The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-14
NOTICE

In the Matter of
 BEARDSLEY & WOLCoTT MFG. rrN,rnn sT2rRs Go, RsetoT; oTb;1srp1cr
 TICUT-P r 0 c d i ing for the
 Reorganization of Corporation
 under Section 77B of the Bank
 ruptcy Act 15373.
 ORDER ON PETITION
 At New Haven, in said District of 1884, before the Honorable Carroll c. Hincks, Judge of the said Dis- trict of Connecticut, the Petition in proceedings for the reorganization of a Corporation under Section 77B of the Bankruptcy Act, having been after examination thereof and hear ing the petitioners thereon. 1t is ordered
 l. That Lyle A. Brown, Francis T. Phillips and Thomas P. Kelly be and they hereby are appointed Temporary Trustees of the Debtors Estate of whatever character and wherever situated; that said Trus- tees file a bond in the amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars with the Clerk of this Court with one or more sureties approved by the Clerk of this Court for the benefit to the effect that the Trustees will we'll and truly perform the duties of their office and duly account for all moneys and property whatso- ever which may come into their hands and abide by and perform all things which they, shal! be di. Trustees upon the filing of said bond shall be vested with title to the property now in the possession of James R. Sheldon as Receiver and shall have all the title and shall exercise, subject to the con- with the provisions of said Section 77B, all the powers of trustees ap- pointed pursuant to Section A of the said Act and the same powers as those exercised by receiver in equity to the extent consistent with said 8 sa, Section on; 77B, and. subject to the Court. shall have the power to operate the business of the Debtor until further order of the Court; that James R. Sheldon as Receiver deliver to the said Trustees imme. diate possession of all of the prop as said Receiver.
 2. That the said Trustees give notice to all creditors and stock holders of the Debtor by mailing postpaid said notice to the last known address of said creditor or stock holder as shown by the books the publication of said notice once a week for two successive weeks in the Waterbury Democrat, of hearing to be held at New Haven at 10:30 D. s. T. on the 17th day of August, 1884, to determine whether tees temporarily appointed as here- inabove prayed for shall be made permanent or shall be terminated and the Debtor of the Receiver hereinabove referred to restored to possession of all property of the Debtor; or any trustee or trustees moved or any substitute trustee or trustees or an additional trustee or trustees shall be appointed by the Court; also to act upon any plan of reorganization which may be prop erly before the Court at that time. 3. That the. Debtor and its Re- officers, directors, agents and em. ployees and each of them, and all other persons, especially h e claiming to act by, through or un- der the Debtor or said Receiver, are hereby enjoined from interfer- ing in any way whatever with the possession or management of all or any part of the property over which any trustees have been appointed. as prayed for herein; from inter- fering in any way to prevent the discharge of their duties or the operation of the business of the Debtor; and from selling or trans ferring any assets of said Debtor or said Receivers.
 All of the foregoing being subject to the further order of this Court.
 New Haven, August 6, 1894.
 CARROLL c. HINCKS,
 U. s. D. J.
 Attest:
 c. D. PICKETT. Clerk.
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