Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-31
WEDDINGS.
Yalan.R RIinderman.


 The wedding of Joseph A. Yalen of Hartford and Miss Sadie l. Binder man, daughter of the late Samuel Blinderman of the Norwich police force took place on Tuesday evening in T. A. B. hall before a large as- semblage of relatives and friends, many coming from out of town to be present at the ceremony. It was per formed at o'clock by Rabbi J. N. Rosenberg, assisted by Rabbi Sobol, who impressively conducted the mar riage ritual,
 The bride, who was charmingly gowned in white chamosse satin with Irish point lace and a veil, carried a bouquet of white carnations. The bridesmaids were Miss Jennie Yalen sister of the groom. and Miss Lil- Han Behrman of New York. The for mer wore marquisette over peach col or satin and the latters gown was nile green Both carried bouquets of carnations The groom was attended by his brother, Benjamin Yalen, as best man.
 After the wedding ceremony in the hall, a chicken supper was served in the banquet room downstairs covers being laid for about 200 people and this part of the evening was followed by dancing until midnight. Curland's orchestra played and Wolf Blinderman, an uncle of the bride. assisted at the door,
 A large number of beautiful pres ents were received at the brides home, No 2S High street. The newly mar rid couple will reside at No. 47 Ken nedy street, Hartford. The groom is l a tailor in Hartford, and is d native of b11f lived in Hartford a number of years The bride is d native of New York, but has lived here 1 for number of years past She has recently been employed at the Bos- i ten store.
 l Among the guests present from out i of town were MT. and Mrs. Jacob Blin- derman and daughter Mildred, Mrs. l Schumulowitz, Mrs. Ida Behrman, | Miss Lillian Behrman, Harry P ! Behrman, Miss Sarah Feinberg, Ja- cob Goldstein, Morris Goldstein and l daughters Goldie and Ruthie of New | York, Mrh and Mrs. c. A. Erickson of Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. A. Schwartz of l Brooklyn, Abraham Weinberg of Co., lumbus, Ga. Mrs. J. Ripper and | daughter Margaret of Elizabeth. N J., Mrs. Esther Rosenowitz, Miss Els | sic Davis, Miss Elizabeth Schneider
 Miss Sadie Schiff. Mynie Blinderman | and Miss Ida Segal of New York
 The numerous telegrams which were | read aloud by Jacob Blinderman, un- 1 cle of the bride, came from friends in Georgia, Newark, Hartford, Brooklyn
 New York and Syracuse, all express ing wishes for good luck and pros
 perity for the newly married couple.
 Haggerty- Butler.
 Joseph P. Haggerty and Miss Mary
 Butler were united in marriage by
 Rev. Father Cavanaugh in St. Pat
 rick's church, Monday morning. Ed
 ward Dion and Miss Rose Turner fill
 ed the places of honor Both the
 bride and the bridesmaid were attireC
 in handsome gowns of the latest style
 and wore picture hats. MT. and Mrs
 Haggerty received many weddinl ] presents from their many friends
 They will reside in Preston after
 short tour The bride Is the daughte
 of James and Bridget Keough Butle
 and was born in Harrisville, R. l. Sh,
 is employed in the Norwich State hos
 pital as a nurse. The groom is
 native of Woonsocket and is also em
 ployed in the Norwich State hospital Pain-MondeviIIe.
 At the hour of 6.3O in St. Patrick
 church on Tuesday morning Rev. Hugl
 Treanor, pastor of the church. uniIe,
 In the bonds of matrimony Annie Pair who Is a tailor of this city, and Nils
 Helena Mondeville of 209 Franklin street, an equally popular Norwicl
 young woman. The witnesses were tn
 father of the bride, Joseph Mondevillt , and d personal friend of the groom
 Felix Gladue. The bride was in a whit . embroidered gown.
 A repast was served at the home c , the brides parents and at o'clock MI , and Mrs. Pain left on wedding triI , the itinerary of which will include tn city of Providence At the termina 1 tion of their honeymoon the happ young couple will occupy apartment at 209 Franklin street