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LASSIFIED "Advertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Bisca-
face or Caps, Double Price.
'1 wanrao E TO LET FOR SALE
WANTE'D1~A YOUNG MAN ABOUT
To LET-"TWO con NRUTING
I18, quick and correct at figures. 10- furnished rooms, with bath, central
quire Cluett and Peabody «Co. 111118 in location. Address, A11" care of 5"“
tlnei . am; (it
WANTED—FOUR. OR FIVE UN-
furnished rooms. or two furnished
rooms with privilege of light house-
keeping. 1Central location. Address
Central, in care of Sentinel m18 ill:
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WANTED—~FARM WORK BY EX- ‘.
centrally located;
all latest improvements,
rents.
TO LETwS'l‘ORE AND FIXTURES,
also six nice rooms,’
and other
76 Washington St.
m168 '
inquire
" TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.‘
pcrlenced man and wife, milking
and plow, also garden work, or take A" improvements. Rent $16.00 72
care of place speaking German Hun- North Main St. inquire United Gro
garian and a little English. Address, leery Co. n116 bf
Peter Torseph, 61 Ely ave, 11118 36
OYSTER Ponce" AND sounn
patrol are wanted for state service.
Get application for test to be held at
.ilridgeport June '5. $3.00 per day. Ad-
dress State Civil Service Commission,
[Hartford Conn. 11118 St
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INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
cident health and natural death pol-
icy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission aud collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. 0. Box
3455, Boston, Mass.
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WANTED—fiBY ADULTS, a 0R 6
room house or part of house1i’rom
June 181. Address G. W. W.‘, care Sen-
tinel. mill 3t
WANTED—YOUNG BOY 011‘ 18.
now employed, would like to learn a
good trade. Could call after 6 p. 11].
Apply XX, care Sentinel.
COMPE‘TENT CHAMBER MAID.
or waitress desires position in private!
family, best references. Write N. J.,
21 Franklin Ave, Norwaik, Conn,
care Finch, m15 311'
second floor.
and gas.
papered to suit tenant.
particulars apply at office of The Oldi
11an 3t '
T0 LET—5 ROOMS A'ND BATE.
12 Osborn Ave. Water
Inquire on premises.
’ n116 3tE
T0 LET—AGENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted and
For further
Well Cigar Co. m15 tt‘
To LET—T0 SMALL FAMILY,
bungalow 011 Lincoln Ave, from June
ist; rent $20, or for sale on easy
terms. inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.
11112 bf
To LET—6 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
den and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave}; also live rooms, 23
Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs. R. ’l‘arlov.
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
11656. 8.18 tf
TO LET~BASEMENT, 87 NORTH
Main street. 120 feet deep, ilrst-class
condition, eight side and one front
window. Suitable for factory or bowl-
ing alley as was formerly occupied.
AGENTS'WANTED.
"'We want a reliable man of woman '
in South Norwalk tolook alter re.-
newals and new subscriptions to Met-
ropolitan. “The Livest Magazine in
America." The rwork may be done in,
spare. time-nan few hears each week.
Liberal, pay for whatever time is :put
in. 1N0 investment' or bond required,
no previous experience necessary.
Full instructions and supplies sent
free. Give two references. Desk 111,
Metropolitan Magazine, New York.
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waursoevouno LADIES T0
-enter the training school for'nurses
at the New Britain General Hospital,
New Britain, Conn. For full particu-
'lars addiésd the superintendent of
nurses maid in
WANTED-«TO, BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Boat market "pried '
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
65.00 for ‘bob valves to fatten ,i-I.
' Friedman, Conn. Ava Tel 1151
m t:
‘scnootaov
WANTED
0R steady, summer,
parntime, easy work.
’ Must .be hright,‘neatly draw 1
ed, and under {fourteen yours
of age. Give references'and
mention any and hour when
parent will come with boy“
101-1 interview. dead they.
(splendid training. Write to
{Box 12. Office.
