The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-22
TO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NEW HAVEN OR HIS DEPUTY,

| GREEIING:-
By authority of the State of Connecticut
appear before the Superior Court to be held
at New Haven, within and for the County
of New Haven, on the first Tuesday OF
April A. d. 1901 james II. Donohue, Mary
A. Donohue, Elizabeth G. Dunn, James
! Henry B. Dunn, Joseph Dunn, Marguerite
]. Dunn and Edward Boyhan all of the
City of New, Haven, in said County and
State and the heirs, representatives and
creditors of Mary A. Dunn, late of the Town
| of New Haven, deceased, then and there to
answer unto The, President and Fellows. of
Yale College In New Haven, corporation
duly organized and existing under the laws
| of the State of Connecticut and located in
| said City Of New Haven in said County and
| State, in civil action wherein the plaintiff
| complains and says:
| 1. On or about July 8, 1886, said Mary a..
| Dunn, being then in full life, made, exc
cuted and delivered to the plaintiff her bond
! or writing obligatory dated on said day, by
firmly bound unto the plaintiff, its success
ors and assigns. in the penal sum Of Seven
teen Thousand Dollars (Sl7, 900 conditioned
that if the said Mary A. Dunn, her heirs,
and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the
said plaintiff, it's successors. or assigns. the
sum of Eighty-f Hundred Dollars (SS50V
on demand, with interest payable semi
annually from the date thereof, principal
and interest payable at the office of the
Treasurer of, Yale College, then said obi
cation to be. void. otherwise to remain in
full force and virtue.
2. On said day by her deed Of that date
said Mary A. Dunn to secure said bond or
writing obligatory, mortgaged to the plain
with all the buildings and other improve
ments thereon, s,t,lated in said New Haven
and bounded: South on Greene Street, 90
feet; West by land now or formerly of the
Estate of Patrick Crowley, about 101 feet;
Northerly by land now or formerly Of Ed
ward Mcnamara, about 81 feet; and East
by lands Of J. Welch, p. Keheiy, and
ss se wheh deea Is for the
we'll and true observance and performance
of said bond or writing obligatory accord
ing to its tenor, and is recorded In said New
Haven Land Records, In Vol 382, on page
800.
8. Said bond or writing obligatory is still
owned by the plaintiff, and the sum Of
Eight THOUSAND Eys Hundred md ed Dollars
January, 1900, is now due thereon and
wholly unpaid.
4. Said Mary A. Dunn died November s,
dempton in said mortgaged premises, leav-
no husband her surviving, but leaving sur
viving her the defendants Mary A. Dono-
hue, Elizabeth g. Dunn, James Henry B.
Dunn, children and some Of the. heirs at-law
of said Mary A. Dunn deceased. The other
heirs-atlaw of said Mary A., Dunn, deceas- |
any aTe 70 1ie on hn W sal,
Mary A. Dunn, deceased, has ever been
granted In this State, and there is no exec |
utor thereof or administrator thereon.
6. The defendant Mary A. Donohue claims |
to own the equity of redemption in said |
mortgaged premises, and the defendant I
James f. Donohue is her husband
T. The defendants Elizabeth C.. Dunn,
James Henry B. Dunn, Joseph Dunn, Mar |
guerite ]. Dunn, and the other hers-at-law, I
If any Of said Mary A. Dunn, deceased, |
and the representatives and creditors of i
rhe Estate Of said Mary A. Dunn may claim
to have some interest In said mortgaged
premises.
8. The defendant Edward Boyan claims
to have an attachment lien on said premises
for 5000, which claim accrued after the
plaintiffs mortgage.
g. The defendants James #. Donohue and
Mary A. Donohue, husband and wife, are
now in possession Of said premises.
The plaintiff claims:
/. A foreclosure Of said mortgage
2 Possession 81 said mortgaged prem
SEES.
Louis H. Bristol of New Haven is recog-
1ized in the sum of 500 to prosecute, etc.
or this writ with your doings thereon
lue service and return make
Dated at New Haven. Conn, this Goth
lay of March, A. d. 1901.
ERROLL M. AUGUR,
Commissioner of the Superior Court for
New Haven County.