According to the Courant, the Hartford Fire Insurance Company and the Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company will occupy their new offices on Asylum Hill as of tomorrow, November 7, 1921.

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company gave its employees the entire day off while office equipment was moved from 125 Trumbull Street downtown to 690 Asylum Avenue.

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company and the Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company closed their offices at the corner of Trumbull and Pearl Streets for the last time.

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company continued to move out of its offices at the corner of Pearl and Trumbull Streets and into its new office on Asylum Avenue today.

According to the Courant, the Hartford Fire Insurance Company hadn’t been able to sell its soon-to-be former building at the corner of Trumbull and Pearl Streets.

According to the Courant, the Hartford Fire Insurance Company’s new office building neared completion, and within a week the first group of employees would move in.

At a meeting of the Hartford Board of Street Commissioners, Lucius F. Robinson informed the commissioners that the Hartford Fire Insurance Company would present a second petition regarding its opposition to the planned course of the Broad Street Extension to the Hartford Court of Council.

According to an article in today’s Courant, the Hartford Fire Insurance Company planned to petition the Hartford Board of Aldermen to reconsider their decision to support a layout for the extension of Broad Street from Farmington Avenue to Garden Street and that the matter be referred back to the Hartford Board of Street Commissioners with instructions to hold another hearing.

Mary Ellen LaPorte sold 230-232 Garden Street to Bridget Dolan.

Christine Ekstrom sold 293 Farmington Avenue to Philip L. Cahill and Alice E. Cahill for $69,725.