Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1911, Page 15

NORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1911 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF The First National Bank OF NORWICH At the close of business December 28, 1910 Resources LOANS AND DISCOUNTS .. OVERDRAFTS UNITED STATES BONDS . PREMIUM . OTHER BOY FURNITURE AND F OTHER REAL ESTATE OW DUE FROM OTHER BANKS CASH ON HAND REDEMPTION FUND WITH U. President FRANKLIN S. JEROME DANIBEL B. SPALDING JAMES B. SHANNON .$ 804.42800 1,035.18 224,500.00 1,962.66 151,033-44 44,209.47 000.00 3.784.25 43:437.67 80,608.35 11,100.00 $1,371,189.02 Liabilities CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS RESERVED FOR TAXES . NATIONAL BANK NOTES OUTSTANDIN DIVI VDS UNPAID DEPOSITS BONDS BORROWED . OTHER LIABILITIES 45,539-17 2,606.85 222,350.00 128.00 660,405.49 30,000.00 $1,371,180.02 Cashier C. LESLIE HOPKINS DIRECTORS CHARLES D. NOYES FRANKLIN S. JEROME ROBERT W. PERKINS Assistant Cashier EDWARD H. TIBBITS C. LESLIE HOPKINS FRANK W. BROWNING CHAS. AMOS JOHNSON JOHN C. MORGAN FRANCIS J. LEAVENS IRA L. PECK JOSEPH C. WORTH The Thames National Bank President: WILLIS A. BRISCOE. Vics President: CHARLES L. HUBBARD. Assistant Cashiers: HENRY L. BENNETT, Directors: CHARLES L. HUBBARD, WILLIS A. BRISCOE, JOHN C. AVERILL, ARTHUR H. BREWER, OLIVER L. JOHNSON, GROSVENOR ELY. No. Cashier: CHARLES W. GALE. NATHAN A. GIBBS. CHARLES W. GALE, JOHN PORTEOUS, WILLIAM B. YOUNG, WATERMAN R. BURNHAM JOHN ECCLES, 16 SHETUCKET STREET 7N AN in estimating the service of a banl, it is always well te re- member that the capital and surplus, in other words, the banks own money, is that which gives security to depositors. The large capital and surplus of this bank forms a fund that in- sures absolute security to those who entrust funds to us. Capital $1,000,000 Surplus $870,000