New Britain herald., 1922-07-11
the Sd6iiers' monument at the Boston

the So01lers monument at the BoStOr Post corner.
 The residents of the town have been discussing the removal of the honor roll for several months pas and it appears to be the consensus oi opinion that 1t should he removed as in it's present condition 1t is an eye. sore to the town.
 If however the Legion does not vote for its removal it is probable that the selectmen will have the roll paint cd and put in better condition Selectman Carter in discussing the situation said that he believed the town should wait unti! the Americe T Legion had taken tip the matter of its remova! before anything is done.
 No Poultry C;uh Here.
 Despite the fact that series ot articles have been printed in morn ing paper to the effect that plans were being made for the Organization of a poultry club in Berlin, it was stated by H. E. Savage this morning that to date nothing has been done in the matter and it is not proha ble that anything will be done for some time to come.
 Mir. Savage stated that the loca! farmers have, at a certain time in the year, secured a speaker to ad- dress them on the subject Of "Poul- try" Herman F. Splettstoeszer of East Berlin. when called this morning upon the subject, stated that he did not know of any plans for the for nation of the club and said that MT. Savage would probably be the only one to know.
 It is not thought that there is dire need for d poultry club in this town irdsruuch as most of the farmers be- loEs 10 the Berlin Farmers club and during the winter this organization holds weekly meetings at which time various branches Of the farmers work are discussed, including poul- .ry raising
 During the past season the officials of the Berlin Farmers club have been fortunate in securing several speak CTS from Storrs college to speak.
 Old Bank Depositers.
 Francis Deming secretary and treasurer ot the Berlin Savings bank, stated this morning that the local bank has on hle two deposits which are over % years old and upon which no deposit6 or withdrawals have been made in all these years. ....
 The deposits are listed under the names of William Baker for sl1.11 and Erastus Peck S20.12 The off cills at the bank do not know of the whereabouts Of the two men although both of their addresses are given as Berlin.
 MT. Deming stated this morning that when the deposit was made by William Baker he was employed by boy TOT Judge Alling.
 Marriages Are Equal.
 Records and tiles at the offices Of the town clerj, show that the same number If marriage licenses were is sued during the months of April, May and June of 1921 as in the same time this year In April 1921, seven licenses were issued, May one and June 5. This total IS In April of this year t,eo were issued May seven and June four. This also totals IS,
 Save For a Purpose.
 Tt does not need argument said Postmaster W. w. Pagan of kensing- ton, Ito convince any sensible person that saving is gool thing for the individual for the community and for the nation. Saving does not mean that you shall forego the comforts Of life, or even the luxuries. But do not make the mistake by thinking the trif1ing things you do not really need or want are either comforts or lux uries.
 "The government is/sffering an at tractive investment the form of Treasury savings oSrtiticates. For s20 one can buy one of the lowest denom- ination, and in five years the govern ment will redeem it for s25, your s2O $5. If you have SS0 to in- vest it will earn s20, and for your $500 investment you will get s2O0 in interest. All the time this money which is working for you will be safe and secure. You can get your prin cipal at any time in case of an emer- gency. with interest at 3l9 percent. while it has been in the keeping of