New Britain herald., 1921-04-28

of sale of the real estate hereinafter
 described and a distribution of the proceeds of such sale, after deduct ing reasonable costs and expenses be- tween the parties according to their rights came to this court on the first Tuesday of May A. D. 1920 and thence to the present time when the parties both appeared - by counsel; an answer was filed admitting the neces- sity of such Sale and joining in a request for the sale of said premises and a division of the proceeds of the same between the parties according to their rights.
 Said real estate consists of two CD separate parcels of land situated in the town of Bristol and is bounded and described as follows:-
 FIRST PIECE-Bounded West on
 Main street and on land now or formerly of T. IT. Brown: North on land now or formerly of T. H. Brown and land nor or formerly of George Merriman: East on land now or formerly of Lucy H. Treadway, land now or formerly of F. c. Haywood w. and Eva Mitchell: South on land now or formerly of George W. and Eva l. Mitchell and land now or formerly of Arthur Hawley.
 Said premises are the same con- veyed to Oscar Anderson and Michael F. Guckin by Mortimer E. Weldon by warrantee deed dated February 2s 1913 and recorded in Bristol Land Records, Volume v, Page 492.
 SECOND PIECE-Bounded East by North Main street: North by North street and land now or formerly of Sarah Goodenough and Harriet G. Edgerton: West by land now or formerly of Henry c Spring: and South by land, now or formerly of George Cari. Said land fronts about one hundred forty three G43) feet on North Main street and about 100 l1o0) feet on North street.
 Said premises are the same con- veyed to Oscar Anderson and Michael F. Guckin by Austin Curtiss by war rantee deed dated April 2. 1913 and recorded in Bristol Land Records, Volume so. Page 174 except that portion thereof transferred 10 Henry c. Spring by warrantee deed dated March 31, 1919 and recorded in Bris- tol Land Records, Volume 96, Page 262
 This court having heard the parties finds the allegations of the complaint true: That the interest of the plain tiff in both said parcels of land is an estate in fee simple in an undivided one-half thereof: and that the de- fendant owns in fee simple an un-s divided one-half of both said parcels of land and that in accordance with the stipulation filed herewith a sale of both said parcels should be had.
 Whereupon it is adjudged that said real estate be sold and s. Russell Mink. Esq. of Bristol is appointed a committee to make such sale and 1t is ordered that he sell both said parcels separately the second piece above described subject to a mort gage of three thousand (3000) dollars held by Charles H. Curtiss of said Bristol, at public auction in the city Court Room in said Bristol on the second day of May 1921 at two thirty o'clock in the afternoon; and that he advertise such sale by pub fishing a notice thereof containing a description of the premises in the Bristol Press. in the Hartford Times and in the New Britain Herald. not less than three times in each, com mencing on the 26th day of April 1921: and that when such sale shall 1 have been made said $. Russell Mink l as such committee shall execute and submit for the approval of this court a conveyance of the premises to the purchaser and make return of his doings and pay into this court k1~~- nI1 c<ay n