company, Worcester County Acceptance Corporation, Worcester Finance Company, Worcester Grinding Company, Worcester Produce & Potato Company, Worcester Progres- sive Realty Corporation, Worcester Shopping News, Inc., Worcester Spring Co., The, Worcester Steel Products Com- pany, Worcester Steel Products Corporation, Worcester Sulphur Bath Co., Workmen's Circle Loan Association, Inc. World Commerce and Finance Profit-Sharing Corporation, Worthy Pictures Company, Wurldsbest Ventilator Sales Company, Wynn Paper Products Company. XL Heating & Plumbing Co. Inc. Ye Okie English Products Co., Inc., Ye Wunda-Lofe Bakeries, Inc. Za-Rex Food Products, Inc., Zenith Motor Lines, Inc., The, Zevitas Brothers Co., Zimmerman Corporation, The, Zion Land Enterprise of America, Inc.

Public Service Corporations. Brant Rock Water Company. ?ervfj"cor''ora- Horn Pond Branch Railroad Company. tions dissolved. Middlesex Aqueduct Corporation, Milford and Uxbridge Street Railway Company. Shelburne Falls and Colrain Street Railway Company.

Charitable and Other Corporations. Amesbury and Salisbury Academy. Bethany Rescue Mission, Boston Italian Immigrant So- Certain chari- ^"^ ciety, Boston North End Mission, Boston Relief Committee corporalions dissolved. 346 Acts, 1929. — Chap. 319.

Certain chari- Incorporated, The, Boston St. Raphael Italian Immigrant table and other corporations Society, Boston Tercentennial Association, Inc., Boston dissolved. University Nanking Association, The. Carolina Industrial School, Columbian Charitable Guild, of Lawrence, The, Community Service Corporation of Mill- bury, The, Community Service of Lawrence, Inc., Crowmont Mount, Inc., The. Dewing Memorial, Dont Worry Fellowship. Eolian Protective Society, Inc. Gallaudet Society for Deaf Mutes, The. Kidder House Association. Ladies Benevolent Society of Blandford, The, Lesbian Educational Society-" Agia Paraskevi", Inc., Lexington War Chest Incorporated, The, Longmeadow Community Hou,se Association, Inc. Massachusetts No-License League, Medway Ladies Aid Association, Inc., The, Midvedifka Association, Millet Sanitorium, Incorp. Notre Dame Social Service Foundation, Incorporated. Oak Hill Cemetery Corporation. Pan-Cretan Society Minos Inc., Peabody Community House, Incorporated, The, Pilinover Relief Association Inc. Quincy Charitable Society, Quinebaug Reservoir Company. Reconstruction Association, Inc., The, Roslindale Tennis Club, Inc., Roxburghe Club, The. Saint Paul's Catholic School Association of Cambridge, The, Serge Koussevitzky Fund, Inc., Society for the employ- ment of Bible Readers in Boston, Society of Kerasiton St. Athanasios, The, South Boston Lithuanian Benevolent Society, The, Springfield Child Welfare Society, Inc., Spring- field Federation for Charity and Philanthropy, Inc. Tri-Link Club of Cambridge. University Rowing Club, Inc., The. White Ribbon Home, Inc., Winchester Hebrew Benevo- lent Association Incorporated, Woman's Education Associa- tion, Worcester Tuberculosis Relief Association. Young Men's Hebrew Association of South Framingham. " Zahrat-Ul-Watan ", The Syrian Christian Charitable Society.

Pending suits Section 2. Nothing in this act shall be construed to not affected, etc affect any suit now pending by or against any corporation mentioned herein, or any suit now pending or hereafter brought for any liability now existing against the stockholders or officers of any such corporation, or to revive any charter previously annulled or any corporation previously dissolved, or to make valid any defective organization of any of the supposed corporations mentioned herein. Proceedings in Section 3. Suits upon choses in action arising out of suits upon choses in contracts sold or assigned by any corporation dissolved by action, how brought, etc. this act may be brought or prosecuted in the name of the purchaser or assignee. The fact of sale or assignment and of purchase by the plaintiff shall be set forth in the writ or other 1

Acts, 1929. — Chaps. 320, 321. 347 process; and the defendant may avail himself of any matter of defence of which he might have availed himself in a suit upon the claim by the corporation, had it not been dissolved by this act. Section 4. Nothing in this act shall be construed to No relief from *° relieve the last person who was the treasurer or assistant fil'e'tax'°" treasurer, or, in their absence or incapacity, who was any return, etc other principal officer, of each of the corporations named in this act, from the obligation to make a tax return as of April first following the date of dissolution as required by chapter sixty-three of the General Laws. The tax liability of each of the corporations named in this act shall be determined in accordance with the existing laws of this commonwealth. Section 5. This act shall be operative as of March when operative, thirty-first in the current year. Approved May 16, 1929.

authorizing the city of pittsfield to borrow An Act (JJiQr) 320 MONEY FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.

Be it enacted, etc., as follows:

Section 1. For the purpose of acquiring land for school pJtfgfieidmay buildings and/or constructing and originally equipping and borrow furnishing said buildings, the city of Pittsfield may, from "choof time to time, within a period of five years from the passage purposes. of this act, borrow such sums as may be necessary, not exceeding, in the aggregate, nine hundred thousand dollars, and may issue bonds or notes therefor, which shall bear on their face the words, Pittsfield School Loan, Act of 1929. ^^i'^^^fLl^an,' Each authorized issue shall constitute a separate loan, and Act of 1929 such loans shall be paid in not more than fifteen years from their dates, but no issue shall be authorized under this act unless a sum equal to an amount not less than ten per cent of such authorized issue is voted for the same purpose to be raised by the tax levy of the year when authorized. Indebted- ness incurred under this act shall be in excess of the statutory limit, but shall, except as provided herein, be subject to chapter forty-four of the General Laws, exclusive of the limitation contained in the first paragraph of section seven thereof as revised by chapter three hundred and twenty- four of the acts of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight. Section 2. This act shall take effect upon its passage. Approved May 16, 1929.

certain ponds on the island of An Act relative to Qji^j) 32 Martha's vineyard.

Be it enacted, etc., as follows: Chilmark pond in the town of Chilmxark, Oyster pond in Certain ponds the town of Edgartown and Tashmoo pond in the town of MVrtWs"^ Tisbury shall be considered as never having been stocked by ^g"j^''g-^g*r°d the director of the division of fisheries and game of the depart- as never having been