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Bank at Bristol To Pay Million BRISTOL, Dec. 31 โ With the first business day of the new year the First National bank in Bristol will release more than a million dollars in restricted deposits. These funds have been frozen for the past 18 months, following the crisis in the bank's affairs that necessitated a reorganization in June, 1932. The First National has not only been habilitated on a sound basis, but its depositors have been saved 100 per cent. The bank had been able to make such a showing of strength and stability that the Reconstruction Finance Corp. has subscribed to $250,000 of its preferred stock and has already paid into the bank this sum of money. It has also qualified for the federal insurance of its deposits under the new deposit guarantee arrangement.