Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-27

The marriage of George F. Schlink of New London and Miss Catherine Moriarty O. Jewett City was solemn ized at St. Mary's church Tuesday morning at o'clock. Rev. J. J. Mc- Cabe of1ciated at the nuptial mass. The full choir sang, under the dfrec- tion of Miss Aglae Therrien. Mrs. T. Maria at the offertory. The brides gown was white silk net, over white silk. She wore a tulle veil with orange blossoms and carried a shower bouquet of roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaid was Miss Annie V. Cornell of Jewett City. She wore flesh col ored geoFgette crepe over white silk with hat to match, and carried pink roses The best man was Francis H. Ham, the grooms brother in law, of New London. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was a pearl ring. Gold cuff links were the groom's gift to the best man.
 A reception was held at the Jew ett City hotel. Landlord Mclaughlin served an excellent bridal breakfast the dining ha'i being decorated with ne national colors. White carnations were the table bouquets.
 The menu:
 Dubonet Appetizer
 Olives Celery Pickles
 Tomato BouiIlon
 SaItines
 Tomato and Cucumber Salad
 Roast Turkey, Walnut Dressing
 Giblet Gravy Cranberry Jelly
 Asparagus on Toast Strawberry shortcake.
 Whipped Cream
 Ice Cream and Cake
 Fruits
 Crackers and Cheese
 Tro
 There were toasts. speeches and songs.
 Mir. and Mrs Schlink left for wedding trip, and will live in new iy furnished home in New London The groom is employed with the Gro- ton Ship & Engine CO. The brides traVefng gown was dark blue taffeta with white hat. She received beau tiful gifts of cut glass. silver and oth- CT substantial presents, including check from her father.s- Mrs. Patrick Connell made the large wedding cake Guests from out of town were MT. and Mrs. Henry Dolmer, Mrs. Frank Schlink, Mrs. Charles WassEAer Mir and Mrs. Frank Ham. Edward Hess, Miss Fannie Hess, Miss Henrietta Hess. Thomas Roe and Arthur Schlink of New London, Mrs Thomas Nor isrty, May and William Moriarty of Central Falls. Mrs. J. J. Donovan of faftville, Ar. and Mrs NJ. J. Shea of -TreeneVllle, William MOriarty of New ! ork, Mrs. Addie Davis and Miss Ada Davis of Willimantic.
 Record Potato Planting. Nothing like the number of pota- toes growing in this section today were ever planted before. Figuring 2 Tor fair yield the conservative esti- mate of 5000 bushels is none too high A dozen raisers have been asked about the bugs. All report only a few bee ties and no slugs as yet.
 Anniversary Jewel. Sherman Waters, who 25 years ago loined Paisade Lodge, No. 12S K of P-, of Union Hill, N. J., has received rom that order handsome gold Vet eran jewel, emblem of the order.
 Will Move to Maiden. $. F. Brown of Maiden, Mass, was n town over Sunday. His mother and l laughter will move to join him in | Maiden July 1. Mir. Brown is the pro- 1rietor of the Multiple Winding com | )any of that city Mir. and Mrs. Joseph K. Watt and l son Joseph L., of Groton, were the | guests of Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Jennings i 'f East Main street Tuesday.
 Five New Houses
 At the upper end of North Main | street, Worcester Mass. contra ctor is | building five new houses for the As | 1inook company. Thousands of feet | If lumber are already there: one eel | ar is nearly completed. When any | 'ne timber is got out by the work | neH there are four others made the 1 Iame as the houses are to be identi- | al.