New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-01-12
TRUMBULL ELECTED
HEAD OF TRUST Co.
All Other Officers Retained
.. at Bank
wins SUIT FOR INJURIES
lNes-Cowles Engagement Is Announce
ed-iiowling Results or Trumbull
Teams-Storm Ties Up Town For
Some Timc-Items.

Officers for the Plainyillc Trust
company have been elected and Senn
tor John Fl. Trumbull was again an
pointed president Acquilla II. Con
dell Is vice president A. A, Mcleod,
secretary and treasurer; Thomas
+. Prior assistant treasurer and
Frank T. Wheeler, assistant secretary
and treasurer.
The following directors were re-
elected: John II. Trumbull, Frank r.,
Wheeler, Charles n. Calor, Henry
Trumbull, Edwin II. Hills, A. II. Con-
dell and a. A, Mcleod.
Reports Of the past year were pre-
sentcd and the showing was eXcep-
tionally good, considering the condi-
tons at the present time. There have
been several new depositors enrolled.
New safety deposit vaults are being
installed. 1t has been pleasing to the
officers to notice that there has been
$4,000 added to the surplus and un-
divided profits during 1921. There
also has been $4,000 paid out in in
terest to depositors.
The bank officials are planning for
a public opening upon the completion
of the additions now being made. The
new vault has been installed and the
entire interior OF the bank changed a
great deal. Many improvements will
be seen. The contractors expect to
finish in February.
Wins Civil Suit
James Pagliandro of Whiting street
was awarded $500 damages by Judge
Maltbic in superior court yesterday in
a civil suit brought against Henry
l<inat of Bristol, formerly resident
of Southington.
The local man has been receiving
treatment from Dr. j. C. Tanner since
June 90. 1920, when he was run down
on the Southington road by an auto
driven by the defendant. He received
a broken ankle which had developed
into a permanent injury and he will
probably be crippled in that member
for the rest of his life.
kinat. at that time, was arrested
for reckless driving and was tried in
the local court by Justice Edward f.
Prior and prosecutor William j.
Foran. The accused then appealed his
case
Judge Maltbie also awarded a
Southington girl two weeks pay. She
was also injured in this same accident.
Pagliandro has been unable to work
for the past 10 months due to his
injured ankle.
IveS-COwlcs Engagement
Cards have been received by friends
of Addison Ives Of this town and Miss
Gladys r. Cowles of CRANKY, announc-
ing their engagement. Mr.. Ives is
the son of Mr. and Mrs John Ives
of Whiting street and is employed as
salesman for the Cahill company here.
Miss Cowles is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. l.. Cowles of CRANKY.
There has been no date set for the
wedding.
Zion Church Notes.
There will be a baked bean sup
per and social tomorrow evening at
the Redeemer's A. NJ. f. Zion church.
1t will be held in the church parlors
and supper will be served at 6
o'clock
lhere VIII be rehearsal 0f the
members of the Junior Choir at the
parsonage tomorrow afternoon at S
o'clock
Bowling Results
The bowling teams Of the TrumbulI
Electric company are still going strong.
The assembly team won three straight
games from the office players at the
Wallace Barnes alleys last night and
the safety switch bow!ers scored twice
on the machine room team. The in
dividual and team scores are as fol-
lows: