The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-23
Eeea1 9ntices.
TO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NEW HAVEN OR HIS DEPUTY,


BY authority Of the State of Connecticut
you are hereby commanded TO summon to
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. ID. 1901 James II. Donohue, Mary
A. Donohue. Elizabeth G. Dunn James
Henry b. Dunn, Joseph Dunn, Merguerlte
]. Dunn and Edward Boyhan,. all OF the
State, and the heirs, representatives and
creditors of Mary A. Dunn, late OF the Towl
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 ana 1s!
State, In civil action wherein the plalntlH
complains and says:
l. On or about July o. 1886, said Mary A.
Dunn, being then in full life, made, exc,
cuted and delivered to the plaintiff her pond
or writing obligatory dated on SAID Ia gay oD by
firmly bound unto the plaintiff, Its success
teen Thousand Dollars ts17,ooW conditioned
executors OF administt ators, should well
and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the
said plaintiff, its successors or assigns, the
sum Of Eighty Ave Hundred Dollars tSSoOo)
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, otnetWlSe TO femdlH IL
full force and virtue
@ On said day by her deed Of that date,
said Mary A. Dunn to secure said bond or
writing obligatory, mortgaged to the plain
tiff all that certain piece or parcel OF land,
with all the buildings and other, improve
ments thereon, situated in said New Haven
and bounded: South on Greene Street 90
feet West by land now or formerly OF the
Northerly by land now, or formerly Of I'd
ward Mcnamara, about 81 feet; and East
by lands OF ]. WEIGH, D. Kehely, and
George IT. Crane, each in part. In all about
well and true observance and performance
of said bond CT writing obligatory accord
ing to it's tenor, and Is recorded In said New
Haven Land Records, IL Vol. 3S2, on page
800. ~
5. Said bond or writing obligatory Is SIN
owned by the plaintiff, and the sum Of
Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
$500 WITH interest from due f se day and d
4. Said Mary A. Dunn died November 8,
1889, being the owner Of the equity of re-
no husband her surviving, but leaving sur
viving her the defendants Mary A. Dono-
hue, Elizabeth g. Dunn, James Henry 3.
Dunn, Joseph Dunn and Marguerite J.
of said Mary A. Dunn. deceased. The other
heirs-at-law Of said Mary A. Dunn, deceas-
ed, if any, are to the plaintiff unknown.
D. NO administrator on the estate OF SAID
Mary A. Dunn, deceased, has ever been
granted in this State. and there Is no exec
utor thereof or administrator thereon.
g. The defendant Mary A. Donohue claims
to own the equity Of redemption In said
mortgaged premises, and the defendant
James r. Donohue Is her husband.
T. The defendants Elizabeth C. Dunn,
James Henry B. Dunn, Joseph Dunn, Mar
guerite J. Dunn, and the other heirs-at-law,
il any, Of said Mary A. Dunn, deceased,
and the representatives and creditors Of
the Estate Of said Mary A. Dunn, may claim
to have some interest In said mortgaged
premises.
! g. The defendant Edward Boyan claims
to have an attachment lien on said premises
for 5000, which claim accrued after the /.
plaintiffs mortgage.
o. The defendants James r.. Donohue and
Mary A. Donohue, husband and wife, are /.
now in possession of said premises.
The plaintiff claims:
l. A foreclosure of said mortgage.
2. Possession Of said mortgaged prem
Uses.
Louis H. Bristol of New Haven is recog-
nIzed in the sum Of 500 to prosecute, etc
OF this writ with your doings thereon
due service and return make.
Dated at New Haven, Conn, this Goth
day of March, A. ID. 1901.
ERROLL M. AUGUR,
Commissioner of the Superior Court for
New Haven County.