Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
NORWICH TOWN

Rev. F. c. Garfield from Yale Theo- l logical seminary will preach at the First Congregational church Sunday morning.
 The Sunday afternoon service at the Sheltering Arms will be conducted by drive.
 l There will be an informal social at 1 the First Methodist church Friday evening. The new piano lately pur- chased for the Sunday school room will be used for the first time. After spending three weeks at the home Of Mrs. Louis Frederick Whalley of Jewett City. Mrs. Susie Lillioridge has returned to her home on Scotland road.
 Lawrence Greniey his mother. Mrs. Charles Grenley, and Mrs, Hattie Brainerd from Mystic we're callers "Wednesday at the home Of Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Lamb of Town street. Henry Durr. who has been visiting l at his home en Town street has re- turned to the submarine base.
 i Mrs. Nellie A. Chapman is spending some time at tie home of Mrs Susie Lillibridse of Scotland road.
 | Private James A. Carberrv of sani- tary squad No 45. 1leth sanitary train. has arrived safely from overseas after voyage of 13 days on the T. $ $. !, President Grant. Private Carberrv is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Charles Wheeler, 34 Otrebando ave uue.
 Through the kindness of local n,er , chants, several display cards in beha Ii Of animals were placed in many Of the store windows Wednesday. Stereopti-
 con slides will also be shown at Davis theatre and the Auditorium. This is l Be Kind to Animals week and Sunday next is to De observed as Humane , Sunday. These cards and slides were sent to Dr. C. IT. Lamb by H. Clay } Preston. general manager of Connec- ticut Humane society, Of which Dr Lamb has been agent for oyer thirty l years. In 8 recent letter Manager f Preston states that hundreds of csrds and slides have been displayed in other 7 places. for which the society is mos 3 grateful.
 r At Sacred Heart church WednesGas ; morning at 2 o'clock Miss Ellen Mar ] garet Snahan and Charles Carte Y Bradley were united in marriage. Iii, 2 impressive ceremony was performet by Rev William Ii. Kennedy owin, te the illness Of Rev. Charles " n Bremen. rector O. the church. 4 : the bridal party entered the cIlurcl f Lohengrin's wedding march was play e ed by Miss Elizaheth Malone, tn j church organist. The ceremony wa ' followed by 8 nuptial high mass. Tn . choir sang and at the offertory Mir. Morgan Cronin in excellent voice gay Ave Maria. Mendelssol1n's weddin;
 march was played as q recessiona " Shailan, was bridesmaid and lame :, Shahan, brother of the bride, was hes f, man.
 .ei There was a large gathering Of rel 4 atives and friends at the church. I'll !, altar was beautifully decorated wit :, cAlla lilies, roses, carnations and daf " ffediis The bride was lovely in gov ;;P of white seorgette crepe. her veil be 'I ing caught with orange blossoms, an {. she carried a shower bouquet of bride II roses. r. The bridesmaid vas gawned i,
 peach color georgette crepe with larg . black lace hat and carried bouque . of pink roses.
 After the ceremony a Weddin
 breakfast was served at the home 4 the bride on West Town street. Tn rooms were decorated with cut flower
 and ferns. There were many clloic
 gifts, including silver, cut olass. chin:
 linen, money and household furnitur
 The bride is the daughter Of Davi
 and Mary Mackey Shahan and tt
 groom is son of John and Ann
 Kearns Bradley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bradley left during u
 day for a wedding trip and when the
 return will reside ir . newly fuFnishe
 home on Reath street.
 Mrs. Bradley is 8 popular youn
 woman among large circle of frient
 who wish her much happiness. TT = groom is a well known Greenevil - young man and is employed as a ma
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