Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
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The Dino Savings Bank VIII Not
Probably Change Its Quarters-Ar.
rested for Assaufting His Mother

The Dime Savings Bank VIII Not
Probably Change It's Quarters-Ar-
rested for Assauiting His Mother
Three Boys Arrested for Chicken
Stealing.
Il For some time past 1t has been apparent that
the quarters occupied by the Dime Savings bank
in the room with the National bank are mad
equate, and at the meeting Of the direct
ors the. matter Of change Of location
was discussed, and committee con-
siktipg of Judge Hubbard, chairman; A. D. Judd
and P. T. Ives, was appointed to investigate the
matter. The vacant store in the town hall was
mentioned, but 1t was thought more desirable, IL
such an arrangement could be made. was to
enlarge the present quarters by building an
addition on the bank building. At the meeting
| of the directors of the National bank yesterday,
| at the request Of Judge Hubbard. q committee
consisting OF cashier, ". h. Newton; president
W. J. Leavenworth and E. n. Cowles was ap-
pointed to confer with the committee previously
| appointed and an architect will look the bank
building over and draw up plans, that will be
| submitted for approval. 1t seems to be the wish
Of those most interested that the Savings bank
remain In its present quarters, as Its location Is
| Constable Heineman arrested Fred Hansen
yesterday for assaulting his mother, who lives on
| the corner of Prince and Orchard streets. The
case will come up in the borough court this
| morning.
The marriage of G. G. Pomeroy and Mrs. Mar
| tina Bissell viii occur In Sufheld on wednesday.
Captain Tony Smith has harvested twenty
| seveu muskrat pelts since the high water In lake
| and river has been in order.
The bluebirds have come and. it is hoped, to
| stay.
Judge Hubbard had as his guests yesterday
| Attorney Eugene Culver, son of the late Judge
treasurer Of the Globe Loan and Trust company
| OF Omaha, Neb.
| w. 81. Newton is in New York city.
Miss Helen Stevens is out again after weeks
| Report says that G. B. Mansfield will move hi
market business into the new Fancy BLOCK, or
Center street.
Selectman Jones is 80 far recovered from hi
| illness as to be able to be at his office again.
Rev. j. K. Wiidman will preach in Birmingham
| Thursday evening and on Friday evening at Al
| Saints chapel in Meriden.
F. @. Allen has sold his recently acquired prop
| erty in Pond Hill to G. A. Hull.
Miss Maude Jacobs is again attending school
| having recovered from five weeks illness
Il J. W. Fitzgerald bid of the gold watch solt
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Andrew Barry is In receipt of an interesting
| letter from Aaron A. Hall, now In the Soldiers
| Home at Noroton, containing many facts an
) figures concerning that institution, of which tn
deed drawn In 1878, from Emory Morse to "
| ]. Morse for a piece Of property bounded on tn
north, west and south by the highway and cas-
t BY the railroad property, was given TO Tow
Ofdcer Luke Martin last evening arrested thre
A | young men. Thomas Hanley, Albert Bradsha'
| and John Ry an, who were charged with stealth
| valuable game fowls from Harry Gingere. The
| were let out on bonds furnished by Mrs Hanle.
the mother Of one of the boys, and will apes
: before Judge Hubbard this morning.