Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-03

The current issue of the Connecti- cut Citizen notes that to succeed Rev T. H. sNewland, of Norwich. who has left the state a new director of the Connecticut Temperance Union, has been elected, Rev. NJ. E. Center, of New London.
 Just now there are full.- 25,ooo blooms in the garden of Mrs. Ellen NJ Gardner. 221 Maple street. Norwich including a great variety of polyan- hydrangeas, etc, a display to delight all f1ower-lovers.
 On and after July 7th until Aug 1st the office of James Dawson, 12 Cliff street will be closed.-adv.
 At the meeting of the home making department of the County Farm Bu- reau to be held al Westville. Tuesday afternoon, July 8, Miss Maud E. Hayes of Storrs college the state demonstra- tion leader, will give an address on labor saving devices
 A celebration in which many French be interested is that of the fiftieth an niversary of St. Cesaire College, St Cesaire, P. e., August g. 10 and Il. The alumni of the United States are to assist in the celebration.
 The real beginning of the summer boarder season nereabouts came with July 1st. although the fact that New York has 200 vacation playgrounds and 53 summer. schools open may serve to keep many families in the city, since travel rates are so high
 Funeral services for Mary S., widow home of her daughter. Mrs. Frederick Smith of 28 Fraser street, New Lon don, Tuesday afternoon at ? o'clock and were conducted by Rev. Walter P. Buck. Burial was in Rumford, R. T.
 The value of fish is it's freshness 6<T0 Fourth. Powers Bros.-adv.
 In St. Margaret's church, Water bury Tuesday morning when Miss Lucy Freney was united in marriage with George T. Ryan, by Rev. Edward J. Brennan, pastor of the church. the the bride, and Dr M. D. Reardon of Willimantic.
 Concerning a native of Norwich the Danbury News of Tuesday said: The appointment of Father John H. Ryan as permanent rector of St. Peters par the people of the parish and to the city as a whole, and his welcome here will be most cordial.
 The state motor vehicle department receipts for the past nine months amounted to $1.2s5. 5.144.57 while those 2s5 ,164.27.- It is believed in the de- partment that the receipts for the current two years will amount to more than s3,e0o,0oo.
 Write for booklet of the New and Unique shore resort, Point O. Woods Beach. J. J. Smith Co., So. Lyme, Ct adv.
 Health authorities made a thorough of Ocean beach Monday with a result that the hotels. rest beach and all appeara n~es were officially reported as in good condition although there were sev- eral instances where warnings were issued and suggestions made. The banking system in Main Street school, Noank, was started in. April 1917. The total amount deposited to June 20, 1919. was s1.3s757: thrift stamps sold for two years, s2.174.5o: 512 war savings stamps. s2.o4s: ex- change of. cards, $50; total amount s5,670.71.
 In Washington. Tuesday, announce ment was made of the sale of the his toric W. W. Corcoran House to the United States Chamber of Commerce. W. w. / Corcoran the philanthropist was uncle of the late Mrs. Henry mother of Mrs Gardiner Greene and Mrs. William H. Palmer | ,f Norwich, and this house was her nome until her marriage.