Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
 DANIELSON

/ secretary Rene Cdron o1 the Mil mgly High School Alumni association is sending out notices to members rel ative to the reception that the associ- ation5 annually arranges in honor of the senior class of ~Kil1ingly high school. This year the reception will be held in the state armory on the ev- ening of Friday, June 20.
 Captain A.. P. Woodward, inspector of small arms practice, is nursing a strained right wrist and a slight swollen face and black eye, souvenirs of an encounter with a kicking inspecting the field day work of the state guard company at WiIlimantie on Sunday Despite his injuries, Captain Woodward was enthusiastic on Monday over the Willimantic com pany. The command, he said was out in full force and made an excellent showing.
 Under an opinion just given by At torney General Frank E. Healey, the statutes of Connecticut prescribe s3, 900 as the maximum of deposits that may be accepted by 8 savings bank from any individual in any period of three years. The question had been
 
 W Crofut of the Society for Savnigs of Hartford. MT. Crofut was for many years a we'll known resident of Dan- ielson Whether a savings bank would ] have to decline to accept a deposit of | $3,000 offered by an individual who l had deposited s1,000 less than three | years previously was the particular 1 point on which Mir Crofut requested a | ruling Mir. Crofuts letter was ad-- dressed to Bank Commissioner Everett U. Sturges, and it was to the latter that the attorney general sent the
 opinion: . 1 You have requested my opinion as
 to an interpretation of Section 39S1 of l the general statutes, which reads as l follows:
 l "No savings bank shall receive on deposit from one person in his own name or in the name of another, in any 1 period of three years, sum not ex-
 ceeding $3,O0o."
 1 This statute was ena cted in 1915,
 and took effect August 1, 1915, and was an amendment to an existing law linn iting deposits in savings banks to one thousand dollars in any one year by
 one individual. The language of this statute both as to the limitation O. time or the amount of money to be de posted by an individual within peri cd of three years, needs no construc- tion as to the meaning, as it is per fectly clear. If an examination of the books of savings bank discloses that
 an individual, either in his own name
 or in the name of another person, has deposited within any period of thre, years since August 1, 1915, more thai O O II. l. l. .-1 The statute leaves no discretion t savings banks as to accepting deposit exceeding the amount limited within the time prescribed.
 The actual date of deposits is the determining factor in each individua
 case, as it arises as to the entry of de-
 posits appears on the books of tho
 bank. The amount stated in the stat
 ute cannot be exceeded within the pc
 riod limited by the addition of an
 computation of tme bass on future
 deposits.
 At a meeting of the 1919 Chautau
 qua guarantors in Danielson Alfred
 Reed was elected president for tn
 coming season, Miss Elizabeth Wood
 worth was elected vice president ar
 Clifford H. Starkweather secretar.
 treasurer.
 The following were elected chairme
 of various committees needed to carr on the work this year: Adverti3iI:
 committee, Sidney H. Perry; groun,
 committee, Fred E. Cuneen; hospital ty, Ernest R. Warren; children's, M . Agnes H. Paine; parade, Robert
 Boys, guarantors' committee, Hora. F. Turner.
 Armand Poitras, who has been oye seas for a year, fighting during the Ia two months of hostilities as a me-. Der of the 18th division, has arrived his home here, mustered out of SC , vice. |; He went through his fighting C. periences without getting a scratch. Another Fabric Shop special Sd. | opens today. Remnants of cottc voiles, mercerized poplins, sateen
 serge and lawns, latter in line of pla colors, at from 22 to 35 cents the var this being about half the regu prices.-adv.
 At meeting of the Ellsworth Mt f moriaI association held at the home s Windsor Mrs. John C. Gallup, ( s Moosup, was elected a director for
 period of three years.
 F The horse stolen during the ear. : hours of Sunday morning from u e stable of Dudley Williams at Moosu 5. has been recovered in Colchester, z was learned here on Monday, and a = arrest made there in connection wit ,. the case,
 The practice of Cutting" inside til
 silent policemen near the Main streC
 crossing as practised by a few driv n CTS continues to irritate police offi< :; CTS.
 = This week Friday brings the end 1t the school year for the public scho al children of Killingly, with the exceI J. ton of the Killingly Center schoc of which will make up time lost durir l. the school year and will not close LII II til June 20, a week from Friday. ,- White perch have commenced to bi T. at Alexanders lake. These fifish son a, of which weigh more than pound, a It shaped and look very much like silver soup and are splendid eating. y The upper floorsof the Starkweath y building, next to the Danielson Tru ,c company block, is being ren1odeled al " reitted in accord with the needs of ,e new business to be located there. ,r J. F. Lewis, manager of the Orpheu he theatre, was at West Greenwich oh Sunday, to attend an annual gatheri
 at the Pine Hill church, of members oh the Tillinghast families. ed MT. and Mrs. Q. c. Granty and m and Mrs. Thomas Burgess, all or Shelton, recently have been guests
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Wheeler of { es Mashentuck district.
 H. Their journey toward knighthood eu the Knights, of Columbus was col
 menced here on Monday epening wh