Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

town, owes much to the splendid de- velopment that is going on at Good year and realizes that as this expan- sion continues it will derive benefits
 in ever increasing measure.
 While conservative American
 would hesitate long time before nominating Uncle Sam as a mem
 Der of the Profiteers' club. said Amer ican, careful of his dollass and seeking i to make them do him the greatest pos
 sible service, would give at least a
 second thought to what he gets for
 hls money If he invests at the present | time in U. S. International money
 order, payable in England, for in
 stance.
 A Killlngly citizen who desired to send some money to a relative in England told Friday. of his experience
 at 3 post office here and at one of the
 banks in the borough. On a normal
 basis of exchange an English pound is 1 considered as worth $4.87 in ,Ameri2
 can money, On account of the some
 what depreeiated condition of British
 finances at the present time the ex- change rate with the United States is down to S4.15.
 Uncle Sam is still asking a man to put lip $24.S5, plus an order charge of 50 cents. making total of s2465, however, if he wishes to send five pounds back to old England. On the other hand, the banks here take only $20,75, plus an order charge of Is cents,
 q total of s20,sQ. to perform the same 1 service for getting five pounds across
 the sea to England. In word, you jay $3.75 extra if you do business with Uncle San's pest office rather than
 with one of the banks under his jur-
 isdiction.
 DanieIson people who wish to make
 Thanksgiving offerings for the Day
 kimball hospital will find Mrs.
 George M. Burroughs ready to receive
 them and to arrange for forwarding
 them. Tho great service that the hos
 pital at Putnam renders to towns all
 through this section of the county is greatly appreciated in Danielson,
 which each year sends many patients
 to the Institution. Each year just be-
 fore Thanksgiving time it is customary for the people of many towns here 1 abouts to make gifts to the hospi-
 tal The gifts may be of money, fruits
 vegetables, preserves, groceries, etc. etc. The hospital has need of ali
 these things. As the years go by and it's work increases the demands made
 upon it constantly increase. This is truer than ever this year. and Dan ielson people are being asked to give and give generously to this very wor- thy cause.
 Devotees of the jazz and of all of the
 other appurtenances to putting over an ultra modern dancing feae had g dazzler of an evening at Phoenix hal , Friday, when Ferdinando's Marine or. 3 chestra. of Hartford, made it's first ap- pearance here and simply saxaphoneG l its way into the very center of tht l spotlight that shines down upon tht interpreters of the music with tickle This novelty orchestra took the danc CTS here by storm and lived up to tn,
 reputation that preceded it of beAe r the real I'll say so" organization O 2 it's kind in Connecticut.
 5 Friends here have been receiving cards from Rev. ". D. SWaffield, o
 Boston. formerly pastor of the Dan 6 iefson Baptist church. Rev Mr. Swaf l held Is at present touring middl, ], western states. speaking at college. an dother educational institutions 1T ? me interest of the American Baptis , Educational society. Rose or Lima council, K. of C., Ina; another class of S2 candidates await. 5 ing to take the degrees that will bt conferred upon them in the near flu. i ture.
 The Brooklyn Savings bank, whics mas been showing remarkable growtl since its removal to Danielson a few years ago has just set another mari in it's history. Its deposits have ru, Ip over the SS,0o0.O0o mark for tn, 2 first time in the history of the insti 8 tuition. founded in 1872. In the pas n four weeks the deposits have increas ed sS1, ,4s3.29. This fine showing, spIen l. did serength and continued growth Q ? the Institution is highly pleasing t Treasurer Clarence A. Potter who i in direct charge of the bank, and oth CT officials of theainstitution.
 Martin T. Burns was at New Lon ? don attending the meeting of tn State Embalmers' association. t Americanization will be Miss Mimi Newman's subject at the meeting O the killingly Weman's club next Wed r nesday afternoon. l Mrs. John L. Buell. of Hartford n state regent of the D. A. R., is ex. a pected here next Thursday to atten, ' a, meeting of Sarah William Daniclsol