Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-20
WEDDINGS.
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 The marriage of Timothy s. v. Cel- Nns and Mrs Ellen E, Burke, both of | Mary's Star of the Sea church at New 1 London Wednesday morning at 6,30 0 clock. The ceremony was performed 1 by Rev. Timothy M. Crowley, who eel ] ebrated nuptta mass
 Mr> and Mrs Collins did not leave on wedding trip, but will go within I a few days.
 MT Collins is station master and yardmaster for the New Haven road l in New London and Is well known among railroad men of the New Haven road in this city and vicinity, SehIink-Ro~e. | Arthur F. Schlink and Miss Alice 1 Af Rowe both of New London were 1 Joined in marriage at g o'clock We'd l nesday morning at St Mary's Star of 1 the Sea church there Rev. Alexander Wollschlager celebrated nuptial mass.
 The bridesmaid was Miss Nellie I'wiss and Thomas McGuinness of Norwich was best man. The bride 1 was attired in white crepe de chine and wore a picture hat The brides maid wore dress of light blue bro- caded silk, trimmed with rosebuds- i A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride in Crystal ave nue, The couple left for a wedding i trio to New York and vicinity and on 1 their return will reside at S2 Crystal avenue
 1 They received numerous presents. ] including gold, silver, cut glass, fur niture and linen, Miss Rowe was un- 1 til recently employed as stenographer 1 at the Bee Hive stores. She is l daughter of Mrs. Annie Rowe of Crys- tai avenue The bridegroom is the son of MT, and Mrs, Frank Sch1ink of 1 Mercer street
 1 Among the out of town guests were 1 Misses Catherine and Margaret keane, 1 Miss Eliza Halpin and Miss Anna Sul- l livan of Westerly, Mrs Thomas Mo 1 Guinness, Miss J ennie MCGuinneSs and l Thomas McGu1nness of Norwich, Miss Ruth Sweeney of Lyme and Walter Lawson of Ivoryton-
 Lynch-Barnstt On Wednesday morning, Nov, 18th, at St Joseph's church, New Haven, Rev. A F. Harty united in marriage ] Mss Helen Katherine Barnett, for merly of this city and Paul Francis Lynch of New Haven The bride was becoming1y attired in a gown of white ivory satin with trimmings of lace and pearls and wore hat of white plush and carried white Chrysanthe- muKns Miss Mary E. Lynch, sister of the groom acted as bridesmaid She was also becoming1y attired in a gown 
 large black hat and carried pink chrysanthemurns The groom had for his best man, Michael J. Barnett, a brother of the bride.
 After a wedding breakfast al the Hotel Oneco given by the brides fath- CT to the immediate families, MT. and Mrs. Lynch left amidst a shower of rice and confetti on the 1885 train for New I ork and Washington. On their return they will reside at 18S Peck ctr Aa4 Haven The brides ing away suit was of dark blue with hat to match. The bride presented her bridesmaid with gold cross and chain while the groon's gift to his best man was a gold stickpin.
 MT. and Mrs. Lynch were the recip- tents of many valuable and useful presents including a beautiful silver piece from the packing department at Sargent & Co.,. where the bride was formerly employed.
 Murray-O'R Rouriee.
 4 romance which began in 8 Brooklyn hospital where they first met as interne and nurse, eliminated in a wedding Tuesday, when pr. Thomas J. Murray of New London was married to Miss Helen Geraldine O'RoUrke of Waterbury in the latter place. The ceremony was at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and the edi- fee was well filled with relatives and IIlHDOS the COuI1e- Rev. FIdBCA5 E. May of St Thomas seminary, Hartford, a former New Londoner, performed the ceremony, which was followed by a nuptial high mass at 3 o'clock The officers of the mass were Rev Francis E. May, celebrant; Rev, Michael H. May of Rockville, deacon; Rev. James Frederick of Waterbury, sub deacon. and Rev. James O'Brien of Waterbury, master of ceremonies, Rev. Luke Fftzsinons, pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, brother of Rev. William c. FitzsimonS of New London, was in the chance1
 Miss Nora O'Rourke, sister of the bride was bridesmaid, and pr. Charles O'Brien of New York was best man
 Following the wedding ceremony there was reception at the home of the brides parents, where a wedding breakfast was served. About 100 rel atives and friends were in attendance
 After a wedding trip pr. and Mrs. Murray will reside in New London, where 8 newly furnished home is awaiting them in Garfield avenue.
 The romance between Dr. Murray and Miss O}Rourke began about two years ago at a Brooklyn hospital, where Dr. Murray served as interne after graduation. There he met Miss O'Rourke who was training for nurse, friendship sprang up be- tween the couple which soon ripened into love,
 Dr. Murray is a son of former AL derfnan and Mrs. John F. Murray of New London, He is a graduate of Bulkeley school, where he was proni- nent as an athlete, He received his degree of physician and surgeon at the medical school of the University of Maryland, He has been practicing in New London for several months,
 Miss O'R8uFke is a. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Timothy O'Rourke of Water hJ5I-