Annual reports of the town of Hamden, state of Connecticut 1962, Part 9

Author: Hamden (Conn.)
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: [Hamden, Conn.] : Town of Hamden
Number of Pages: 162


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1,350.00


1,350.00


1,350.00


Payment on Library Building


bonds (May 1, 1950)


10,000.00


10,000.00


10,000.00


(November 7, 1951)


118.50


118.50


118.50


Payment on promissory note (November 7, 1951)


7,900.00


7,900.00


7,900.00


$ 159,797.60


$ 1,031.77


$ 1,031.77


$ 159,797.60


$ 156,613.85


$ 2,047.65


$ 1,136.10


Miscellaneous :


Public Health and Visiting Nurse Association


Ş 23,889.00


$


$ 23,889.00


$ 23,889.00


$


$


Memorial Day Program


400.00


39.65


439.65


439.30


Newspapers for servicemen


176.00


8.00


184.00


184.00


Local defense activities


5,100.00


29.04


5,129.04


3,294.04


1,835.00


Transportation-Director


300.00


300.00


300.00


Transportation-Deputy Director


150.00


150.00


150.00


Probate Court supplies


1,200.00


403.58


1,603.58


1,003.58


31,215.00


$ 480.27


$ 31,695.27


29,859.92


1,835.00


.35


+


411.30


75.00


75.00


65.14


1,111.47


9.36


Interest on promissory note


$ 15.95


1.00


117


. 35


TOWN OF HAMDEN GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL EXPENDITURES FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


APPR P RIATIONS


Transfers


Original


To


From


Final


Expenditures


Accounts Payable October 1, 1962


Appropriations Continued in Force October 1, 1962


Underexpended or Overexpended * Accrual Basis


General Town: (Continued)


Employees' Retirement Fund :


Employees' Retirement Fund


$ 191,995.00


$


$ 191,995.00


$ 191,995.00


$


$


Social Security-Town's contribution


23,500.00


1,610.82


25,110.82


25,110.82


Actuarial services


2,000.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


Agent's fees and expenses


2,500.00


2,500.00


2,500.00


Miscellaneous expenses


450.00


450.00


418.18


State retirement commission


9,300.00


1,625.09


10,925.09


10,925.09


Clerical


500.00


500.00


500.00


Legal and Actuary Fees for Pension Revision


2,674.44


2,674.44


2,479.44


195.00


$ 230,245.00


$ 5,910.35


$ 236,155.35


$ 235,928.53


$ 195.00


$ 31.82


Board of Education (Schedule I)


$4,566,968.39


$100,073.52


$ 89,873.52


$4,577,168.39


$4,522,042.88


$ 54,974.59


$ 150.92


Capital Outlay :


Reconstruction :


Still Hill Road


$ 40,000.00


$


$ 40,000.00


$ 37,990.82


$ 2,009.18


Hill Street


30,000.00


30,000.00


28,155.96


1,844.04


Resurfacing :


Ridge Road


25,000.00


25,000.00


23,704.94


1,295.06


Pine Rock Avenue


30,000.00


30,000.00


28,204.47


1,795.53


Drainage:


25,000.00


20.00


25,020.00


23,819.23


1,200.77


Dessa Drive


5,500.00


5,500.00


5,500.00


$ 155,500.00


$ 20.00


$ 155,520.00


$ 147,375.42


$ 8,144.58


Total General Government, Public Safety, Recreation, Library, Miscellaneous, Employees' Retirement Fund, Board of Education and Capital Outlay


$7.850.964.39


$181,041.87


$181,041,87


$7.850.964.39


$7.594.771,61


$135.099.57


$22.500.66


$98.592.55


EXHIBIT I


118


Beecher Heights


31.82


TOWN OF HAMDEN BOND INDEBTEDNESS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Description


