Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-28
WEDDINGS.
Hazard-Hawkins.

ANO- fo T ICCllldh dfCiluOf IAASAi daughter Amelia Rumsey Hawkins. was united in marriage with Frank But Ter Hazard of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev Arthur F. Pur- kiss pastor of the Central Baptist church The bride and groom were un- attended A buffet luncheon was serv-' ed for the members of the immediate families.
 Later in the evening Mir. and Mrs
 Hazard left for short wedding tour to New York and on their return they will make their home in a newly fur nished residence at No. 64 Asylum stre<t
 NJ. Hazard is manager of the Direct
 importing Conpany's store on Main ] street and ie a prominent member of
 the local Moose. ~
 Mir and Mrs Hazard have the best
 wishes of a host of friends.
 Brayman-Danahy. l Henry James Brayman of Stanton avenue and Mrs. Ethel M. Danahy of IF Talman street were married in this city Friday, Sept. 24, by Rev. Alexander
 H. Abbott, pastor of the United Con-
 gregational church.
 The groom is a native of Rihcmond,
 R. L, and is the son of Henry B. Bray | man and Lena Burdick. The bride was
 born in this city and is the daughter of lFred w. Thompson and Jessie Me 1 Naught.
 Applications Slow For Victory Medals. I Ex-soldiers of this city will have a hard time getting their Victory medals unless they make out and file their ap- plications at the nearest army recruit ing station within the next few days, according to word received from the Springfield (Mass.) Army Recruiting
 Station.
 A special personnel and organization
 have been established at recruiting sta tions in order to cut unnecessary red
 tape and enable the men to receive their !, medals in the shortest time possible Notwithstanding that the American Le- :. zion, Veterans of Foreign Wars Re Cross and other soldier and welfare or ganizations are cooperating splendidly, approximately only 10000 medals have , been distributed to date. FaIvey-Robinson.
 Thomas King Falvey and Miss Edna . Lillian Robinson, both of this city, were united in marriage at o'clock Monday
 evening at the parsonage of the Cen tral Baptist church by Rev Arthur F Purkiss The couple were attended b,
 Miss Gladys Alexander as bridesmaid
 fI6uSTlCh 1Otl0T, pIOilSI -iAl-Ae ' T of the bride, as best man. The bride was gowned in blue quarrel ette and wore black and gold hat Sht carried a shower bouquet of roses He
 maid wore a handsome gown of taup' = EElk with hat to match and carried . roses.
 Following the ceremony there was reception at the home of the bride a SO Main street where wedding suppe
 was served to the members of the i'm : mediate families. There were guest f present from Hartford, New London t New York, New Jersey and othe e places The house was handsomel y decorated with asters and dahlias whic
 were raised and arranged by Mrs. Joh s Teirich friend of the bride. k There were many handsome gifts re IS ceived by the bride, including numbe IS of pieces of cut glass, silverware, china a several checks and several gold pieces. Il Following the reception Mir and MT.
 Falvey left for a wedding trip whic ,f will include New York Bayonne N J " and ot/r places.
 n Tft> groom was born in Granitevill. " Conn.,, the son of Thomas P. and Cath l. erine King Falvey, ana has made h IS home at so Main street. He is emplo,
 cd by the. American Railway Expres g. company in this city, His bride va d born in Norwich, the daughter of Wa i'd ter c. and Minnie Shefer Robinson an y has always made her home here ST 1T has been prominent member of tt 1e Norwich Girls Club and has large ci
 cle of friends.s
 ly 1y At St. Patricks church at 8 o'clock c he Monday morning, Thomas J. Kelly h. 106 Thames street and Miss Anna h, Pierson. both of this city. were unite h. in marriage by Rev. J. H. Frederic n. There was an attendance of relativ. F. and friends including many who can ... from other cities The couple were a = tended by Miss Mary Ellis, cousin er the bride as bridesmaid and Harry Gi n bons as best man. The bride and h. a- maid were gowned in tailored suits ar at carried bouquets.
 a. Following the ceremony there was
 reception at the home of the bride at 1,
 Thames street, after which NJ <d Nil
 Kelly left for short wedding tour al upon their return they will reside in tn y- city.
 . The groom is the son of the la ls- Richard and Bridget Kelly of Albany. ir- Y. He has been employed as a mold ni in this city. His bride is the daught by of Thomas and Katherine Fully Piers ss If this city. and has always made h
 home here.