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You a
‘ 7:11th
. Painless methods
inquire M, Gutkowsky, 87 North Main
St. . n16 ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
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TYPIWRITEM
aid at I per moo
. flammor
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Know Thyself
WORKMEN'B' COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
luminance.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
, c.1‘. MoGOVERN ,
llhBURANCE AND fllAL [STATE
155 Washingtonmrut
loath Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 846.
You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so,
Y 'l‘hat‘ai natural.
our up no may get on order,
That‘s pundits. . 4.0!
somo’ adjustments,
8 vidont.
Better start toasty.
‘ That’s wisdom.
You Want the best,
1. That's proper... 1 11
That's discrimination.
see ill. 138141108110.
That's ialport'ont
Chloe: 88. Not-walk; and Stamford.
“That's the right place.
Delays an dangerous,
That's all.
,sAR'l‘HoL’ 1) C.
' Advancement
FOR SALE—OPEN
it., 6 in. 11
engine, good as new. Scheblor tax bu
Distriot 01111911611111. ss. Probate
Court, May 18 6.1).,1814. in the mat
ter of Harry D. Hoyt or Norwalk, in
said DistrEct. all incapable person.
01 dared That the administratrix ot
the estate of Lbenezor S. liusted de’
ceased exhibit the account of the said
Ebenezer S, iiustod as conservator of
the said Harry ”1). Hoyt to this Court
for adjustment, at the Probate allies
in‘ Norwalk, on the 2th1 day of May,
1914, at 10 o'clock forenoon;
'all persons interested in said Estate
LAUNCH. 22 may be notified thereof, the said ad-
511... 6111-: 41”- P.1Mrkcl'n1inistratrlx will cause this ordei‘ to
and that
be published in a newspaper paving
rctor magneto, complete inventory at a circulation in said District, at least
accessories.
Box 123, Itowayton, Conn.
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FOR 8ALE~FORD RUINABOUT 1N m18 ll.
tAl condition. 14 Meadow St mill 31.
FOR BALE «- vouno srnonoE
horse weighing about 1,300 at a sacri- 1
lice. Address it, care Sentinel.
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FOR SALE_1 OR RENT—4.1411611}
'and commodlous house 12 Haviland.
81.: easy terms For further partlcu- E
lars inquire C. Swartz, 01d Well Cigar
Co. ma128 if
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BUSINESS NOTICES
THE SOUTH NORWALK wmoow
and House Cleaning (10., 1301110 & Ly-
sobey. Props.,vP. 0, Box 616. We clean
all kinds of windows, oliice cleaning,
private house, building cleaning, fac-
tory window cleaning. All kinds
cleaning ,work done. 11114 01
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
)rating. Pain‘ters' supplies. Wall pa-
per, up—todate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given Trial or-,
dare solicited. Tel. 400.
White, 61 M Ely Ave.
Alexander
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NOTICE.
i have it at last. What? '1 in for:
rooting, leaders and gutters that is!
guaranteed for 15 years Wise people
are having me repair their l‘iuwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save ,money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
I41 Wash. St. Phone 1106-12 or 873
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Wm. H. Guthrie
, Auctioneer
and Real Estate
TELEPHONE . . . . “1465 2
Apple Trees Trimmed
"Rwanda 8. Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
Why Salter?
With that terrible headache, tooth-
ache or coughspcolds, catarrh. neural-
gia, sore throat, rheumatism. sore feet.
burns, bruises. piles or other ailments,
when one application of that marvel-
ous remedy. "Routine.“ will give home
daitd relief ‘and with constant use it
is always a care
We have sold 1.600 jars of viiealino
in the City of Norwaik alone. Isn't
that convincing of its wonderful re-
sults? ,
Get a a or. jar. 850, at your drug-
gist'a today, or write Kelley Whittle!
Extract 00., Postofiico Box 461, city.
Send for free sample. ’ ’
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oapoarumrtss.
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities, m L‘ than who
are alive to their chance-and 77111ch
to take advantage 0!- colulitions.‘~ ‘
There is always a way for the con
«101141005 skilled wdrker to "4.1
aheadmwrlts a Sardine: Want Ad...
stating briefly and conciieiy your; or-
parlance“ tell of your ptoiicio‘acy and '
sees a position mien energetic. well
directed 181111811 will result it! doflniu
.l1‘o1 price, etc, address five days before said 26th day of May.
mill 31 1914.
