1847. Windsor Locks Trust & Safe Deposit Company (Windsor Locks, CT)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
December 19, 1931
Location
Windsor Locks, Connecticut (41.929, -72.627)

Metadata

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gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
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Description

Newspaper items report the Windsor Locks Trust & Safe Deposit Company was ordered closed by the state bank commissioner (Dec 1931) and later had a receiver (payments/requests by receiver in 1932 and receiver fees approved 1933). No run is described in the articles. Sequence: suspension by authority leading to receivership/closure.

Events (3)

1. December 19, 1931 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Ordered closed by the state bank commissioner (state action to close the bank).
Newspaper Excerpt
The Windsor Locks Trust and Safe Deposit company of Windsor Locks was closed Friday afternoon.
Source
newspapers
2. June 25, 1932 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Attorney Frank E. Healy, counsel for William H. Léete, receiver of the Windsor Locks Trust and Safe Deposit Company, asked Judge Arthur F. Ells ... to authorize payment of a dividend ... of the closed bank,
Source
newspapers
3. June 23, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Judge Foster also approved Thursday the payment of $5000 to William H. Leete as of the Windsor Locks Trust & Safe Deposit Co. and $3000 to Frank E. Healy as counsel for the receiver.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (5)

Article from The Buffalo News, December 19, 1931

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Weekly Review of Stocks NEW YORK Dec. 19 (/P).-The most encouraging feature in the security markets this week was Friday's general recovery in bonds. Extreme weakness in the investment market had been regarded as a most unfavorable symptom, for it meant that fixed income securities were failing to attract buyers even at prices which in many nstances represented virtually receivership levels. and even the gloomiest pessimists have not felt that hundreds of the country's leading corporations faced such dire straits. Bonds have been struggling against several odds The strong desire for liquidity among banks. as the approaches, brought out constant dribble selling which fell on very timid market Some of this selling represented disposal of bonds owned by closed banks: some came from banks and institutions seeking strong cash position. There was also substantial liquidation of collateral against loans The price weakness was due, however to the thinness of bids and it was to remedy this condition. Wall street understood that im portant banking interests decided to support bonds in which they were interested Liquidation in stocks probably represented the type of offerings which usually appear at this time of year. chiefly of the income tax loss variety. The extreme hesitancy of buyers was well illustrated in the sharp declines by many preferred shares concerning whose dividend safety there is no serious question. However, the market was at all times To the business world the week brought no important change in trends. Heavy industries slowing down in accordance with normal trends, the decline being emphasized by the extremely low level from which started Steel operations dipped to around 25 per cent and the trade felt perhaps they might before the go lower turn of the year brought larger inquiries Money reflected seasonal influences. which also appeared in the weekly banking statistics Currency rising. as it always does with the approach of Christmas, but the advance is far below last year's when the hoarding habit. inspired by New York bank suspension, had taken a grip on the public mind Close Moto Mullins Mfg Myers Bros Nash Motors TO MEET ALL DEBTS WHEAT ACREAGE DIPS LIVESTOCK Canada's Position Secure, Pre Winter Planting Down 10.4 Per mier Bennett Says. Cent. to 38,682,000 Calves TORONTO Dec. 19 -Canada Calves week's market Dec 19 -The will meet her foreign debts "when tremely were Depa me and according to Premier weak of to on ported winter B. Bennett said today also 000 last reduction 10.4 MacAnd The who returned last Sun Liberal the from the acres of day from England branded as absurd Today's Quotations department Wall street rumors the might were 000 abandon the gold standard He hinted was rent from vaguely higher taxes for Canada in winter the Englishman with an come of 100 cow : AGO LIVESTOC pounds paying weak with prices James and liking said CHICAGO and cutter grades sold eral board had must be here predicted a developed if Canada week due 18 is Total week The present of sown for The premier admitted the supposi 3093 year and was reported at 712 tion that Canada would have 55 per and The Dec condition of winter wheat cent of the Dominion wheat quota Prime cutter was reported compared for export to Great Britain is only tenshipping cent of Dec 1930 tative but stated he thought the quota 120 pounds down Dec condition rye vas 81 would British tariff increases sold per new and compared with per cent. have been favorable to Canada he said choice feds year before He pointed out Canada in the and handy top long The winter wheat acreage is 89.6 conditon to meet the depression stand Best handy yearlings per cent. of the 149,000 acres of the ing fifth among the nations in com- $11 cost 1930 Common merce despite its omparatively Year helfers for The acreage of population of market nominal: Best butcher Asked what would from the 993 000 acres of last year's crop. happen the United States and France majority of world powers abandoned the gold SWIFT REPORTS BIG SURPLUS down Fair butcher cows Bennett replied ing CHICAGO Dec 19 (P).-Swift & lambs "That's matter for President Hoover Co. issued to stockholders to and Premier Laval Friday common showing that for the year Be bulls ed the company' surplus totaled compared with $77 2 CONNECTICUT BANKS CLOSED Stockers and feeders 4.00 Shoe year previous. statement confew feeding Hogs. cludes "We look for good year in Two Connecticut banks, the Windsor Saturday's hog market steady with HOGS direct Locks Trust & Safe Deposit company Prices were Windsor Locks, and the Danielson Trust week's Pate the level bulk hand UTILITY SALES INCREASE $3.60 compared company Danielson were ordered closed Some and pound Friday by the state bank commissioner sold from Lights and NEW YORK Dec. 19 (A) -Electric pigs 1000 The Windsor Locks incorporated ranged from output of the Associated Gas & Electric and choice light in 1908, had savings deposits of 000, Total receipts this week 15. 400; last week company for the week ended Dec. Honey medium other deposits of $258,000. and assets year heavy including sales to other utilities was Imp of $1,400 000 Assets of the other bank Today's Quotations per cent. above the same week last year Heavies $4 medium and 275-500 lbs $3.50 as reported June 30 were $3,103,000 Excluding these sales, output was off and medium 50 good and choice 130 lbs. 6.6 per cent. 50 PLAN ANNUAL DINNER yorkers and pigs Roughs NEW YORK LIVESTOCK FOUNDRY INDUSTRY GAINS Directors of the Marine Trust club Sheep and Lambs. NEW YORK CHICAGO Dec upward will plan their annual banquet at a The lamb Saturday was all turn of the iron foundry industry redinner meeting Tuesday evening at Prices were steady and about 23 VEALERS AND CALVES 1330. all directs flected by announcement Friday that o'elock in Gandy's restaurant. cents market nominal December tonnage of the Gunite corOutside good native lambs SHEEP AND LAMBS directs all BAR SILVER Some westerns nominal NEW YORK 75. Sheep prices were steady HOGS market drums and general castings Rockford -2770, Mother steady and higher at Ill., has broken former records


