The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES

Maria Burke Harlow. Administrative, VS.. William
Burke, deceased eft al
STATE OF CONNECTICUT p;5.ro-+
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD IS. AnriI 55. 1910.
Upon the complaint of the said Maria Burke
Harlow, Administrative of the estate of Edward
Burke, deceased, late of the city of Plainfield,
county of Union, and state of New Jersey, pray
ing, for reasons therein set forth, for certain
equitable relief, namely; that il be determined
by this court and declared and decreed that
a certain sum of money standing on the books OF
the Stamford Savings Bank to the credit and in
the name of said William Burke was the property
of said Edward Burkes at the time of his
decease; that the said the Stamford Savings
Bank be authorized, empowered, directed and
ordered to turn over and give said sum of money
and all accumulations of interest had thereon to
the plaintiff; and that the said William Burke,
the representatives and creditors and the
widow and heirs of William Burke, and his
assigns be forever enjoined from making claim
and demand upon said the Stamford Savings
Bank for such sums of money now pend
ing before this court, having been returned
thereto on the 1st Tuesday of April, 1870 1t
appearing to and being found by this court that
county of Union, and state of New Jersey, is
absent from this state and gone to parts ,, un,
known, that the representatives and creditors"
and 1.-The widow and heirs of William Burke,
late of the city of Plainfeld, county Of Union,
and state of New Jersey, are parties defendant
to said action, that the plaintiff does not know
who the said Representatives and creditors and
''the widow and heirs are or where they reside.
and that there has been administration on
the estate of said deceased, that notice OF the
pendency of the complaint in said action
given, as required by Order of Notice heretofore
issued and that this action has been continued
by this court for a period of three months and
the plaintiff asks for further Order OF Notice
THEREFORE ORDERED that notice of the
pendeney Of said action be given by PUBLISHING
this order in a newspaper to wit: The San
Francisco Call, published, issued and circulated
in the city of San Francisco and state of Cali.
fornia one time, on or before the 3Oth day or
VIM. L. HAVILAND,
Clerk of the Superior Court, within and for
Ealrteid County.
MY wife, LEORA G. WooDMAN, having left
my bed and board, 1 will not be responsible
for any bills contracted by her from this date,
May 1G, 1910. EBERT A. WO0DMAN.
MY wife. PEARL .DURANT, having left my bed
and board, l am no longer liable or responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
CITY REAL ESTATE
WEST CLAY PARK.
SAN FRANcIsCo's ONLY RESIDENCE PARK.
WITH MARINE VIEWS.
ADJOINING THE PRESIDE RESERVATION.
AN EXTENSION OF PREsIDIo HEIGHTS DIS
TRICT
THE PARK is RESTRICTED TO RESIDENCES
ONLY-BIG LOTS, GRAND MARINE
VIEWS AND PLENTY OF SUN
SHINE AND FLOWERS
OVER $7S,000 SOLD IN THIS PARK WITHIN
THREE WEEKS.
SEE THE PARK AT ONCE-LoCATED AT
LAKE STREET AND 22D AVENUE.
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