Date of Issue


Interest Rate


Original Amount


Outstanding Oct. 2, 1961


Additions During Year


Retirements During Year


Outstanding Oct. 1, 1962


Annual Instalments for Retirements Amount Date


Annual Maturities


Public Improvement Bonds : Library


Building


May 1, 1950


1.5%


$ 200,000.00


$ 90,000.00


$


$ 10,000.00


$ 80,000.00


$ 10,000.00


1963-1970


1962/63


$ 721,000.00


Permanent Pavement


May 1, 1950


1.5%


250,000.00


52,000.00


18,000.00


34,000.00


18,000.00


1963


1964/65


663,000.00


16,000.00


1964


1965/66


663,000.00


Storm Water Drain


May 1, 1950


1.5%


100,000.00


23,000.00


7,000.00


16,000.00


7,000.00


1963


1966/67


643,000.00


9,000.00


19 64


1967/68


643,000.00


Police


Oct. 15, 1951


1.75%


115,000.00


25,000.00


1 10,000.00


15,000.00


10,000.00


1962


1968/69


643,000.00


5,000.00


1963


1969/70


643,000.00


Highway Improvement


Nov. 1, 1953


1.9%


180,000.00


110,000.00


10,000.00


100,000.00


10,000.00


1962-1971


1970/71


575,000.0. 525,000.00


Capital


Improvement


Mar. 1, 1957


3.1%


675,000.00


535,000.00


35,000.00


500,000.00


35,000.00


1963-1976 1977


1973/74


185,000.0()


Improvement


Dec. 1, 1961


3.2%


375,000.00


375.000.00


375,000.00


20,000.00


1963-1980


1974/75


475,000.00


1975/76


370,000.00


1976/77


345,000.C


1977/78


215,000.00


1978/79


215.000.0


1979/80


215,000.0


1980/81


205,000.00


School Bonds :


Issue of


Dec. 15, 1933


4%


700,000.00


69,000.00


23,000.00


40,000.00


23,000.00


1962-1963


Issue of


May 1, 1950


1.5%


1,160,000.00


522,000.00


58,000.00


404,000.00


58,000.00


1963-1970


Issue of


Dec. 1. 1950


1.3%


150,000.00


50,000.00


10,000.00


40,000.00


10,000.00


1962-1965


Issue of


Oct. 15. 1951


1.75%


1,550,000.00


830,000.00


80,000.00


750,000.00


80,000.00


1962-1970


Issue of


Nov. 1, 1953


1.9%


200,000.00


130,000.00


10,000.00


120,000.00


10,000.00


1962-1973


Issue of


Nov. 1. 1954


1.9%


2,095,000.00


1,520,000.00


115,000.00


1,405,000.00


115,000.00


1962-1965


Issue of


Mer. 1. 1957


3.1% 2,400,000.00


1,920,000.00


120,000.00


1,800,000.00


120,000.00


1963-1977


Issue of


Dec. 1, 1961


3.2%


3,700.000.00


3,700,000.00


3,700,000.00


195,000.00 190,000.00


1963-1980 1981


$5,876,000.00


21,075,000.00


$506,000.00


59.445.000.00


1971/72


1972/73


485,000.00


10,000.00


15,000.00


1981


1963/64


716,000.00


VÝHTA IT 1


119


$9.445,000.00


30,000.00


1971


105,000.00


1966-1974


Building


TOWN OF HAMDEN NOTES PAYABLE-GENERAL FUND FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Date of Note


Due


Interest Rate


Amount of Notes


Tax Anticipation Notes : The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company


10/20/61


6/22/62


1.64


$ 550,000.00


11/20/61


6/22/62


1.64


300,000.00


11/20/61


6/22/62


1.64


200,000.00


12/15/61


6/22/62


1.68


100,000.00


12/15/61


6/22/62


1.68


100,000.00


12/15/61


6/22/62


1.68


100,000.00


12/15/61


6/22/62


1.68


100,000.00


12/15/61


6/22/62


1.68


100,000.00


12/15/61


6/22/62


1.68


50,000.00


1/19/61


9/21/62


1.68


250,000.00


The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company


1/19/62


9/21/62


1.68


200,000.00


The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company


2/15/62


9/21/62


1.65


500,000.00


The Connecticut Bank


2/15/62


9/21/62


1.65


500,000.00


and Trust Company


2/15/62


9/21/62


1.65


500,000.00


Total notes issued in year


$3,550,000.00


School notes : Alice Peck School addition


80,000.00


Public improvement notes : Library Building


7,900.00


$3,637,900.00


Less payments in fiscal year ended October 1, 1962:


