Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-07
LIABILITIES SHOWN AT S73,374
In Bankruptcy of A. L. Potter & Co. and A. l.
674 Are Liabilities of the Fnm-Much Real Estate
Among the Assets of the 700 Liabilities
in Personal Estate and $50, 626 Assets

Unpaid accounts due total S2,3S0.S2
and there are eight shares of the Nor
witch Industrial Improvement corpora
ton and the fire insurance policies on
the property. On none OF these items
has the bankrupt listed any value.
There has been 500 paid to Arthur
NJ. Brown as counsel fees.
Albert L. Potter Personal.
In the bankruptcy case of Albert l..
Potter, personal. the liabilities are
given at $29,70O, including $4,000 Sc
cured claims $4,000 unsecured claims
and S25,700 notes and bills which
ought to be paid by other parties.
The assets total $50, 626,s Lcompris-
ing $619.97 cash on hand, $500 bills,
promissory notes and securities, 500
household goods, S31,607, stocks, nego-
table bonds. etc., and $4,000 policies
of insurance.
Priority creditors are town. of Nor
witch, city of Norwich, town of Led
yard and town of Franklin; secured
claims, George Thompson, $4,000; I'M
secured claims, Samuel G. Norman,
Jewett City, $4,000; notes or bills dis
counted. held as follows: Merchants
National bank-$400 note of Reuben
P. Potter endorsed by Albert L. Potter,
$1,000 note of Albert L. Potter & Co.
endorsed by Albert l.. Potter, $4,000
note of Albert L. Potter & Co. en-
dorsed by Albert L. Potter, $500 note
Oh II. q. " ne6leT eDuOTSSu Dy Albert
L. Potter; Thames Loan and Trust
Co.-S1, 200 note of Albert l.. Potter
and J. A. Cloran, $4,000 note of the
same parties; George H. Pratt, $3.50
note of Brendon Trading Co. endorsed
by Albert L. Potter, Charles F. Thayer
and George H. Pratt; Uncas National
bank-S5,OO0 note of Brendon Trading
| Co. endorsed by Charles F. Thayer and
Albert L. Potter; E. A. Tracy-S2, 800
note Of Brendon Trading Co. endorsed
by Albert L. Potter; Clara E. Wisner,
address unknown, $4,000 note of Bren-
don Trading Co. endorsed by Albert L.
Potter and Charles F. Thayer; Nor
witch Savings society-$650 note of R.
B. Wheeler and Albert L. Potter.
Assets.
The assets are shown as follows:
Two Thames Park building lots. part
of the $50 acre Drscoll farm in
Franklin, and house and lot at Gales
Ferry, which is on leased ground and
mortgaged to George Thompson. In
the items are $619.97 cash iE bank,
$500 note of A. NJ. Etheridge. $2GO note
of Harold r. Perkins, and personal
clothing 500.
Shares of stock shown in the assets
at face value are the following: "a
lamphear Buck Lumber Co, s2,4c0: 80
Columbian Visitors association, $500;
612 Occidental Goa. and Mining Co,
1912; l Bald Mou tain Railway Co,
500: l Norwich Baseball Co, $50:
$500 Texas Star Oil Co, $25: IA Nor
witch and Westerly Ry. Co, $1,400; 10
Norwich, Colchester and Hartford
Traction Co. $1.5O0; Norwich, COL
chester ard Hartford Construction Co,
$500; 1000 Northern Colorado Coal
Co, $1,000: 1000 Laramie Hahn's Peak
and Pacific Ry. Co.. $1,000; 500 West
ern Railway and Coal Securities Co.,
$1,000; 500 Western Railway and Coal
Securities Co, $1,000; $50 New Eng
land Refrigerating Co., $500; 20 Al
bert L. Potter. Inc, $4,000; Nasha-
wang Co. pledged to George Thomp-
son, $500 l bond Portland Electric
Light Co., $500.
There are also a $4,000 life insur-
ance policy. payable to his children and
a $1,000 policy payable to his wife.
The sum of 800 has been paid Ar
thur NJ. Brown as counsel fees. -,