Gordon v. Toler

Stevens, Y. C.

Matilda Gordon, complainant’s testatrix, had an account in the Bloomfield Savings Institution. On July 8th, 1912, and about eight months before her death, she went to the bank with her sister, Ella R. Toler, and there signed the following paper:

“Bloomfield, N. J., July 8th, 1912.

“The Bloomfield Savings Institution is hereby authorized and directed to add the name of my sister, Ella R. Toler, to my account No. 10,884, giving equal and joint rights and privileges in said account and make the funds now on deposit or hereafter deposited payable to either of us or to the survivor.

“Mat…