ADDITIONAL RUL ES,
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Adopted by hAe Distrif Court gf Connecticut March

 ANDREW T. JUDsoN. f5I SON Di,tdc, Judge.

 Form of notice to bc sent to esch creditor. named in Ibe original Petition by indifferent person, the Marsha the order may require, fnr the bank rupt. after subscribing his petition for disch0sge end ceTtcate This petition is presented after the decree in bankruptcy has passed;

 By order of the District Court oi you are notified that my further petition in bankruptcy, for discharge and certificate, will be heard the District S.T GCUrs af Room Tn ,s4o on the After the above is filled up, and signed by the bankrupt an indifferent person will compare and seal it and direct the same to each creditor, his usual place of residence, like any other letter. and on the senl side, must be added :hese words: "The bankrupt notice of -

 The indifferent person will see that all these blanks properly filled up then he will lodge the letters in the Post Ofice and make his return in the following form:

 RETURN. To fhe District Court of Connecticut:

 District of Connecticut, ss. this day of in said District, notice 10 each and all the creditors named in petition of in bank; and usual places of residence, in conformity [" Rule 25 of the District Court of Connecticut. and in com. pliancs with the published order tI of .aid Court.

 Sworn to and subscribed .hs day of la42 Justice of the Peace RrLE 26rR.

 In serving the "Letter Notice" on Creditors either by the Marshal, or an indifferent person. when the debt is due 90 any company coparnefsh;p the name of the firm be used alone, without designating the individuals of the firm.

 When the debt may be due to a corporation, the name of the corporation may be used, and the banks

 And in all cases ofservce of these special or Let fer noices circWmst0ntal error shall vita,e the service fthe name and place can be fairly intended or understood.