HENRY W. GREGORY. 1
Judge.
SOLVENT uorlcs.
District of Norwalk, 1:58., Probate
Court. May 6,11. 1)., 1914.
Estate of William 11. Lawton, late
of Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trlot 011Norwalk,l_1ath'llmitcd and al-
lowed slx months from the date here
of lot the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will he debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said es-
tate 111(- 1'equested to make immediate
payment to
FRANK D. LAW'I‘ON,
Administrator.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk,
Court. May 6. A. 1)., 1914.
$8.. Probate
Estate of Katherine id. Lawton, late-
of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
Tile Court of Probate. for the Dis-
trict of Nonwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement,
Those who neglect to present their
arcounts. properly attested,‘ w‘itlin
said time, will he dobarred a re ov-
or) All persons indebted to said ts
payment to
FRANK 1,), LAWTON. C. T. A..
11111 16‘ 21 Administrator.
N. Y..N. id. 6‘ ll. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 15.1914.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
3: 30:. 3. 55. 4. 29, 6: 061:. 5. 24, 5: 28
6: 011:, 8: 07 8:10x. 914011. 9: 44, 11:15!
11:30:18: 0011.
Sundays.
A. M.-—-3:00. 8:03x. 9:0011.
11: 0011.
r M-12. 10 1: on. a: 39‘s.
12: 00: ,
46:7. 7‘1011, 9:26x. 10: 50:. "11:26.
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16.19. 1131):.
, 6:46,?11011, Mint, 9: 2114-1. 10. 60:.
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Alumna or: 112791111:
6111:” 1.11.1111 on 7.18.
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OANBURY TO ROUTH NORWALK.
' “THE 'IIISI8 OFWEALTH"
tale are requested to make immediate
10:02:.
6 0211,
6. 04, 6.0117, 7.141, 8:1034, 9:401. 11:15:,
«a do, 7 28. 8. 18, to: 03361136?“ nem'ar, torpslchoreuu, experts at
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Theodore Roosevelt says: “Real EI'E
tats is the Basis of Wealth." 111 you!
will attend the great auction sale 013
real estate which begins Wednesday'
and continuing1 for four days, you will
be given the opportunity to lay the
basis for your future wealth. Every
afternoon at 2 p, 111. Adams and In-
galls, auctioneers. will sell at public
auction choice residential building
lots on'Spring lilll. This section of
Norwalk is the highest, dryest anti
healthiest part 01’ th‘c town, entirely
free from malaria and other ailments
to which property in the lowlands is
heir to. Through the energetic ei'i’olts
of William Krusz'h this prdpertyds 101
the first time offered for sale to the
genexal public at auction. His reasons
for doing so are these:
"There are only two ways of dispos-
ing of- real estate: they are by selling
at private sale. and by selling at pub.
lic auction. Most real estate firms sell
their property at private sale for the
reason that they can fix their own val
use on their property and consequent~
ly get higher prices. However, in.
selling at private sale, property sells
slowly and the building up of the
property sold makes but little prog-
ress. in selling at auction, the public
place their own value on the property
sold and it very rarely brings more
than one-half of the‘price it does when
sold at private sale, but more lots can
be sold at Public A.u(‘.tion in one week
than could be sold at private sale in
several years. This results in a great
1 saving to the owners, in interest. ad-
vertising and selling expenses. The
purchasers make more money as the
property is built up more rapidly and
values increase by leaps and bounds.
Every bid at this sale will be the ex-
pression of what some one else is
willing to pay for the property. When
you increase the amount and are the
successful buyer you know exactly
how muchlsome one else is willing to
pay and "ready to back ills judgment
with money.
Vlsli_ihe property before the sale
and select the lots you consider most
desirable and fix your price on them.
if you cannot be there, have a' repre1
seniutivo. Any bid will be accepted
during the sale.
To advertise and induce you to see
the property, $1,000 in presents will
be. given away. With the fact in View
that many, many ladies will attend
the sale. glt‘ts have been selected with
that end in view. The large adv. on
page four in this issue will tell you
Ejust hop «to get to this property.
