Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-20
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 AZ e.elsck Sundax evenlnz Miss wers united in marriage. The cere- u1ony teok place ia the Brothers of Joneph.e Hynagegue ana Was ecnducted by Aaopl 6opel.
 The pride. in neaptiful white cs0r- Eette crepe gown trimmed with pearls. was attended by 1ao 1Eisaea Ianbie Solomon, Fannis Stto1u. Dora and Fannie SlQs1ber8. Esther Sch1osahefg of New York. Belle Slo8ab5fH of Bridgeport ana Esther Roa1nbl5tt of tl1e Bronx New York
 Mlsses Mildred zallnger of Bridge port and Tohie 1dandsil of this city were the dcweE girls. Albert Hynaan of Bridgeport brother ok the groom. wac the best man. The unhers were the a4asere, Saul AIo<sin, Simon Solo- mon, Abe Lorie Levine. Hamuel Sloss- berg and Abe Levin, all of this city. After tho ceremony q reeepehon was held in the Brothefe ot 7oseph'B hall, where re1reahnenta were served and dancing enjoyed.
 and family of New Jersey. Nr. and Mrs T. Legum and Mr. Wulf of Mt. Vernon, N. T., Miss Esther Schiossberg and Miss Esther Rosenblatt of New York, B. Schlossberg and daughter Belle, Mrs. B. zalinger and daughter
 
 Bridgeport, Mir. and Mrs. N Lubchan- sky of New York and many other friends and relatives from New Lorl- don, New Haven and Hareford.
 Many congratulatory telegrams were received from New York. Providence, Bridgeport Washington, D. C., New London, New Jersey, Manchester, N. H.. and from Wyoming and Nevada where the groom formerly resided.
 After an extended wedding tour the young couple will reside at their new ly furnished home on Cliff street.
 Northrop-Hiller.
 Miss Florence Agatha HflIer daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Louis c. Hitler of AS Cook avenue, Meriden, was united in marriage Saturday afternoon at the Congregational church parsonage in l Stamford, with Addison Hurlbutt Northrop, son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles | A. Northrop of Norwich. The cere- Inony was performed by Rev. Louis l F. Berry, pastor of the Congregational I church.
 Miss Pearl Gladys Hillef of Meri- den, a sister of the bride, was brides maid. The best man was Richard Err win Filler brother of the bride. The l bride wore a traveling gown and car | rfed bouquet of roses and lilies oi the valley.
 l MT. ana Mrs. Northrop left for New York anu Atlantic City shortly aftel the ceremony, which was attended by only intimate friends and relatives They will make their home at Colo, l rado Springs. The bridegroom is con nected with the Holt AdvertisinI agency with headquarters at Nev York.
 MerriII-Mason
 At Newport, R. l., Monday, Mis- Marguerite s. Mason, daughter of A Livingston Mason of Newport, anl Il Lieutenant Robert T. Merrill, 2d, U. s N.s commanding the submarine tende f Tonopah of the Thames Naval Statiol were married at the home of her ia ) ther. Halidon Hall, with only rela tives attending. Mrs. Arthur l. KeI l Ter of New York sister of the bride ) was matron of honor, and Earl F Mason, her brother, was best mar Earl Gardiner Mason, Lionel Marga ret Keller. Arthur Livingston Masor and David Gardiner Keller, as pager preceded he bride. The bride, in ad dition to numerous other gifts, re
 ceived a silver service from the crey of the Tonopah and an automobil from her relatives.