The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-23
ANNA J. BRACKET, EFT AL, VS. THE MIDDLESEX BANKING COMPANY,
SUPERIOR COURT, HARTFORD COUNTY.
, aJaIIUeLI I0s O. Order Appointing Temporary ReceiYecs

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 The complaint in the above en- titled action duly verified by oath having been presented to the under signed, a judge Of the superior court for the State of Connecticut, said court not now being actually in ses- sion. and plaintiffs therein by their counsel having moved for a order appointing temporary receiver in said action, it is hereby.
 ORDERED that John l.. Dower of the town and county of Hartford and State of Connecticut and Silas A. I Robinson, in the County Of Middle sex in said State, be and hereby are appointed temporary receivers Of the defendant corporatt on, with all equity and other powers thereto belonging, and subject to the duties imposed by law upon such receivers.
 AND TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that such receivers before entering upon the duties of their office as such shall give and file with the Clerk of the Superior Court for Mid- d1esex County 8 bond in the sum of thirty thousand dollars with suffi- cient surety or suret1es approved by the undersigned conditioned upon the faithful performance of their duties under this appointment; and in the event that said receivers shall here after at any time or times be com firmed or appointed in such action permanent receivers of said Middle sex Banking Company Of their du-- ties as such receivers
 AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the said John L.. Dover and Si- las A Robinson as such receivers shall have full power and authority to demand and sue for, collect and receive, and take into their posses sion all the goods, chatte1s, rights, credits, schoses in action, moneys and effectsgs lands, Itenements, books, pa pers. bills, notes and property of ev- cry description real and personal, tangible or intangible of said The Middlesex Banking Company. and may institute suits at law or in equity for the recovery of any estate or property, damages or assignments of any nature existing in favor of said The Middlesex Banking Company. AND TT IS FURTHER ORDERED9 that said defendant The Middlesex Banking Company and it's officers and agents be and they hereby are re-. strained and enjoined from collect ing or receiving payment for any debts or paying out, selling. assigning or transferring any of it's estate, real and personal. tanigbIe or intangible, or from proceeding in any way in the transaction of it's business or exercis- ing any of its corporate or other fran chises except at the request and with the consent of, and for the purpose of assisting such receivers.
 AND TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that such receivers prepare an in ventory Of the assets of said corpora ton, and a. list of it's liabilities and may employ counsel and employ such clerical assistance and pay for the same, as the duties of their of flee may require.
 AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that notice of such temporary ap- pointment and of a hearing. on con- firming same and for the. appoint 0f Ir1xx %<> be held before the Superior Court for Middlesex County on the 5th day of February, 1915, at eleven o'clock a. m., at the Superior Court Room in the County Building in Middle town be given to all parties interest ed by serving on or before the 2Oth dayISof January, 1915, a true and at tested copy of such complaint, verifi- cation and this order upon the Trea- surer of defendant corporation, and by publishing a copy of this order for three successive days prior to the 23rd day of January, 1915, in the Hartford Times, Bridgeport Farmer, Hartford Courant, Midd1etown Pen ny Press, New Haven Journa1-Cour- fer, the New London Day, and the Waterbury American, all newspapers published and having a circulation in the State of Conn necticut, and in three newspapers published and having a. circulation outside of the State of Connecticut to be selected by such receivers and further by depositing in the mail postage prepaid, a writ ten or printed copy of this order ad- dressed to each known creditor. bondhoIder or other security holder and to all stockholders, not less than six days before such hearing
 JOSEPH P. FUTILE,
 A Judge of the Superior Court for
 the State of Connecticut.
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