Article from Greenfield Daily Recorder, December 19, 1931

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Moratorium Now Before U Senate House Approves President's Plan. But Tacks on Reservation Insists War Debt Be Paid In Full Cong. Treadway Makes Sturdy Defense of Administration Nine Hours of Debate WASHINGTON Dec 19 With House approval given to President Hoover's moratorium payment Senate Saturday Chairman of finance predicted passage before Tuesday adjoun Charles Mitchell New York banker Senate committee Germany to through debt Make Amendment The House Friday but same breath the President would proposals for revision of the war debts After that ranged from personalities to eloquent adopted of 317 the House the Speaks attacks gained the Treasury to any information Taking another French Mr Treadway the with the ambassador McLEAN IN CONTEMPT WASHINGTON Dec 18 AP Edward publisher the Washington Post was cited for contempt court Friday for sending daintily wrapped Christmas box his summons for his wife appear court defendant divorce proceedings An order quiring to show cause Tuesday why he should held in contempt and imprisoned signed by Weeks of the of Supreme upon by for his wife They the now in had violated a court injunction TO BE DEPORTED HARTFORD. Dec 19 (U.S.) After on his home revealed 100 gallon Roderick day admitted to police came to this country from Portugal to make his fortune in the liquor business He was sent to jail and will be deported. He has been here but five CONN. BANK CLOSED HARTFORD 19 The Windsor Locks Trust and Safe Deposit company of Windsor Locks was closed Friday afternoon.


