Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-21
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON


 An increass Of s2oT.1T5 in the depos- i-s cf the Brooklyn Savings bank dur inE the year is noted in the annual re- port of Treasurer Sidney W. Bard. This ls in line with the steady increase noted in the deposits of this institution since its removal to Dzniels0n after being or Elnl1sd in Brooklyn In 1872 and making Q steady and splendid growth in that town for many years. During the past ,ear the bank received total deposits of fs16.f10. while the withdrawals amount cd to S61s.14E.
 q. Arthur Atwood was reelected pres dent and William H. Burnham vice proaldent. Sidney W. Bard was re-elect- .d Secretary and treasurer and Clarence A. Potter assiztant secretary The fol- lowing were eiectsd trustees: Charles BrarE. J.. Arthur Atwood, George H. Call Fayetre L. Wright. Dr. George M. BurrcuEhs Frederick A. Jacobs. Fred erick E Bitsood, Ernest R. Warren, Jo- seph N. IAvaile, Herman M. Coulter, IT, ving ". Davis. and F. W. Tillinghast. who succeeds hls brother. Frank H. Til- iinghast. who died recently at his home in Central Village.
 ExpIanatory of the rate of pay for national guardsmen as distinguished from men enlisted in tho regular army, Captain F. O. Huntingdon pointed out on Thutsday that in camp privates get ye.5o per day, the state making up the difference between the daily pay allow ancs of the federal government and the sa.50 rate. Higher grades of enlisted men. ot which the Service battery has mora than other batteries are raised in stead of lowered. The pay bill fixes the arnory drill pay of the national guard at t1.oc for privates and S1.10 for first clzss privatss and higher grades of en- hstsd men In proportion.
 Postmaster Raymond Aliens report for ths postal year just ended shows an increase Ia receipts at the Danielson of- fcs of SL143.5s over tht figures for the previous year. This reflects in a man. mar businezs conditions in Danielson, which as a whole and notwithstanding much depression In some sections. has been doing very well
 me nxures herewith show what has 1ec1 done at the ofilce in the past twelve nc1ra. but do not include something Co a1ich reference should be made here -msnlion of the excellent service rem dcrsf tho public by Postmaster Allen ana tl8 entire postal stan:
 Postal receipts for year ending June so. 1922. s1s.s04.76; postal receipts fol year ending Juae 90, 1921. $17,ss1.27 Cain for the year s1,143.5s.
 Number of letters and parcels regis tered in 1922. s4.fs3 number of letters and parcels registered in 1921, 4,447 Gain 1s.
 Number parcels Insured for year end Ing June 90, 1929. s,1Ss. Number par. ceis Insured for year ending June 90 1891. 557o. Gain SIS.
 Number of c. o. D. parcels dispatched l3za i5s. Number of c. O. D. parcei' sispafched 1921. 2tT- Loss ss.
 c. O. D. parcels delivered year end inE Juno 90. 1892. 1o1s. Amount siz. Es5. C. O. D. parcels delivered yea .ndinr June 90. 1921, 14as. Amour fios1s Gain 4Ts. Amount s1,so7.
 Domestic money orders issued yea Isaa. 1a.41s. ss7.55o.05. Fee 3ss2.26 International money orders issued yea 1929. E1. s2g4is. Tee s4.s0. Tota ie.f7o. sS7.7TA.is. Fee sss7-ls. Issue Tor 1891 so57 and 47 s.1c4, sss,s47.s4 Fee. sss4.Tl. Gain 1886, s4.l2s.s4- Fe'
 Payments for 1szs. s7Is domestic ana iuter.atioasi t0ssi 57s1. Amour Sso.7ss-s7. Payments for 1891. 5ss: domestic and international; tota 5s7T. Amount yss.z72.Ts. Gain ss4 .oss S5.552.s5
 Amount received for war savings ss, lT4S5. Amount received for revenue nd proprietary stamps s1.71s.0e. Amt eceived or postal savings ss,7s4.
 Total amount of cash received in al lspsrtments for the year, S122,2s1.O1.
 East KImiaEiy serves notice upon tn world and upon the town of Killingl, n particular that it claims prior right sn the privilege Of representing tn OWE wsfA the greatest Fourth of Jul, lslebrztion in 1923. So successful wa his years Independence day observanc hat h has besn decided to do it all owe again next year. and that 1t may sone ehicisntly as 1t was this year, a organization known as the East Killing .y Patriotic club has been formed, wit Edvzrd W. Aldrich president. Louis Barst0w vice president, James P. Al 1rich secretary and F. B. Chase. Jr., a lreasurer. The club has named a ni F committees to care for every line ( activity incident 10 staging such a went as is planned for next Fourth.
 East Killingiy at tho present time i