Tax anticipation School notes Public improvement notes


$3,550,000.00 40,000.00 7,900.00


3,597,900.00


Outstanding notes payable of General Fund at October 1, 1962:


School notes payable at rate of $40,000 per year to January 15, 1963


$ 40.000.00


EXHIBIT K


120


TOWN OF HAMDEN DEBT STATEMENT UNDER SECTION 7-374 OF THE GENERAL STATUTES, STATE OF CONNECTICUT FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Assessed value of taxable Town Property


$171,714,446.00


Add: Tax exempt real estate, including exemptions to service men, relatives, blind, farm machinery and stock


23,473,315.00


$195, 187,761.00


Less : Ten per cent penalty Tax exempt real estate owned by the State of Connecticut


$ 99,058.00


1,933,160.00


2,032,218.00


Debt limitations base


$193.155. 543.00


Statutory debt limitations : 10% of debt limitation base


General Town Bond Indebtedness, Exhibit J Less, School grants from State of Connecticut


1,730,315.04


$7,714,684.96


General Town Note Indebtedness, Exhibit K


40,000.00


7,754,684.96


Excess of debt limit over actual debt as of October 1, 1962


$ 11.560.869.34


$ 19,315,554.30


$9,445,000.00


EXHIBIT L


121


TOWN OF HAMDEN LIST OF OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES ACTING IN A FIDUCIARY CAPACITY AND AMOUNT OF SURETY BOND FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Amount of Bond


Name


Title


General Town


John DeNicola


First Selectman


$ 3,500.00


Rachel M. Hartley


Second Selectman


2,500.00


William Adams, Jr.