Article from The Buffalo News, December 21, 1931

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Weekly Review of Stocks Liquidation in stocks probably represented the of offerings which usually appear this time type chiefly of the income tax loss variety The of hesitancy of buyers was well illustrated in extreme the sharp declines by many preferred shares concerning whose dividend safety there is no serious However, the market at all times orderly. To business world the week brought no the portant change in trends. Heavy are down in accordance with normal year-end slowing trends. the decline being emphasized the tremely low level from which it Steel operato around 25 per cent. and the trade tions dipped felt perhaps they might lower before the turn go of the year brought larger inquiries. Money reflected seasonal which also appeared in the weekly banking Currency circulation is as it always does with the proach of Christmas, but the advance is far below last when the hoarding habit. by New York bank had taken on the NEW YORK Dec. 19 (AP)-The most encouraging feature in the security markets this week was Friday's general recovery in bonds Extreme weakness market had been regarded as in the for meant that fixed most unfavorable securities were failing to attract buyers at prices which in many instances represented virtually receivership levels. and even the gloomiest pessimists have not felt that hundreds of the counleading corporations faced such dire straits. Bonds have been struggling against several The desire for liquidity among as the strong approad brought out constant dribble selling which fell on very timid Some this disposal of bonds owned closed some came from banks and institutions seeking strong cash position. was also substantial liquidation of collateral against The price weakness was to thinness of bids, and was to remedy Wall street that portant banking interests decided to support bonds were interested. Moto Met Steel Prod $2 Myers Bros Nash TO MEET ALL DEBTS Canada's Position Secure, Pre- Cattle mier Bennett Says. TORONTO Dec. 19 Canada This week's will meet her foreign debts when due and according to contract.' Premier R. The due B. Bennett said today The who returned last Sun day from branded as Wall street rumors the country might decline of were much abandon the gold standard He hinted vaguely at higher taxes for Canada Even the Englishman with an inof 100 is taxes was come pounds paying weak and liking he said same and spirit must be developed here if Canada is to survive receipts: The premier admitted the supposition that Canada would have per cent. of the Dominion's wheat quota Prime heavy for export to Great Britain is only Choice shipping but stated he thought the quota pounds would stand British tariff increases Fair good and rough have been favorable to he said He pointed out Canada is in the and conditon to meet the depression. stand- Best handy fifth nations in Medium ing among the merce despite its comparatively small helfers population of 10,000,000 Best butcher heifers Asked what would happen to the Common United States and France of world powers abandoned the gold Fair "That's matter for President Hoover good and Premier Laval. Canners common Best fat bulls 2 CONNECTICUT BANKS CLOSED Two Connecticut banks the Windsor Saturday's Locks Trust & Safe Deposit company Windsor Locks. and the Danielson Trust week's company Danielson were ordered closed Some Friday by the state bank commissioner sold The Windsor Locks incorporated ranged from in 1908 had savings deposits of $61 000, Total receipts: year other deposits of $268,000. and assets of 1,400,000 Assets of the other bank Heavies as reported June 30 were $3,103,000 Mixed and medium PLAN ANNUAL DINNER Light orkers Roughs Directors of the Marine Trust club will plan their annual banquet The lamb dinner meeting Tuesday evening at o'clock in Gandy's restaurant cents Outside BAR SILVER Some NEW YORK steady higher at 31c, Sales Pub Radio Reading Roebuck Wabash Oil Tenn


Article from Hartford Courant, June 25, 1932

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Asks Payments Of 10 Per Cent For Depositors Closed Windsor Locks Bank Receiver Seeks Court Approval Attorney Frank E. Healy, counsel for William H. Léete, receiver of the Windsor Locks Trust and Safe Deposit Company, asked Judge Arthur F. Ells in the Superior Court Friday to authorize payment of a dividend of 10 per cent to depositors in the savings department and 10 per cent to the depositors in the commercial department of the closed bank, totaling approximately $79,000 and $30,000, respectively. Mr. Healy also asked that $5000 be allowed on account for the services of the reciver and $3000 for counsel. Attorney Donald Gaffney, of counsel for Frederick A. Searle, receiver of the Commercial Trust Company of New Britain, asked for an allowance of $2500 for counsel. William Malone, counsel for the Bristol Bank & Trust Company, receiver for the National Marine Lamp Company, asked to tear down the 50- building of the factory and dispose of the land. The total value of the real estate is about $5000 and the building. because of its age and condition, is not salable. Judge Ells reserved decision on all the requests.


Article from Hartford Courant, June 23, 1933

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$11,500 Fee As Bank Receiver Allowed Hewes Other Payments Also Are Approved by Superior Court Thomas Hewes of Farmington was allowed compensation of $11 500 for his work as receiver of the City Bank & Trust Co. between December 12, 1932, and June 16 by Judge Carl Foster of the Superior Court Thursday. Mr. Hewes resigned last Friday of his appointmen as assistant secretary of the Treasury and was succeeded by Attorney Howard W. Alcorn Judge Foster also approved Thursday the payment of $5000 to William H. Leete as of the Windsor Locks Trust & Safe Deposit Co. and $3000 to Frank E. Healy as counsel for the receiver. The fees cover a year's work. The sum of $4500 for the Hartford-Connecticut Trust as receiver for the Hartford Lumber Company and $3033.06 for Day. Berry & Howard, receiver's counsel were authorized The reported profit of $1354 43 for the period ending May 31. Discharge of the receiver is expected soon because of a settlement made with Robert L. Sengle of West Hartford was appointed receiver of the Blue Goose Stages, Inc. of Hartford. under bond of $2500 Stockholders of the company made the application. Fall Proves Fatal. Bridgeport June 22 AP -Leslie J. Sammis. 31, of Fairfield died today at Bridgeport Hospital of broken back a month ago in a fall from second story porch He leaves his wife and three children