The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-11
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
MEETING OF INCORPORATORS OF
 THE DIME SAYINGS BANK.
Real Estate Wallingford Soldiers Expected Home from the Philippines This Week.

The incorporators of the Dime Savings bank held their annual meeting Tuesday evening and reelected the old board of or dcers. as follows: Leverett M. Hubbard, George NJ. Hallenbeck, Albert D. Judd, Charles N Jones. Marcus l.. Cooke. Linus H. Hall, Charles B. Yale, James GaHney and George E. Dickerman. The lncofpofa- tors also reelected the officers or the oanh' as follows:
 presldent-Leverett M. Hubbard,
 Vice preSidentS-GeofSe M' Secretary and reasurer-Leonard B. Bish-
 Assistant treasurer-Robert H. Cowles.
 To tle list of incorporators was auueu @ tns name of Almer |. Martin to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Othnlel l. MaIelI' 1oa1 The thirtieth annual statement July T., ,nit, ioGt, showed that during the, year the uepoSithhs p.ith drawn Sl5O, 7O264, showing an increase m the denosits of $40, 0,42456. Depositors ac, counts opened numbered 407 and deposltors accounts closed were 301. This shoWs all III crease of depositors' accounts to the huii'- Der of 106. ,,,., ,aoo
 The depositors accounts open Jmly d,h I, aefo, to were 2.4iS and July 1, 1901, 2,5SO. The to" tai deposits are $6429S4.77. 900 ooA As
 The income for the veal, i,n0"G was h%onas %11S5o S5. and from premiums on iailroao poAoS T'' 593 75; total $3I ,5')S2o. ,.,.,s,,,, +ovos
 Txpenses during the year, includlng taAes, salaries, rent, etc., were p Z0l'-e an of credited depositOrs, S22,9oo.lo, paldnoo part interest carried to profit and loss account, IL. S3 SIS O2. amount of premiums carried 10 nrofit and loss account, $5, 593.75; total, S3''' 59S20. ro., os.
 The assets are put at: Loans on feai eS es. tate first mortgage, $53s, ,255; loans on u per ds sonal 5r security, 4,S75; loans to borough Sd a1 Wallingford, STOOD; first mortgage ralis9au f9a borids, Ssl, 500; national bank stocks bnd ST2i' 66s; real estate, n $l63sss s9s 29 aS casn OH aHu'
 The liabilities are: Deposits, So42, ls ,Ds1 ao7 n' surplus $50, ,37629; profit and n, loss; So,o-' oa 7s; ' premiums, m $275es; total, S7o7' Soe;9 9g q,
 Nugen who h ,a hdg from this fdsoto town besides one each from Meriden, Waterbury, Hartford and New Haven,. to say hothinSs of the many times he has ma lm hlH ane tue Imu hn. costs settled without term ID lali, mas Ov fore Judge Toothe yesterday ,raoch naofl'nsf of inc nesce. He was given thirty days Ill iail and fined $7 and costs., Yesterdays recorded real estate cnanges were: Morton F. ana A Enmd pr,or J, qhe 4he H. I l.. Judd property on South Name sireEti .nvt Morton D. Judd to Emma J. Judd' l4oAloo feet on Curtis avenue: 4, ph;l,n
 The Wallingford soldiers from the Phlr,p LIP ninns arc ex1ected home this week. The report that Whitney Todd had arrived was q mistake. -o.. of f,bric+i.n
 The resident property owners o1 Cniis''nn i I' ai street have petitioned for crossWalk on Christian street, between Main ana Elm streets. .hooy oniov
 The Congregational Sunday sch9oi en1oy- s ed their allnual picnic at Paugh Pond yes" terday. .u.,, +oo,, f, old Point Comfort on their wedding trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. D, J. Tucker are at Asoury
 II. E. Biggins and family left yesterday for the Catskills. c.,,,r,doo
 Miss Lucille Reynolds, of Cambridge, e, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. C. H. bro"h ior
 Robert M Neary is home from the Buffalo
 0zais Merriman leaves to-day for Spring
 E. NJ. Hubbard is home from visit In
 Nicholas B. Rundle left yesterday for rranklin. x. l., to attend the funeral or Mrs. Decker who was sister or MIS- hui- de. ry horo Ian. nound daughter at their home,
 Henry Hirons and w. l.. lngraham are in Halifax, N. s. oe Mouth
 Mrs \. A. Felton and children. Of North- omnton Mass, are the guests of Mrs W. 5. Hall. ,,,,,,o+o,cp ora OK. pected to play golf In Wallinsfora OH S"'' irday. ,vasb,,oton
 Miss Beatrice sherman, or Washing'oh street. is sojourning on Money lsiahd.