Third Selectman


2,500.00


Walter D. Connor


Town Clerk


1,000.00


Charles Bush


Town Treasurer


100,000.00


Neil Vegliante


Tax Collector


100,000.00


Harry Barrows


Constable


1,000.00


Frank Durso


Constable


1,000.00


Earle R. Kautz


Constable


1,000.00


Edward C. Reilly


Constable


1,000.00


Alphonse Ciccone


Constable


1,000.00


George J. Landino


Constable


1,000.00


Ernest Merlone


Constable


1,000.00


Vincent Engengrro


Special Constable


1,000.00


Joseph Barone


Special Constable


1,000.00


W. Donald Barnard


Finance Accountant


15,000.00


Employees of the


Board of Finance


10,000.00


Employees of the


Treasurer's office


10,000.00


Employees of the Tax


Collector's office


10,000.00


Employees of the Town Clerk's office


10,000.00


All other Town officials


and employees exclusive


of those covered under Specific policies as described


5,000.00


Board of Education


Arthur V. Branigan


Secretary, Board of Education


10,000.00


Etta Peckham


Cashier and bookkeeper-Board of Education


1,000.00


William G. Bente


Supervisor, Hamden High School Activity Funds


1,000.00


Nelson Bernabucci


Faculty Agent, Junior High School


1,000.00


Oscar Parente


Faculty Agent, Junior High School


1,000.00


Henry C. Morgan


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Antoinette Heg


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Dorothy Stevens


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Mary Farrell


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Fannie Camarota


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Elenor Hines


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Elfriede Fleischmann


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Ruth Cadrain


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Dorothy Hunt


Cafeteria Manager


1,000.00


Alice Davin


Clerk in Cafeteria


1,000.00


Gertrude Sugrue


Clerk in Cafeteria


1,000.00


Opal Nichols


Clerk in Cafeteria


1,000.00


Gertrude Coffey


Clerk in Cafeteria


1,000.00


Ruth Nickerson


Clerk in Cafeteria


1,000.00


Katherine Meyer


Clerk in Cafeteria


1,000.00


William Donarum


Messenger for Cafeterias


1,000.00


EXHIBIT M


122


TOWN OF HAMDEN BOND AND INTEREST COUPON ACCOUNT FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


General Fund: Cash on deposit, October 2, 1961 for unredeemed coupons : The Second National Bank: Capital improvement bonds, 3.10%, issue of March 1, 1957, due September 1, 1959- coupon numbers 361-365, due March 1, 1960- coupon numbers 361-365, due September 1, 1960-coupon numbers 361-365, due March 1, 1961-coupon numbers 341-350, 361-365 due September 1, 1961-coupon numbers 249-255, 266-280, 341-350, 361-365, 469-473, 501-508 $ 1,240.00


. School bonds, 3.10%, issue of March 1, 1957, due September 1, 1960-coupon numbers


1221-1230, due March 1, 1961-coupon numbers 1221-1230, due September 1, 1961-coupon numbers 841-850, 876-899, 925-950, 1221-1230, 1626-1630, 1901-1910, 2400 The Union and New Haven Trust Company :


1,643.00


School bonds, 1.5%, issue of May 1, 1950, due May 1, 1960-coupon numbers 871-875, 914-928, 'due November 1, 1960-coupon numbers 871-875, 914-928, due May 1, 1961-coupon numbers 871-875, 914-928, 1012-1016 487.50


School bonds, 1.75%, issue of October 15, 1951, due April 15, 1961-coupon numbers 1231-1240, 1373 96.25


Library building bonds, 1.5%, issue of May 1, 1950, due November 1, 1960-coupon number 196, due May 1, 1961-coupon numbers 197-198 22.50


School bonds, 1.3%, issue of December 1, 1950, due June 1, 1961-coupon numbers 101-110


65.00


$ 3,554.25


Funds deposited for redemption of: Bonds Interest coupons


$506,000.00 198,425.00


704,425.00


$707,979.25


Payments made for matured bonds and coupons : Bonds


$506,000.00


Interest coupons-prior years


3,129.25


Interest coupons-current year


196,348.00


705,477.25


EXHIBIT N


123


TOWN OF HAMDEN BOND AND INTEREST COUPON ACCOUNT FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Cash on deposit, October 1, 1962 for unredeemed coupons :


The Second National Bank: Capital improvement bonds, 3.10%, issue of March 1, 1957, due September 1, 1959- coupon numbers 361-365, due March 1, 1960- coupon numbers 361-365, due September 1, 1960-coupon numbers 361-365, due March 1, 1961-coupon numbers 361-365, due September 1, 1961-coupon numbers 361-365, due March 1, 1962-coupon numbers 249-250, 341-350, 361-365, due September 1, 1962- coupon numbers 249-255, 266-305, 341-350, 361-365, 506-508 $ 1,658.50


School bonds, 3.10%, issue of March 1, 1957, due March 1, 1962-coupon number 2400, due September 1, 1962-coupon numbers 841-850, 1006-1010, 1221-1230, 1901-1910, 2400 The Union and New Haven Trust Company :


573.50


School bonds, 1.5%, issue of May 1, 1950, due May 1, 1961-coupon numbers 871-875, due November 1, 1961-coupon numbers 871-875, due May 1, 1962-coupon numbers 871-875, 929-936, 980-986, 1012-1016


262.50


Library building bonds, 1.5%, issue of May 1, 1950, due May 1, 1962-coupon number 198


7.50


$ 2,502.00


EXHIBIT N


124


TOWN OF HAMDEN STATEMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


L AWFUL


CORECTIO Title to


N S Adjusted


ASH COLLECTIONS C


Mill Rate


And 1961 List


Tax


Interest


Lien Fees


Total


Balance Uncollected October 1, 19


List of


October 1:


1947


25.5


Ş 1.48


Ş


Ş


Ş


$


Ş


$


1.48 $


$


Ş


Ş


$ 1.48


1948


25.5


144.29


144.29


1949


27


174.93


174.93


1950


30


118.06


118.06


118.06


1951


31.5


443.51


443.51


443.51


33


452.56


452.56


452.56


32.5


743.64


743.64


743.64


26


1,567.23


103.22


1,464.01


1.18


78.82


1,462.83


1955


26


3,687.88


668.59


3,019.29


280.66


127.76


3.75


2,738.63


1956


31


6,638.11


975.77


5,662.34


815.38


150.49


15.00


980.87


4,846.96


1957


31


24,150.61


893.58


23,257.03


2,824.97


594.94


30.00


3,449.91


20,432.06


1958


33.2


27,563.27


284.09


27,279.18


5,853.86


1,004.35


56.25


6,914.46


21,425.32


1959


35.3


47,404.50


47,404.50


16,417.12


1,555.59


273.75


18,246.46


30,987.38


1960


37.5


247,666.73


56.25


873.54


246,849.44


186,361.86


6,706.35


348.75


193,416.96


60,487.58


$


360,756.80


$ 56.25


$ 873.54


$2,925.25


$ 568.83


$ 258.84


$ 357,014.26


$ 212,555.03


$10,218.30


$727.50


$ 223,500.83


$144,459.23


1961


37.3


6,404,974.26


3,858.02


8,937.19


246,865.53


$6.765.731.06


$3.914.27


$9.810.73


$2.925.25


$568.83


$258.84


$6.756.081.68 $6,364,756.92 $12,967.97


$727.50


$6,378,452.39


$391,324.76


Overcollections : List of 1960


41.08


.45


41.53


1961


$6.365.774.91 $12.968.42


$727.50


$6.379.470.83


Summary: Classification of uncollected taxes at October 1, 1962:


Real Estate


Personal Property


Total


List of October 1 :


S


1.48


Ş 1.48


1948


2.76


144.29


1949


2.92


172.01


174.93


1950


3.24


114.82


118.06


1951


5.93


437.58


443.51


1952


6.20


446.36


452.56


1953


101.41


642.23


743.64


1954


5/5.11


887.72


1,462.83


1955


891.15


1,847.48


2,738.63


1950


1,518.84


3,328.12


4,846.96


1957


1,998.28


18,433.78


20,432.00


1950


3,725.98


17,699.34


21,425.32


1959


10.774.38


20,213.00


30,987.38


26,208,47


34 279,11


60,487.58


$ 45.810.15


$ 98.643.08


$144,459.23


1961


162,391.90


84,473,63


246,865.53


9208.208.45


2183.06.21


$321. 124.70


6,399,067.42


6,152,201.89


2,749.67


6,154,951.56


976.91


976.91


1947


$ 141.53


144.29


174.93


1952


1953


1954


80.00 412.17


125


1950


Balance Uncollected October 2, 1961 Certificates of Error Transferred Additions Deductions to Suspense Abatements


Property Balance to be in Town Collected


TOWN OF HAMDEN SUMMARY AND CLASSIFICATION OF LAWFUL CORRECTIONS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Number


Amount


Property taxes : Additions :


Motor Vehicle Department errors Clerical errors Military exemptions


109


$3,434.66


2


378.60


3


101.01


114


$3.914.27


Deductions :


Taxed in New Haven


1


$ 173.56


Military exemptions


32


633.82


Assessment error


1


484.90


Motor Vehicle Department errors


318


6,901.78


Clerical errors


19


1,534.98


Tax exempt


2


81.69


373


$9,810,73


Transferred to suspense list:


Out of business


31


$1,382.56


Deceased


7


295.80


Bankrupt


1


.40


Removed from Town


40


1,246.49


79


$2.925.25


Title to property in town


2


$ 258.84


Abatements :


Disabled veterans


4


$ 205.15


Blind person


1


111.90


Poor and unable to pay


1


251.78


6


$ 568.83


SCHEDULE B-la


126


TOWN OF HAMDEN STATEMENT OF CONFIRMATIONS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


PROPERTY TAXES


Number


Amount


Property tax confirmations mailed


648


$82.626.33


Replies received from: Taxpayer Post Office


52


$ 7,238.09


113


12,395.28


165


$19.633.37


Analysis of replies received:


Taxpayer denies liability


41


$ 3,317.30


Taxpayer acknowledges liability correct


11


3,920.79


Taxpayer not located


113


12,395.28


165


$19,633.37


SEWER CONSTRUCTION AND ASSESSMENT FUND


Number


Amount


Sewer confirmations mailed


136


$61.095.72


Replies received from: Taxpayer Post Office


9


$ 3,649.85


2


447.07


11


$ 4.096.92


Analysis of replies received : Taxpayer denies liability


2


$ 819.92


Taxpayer acknowledges liability correct


7


2,829.93


Taxpayer not located


2


447.07


11


$ 4.096.92


SCHEDULE B-1b


127


TOWN OF HAMDEN STATUS OF TOWN AID ROAD FUNDS AS REPORTED BY STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


-


Unallotted and unexpended balance, October 2, 1961 $110,782.2


Allocation, July 1, 1961: Town Aid Unimproved Town Aid


$95,579.00 2,843.00


98,422.0


$209,204.2


Expenditures


113,224.5


Balance, October 1, 1962: Unexpended balance of projects started but not yet completed


Available for agreement


$92,635.02 3,344.67


$ 95.979.6


SCHEDULE B-2


128


TOWN OF HAMDEN ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN GENERAL FUND SURPLUS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


$ 890,901.95


Budget operations : Estimated revenues Estimated expenditures


$7.850,964.39 7,850,964,39


Estimated revenues


$7,850,964.39


Actual revenues


7,968,071.02


$117,106.63


Estimated expenditures Actual expenditures


7,752,371.84


98,592.55


$215,699.18


Add :


Investment income earned and transferred to General Fund from Special Funds :


$ 607.75 88,217.32


$ 94,302.40


Deposits on plans and specifications


265.00


Meadowbrook Golf Fund


53,156.56


Excess of current property taxes levied over cash collections : Property tax levy Cash collections


$6,404,974.26


252,772.37


400,673.68


Miscellaneous revenue from prior year


177.35


Less


Deficit in Dog Fund, Exhibit F


Ş 5,811.71


5,328.73


Adjustment of prior years' accounts payable Net adjustment of property taxes for abatements, transfers to suspense and corrections to lists Cash surplus of October 2, 1961


9,649.38


362,277.51


383,067.33


233,305.53


Balance, October 1, 1962, Exhibit B


$1.124.207.48


SCHEDULE B-L


129


Sewer Construction and Assessment Capital Project Public Improvement


5,477.33


6,152,201.89


$616,372.86


Balance, October 2, 1961


$7,850,964.39


TOWN OF HAMDEN SCHEDULE OF CHANGES-TOWN OWNED PROPERTY FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Balance October 2, 1961


Additions


Deductions


Balance October 1, 1962


Land, at assessed value :


Town Hall site


Ş 34,790.00


$


$ 34,790.00


Board of Education-Schools


459,150.00


483,740.00


Fire department


8,820.00


8,820.00


Libraries


24,450.00


24,450.00


Police department


7,720.00


7,720.00


Public Works and Sanitary Sewer department


5,220.00


5,220.00


Recreation department and fields


202,820.00


99,520.00


302,340.00


Cemetery properties


900.00


900.00


Incinerator site


8,170.00


8,170.00


Other land


13,040.00


4,780.00


8,260.00


Parks


39,000.00


39,000.00


Sewer pumping stations


14,960.00


2,590.00


12,370.00


$ 819.040.00


$124,110.00


$7.370.00


$ 935.780,00


Buildings, at assessed value :


