New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1926, Page 14

u ' schanged for those of tion customors with . 1t that many bond ot of the for the Id hy residents of that y Loan Funds € uesplained the had com- sclosed il Gilputric man " I to gt Horvible Conditions Found at. Home on North Steest | start Telling at the tihs 2vika i 7 S | this loan, e 000 Accounted For Jtion re he sceured t of Coffin, Putnam the fil rey Fhows in 1o ve heen v This ock now neadquarter Thom could T Offic n Mr evit to ort to nation suid ! vory lquor temp! Christine | went into a rage Wher Mt amination of checks and en jod of years, hausted.” at the rec view in his been n- eight or and that tion her mother | efully, The girl her mother malks mattress on the floor, wi clothes, She declared 1 the coldest nights « cover and had to sleep wit clothea on. Officer Feeney the family lived in a three house and there are four child He spoke to Christine's 18 ye brother who said that his constantly purc isk i usually dru he doce know where she g told Offcer Feens triad to persuade &lve up drink tantrum whenever her. | Christine, who is a pupil at the | Nathan Hale school, was left for | the night with ler sister at 184 North street. Miss Ruth E. Bristoll, ager assistant probation officer, {s con- | pany, ducting an investigation Into the |2, 1¢ nir 'wo Objectives In View To discover what disposition vl ma of the pro- to the amount of claims admit- mainst my trust sitlon had 1,000 of Liber agalinst on ) 1150 in s her nting some §1 involved in my cla Hecovered that E roomi Tist Of Notes ‘offin reports that his inquiry 1 that s representing loans the ba written oif tin e represen Y (el ang Gilpatric to J Burns of Hariford and to other 1 his benefi note tut te 1t, 1 bonds sold hat he 1 mother to flies into | to of payment v s { of old but she he speaks t of payments to J and to other represented hier's checks totalled $19,148.7 tter from Arthur J. Thomas, man of the Trumbull Market com- of Hartford, dated with a list of amounts r from Mr. Gilpatric between November nd June 6, 1924 | fotatled §13,0 list of payments to John J. Burns and to other pa |ties for his benefit represented ;l»‘ruk drafts totalles 8 | These items total §150.6 To the of the 1 B beneit c 1 by 12 the re- aggregato OTHERY' BONDS (Continued From First Page) 1w ladvanced to the following corpora- !tions represented by their checks H‘nir] outside of evidenc | lebtedness found among the assets The former banker explatned that |1 Hor ! 1 Lof the bank at the time of the fail- of delayed interest payments, and ho Sohort Ao SOmIEI Y would then draw his check for the |¢r g0 V1€ = OREIE required amount. This, Gilpatri s iiArs Uoted said, would be adjusted when the ' The loss of $78,000 par actual coupons becanie due. He as. | ol 108 E S0 T e sold sumed the difference in tis et iie ka0 ase » Might i rehruary and March, 1921, 18 at $10,066.10; the loss on the Pointing out that the first interest s Daly stock was §$7,000; payment on state bonds paid by Gil Thaser Gilpatric patric included three cents, Mr. Kte Scovell sald would indicate that i e coupons had heen clipped from D0arat o el bonds of smaller denomination than £1,000, the denomination of those purchased by Gilpatrie for the It did not get far toda €covell announcing that he moro time to study the matter and Receiver George Coflin_ of the ed Putnam ban no- that i inve question, It was brought out of the $750,000 in purchased by Gilpa state, $500,000 of the been ghifted later lssue to the ed by Mr, Scovell honds of done, d that at the time he was! oceived $ bonds of the very “bullish” on fourth Liberty 1ot in exchange these loan bonds and, that he probably |londs: he also thinks that he pleds had made the transfer to take a 4 $7,000 mc vantage pr um t loan to or fourth Hartford ba time, A ming these Mr. Scovell aske will was the practice o make entries in the ba on the da 1) various tran his bank attemy 100ks every nig ly entries were ing day to arrive He s as large Mr, manner. Th latlon by of Fifth 841~ ny, and 913.72; Josa on transaction totalled :V! S8 on t Coast pany stock was $9, | mated amount of Pine Tree Worsted company motes written off totalled £10,000 making @ total of $251 {¢ state= a he re- 1 “that sed money of in John s he bo take which 1 The inquiry along line number Ithe report continues, shows th Mr. Gilpatrie states that the $30, bonds of small ( into the A Joston in Ie f bank custom im wrec ik to up notes @ not had time i ord tice this | Wi i Burns, zating that ‘}' bonds for the hac fifth ic honds the fourth. Gilpatrie, why this erty m for fhe state hond J. Burns i which for John at st statements fo | Ipatric 4g: it cconnt fe 600 ¢ tlontng Contines T. A. Howard, 1 tee of the Gilpatric e stion tric ord following azain took up the g Seovell state capitol T ry of ¢ alf ques t explain how recor rnment bonds second Trip To Hartfor f report Gilpatuic was nk could not ex- ntry > had madae could be re- explaining executive if he Gilpatri IConverted Sub Chaser Is Taken on Suspicion March 1 (F)— L, $100,000 Unaccomnted 1or thi TOBACCO PROD. DIVIDEND these square his a d | Cofiin | | stember | | rifles with continues, must be added cash | | | the s of their of their | gooong | 110 of bonds | |9 | the various | Hart- | - ‘ flood for | mor Now Brtan Rile b o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1 For Memory’s Sak e e e e, Flags, wreaths and reverenc capital to George Was ¥ 2 ) N rington on his birthday, were the tributes of the nation's 1 he picture shows Major General Amos A. Fries, chief of the chemical war- fare service, representing the Masous, laying a wreath in front of the first president’s tomb. SIX QUALIFY FOR MATIONAL MEDALS Stamford, n topped out of e b lice ng in st The Tohin Union g Munhattan 1 Handren led cludes Tndoar Shoot th completad the The indoor rifle team o On cal elub has | 3 M nual indoor civilian rifle intercl pocket extra Doth m an inn which all match civilian clibs The shootin with championship has been fired over the country. done at fect any consisted of three strin first stage con: shots prone and ten shots 10 prone and kneeling, third stage ten prone ten standing, shots or The individual scorcs which waz sitting, 10 and of total of 60 | Because e stage the . Chief rlin making a authorit o score o were as fol- | his case Berlin court. night on Berl elkin Hamilla Tochn (fooley Pape i Sixteen member the oflici percents urday jenness in Montevi imander o, 0 shot for warded hy he string medals national board for promotion of rifle pr making a total score nt or better. 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