City Bonds Sold to New York Firm for 2.645 Million
The city approved a 2.645 million bond issue to fund projects at West End and North End elementary schools, Seaside park, and city infrastructure. Smith Barney bid 2.20 percent interest with a 5,554 premium, beating 12 other bids from major banks. Proceeds finance renovations, incinerator work, light upgrades, and a comfort station. The sale was overseen by Mayor Tedesco and a special committee.
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People's Savings Bank names Warden trustee and men new roles
At the annual meeting, Samuel W. Hawley was reelected president and Maxwell R. Warden named trustee. George H. Woods reelected chairman. Arthur M. Comley named vice chairman. New officers include Donald A. Patenaude assistant treasurer and Anthony J. Paige assistant vice president. Deposits rose to 204,488,816 with assets at 228,445,000, the second largest mutual savings bank in Connecticut.
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Maxwell R. Warden
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Tracy C. Dickson
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Leonard F. Berger
Gordon F. Christie
George B. Longstreth
Hamilton Merrill
Andrew R. Smith
Frank M. Fosdick
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Jury declines murder charge in fatal baby beating case
Hartford jurors refuse to indict Charles W. Carman Jr. on murder in the death of his 18 month old daughter. The 20 year old faces a manslaughter count with a 15 year maximum. bond set at 25000. The case is continued to next week for plea as prosecutors prepare a first degree murder indictment against a separate Hartford man.
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Early Olympics Origins of the Olympic Games
The Olympic Games began in 776 B.C. with Greek competitions held at Olympia every four years for 11 centuries.
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