Town Hall site


$ 353,210.00


$ 353,210.00


Board of Education-Schools


6,649,700.00


6,652,210.00


Fire department


105,470.00


105,470.00


Libraries


219,940.00


219,940.00


Police department


79,030.00


79,030.00


Public Works and Sanitary Sewer department


31,820.00


31,820.00


Recreation department and fields


43,880.00


6,380.00


50,260.00


Sewer pumping stations


175,110.00


175,110.00


$7.658.160.00


$ 8,890,00


$7.667.050.00


Ş 24,590.00


SCHEDULE C-1


130


$ 2,510.00


, 9


TOWN OF HAMDEN SCHEDULE OF CHANGES-TOWN OWNED PROPERTY FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Balance October 2, 1961


Additions


Retirements


Balance October 1, 1962


Equipment, at cost :


Assessor's office


$ 1 14,644.11


$ 567.50


$ 450.54


$ 14,761.07


Building department


9,876.33


129.33


498.17


9,507.49


Board of Education-Schools


1,030,712.17


46,275.43


10,435.15


1,066,552.45


Board of Zoning Appeals


314,165.22


22,615.22


2,220.00


334,560.44


Health department


9,630.37


23.45


9,606.92


Libraries


327,373.75


107,086.33


434,460.08


Maintenance department


2,970.42


92.05


3,062.47


Police department


123,838.83


40,334.18


155,653.15


Public Works and Sanitary Sewer department


407,078.18


13,314.61


420,392.79


Engineering department


15,704.83


1,851.27


17,556.10


Recreation department and fields


42,459.48


5,468.61


47,928.09


Selectmen's office


6,342.44


330.00


6,012.44


Meeting room-auditorium


499.50


89.20


410.30


Tax Collector's office


96,975.30


8,037.82


105,013.12


Town Planning and Zoning


1,791.95


394.50


2,186.45


Town Court


3,993.50


50.00


4,043.50


Treasurer's office


18,359.38


711.27


19,070.65


Welfare department


818.60


283.14


1,101.74


Civil Service


1,213.98


300.00


1,513.98


Probate Court


7,500.00


16,496.37


16,496.37


Civil Defense


$ 2.452.766.67


$264.129.53


$23.056.24


$ 2.693.839.96


Summary :


$ 819,040.00


$ 935,780.00


Land


7.658,160.00


7.667,050.00


Buildings


2,452,766.67


2,693,839.96


Equipment


$10.929.966.67


$11.296.669.96


SCHEDULE C-1


131


16,293.33


121.90


489.87


15,925.36


Town Clerk's office


525.00


525.00


Fire department


8,519.86


7,500.00


TOWN OF HAMDEN HAMDEN EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Cost


Market Value


United States Government obligations : $20,000 Treasury Notes, 3 374%, due May 15, 1964 25,000 Treasury Notes, 4 3/4%, due May 15, 1964 25,000 Treasury Notes, 5%, due August 15, 1964


25,062.50


25,648.44


25,000 Treasury Bonds, 3 3/8%, due November 15, 1966


24,263.36


24,875.00


50,000 Treasury Bonds, 3 3/4%, due August 15, 1968


50,000.00


50,125.00


50,000 Treasury Bonds, 4%, due October 1, 1969


49,875.00


50,500.00


30,000 Treasury Bonds, 4%, due August 15, 1972


29,962.50


30,046.88


40,000 Treasury Bonds, 3 7/8%, due November 15, 1974


38,375.00


39,700.00


10,000 Treasury Bonds, 4%, due February 15, 1980


9,900.00


10,025.00


40,000 Treasury Bonds, 2 3/4%, due April 1, 1980


40,000.00


40,000.00


15,000 Treasury Bonds, 3 1/2%, due November 15, 1980


14,511.65


14,137.50


40,000 Treasury Bonds, 3 1/2%, due February 15, 1990


37,400.00


37,100.00


33,000 Treasury Bonds, 3 1/2%, due November 15, 1998


31,979.11


30,195.00


Canadian Bonds :


10,000 Province of Ontario, 3 1/4%, due September 1, 1972


9,775.00


9,000.00


10,000 Province of Ontario, 3 1/4%, due February 1, 1975


9,675.00


8,800.00


Railroad Bonds :


