New Britain herald., 1930-01-14
BANK DIRECTORATE
 INCREASED BY ONE
Charles N. Gordon EIe3tel-I
 B. Sessions Again President NIGHT DIS7URBERS JAILED
New York Dealer Ill-FOrestNille Sewer Meeting Tonight-SchooI League Opcns-Birgc Mfg. Co. Expected 10 Rcopeu-NotcS.

Charles \. Gordan was elected 10 the board of directors of the BrIs tol Trust co. at the annual meet ing of the stockholders of that in stitution this morning, this action increasing the banks directorate by one. Mr. Gordon has been with the trust company since it's organiza- ton, starting in as q bookkeep,I. For the past several years he has served as secretary and assistant treaurer and has been in charge of the trust department.
 The other directors elected are Joseph F Sessions. Charles L.. WoodIng, George $ Beach. Edgar l.. Pond, William k. Sessions. Ar thur x. Manross, and Paul NJ. Hub bard.
 Following the stockholders meet ing, the directors met and electca the 1olio"Ing officers: Ircsident Jo- S'ph B. Sesslons; first vice president and treasurer, George <, Beach; sec ond" vice president and assistant secretary, Charles l.. Woodlng: sec retary and assistant treasurer Charles x. Gordon; assistant treas urer, IhIljp Rculcau.
 The election of Mr, Eoulcau was also in the nature of promotion. lie has been With the bank Gor I2 years, haNlu2 started as ,sscnrar boy. He Is d World War veteran and .@ ,rdtrrna'ly activ, in this cit,- Ii" Wlu irtl the place vacated uy Thomas .)aNls.
 he annual reports were read and showed a very successful year. The profit and loss account was increas- "u ny $30,"ou att,r the payment ot dividends, II W@s stated.
 Di>tuii;Cr> Are Jailed
 Three local men Wire brought mo police court this morning 10 an5Wrr charges of drunkenness and breach Of tho peace, The mon. Paul Ehl"rt, Frank Marsh ana Edward Olson, pleaded not guilty to the charges but Were sentenced to f5 days in the Hartford jail.
 The trio were arrested by Officer Lawrence Doolan, who was sont on, rom headquarters to answer com. pIaint made by Charles Judson of ." Field street last night. Judson testified against the men. saving that they had gone to his home and aroused him from his sleep and that hc did not want q recurrence Of the act The mon. he claimed, were in an intoNicat"d condition and had q bottle Of alivG,I liquor with them. Tn" ll4uor W4s displayed in court as evidence. Julson was very en- phatic in his statement that he did not care 10 be bothered by "drunks" any more, especially at midnight.
 Judson said that there were five Of the mon who desired to enter his homo and have a good time" but that two escaped before q police of ticer could be summoned. The men denied that they had created any sort of disturbance at .Mdson's homo and claimed that they were not intoxicated, Officer Doolan, tes- titying, said that one of the men was drunk at the time and the other two had been drinking.
 Judge William J. Malone put an end to the affair as he said "l5 days in jail"
 Liquor Niolator Fined
 George H. Clayton of I74 West street was arraigned in police court on charges Of keeping and Of hay ing reputation for selling intoXi- eating liquors. He pleaded guilty 10 the charge of keeping but not 10 the other count and upon the rec ommcndation of Prosecuting Attor- ney Anthony j. Rich. was fined Sl00 and costs.
 When the prosecutor presented the case. he explained how the po- lice raidcd Clayton's home and had coniiSc0ted five gallons of alcohol and 14 pints Of liquor. He rccom- mended that the fine imposed be the penalty in the case. Clayton was ar rested on Saturday afternoon at his home following a raid hy Sergeant Henry Jeslinski and Officer William Thompson.
 Cheese Case Continued
 The cas" of Michclle Sellitto of SS7 East ll4th street. New York city, who was charged with obtain ing money under false pretenses,