New Britain herald., 1928-09-13

BANK
fully ORGANIZED
/. ]. Potter Chosen Secretary
and Treasurer

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COURT TAKES HIS CASH
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Takes All But Odd Change-Othes
News Items Of Interest in City.
At a meeting OF the board OF di-
rectors Of the Terryville Bank and
Trust company held last evening. the
final organization Of the new insti-
tuition was completed when Charles
l.. Wooding resigned as secretary
and treasurer and Luther J. Potter.
formerly of the Thomaston Savings
bank was elected to succeed him in
both capacities. Mr.. Wooding. who
resides in this city and who is a di-
rector OF the Bristol Trust company.
d1NSptCu luC POclNlOtl OHlS
the organization period with the un-
derstanding that he would be re-
lieved of those duties before the new
bank was formally opened.
The new secretary and treasurer
has had number Of years expert
ence in the banking field and re-
Gently moved from Thomaston TO
Terryville. He will have direct
charge Of the new bank. The other
officers of the new bank are George
s. Beach Of Bristol. president, and
Edgar l.. Pond of Terryville. vice
president. Mr.. Beach is also vice
president of the Bristol Trust COM
pany.
1t is expected that the new bank
building. which is located on Main
street next to the Terryville Town
hall. will be completed about the
| middle Of next month. The formal
opening Of the new institution will
take place probably the latter part
of October, when it is expected It
will be completely furnished.
The new bank will start business
with a capital of 100000 and a sur
plus of $4,000 all paid in. 1t will
be completely equipped 10 care for
all banking departments and will
fill need long felt by Terryville
residents.
To Hold Picnic
The annual picnic of the Sarah E.
Reynolds Tent. Daughters of Civil
| War Veterans, will be held at Rock
well Park next Saturday afternoon.
| Members Of the G. A. r. and Sons
| OF Veterans have been extended an
invitation TO attend the outing. Sup
per will be served between S and 6
o'clock.
No !Amatur Bouts
There will be no amateur bouts
staged at Muzzy field this week, ac-
cording 10 an announcement made
Wednesday by officials OF the Bris-
tol Sportsmen's club. It was or
iginally planned to present a card on
Friday evening but the erection OF
special bleachers for the annual
field day Of the New Departure
Manufacturing company on Satur-
day made such move impossible.
Attending Probation Meeting
Miss 1rma Funk. Juvenile proba-
ton officer of the local court. is at
tending the quarterly meeting Of the
Connecticut Probation association in
Willimantic today.
To Address Nurses
Judge William ]. Malone. and DR..
P. A. Nestos. both of this city. will
be the speakers at the monthly
| meeting Of the Connecticut Division
OF the American Association Of In
dustrial Nurses. which will be held
on Thursday evening. October 4th. at
the Endee club on North Main
street.
| The association is comprised of
! graduate registered nurses employed
in industrial plants throughout the
country. The aim of the organiza-
ton Is to improve working condi-
tons, conservation OF health and
protection against injuries. It is ex-
pected that approximately 40 nurses
| will attend.
Case NOllpd
4 charge OF breach of the peace
against Chris Eglert Of Sixth avenue.
East Bristol. was nolled this morn
ing by Prosecuting Attorney James
T. Matter on payment Of cost.
Eglert was arrested Wednesday
afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman
Edgar Norton following COM
| plant made by the mans landlord.
who asserted that he had been called
several uncomplimentary names by
Eglert.
Assessed Two Dollars
! When William Graham of New
York city informed Judge William
]. Malone in the city court this
morning that he had but &c:5 on
Ills person and that he was going
back to his home. fine Of 81 with
out costs was imposed. This amount
would help pay part of the Officers
fee, according to the judgeand Ora
ham will he obliged to complete his
journey on seventy-fve cents.