Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-27
Brief State News

WaIIinuford.-On Saturday, July P the hcal postoffice will be added to the government postal savings banks
 South Norwalk.-Rev. R.. J. Carroll, rector of St. Joseph's church, has just observed the 25th anniversary of his ordina tion-
 New Britain.-This city is seriously considering providing swimming pool for the public tifat will be modern and up to date
 Manchester-John Brennan, son ot Mir and Mrs. James Brennan of South ] Manchester. will be ordained by Blsh- op Milan this week. WalIinofcrd.-Rev and Mrs William T. Thayer have returned from Phlia- delphia. where they have been attend ing the national Baptist convention Anscnia.-Franklin Farrel. Jr., who underwent an operation at a sanitar1- um in Cleveland, Ohio. has returned to his home in New Haven, much inn proved.
 Hartford.-Ex-S Senator Patrick Me Govern has returned to Hartfcrd from trip abroad. He went especially to visit a sick niece whom he left much improved.
 New Eiaven.-Major Isaac Bromley. press agent of the New Haven rail- road. and his family have opened their summer cottage at Eastern Point for the season.
 ToIland.-Miss Lieli $. Agard, who has been teaching in Great Neck, l.. l., High school. is spending her vacation with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Ed win s. Agard-
 New Haven.-Rev. P. Sorgetti, who has heen for a years an assistant cu-S rate at St. MichaeTs church on Woes ter square. has been transferred to Paterson, \. J.
 Derby.-Derby is enforcing the orli- nance against the distribution of handbills and will prosecute several persons who sent them out last week after the warning not to do so. prietor of the Bristol hotel that bears her name. is touring Europe with party of friends who took two auto mobiles along to facilitate sight-see- ing.
 NorfoIk.-Mrs. Esgate and son Rich ard of Norfolk, have gone to New Brunswick, Canada, for the summer. H. ?. Parmalee and family of New Haven have leased the Esgate cottage for the season.
 East Hampton-The third annual convention of the Kings Daughters circles of M'dd1esex county, wlll be held with Whatsoever circle of Kings Daughters at the Congregations. church here Wednesday.
 Greenwich.-Robert A. Lee left last week for Buenos Ayres, where he will be employed in the sales department of the Standard oil company, com mcncing his duties July 15. He was formerly employed by the Maher Bros. corporation.
 PIainville.-Tha reception which the members of Newton s. Manross Wo- mans Relief corps rendered Mrs. Chloe A. Warren, a member who has been elected department president, and her staff. was held in the Methodist church Friday evening.
 New Hartford.-The New Hartford house changed management again on Monday. Nelson Tacy of Otis, Mass, has disposed of his interests to a Hart ford man named Donahue. The for mer will return to Otis. where he has large timber interests.
 Meriden.-The Meriden Industrial company is completing a model fac tory building which will contain small lofts that will be rented to manufac- turing concerns that desire moderate space. with power, heat and other equipment for immediate use.
 BristoI.-Charles Henry Monroe. eld- est son of Rev. Dr. David c. Monroe rector of Trinity Episcopal church. has been engaged as the new teacher for the Bristol High school, commencing next September. MT. Monroe was graduated last week from the Ohio Wesleyan college, receiving his B. A. degree.
 f Hartford.-Liang Tun Yen of Pel1in, China, whom Yale honored with the degree of LID. last week, is at the Garde hoitel. He arrived in the city Sunday with Mrs. Liank Tun Yen, his daughter Miss A. E. Liang, his two sons and his secretary, Kiook On Tong. He has two sons, one of whom is studying English at a local school The party includes two valets, a maid and a chauffeur.
 Red Cross Fund.