Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02
over 1000 into this department as de-

over 1000 into this department as de- positors. <
 The second week in December this | bank paid out in excess of s30,000 to | over 500 who were members of it's nol- | day saving club, which has again been | reorganized for 1922.
 During 1921 Irving w. Davis was add | ed to the staff of the bank as outside | man. and he has had unusual success l in creating business for the institution, | particularly in the trust department.
 The Danielson Trust company. organ ized in 1914, brides itself on it's bank ing home, which has every modern equipment for transacting 2 banking business. The electric protection of the vault, one of the finest in small town in the east, was made by the Bankers Electro Protective Association of Bos- ton and is of the same tyne installed by it in the vaults of the United States treasury at Washington The appara- tus has become a recognized part of the equipment of leading safe deposit vaults in New England. and offers great security to patrons of the bank. Tn. Danfalson Trust corpsrv has made a splendid growth in its brief his tory and. with it's savings department. TOW traneacts practically every kind of banking business. Arthur Atwood is rresidert of this bank and Frederick A. l Jacobs is vice president. A strictly savings institution that has l gore smoothly along its way during 1921 and which was added to its strength mad resources is the Brooklyn Savines hanks one of the most reliable of the savings institutions in this part of the l state.
 Notwithstanding a general depression I n -y-& &9. .sn i cor1nalnity and surrounding -laces from which Danielscn draws business were not wholly free the Brooklyn Sai ings 1 bank showed a remarkable increase in it's deposits during 1921.
 The year just closed was marked at 1 this bank by the retirement of Clarence i E. Potter as treasurer after a long peri 1 cd Of service during which the Tank grew beyond the fondest ho2es of the SC who founded. it. It was with regret that all of those officially connected with the institution witnessed the retirement Of Mir. 1 Potter from the active directing of the bank which had prospered So greatly ana so steadily during his administration. Mir Potter still retains a connection with the bank, however. and his. advice and counsel are available.
 The new treasurer is Sidney Bard,
 an experienced banker who has been with the institution for long term of years and is wholly familiar with it's business
 and system. During the few months that Mr. Bard has directed the affairs of the
 bank it has shown the same steady gain in strength and deposits as marked the
 period of Mir. Potter's administration.
 The past month this bank has adopte-
 what is an innovation for it in organizing
 a Christmas club which many have joined.
 The special courtesy shown to all is a marked characteristic of these whom tn
 bank serves and which well deserves tn: great measure of success 1t has won.
 J. Arthur Atwood is president ot thi
 institution.
 The Killingly Trust company Is another
 local institution, closely identified with the
 Windham County National bank, that has had prosperous year, largely expanding In it's special work of handling trust ac-
 counts and kindred lines of banking
 This institution, established severa
 years ago, has been a banking asse
 which many people here and hereabouts
 have found very real value.