The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-11
NATIONAL BANK ELECTIONS
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS YES-
 TERDAY.

YaIe National Adds Three New Men to
 Its Board--GeneraI Merwin Retires-
 Tradesmens Adds W. 4. spaIding.
 The national banks O. the city held their annual stockholders meetings yesterday to elect directors for the en- suing year. Few changes are noted. H. c. Warren will be elected president of the Merchants bank tomorrow to succeed the late c. s. Mersick. L. H. English will be elected vice president.
 The directors os the Merchants Ma tional bank elected yesterday are H. J. Morton, James English, John W. filling, H. c. Warren, F. L. Bigelow, George H. Ford, Thomas Wallace, jr., F. D. Grave and L. H. English.
 At the Yale National bank the board of directors was increased from nine to eleven and Professor George B. Stevens of Yale. H. NJ. Kochersperger, the third vice president of the Consoli- dated railroad. and Herbert c. Fuller, the secretary of the Security Insurance company were added to the board. Gen. eral s. B. Merwin, an ex-president or the bank, retired from the board yester- day on account of continued poor health. His resignation was accepted with deep regret by his fellow directors, and resolutions as to his worth, hls fine traits os character and his long and great usefulness as citizen were passed. Besides the three new directors above mentioned elected, the following n1 hnord elected, Franklin s. Bradley, E.. $. Greeley, George F. Holcomb, George O. Cruttenden. Ellsworth l. Foote, Henry G. Newton, John T. Manson, and Abner Hendee. The directors will meet on Friday, when the old board of offi- cials will be reelected, including John T.. Manson as president. ... At the New Haven County National bank there was no change, the follow ing directors being chosen: Henry D. White, John B. Darlington, Edward F Bradley, Ezekiel G. Stoddard, Fred erick S. Porter. A. Heaton Robertson, William R. Tyler, Bruce Fenn, Joseph E. Hubinger. E. c. Stoddard will be reelected as president tomorrow. At the National New Haven there was no change The directors meeting will be held on Friday. These are the directors: Wilbur F. Day, Henry L. Hotchkiss, Louis H. Bristol, Tiwothy Dwight, George H. Townsend, Theo- dore s. Woolsey, Hayes Quincy TroW- bridge Mr Day will be reelected president on Friday.
 At the Second National bank there was no change. These were the direc- tors, all re-elections: Arthur D. Os- borne, ohn l.. Billiard. Justus S. Hotch- kiss, Samuel Hemingway, Henry H. Benedict, John M, Hall, Alfred E. Hammer, John Brewster Fitch, Charles S. Mellen, James s. Hemingway. The directors meeting comes on Thursday.
 The directors of the First National bank were e-elected as, follows: Pierce N. Welch, Henry F. English, Joseph Porter, Morris F. Tyler, Benjamin R. English, Max Adler. Thomas Hooker, Arthur T. Hadley, Henry c. White.
 At the National Tradesmens bank there was no change other than the adding of w. A. Spalding, the chemist, to the directorate. The list follows: i Robert A. Brown, Augustus H. Kimber- ", Wlllanl 4. fieluS, layhQey IidFrisoH, George T. Bradley, Henry FreseniuS,, Simon B. Shoninger, Clarence p. Thompson, and Warren A. Spalding.
 The New Haven Trust company re- elected the old board of officials as fol- lows: Thomas Hooker, president; W. Perry Curtiss, vice president and treasurer; Dean B. Lyman, secretary and assistant treasurer. The trustees were reelected as follows: Pierce N ] Welch, Henry F. English, Thomas Hooker, Max Adler, Joseph Porter, Mor- l ris F. Tyler. Samuel F. Merwin, Eli Whitney. Benjamin R. English, Henry c. White, Edward A. Bowers, James D. Dewell, Elliott H. Morse, Amos F. Barnes, W. Perry Curtiss.