The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-17

list, 1934-June list, 1885, 17,27l.
 Out of town inquiries answered July 1st, 1933-June 1st, 1884, 1,093; July list, tss4-June ist, 1885, 1,1sS.
 Reports issued to non members July 1st, 1933-June list, 1884, 5s; July 1st. 1934-June list, 1885, 4S.
 The bureau has developed 67 Home owners Loan reports during this period and 13 reports to Ma. tional Consumer Credit Reporting corporation members. During the month of May, 1885, four FILA rec ports were issued. This national business was made possible through our afiiiiation with the National Consumer Credit Reporting corr poration It is hoped that in. creased business will be realized from this source next year in ore der that the bureau might find 1t profitable in having purchased stock in this national organiza. ton.
 New Members
 At the present time, the mem. bership of the bureau Is comprised of 7s of the leading credit mer. chants In Waterbury, in addition to a subscriber in Naugatuck and one in Oakville.
 Growth of the Bureau
 The master-flle of the bureau Is comprised of a total of 93,eo2 mas. ter-cards, of which 6,050 were added during the period covered by this report.
 Four clerks and the secretary constitute the staff of the bureau.
 Time Is very important medium in our organzation, and equip. ment has been installed which fa- cilitates tho handling of calls with the minimum loss of time.
 Bulletin Service
 Time to Time Bulletin: Through this publication, which Is issued bi-weekly, the members were in. formed of: 320 marriage inten- tIons; GOA marriages; 1921 births; 922 deaths; 353 building permits; 1O5 new residents to Waterbury an dits trading area.
 The Conhdentiai Bulletin, which Is also issued bi-weekly, advised subscribers of the following: 41 accounts closed to further use be. cause of slow pay; 70 repossessions listing the type of merchandise re. possessed; b10 accounts referred to an attorney or collection agency; 3S7 changes of addresses; 21b es- tates to be settled in the court of probate; 104i accounts charged to profit and loss; 26o7 bills of sale and conditional bills of sale; 34 as- signmentS of wages; 53 real estate attachments; 627 mortgage deeds; S5 bankruptcies.
 Fifty.two notices were contained members of non responsibility of in these two bulletins advising debt, fraudulent check passcrs, short change artists, etc.
 Dentist Bulletin: This bulletin, which is Issued every three months to bureau members of the Water bury Dental society, advised these subscribers of: 329 delinquent" accounts - accounts which have been outstanding six months or more. In February, 1885, the bu- reau added non-fespo notices, bankruptcies, assignments of wages and new residents to Waterbury and vicinity to this bulletin as an additional service.
 Credit Managers Association
 Meetings of the association were held during the past eleven months. on March 9th, 1885, William Cur. tis, of the Curtis Art company, who had served as vice chairman for two previous years, was elected chairman, succeeding Albert Can. tor of Bonwit's. John Currie Of the Southern New England Ice company was elected vice chair man.
 We sincerely appreciate the co. operation extended by members of this group in the activities Of our bureau and their interest in its growth.
 We wish to express sincere thanks for the valuable assistance of the board of directors, officers, members, manufacturers, bankers, correspondents, town clerks, asses sors, police and fire departments, school boards and many others who have cooperated with us in thework of the bureau.
 (Signed)
 BERNICE M. KOLET,
 Secretary.