New Britain herald., 1929-08-09
Bristol Mews
FORMALLY APPROVE MERGER OF BANKS State Commissioners Authorize
 New SS00,000 Corporation
 MEN FIGHT IN STREET

Mayor Invited to Races-Lann.ng
 Wins Mid. Summer Trophy--Man
 to Be Dcported-Breaks Hydrant.
 Formal approval of the consoli dation of the Bristol American Bank and Trust company, formerly the Bristol National bank, and the Amer ican Trust company of this city was given by the state banking commis- sion at a hearing held yesterday aft ernoon in the commission rooms. AS anticipated. there was no opposition to the merger. as it had been sane toned by the stockholders some time ago. The authorized capital of the new corporation is sSo0.ooo. con- sisting of 12,000 shares with a par value of s25 each
 A short time ago the Bristol Ma tional bank liquidated and charter was granted to the Bristol American Bank and Trust company to take over the business of the national bank. The American Trust company since it's organization several years ago has been housed in the same quarters with the Bristol National | bank.
 | Present at the meeting yesterday , afternoon were Charles T. Treadway. chairman of the board of directors of both banks. and William P. Calder, president Of both organizations. l SaIome or Salamc? Two different versions by Angelo | DiPietro. clerk in grocery store at 165 School street. and Albert Di- Roberto. a salesman of Waterbury, of a street fight staged by the two men. shortly after o'clock last eve- :. ming were given in police court to- day. The former testified that 1t all started over a girl while the latter claimed the argument hinged about the relative merits of the "Sai~me" which he sold and that sold " com petitors.
 The two men were taken Into custody by Policeman Joseph Strup. who was proceeding homeward in his autoombile. Noticing large line of cars which were held up. he decided to investigate and found DiPietro and DiRoberto swapping punches in the street
 After listening 10 the stories Of the two men and the officer. fine of s20 and costs was imposed on DiPietro and DiRoberto was assessed slO and costs.
 sentenced to Jail
 John Brennan, who made his eighth appearance in police court this morning on charge of intoXi- cation. was sentenced to 30 days 1T iail by Judge Joseph Nj. Donovan Michael Fitzgerald, charged with { similar ofiense, was fined $ and cos:s.
 The two men were arrested at S:S0 o'clock Thursday afternoon by Policemen Thomas Mccarthy and James Keith in the vicinity of the i Rockwell Park lagoon. Each man had d pint bottle of smoke" Bren- mans condition was such that 1t was necessary for Dr. R. B. Robbins. po- lice surgeon. to attend him shortly before midnight.
 Arrested for Nagrancy
 Joseph Naehoun of Hartford was booked on charge of Vasrancy when he presented himself at the l nOljrN incl- ln nj iob o lodging. He was permitted to go his morning by Chief Ernest T. Belden.
 To Attend Races Mayor " Raymond Crumb Of this city has accepted the invitation of Mayor Patterson of Hartford to at tend the Grand Circuit races at Char ter Oak park on Friday, August 1e. which will be known as Mayors Day. Mayor Crumh and number of other mayors from all over the state will be the guests of Mayor Patterson at luncheon at the Hart ford Golf club preceding the races.
 D'es in south Manchester
 James F. Daley, G6, of 4 Pine street, Forcstville, died yesterday at the home of E. E. Scranton. S07 Spruce street. south Manchester, fol- lowing a long illness. He is survived ! by two daughters Mrs. Frank R, Daley of Wetherstield and Mrs Cliff ford J. Lamb of Meriden; eight grandchildren; and two sisters. Mrs Arthur Rickwell of Bolton and Mrs. James H. Quinn of South Mnnches- ter.
 Funeral services will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Watkins Brothers, Inc, funeral home, II Oak street South Marches ter. lnterment will be in Center cemetery, East Hartford
 Automobile St0'cn
 Andrew Boyko Of 56 Kelley street reported 10 the police shortly before II o'clock ln@t night that his auto- | mobile, a sedan bCrrin. Connecticut