In re New England Transp. Co.
District Court, D. Connecticut
In Admiralty and in Bankruptcy. In the matter of the New England Transportation Company, bankrupt. On distribution of proceeds of vessels owned by bankrupt, in admiralty proceedings tb enforce maritime liens.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, District Judge.
The New England Transportation Company, a domestic corporation having its principal place of business at New Haven, was for a long time the owner of the tugs Resolute and Fred E. Ives together with a fleet of coal barges. , The tugs were employed in the towing of these barges and other vessels between the port of New York and various cities and towns on the Long Island Sound in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and as far east as Massachusetts.
The company became involved financially, and in July, 1913, proceedings in bankruptcy were instituted against it in this court. During…
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