Liberty bonds of Mrs. A. W. Mac
Donald, $1,050, -alleged to have been
i converted.
Liberty bonds of $1,000. belonging
i to Emma Roberts.
I Liberty bonds of $400, owned by
; Pertha Barber.
Bank balance of Whipple & Gil
patric. $4,^00 less than deposit book
i shows.
State of Connecticut. $20,000 check.
| Pot in bank and carried as cash Item.
Liberty bonds aggregat ng $21,050.
as follows; C. A. Huntington. Frank
Harris, Emma J. Roberts and J. V.
Perrin. $1,000 each; C. X. Fiu, $2,
| 000: John D. Chapin. $1,500; Annie
Cutler. $1,500; Larue. $50; Mrs. H. H.
Davenport, $500; C. H. Hall, $2,500;
! Town of Putnam, $8,000.
j Whipple & Gilpatric, $12,000, spec
i ial deposit.
! Note of Mary Marotte for $10,000;
paid, but alleged to be in bank.
! FOR OVER
200 YEARS
haarlem o3 has been a world
wide remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
tumhago and uric acid ranHttinra
some* internal troubles, sHmulgte vtaB
»|so». Three naca. Afl druggists. Insist
so the original gamine Goto Medal.
Notes of Alex Gilman for $24,000, !
| alleged misused.
Notes of Charles M. Hamburger for
$>.309; paid but alleged to be in bank.
Note of J. H. Geesen for $1,000:
1 paid, but in bank.
Note of Mrs. M. A. Allard for $3,
: .'00; paid, but in bank.
Charge of $1,666 made by Mer
chants National Bank of Boston
'against Putnam Bank July 3. 1924.
;This amount alleged not to be credit
ed in Putnam Bank.
Albert P. Averill, $10,000 special de
posit. No record on bank book.
Note for S1.130 by estate of G. E.
