Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-10

 rey asked him what account he charged his expenses to. He an- swered that he always charged his expenses to the participating account Questioned as to what he allowed htm- self as salary he stated that whom he later $30 and for the last year or two $40 per week. He said that he partly paid for his automobile by selling one of his life insurance policies. Appraiser Tatem,s Testimony. J. B. Tatem then took the stand. MT. Tatem was one of three apprais- CTS appointed by the court in bank holds property Examined by MT. Harvey, he testified the real property was appraised at $94,o00, the person alty at $2,0O0, and that there were a number of stocks and bonds that were absolutely worthless.
 Town Clerk FIagg Called. David Flagg. town clerk and treas urer, was then called. He testified that Mir. Andem called at his office June 1, 1910, between and D. m.. asked what time the office closed and stated that he was having deed drawn which he would want recorded. He said that the following day MT. Andem telephoned him from New Hampshire and asked if the deed had
  but was brought to the office June 3, 1910.
 When Account Was First Ovsrdrawn. MT. Torrey called G. Harold Gill; patric, who testified that for the past two years he has been cashier of the First National bank of Putnam. He stated that Mr. Arnold had an active account at that bank and that there were deposits and withdrawals al- ThaYa with Arnold's account, other than would be taken care of during the day, until the month of May. 1910. At that time a check of Arnold's payable to Andem for s1,6oo, came to the Putnam bank and there were no funds to meet it. It was held two days and then paid by a deposit, among which was a check from Andem for $1,650, payable to Arnold.
 At this point MT. Gilpatric was ex- cused to get some records from the bank, and c. Fred Waterman was called.
 He stated that he was agent of the French River Textile company, and had done business with Arnold. Some of his notes matured in April and May, but although he called on Arnold several times he was unable to obtain payment. Arno1d's total in- debtedness to himself and his brother was $4,200, of which he was paid $1, 500 on June 1, 1s10 through Attor- ney John F. Carpenter.
 Held ArnoId's Note. Thomas Rawley was called. He said that previous to April, 1910, he held Arnold's note for $700. At that time he added $500, and took new note for $1,000. On June 1, 1910. Arnold owed him $5.000, of which some has been paid since
 C. s. Andem Again on the Stand. defendant, c. s. Andem. MT. Andem stated that he was agent of the Gros- venordale company and has lived in North Grosvenordale for the past 8 years. He commenced dealing with Arnold in 1906 and since that time has paid Arnold by check $5,607.27. He does not know what he paid in cash nor has he any record of what he re- ceived from Arnold. At the time the mortgage was given on June 1, 1910. Arnold owed him $22,642.S9. He said he did not ask for the mortgage but was glad to get it. He denied that there was any agreement between himself and Arnold that no account or record should be kept of their tram sections. He also said that he did 1910, to Arnold for $1,650 paid Ar holds check of May 20 for $1,600, payable to himself.
 Adjournment Taken. Mir. Harvey had not concluded his examination of MT. Andem when cour. adjourned at 4.45 D. m. to 10 o'clock this (F'rfday) morning, when short cal endar matters will be taken up-