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‘ai'ltclI 1111.111'111111011 of the sale by the (‘uc 11 the purchaser shall Tall “tn
“—0-“..- “ h‘.ElflE'lll(‘€’.Ci tht purchase price, or in any lHeSilcti 1‘ ii to comp)
80 UTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK E .__.--_. with the tenns and conditions of the salt or with any ord Of the (20m
A. Mr“! 208, 5‘ 33x 5:~iIX,6:09,'1 REX THEATRE 'relutive thc1e.tc the (cult may re: ell such property on: 1luportlh Sign
qr 7- ~ - 1 ~ .~-- . ; i “The Little Mail (‘111'-r;e1"—~Miss default. by the purchw 11' such deposit, unless the (01111 e a o erw
3.4?” 10. .1? 710“: S ‘11:: 4: am" 9111!. laiwrenco pm” the role of the little ("1.101 shall be forloltcl hi the dcpositcr and shall be retained by til
.1 v 5.\' 31.. 1 , l(‘('(‘i\"‘ll< 1.1.4 assets (f 1111 Stalshipt Oyster System. and the receivers all
P' 31"] 0931 1'18 3 M"- 12‘29 mail carrier Knowing nothing ”f "’0 thereafter be dischat' it": of all obligations to the dcpositor, his repress
4:40., 5212.7 6:44 610011, 6:47, 7:02x, lll'lell' and desiring only to facilitate 11111ch or assigns with re’ erencc thereto; but if the pu1chase1 shall com
7:31., 9: 428, 10-12:,- ltrovcmcnt l1‘io drcsos as 11 buy. 111 bly with all suth telms and conditions of the same and orders of 410111;}:
Sunda . 11mg mun hp... pm We... the 1111111 «be 1.11.1111.» tl1e.cto such tipposit shall be ctedited as a pm: payment of W
y ' 1'1.1.'ch111.=c price, upon final adjustment with such purchaser and in 41W
1" 3"”12’25‘“ 5:33‘" 5:4”1 8:541 alte1uard~ 1mm” to Imp: he “‘5' said dciosit shall exceed the purchase price the e mess of such 691198
10 "7‘1 11 2"- poses 1’” ‘0 E“) a boy '1 he G‘SCO‘L’O’ oler the purchase price shall be returned to the purchaser. 11-:
P. iii. ~12: .1011 2: 441:. (l: 00x, 5: 44, (‘1‘ his 19151"ke “1""1'13 “‘0 awakening Any person who may become apurthascr and who priot to the date
_6:00x.7 :013, 7 12,7 51; 9- 42 1o; 12‘, of tort. it is irom the pen of 11-011 final setllcment of the purchase price as required by the tonne of» our
10:23, 1 old '1‘ Buchanan and has been dircct order made by this Court may hold claims or demands against the' do
ed and stu'gcl by the peerless d rector
Harry 1. Seller who has dilected all
A. “”4”“. .540“ 5:45, 3:03;, of Miss Lawrence' 8 greatest successes.
3:513, 9:15,, 10302;“ 10:05, 10:50,, The play isa vivacious. dashing affair,
11:03. full of action. deliciou humor. clever
p, Mummy. 1:05, 21,0“, 2:57 ly wrought situations, and more than
all else it has a great big heart into:-
eat: it is primarily a romance, quiver-
ing with the pathos reflected in a
little tackwooda girl s seemingly hope
les‘love for a city chap. But the end-
ing is a happy on‘e,hu1‘nan and. direct
leaving one with the conviction that
one has seen a page from life in the
real .iaterpreted by the gieatest fe-
male actress on the sdrdon.‘
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SOUTH NOEWALK TO NEW HAVEN,
A. 11—12: 231:. 1: m «:09 7 23,i
9716!, 10.22‘ 11:111. 11:671.
‘ P.M--'1:20. 8:161: 4:68.5:14,6116x, the Einel‘ald isle will visit Hoyt's The. the sale reference is made to the decrees above re. erred to.
HOVT'B THEATRE.