10,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Equipment Trust, 3%, due February 1, 1964 5,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Equipment Trust, 2 1/2%, due February 1, 1966 5,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Equipment Trust, 3 1/4%, due April 1, 1967


10,000.00


9,850.00


4,774.00


4,737.50


10,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Equipment Trust, 3 7/8%, due October 23, 1968 25,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, Equipment Trust, 2 5/8%, due July 1, 1967


23,997.68


23,437.50


25,000 Denver & Rio Grande Western, Equipment Trust, 2 1/2%, due May 1, 1963


24,620.00


24,500.00


6,000 Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad, Equipment Trust G, 3 1/8%, due March 1, 1965 9,000 New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad, Equipment Trust, 2 1/2%, due May 1, 1966


5,928.51


5,865.00


8,780.42


8,460.00


$ 19,050.00


$ 20,200.00


SCHEDULE D-6


5,000.00


4,825.00


10,000.00


9,950.00


132


25,000.00


25,875.00


TOWN OF HAMDEN HAMDEN EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962


Cost


Market Value


Railroad Bonds : (Continued)


$ 9,000 New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad, Equipment Trust, 2 1/2%, due November 1, 1966


$


8,772.30


$ 8,460.00


10,000 New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad, Equipment Trust, 2 1/2%, due November 1, 1967


9,730.64


9,225.00


20,000 Seaboard Air Line Railroad, Equipment Trust, 3 3/4%, due October 1, 1965


19,849.63


19,950.00


5,000 Seaboard Air Line Railroad, Equipment Trust, 3%, due November 15, 1966


4,973.35


4,800.00


15,000 Seaboard Air Line Railroad, Equipment Trust, 3%, due November 1, 1970


14,646.30


13,800.00


10,000 Southern Pacific Company, Equipment Trust, 2 5/8%, due April 1, 1965


9,929.63


9,600.00


15,000 Southern Pacific Company, Equipment Trust, 3 3/8%, due September 1, 1966 15,000 Spokane, Portland & Seattle, Equipment Trust, 3 3/4%, due April 1, 1965


14,648.99


14,812.50


Public Utility:


30,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Debentures, 2- 3/4%, due October. 1, 1975


27,150.00


25,500.00


25,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Debentures, 2 3/4%, due April 1, 1982


24,053.15


20,000.00


10,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Debentures, 2 5/8%, due July 1, 1986


9,300.00


7,575.00


30,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Company, 4 3/4%, due June 1, 1998


30,367.50


31,725.00


15,000 Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, Ist Mortgage, 3 3/8%, due June 1,1986


15,000.00


13,162.50


20,000 Commonwealth Edison Company, Debentures, 2 3/4%, due April 1, 1999


19,551.30


14,400.00


10,000 Connecticut Light & Power Company, 1st Mortgage, 3%, due September 1, 1974


10,000.00


8,300.00


25,000 Consolidated Edison Company, 1st Mortgage, 3 1/4%, due May 1, 1981


24,968.75


21,750.00


10,000 Consolidated Edison Company, 1st Mortgage, 5 1/8%, due June 1, 1989


10,115.00


10,500.00


10,000 Consolidated Natural Gas, Debentures, 4 3/8%, due August 1, 1983


10,114.20


10,050.00


50,000 Hartford Electric Light Company, Ist Mortgage, 4 3/8%, due October 1, 1988


48,385.50


49,500.00


15,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Company, 1st Mortgage, 3 1/8%, due June 1, 1982


12,768.75


12,825.00


20,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Company, 1st Mortgage, 3 1/8%, due June 1, 1984


20,000.00


16,900.00


10,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Company, 1st Mortgage, 3 3/8%, due December 1, 1985


10,000.00


8,750.00


10,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Ist Mortgage, 4 1/2%, due December 1, 1986


10,162.50


10,450.00


14,960.77


14,550.00


SCHEDULE D-6


133


TOWN OF HAMDEN HAMDEN EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS FISCAL YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 1, 1962




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