Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-07

to take up his residence and future
work in Norwich. Lee Wing has been
resident of Willimantic for the past
10 years and is well thought of by
many local people who have had bust
ress dealings with him during that
time. He was located in Boston be-
fore coming to Willimantic.
Two candidates were initiated at the
last meeting of Purinton Temple, No.
2. After the business meeting,
social hour was enjoyed, during which
light refreshments were served.
At 6:15 Sunday afternoon still
alarm called out the chemical engine
for a small fire in an upper tenement
in the block at 81 Church street. The
fire was started by a small boy, play
ing with matches. Some curtains in
one of the rooms caught fire and for
a few minutes quite a blaze resulted,
but the curtains were torn down and
thrown out a. window and in SO doing
set fire to an awning directly under
meath. One man burned his hand
quite badly. The curtains and avn
ing were pretty nearly burned up by
the time the chemical arrived, and
but little chemical was used to eX-
tinguish what remained burning.
The marriage of Irving Weiser of
| New York city and Miss Anna, NJ.
Rothblatt of this city Sunday even
| ing took place in the Center street
armory. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rabbi Lavigne of this city, as
sisted by Rabbi A. Gorovitz of Cam
bridge, Mass. The couple were at
| tended by DIR. and Mrs. H. L. Roth
blatt of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Hertz of Brooklyn, n. Y. The
bride wore beautiful white satin
dress and carried a bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley The
ceremony was witnessed by about
| one hundred relatives and other
guests, many being present from out
of town. The bride is the youngest
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Rothblatt of Pleasant street, a gradu-
ate of the Windham High school and
has many friends in this city. The
groom is engaged in the manufactur
ing business. After the ceremony
supper was served and dancing was
|enjoyed. Mr.. Weiser and his bride
left on late train Sunday night fol-
Atlantic City, where they will spen6
their honey and will be at home il
Brooklyn, N. Y. after May LIST
Guests were present from New Pork
Brooklyn, Hartford, Boston New
London and Norwich. A Norwich
man catered and the music was fur
nished by Picketts orchestra
The marriage of Harry Greenbers
and Fannie Yazmer' took place Sun
day evening at 6 o'clock at the hem'
of the bride in Spring Hill, the cere
mOny being performed by Rabbi La
vigne of this city.
The marriage of Benjamin ogushe
witt and Annie Robin took place Sun
day evening at nine O'Clock, the cere
mony being performed by Rabbi La
yigne OF Nillimantic, at the home 0
the bride in Mansfield.
A business deal was completed ant
papers passed Saturday afternoon il
: this city whereby the paper mill il
Hop River, owned by New York PEG
pie, was leased to Eugene l.. Perry
of Amesbury, Mass. The lease is TO
a term of two years with privilege 0
purchase at expiration, This mill !
the only plant in Hop River and 70
some time has been practically idle
There are also nine tenement house
included in the lease. The lessee in
tends makirfts alterations and i'm
proYements and will manufacture tn
best quality of lcatherboard Takin
possession April 18th.
TWO local young men were arreste
Saturday night by the police 70
drunkenness. Their cases will com
) before the court this monday
; morning.