The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-10
PRETTY WEDDING
 AT ST JAMES,
New Motor Will Add Much
 Force to Fire Siren.
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 Stratford, May 1O7A wedding of unusual interest took place at St. James church this morning at 3 o'clock when the Rev. Father -O'Con nor. pastor of the church, united in marriage Miss Ellen Byron London, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Lon- don of Nichols avenue and Dr. Ed ward H. J. Hennessey of Stratford. The bride, who is one of the best known young ladies of Stratford, wore a gown of navy blue tafeta with georgetta trimmings with a navy blue hat to match with ostrich trimmings, and wore corsage bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Miss London had as her attendant her sister, Miss Catherine London, who wore a gown of navy blue georgette with hat to match and wore corsage bouquet of Ophelia roses. John J. Hennessey, a brother of the groom: was best man. Mrs. Agnes McNa- mara sang during the wedding cere- mony which was largely attended by the many friends and relatives of the popular young couple. Miss Lon don's gift to her sister was a green gold bar pin set with saphires and to Dr. Hennessey she gave an ebony cane silver mounted. ~ Dr. HenneS- sey's gift to his bride was a harvest moon of platinum set with saphires and pearls and to his best man he gave scarf pin Following the wedding ceremony a wedding break fast was served at the Stratfeld after which Dr. and Mrs. Hennessey left for three weeks honeymoon trip which will be spent touring through ! the southern states going as far as Sulphur Springs, Va. Upon their re- turn they will reside in the Futile house at the corner of Main and lct1I1.ch streets when Dr. Hennes- Isey will again resume his practice in i5tratford.
 Charles Lane, Walter Park and Neon Osborne entertained the mem bers of the Ladies' Athletic associa- ton of the American Chain Co. at Hickory Lodge yesterday afternoon.
 Daniel London, Jr., has returned to Stratford after having spent some time at Akron, O.
 Mrs. Charles Clark, a former resi- dent of Stratford, was entertained over the week end by Mrs. William Mallory of Broadbridge avenue.
 The report of the Stratford Red Crosss public health nurse for the month of April was 210 visits in all 30 infant welfare visits, 90 nursing visits and 90 other visits. During the month of April a tuberculosis clinie was opened in Miss Olson's office ir the town hall, 13 attending the first clinic This clinic will be held every Tuesday, afternoon from 1:30 to witt Dr. Lynch of the Shelton SanitariuTr and Miss Olson in attendance The Girls Friendly society of Chris church have presented Miss Olsor with a large demonstration doll to be used in the work of the clinics Int baby welfare clinic will start thi: month. Both Miss Olson and Mis-. McManus (town investigator woul be very thani1ful for any clothing t use in their work, both Red Cros and charity, and if any one havin anything to spare will let either o these ladies know of it they will cal for same-
 The members of the Stratford fir depa -tment will in the future have n difficulty in hearing the siren on tn truck house as new motor has re gently been installed in the buildin by Fire Chief Allen D. Judson whic will add much force to the siren. Tn apparatus which will not only giv more power to the siren but it wi continue to give the alarm in cases c fire until turned off by some membe of the department who must ente the building to turn the switch. Here tofore the reason for the members ( No. 3 not responding to alarms ha been because they could not hear tn siren blowing but the new inventio of Chief Judson will eliminate tn trouble and in the future the appare tus from No. 2 will be on duty { the center when No. 1 is out.
 On complaint of Miss Jennett Booth of King street a number the young men of town have bee stopped playing baseball on the ne school property on King street. TT young men were playing on the l. yesterday morning and upon con plaint of Miss Booth were stoppe Miss Booth does not favor sport close to her home and has heretofol entered complaints about the scho children playing ball on the san field during the week.
 Owing to the trading post of Ok muck tribe which is now underwt the regular weekly meeting of u tribe will not be held this evenin Patrons of the affair which cpent Saturday evening proclaim tt a mo pleasing event and with good weath during the week it is expected tn this years post will be one of L most successful ones yet given by u tribe.
 The regular weekly meeting of Il Stratford club win be held in the ell rooms on Nichols avenue this evenin
 4 rummage sale will be given
 the town hall by the members of t Ladies Aid society of the Method church on Thursday of this week.
 Mrs. Georg Reithmiller and fam