Lovers of spectacular fantasies of
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titre. this Week, and witness Eugene
Emmett and his clever company in one
I A, M.~«12: 2311, 11171:, 7: 48. 8:16;. of the most pleasing feature acts pres-
' outed at. the popular playhouse this
9 M.:——12 09x; 2‘ 0711, 4: 17:. 11:12:. 1...... Emmett. thet'tiistingulshed n. .
‘ieh star. is at his best this season, and
, he has a strong supporting company
SOUTH NORWALK .‘i'o DANBURY. which will assist in a high-class pro-11
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duction of “The Hero of Old. Erin "
Joe Foadellier, the wizard of the ac;
' aordoon. is with thee Norwalk theatre-
share this week, and promises to be
especially good.
Another feature not is the dance and
comedy number by Frank lllagen an
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E
d
the first: water ,
, . the twentieth c
tut-y vaudeviillag
give the bill a boé'dt as'th stir
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Colony Trust Company against the Sealshlpt
pending in the District Court of the United States 'for
trict of New York, on the sixth day of May,
decree chimed in ancillary proceedings in the District (‘oult of the Unitetb‘
States for the Distlict 01‘ Connecticut on the 0111 day of May, 1914, an
a decree entered in ancillary proceedings iii the District
United States for the District of Massachusetts on the 11111 day of May
1914 the Receivers will sell at public auction on June
oclock M., at the County Court House
situated in tlu.1 Town of ltlverhead, Long Island, all the property ctf til
Bealehlpt Oyster System, including all real
equitable buildings oyster boats, dl‘edgea, shares oi stock in other could
rations, cash, accounts receivable, good will,
personal and mixed of every name and natule whelci e1 situated
sold includes the following: Real estate in 1.1111" island (ity and Green
Maven Milt'md and South Norwalk, Conn; and Welltlect,
tially. 0.111 acres of oyster beds in Peconic and Gardiners Bays, N. Y.
4781.8 acres held under franchisee from the State of New York;
acrcs held under leases fromthe State of New
under lenses from the Town of Huntington, N. Y.:
under franchises from the State of Connecticut;
franchises from towns of Connecticut together with any
oyster beds or lands: also 34 gasoline boats and
shares of stock as follows: 50 shares of Sealshipt Oyster System of llhoti
Oyster Carrier (‘0: 22 5 shares of the United
shares of The Rockaway Oyster Co;
an been ddgaged :6 ‘1
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Notice of Receivers” Sale
Sealshipt Oyster system
Under and pursuant. to a decree entered in procedings
Oyster
by the‘ 0.1
System no
the Eastern 1011111
1914. and pursuant to
Court 04‘ th
20111, 1914,4112 1
of Sullollt131,(ounty New 1Y0!
estate amt oyster beds, and:
all leases and licenses in and to realestate and oyster beds. both lentil an
and all othet property, roll
Without limiting the generality (lithe loregoinit. the property to be'
wharf properties in No
M ass' . subatan.
port, N, Y... and Milford and Bridgeport Conn.:
687.
1,348,770 acres lied
8.679.118 acres be.
384.] acrss hold and
oysters (in one
smaller craft.
York;
other
1,749 shares of Tile Dine Points (10.; 249 940 shares of Amer-ital
indurated Fibre Co; 166
shares of The Southern Marylan
interests
lslan d;
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Telephone (.10.: 50 shares of the Producers Sales (‘10.; also
numerous contracts, etc.
other»
Said properties are to be sold subject to mortgages or encuin
brnnces or liens on cc1tain portions thereof upon which a total '0 ;
811145.110 with accrued and' overdue intetest is unpaid. A certain 1mm
tion of the property of Sealshipt Oyster System of Rhode Island is like.
wise secullty for a portion of said indebtedness. Other properties with:
me owned by the Sealshlpt Oyster System of Rhode Island. all the stock
of which is owned by Sealshi'pt Oyster System or by its subsidiary com;
panies, are, subject to mortgages or liens on which the sum of $207, 514 .44
of principal together with accrued and overdue interest is unpaid. Said
ploperty shall further be sold subject to any othel encumbranCes and
liens of reenrd. and any and all liens for unpaid taxes, and any, assess:
ments of any nature. 1‘
Such property shall be offered in sixteen parcels more particularly
described in the aforesaid decree of sale. Each parcel shall be struck
off subject to the property as a whole being struck off and sold to 8.1046691:
for the entin': plopel'ty as a whole. and provided that unless the aggro.
