[Newspaper]
Publication: The Trenton Times
Trenton, NJ, United States
p. 1, col. 4
NOAH W. BOCH IN
BANKRUPTCY COURT
Noah W. Boch, manager of the Artistic Porcelain Company at West End avenue and Murray street, filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the United States District Court, with liabilities amounting to $20,162.67, and assets of $2,800
The secured claims amount to $3,399, and unsecured claims, $10,753,89. He owes $500 to employes. The assets represent machinery and tools in the plant. The Skillman Hardware Company hold secured claims on the plant and machinery to the amount of $7,500.
The creditors, whose claims are unsecured are as follows: Lanning & Cook, $67.88; Fred Nightingale, $9.25, E. E. Sutphin, $27.56; J. C. Rittenhouse, $100; C. B. Walton Company, $63.98; Joseph MacKensie, $149.59; Artistic Porcelain Company, $375; James Tattersall, $124.74; Golding Sons' Company, $365.71; John Moon, $207.17; Ellingworth Brothers, $18.25; C. P. Voorhees, $12.50; Eli Martindell, $350.25; Newtown Fire Brick Company, $12.98; M. Malkind, $60; C. Quinn, $62; John Wellings, $58.07; Harry Iredell, $57; Frank Smith, $8.25; W. J. Donahue, $29.83; P. J. Campbell, $45; H. E. Burtis, $10; John Waldron, $21.14; Mike Nutley, $8.61; Dominick Nozza, $6.91; F. Pailse, $21.36; J. Zenail, $10.40; Dan Chance, $16.60; Eva Harris, $8.88; Henry R. Fell, $35.80; Skillman Hardware Company, $925.17; A. Malkind, $36.97; B. Bulliandi, $27.51, G. Grenati, $35.20; C. Quinn, $51, L. Arowatti, $45.49; C. Clodini, $35.10; American Hardware Company, $90.93; John Estate, $847.79; W. P. Logan, $70.90; F. E. Weeden, $347.50; Fred Nightingale, $307.34; W. H. Hatfield, $14.46; Bayard Stockton, $115; Gustav Winkler, $87.29; E. F. Hooper, $45.41; John W. Bird, $175; J. C. Rittenhouse, $800; Public Service Corporation, $75.
Mr. Boch has no stock in the Artistic Porcelain Company.