Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21
DANELsoN

DAlN1EL9ON
 Announcement was made Friday morning of an important real estate transaction in which the Charles H. Reach property at the corner of Cot tage and High streets, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Frank x. Dubruiel of Broad street. Tie new owners are to take possession at once. The Reach dwelling is one of the most attractive and finely located In the Cottage street section of Danielson.
 PBpiIs in tho School street sramrnAr school and in the West Side school are striding out onto the highway along which every self-ulade man and woman has travelled in their quest for wealth. PennieS niclSels and dimes are now being slipped Into money saving ma- chimes that have just been installed at these schools by the Danielson Trust coneDany and Brooklyn Savings bank and the amount deposited during this. the first week of the saving campaign for school children. is surprising.
 So enthusiastically have the young people taken to the opportunity afford cd them to save their money that it has been necessary for the representatives Of the banks to empty some of the slots twice within as many days and the az
  siderable.
 The machines nat are interesting the children are clever devices. They are much after the style of a gum machine and for tho coins put in a saving stamp Is issued and the stamps in turn are pasted onto cards which, when filled. are turned into the banks and an ac- count opened.
 Clifford H. Starkweather of the trust company was pleased Friday over the manner in which the children have taken to the innovation and especially delighted because the practice of thrift is being instilled in so many. youthful minds. Who will doubt that some of the pennies now being saved at the schools mentioned will not prove the foundation of some great fortune to be accumulated through the years.
 Similar money saving machines are to be installed in other schools here abouts within the next week. and there Is no doubt in the minds of the bank officials that they will hold as much appeal for pupils in these schools as ir the schools here.
 MT. and RIra l.. E. Kennedy frankly admitted Friday morning that a visita- ton they received Thursday evenins from members of he Roundabout Whfy rlub was one of the thorough surprises for them in years.
 IL was the 24th anniversary of theil wedding and they had received numer. Ous remembrances from friends during tho day, but not an inlSlinr came tC them of preparations of the club mem bers to visit them in the evening. They were not quite prepared to find so many of their friends on hand when they an. swered ring at the door, but quickl, sensed the situation and welcomed theii guests for what proved to be an mus ually happy evening.
 The guests brought chicken salad rolls, ice cream and other good things, including a wedding cake.
 Whist was played during the evening Sirs- Kennedy rounding out her joyous evening by winning first honors for the ladies, while first honors for the men went to John A. Gilbert. The honors zero a bride and groom cieverly made bf candy and the handiwork of Mrs Ethel Hale.
 Mr. and Mrs Kennedy were presented by their guests with a $5 gold piece.
 DaRseison lovers of baseball win be d Putnam tomorrow Sunday for tn fina game of the year. Bill Martins Daniel son team has an engagement there with the Nightingale Morse team that will wind up the series that now stands one and one. Cold weather this week has not chilled the ar5or of the hundreds of Fans that have been following this se- ries very closely and are anxious to be present when the final test comes.
 Al tho home of Mrs james Perkfne on Maple street Friday afternoon at L56 h1neral services for Mrs. Lucy Dufizee Perkins of Wil1imantic were conducted ky Rev. Albert Jepson, rector of St AL bans church. Numbers of relatives and friends attended the service. Burial Fas in Westfield cemetery. A. F. Wood Sas in charge of the funeral arrange. nents. The bearers were C. A. Gas. yell, Frank P. Fenton, W. P. Perkins E. O. Thomas. Floyd Sweet and Fred bates Mir. Fenton sang dnring the ser. bee.
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