gate of the highest bids for all the separate parcels shall exceéd the sum
1.513700 000 over and above the encumbrances, the bids for said separate
parcels shall all be reje 'ted Thereafter all the property shall be altered
for sale as a whole but no bid for the propert' as a whole shall be re-
ceived for an amount less than the aggregate of all bids made for separate
parcels bid for or for less than $700. 440 mm and above the encumbratel.
At the sale of the property in parcels no bid shall be lecelved for any
parcel. unless the bid'le1 shall, prior to the receipt of his bid on that
1-,arcci hau deposited with the receivers, subject to the further order 0!
this Court cash 0! a certified check payable to the receivers or then-
order on some, \ational Bank or Trust Company in the City of Boston
(‘1' in 'l1c(‘lty of \ew York. for the followln". amounts on account of all
parcel 1111 which any such bid may be made: Parcel No. 1, $10,000:
Parcel No. 2. $10,000: Parcel No. 3. $10,000; Parcel No. 4, $10,000; Parcel
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.\'o, :1, $1.000; i’arccl .\'o, (1, 810,000; Parcel No. 1, 62,500: Parcel No. 8,
82.500: Parcel No, 9,321,300; Parcel 'No, 10, 2.500; Parcel No. 11,
l'lncel No.12. $10 000 Parcel No.1”. $171,:000 Parcel o'.‘14,
Parcel No. 11.32.3110, Parcel No. 10, 8:3,.000
At the sale of the property as a whole no hid shall be received union:
the bidder shall prim to the cpeum" of the sale have deposited with
1‘111 111111117116. subject to the further mdor of the Court, cash 'or a similar
certified check 1111‘810000 ,1.
Any person bowevtl. who shall deposit with the receivers prior to said
sale a similar check tor 8.10 000 shall be entitled to bid icr any and I!
of paid 11 11cc». and al. :0 for said property as a whole. Any such delimit.
made by an unsuccessful bidder may he rctutued to him by the received
111 the 01080 of the “110.111 their discretion or upon tlle1tlou1‘.‘t 8 order. Snell
1111.101 11 71111th by the successful bidder shall be 1elline'd by the receiver,
tsubioot to the further order of this Court and it the sale shall not b
ctniir. had an '1 do; osit shall he returned to the depositor. 11" upon an,
ant Scalshipf Oyster System which have been or may be allowed as
by thoifourt or any interest in any such claims or demands on ace
‘cf which he may be entitled to d1strlb ltion of any proceeds of 81141111
shall be entitled to have the amount or amounts which be ‘may has
to receive out of the net proceeds of snub sale as a distilbutlon on
of such claims or demands applied on account of the purchase «price
such manner as this Court may determine upon confirmation of the
The recohers shall continue in the possession control and ma
meat of said preperty and business and shall continue said basins};
the further 01‘1081‘ of this Court relative thereto, or until actual ,
and d‘hilvery of possession of the property to the purchaser or 1316'"
11 1 1:1” :hein unrest ms, assigns or nominees as hereinabove prov}
for. and any sale made pursuant hereto shall be subject to the righil
the receivers to so conduct and carry on said business.
At the opening of the sail! above provided for 11 ocelvers shall ‘
pounce the amounts or quantities of oystms situated on any oystey
included in any of the parcels set' fol‘.‘ 1 in the demon which. have
transferred to the oyster ‘bpds included in any other [81081 altd‘r
13th. 1014 Purchasers of oyster beds take as part thereof 3111' 01’s rs
' the beds at the date of sale. -
E The Court expressly reserves the right to make such further order so
direction in the premises as may seem lust and pfoper.
For a complete and accurate statement of the terms and con
Further particulars as to property to be sold the conditions and _ ,
of sale. and the division of the proper lea into parcels for the £31m
of sale. will be furnished u;cn application to the recelvlsrs or their a
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