New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
PLAN ID ORGANIZE
 NEW BRISTOL BANK
Bristol. .AmtriCln Bank { Trust
 Has Prominent Sponsors CHARGED WITH PERJURY

ChAfS0-MOtOr1st Is cIneu Aitct
 Three Cornered Collision - Auto
 stolen From Factory Yard.
 A notice of intention to organize . new bank in the city has been filed with the secretary of state. The name Of the proposed corpora ton is the Bristol-American Bank and Trust company and the loca- ton of the principal office will 1e at 200 Main street.
 The following men, all prominent in business affairs of Bristol. For estville and Terryville are the pro- posed incorporators: State Senator Fuller F. Barnes, president of the Wallace Barnes company anC the Dunbar Brothers company, and vice president of the Northside Bank and Trust company and the Quinion Coal and Trucking company; Wll- liam $. Ingraham, treasurer-general manager of the F. Ingraham com pany and a director of the North side Bank and Trust company; John T. Chidsey. president of the Veeder- Root comp. ny; Morton c. Tread way, treasurer of the Horton Manu- featuring company; Dewitt Page, president of the New Departure Manufacturing company and a vice president of General Motors; Town send G. Treadway, secretary of the Horton Manufacturing company; Edward Ingraham, president anl purchasing agents of the E. Ingra- ham company: Miles Lewis Peck. president of the Bristol Savings bank; George J. Lacourse, local contractor and director of the Bristol National bank: Wallace B. Crumb, for years member Of the board of relief and director of several local banks: William T. Tracy, president of Tracy Driscoll & company and vice president of the American Trust company; Ernest R. Burwell, retired coal dealer; Burton o. Barnard. president of Peck. Bar nard and Olmsted, Inc: Amos II. Lister, merchant of Terryville; Judge William J. Malone; Charles w. Plumb. secretary of the Eagle Lock company of Terryville; Charles T. Treadway. chairman of the board of directors of the Bristol National bank and the American Trust com psny: William P. Calder, president of the Bristol National bank and the American Trust company: M. l.. Tiffany. secretary-treasurer of the American Trust company and cash- fer of the Bristol National bank Alexander Harper. president of the American Silver company and the Bristol Brass corporation, and w. A. Insraham. vice president of tue Bristol National bank.
 The organization of the Bristol American Bank and Trust company is the third to be formed within the past two years. The City Deposit and Discount company opened iti doors for business yesterday morn ing and the Nerthside Bank and Trust company will open some tim this month.
 Parent. t.Tcacher Meeting
 The final meeting of the Sout' Side and Park street Parent Teache, association will be held at s o'clock Wednesday evening, May Is in ths auditorium of the Church street school. The meeting will be knowr as Mothers Night" Officers for the l N,n1 h~ -I@ t~A .l there will be an entertainment pro- gram.
 Enlargement Announced
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wisnieski o1 Summer street have announced the engagement of their daughter. Heller Mary. to Joseph August of Hartford
 Wires Cause Fire
 Squad A and Engine Company No were called out late yesterday aft ernoon for fire in the basemen of building at 70 Church street The blaze was extinguishcd witl chemicals. The property damage
 Autoist Fined
 William Lathe of 101 Prospec street was fined q and costs b. Judge Joseph M. Donovan in polic' court this morning for failing t, have his operators license with him A similar fine was imposed also fo failing to have his registration in hi automobile.
 Laithe was arrested last night fol lowing a three-cornered collision 0, North Main street just east of Laure street. An automobile driven b. } Leo Lamoreux. caught between tw' others. was struck by Laithe's ma chine and hurried it into the car O . William Clayton of Oak street Lamoreux's car was badly damaged and traffic on North Main street va , tied up for half an hour until tn, : | ea,,1d hA rArnycA TaithA