Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-16
WILLIMANTIC

an honest day'u pAy for an honest days work. Labor should consider also that the man has put hts capital into any bus mess should receive a proper amount of earnings in return on that capital A man who has been In eighteen countries to study this problem retusns to Amer lea with the statement that the only so- iutlcn is ''Tshe Golden Rule in Business" This plan has been pu into practice In many shops that know of and tt has meant success for both labor and em- pioyer.
 The third problem is the problem of the boy. One reason was glad when Rotary came to Norwich was because I knew 1t was interested in Soys. I be- ileve that Rotary Is tackiIng one of the finest things when it takes deep inter- est In oar boys. Get back of them and encourage them. pick out some young feI- low and be sort of father to him and you in turn will see the good it brings. Boys get discouraged, and how Qaick they are to feel good toward @he man who shows interest in their welfare. Re- tary has tackled this problem and like other problems Of similar nature Rotary with its men can solve if.
 Mir. Hill was given a rising vote ot thanks by the RotAfians for his interest in being willing to come tothe local club and deliver his fine Rotary talk. The meeting adjiurned at 1.so o'clock
 Carpenters in shis ssty vine have been out for the past two weeks on a strike or lockout are to return to work this |, (Thursday) morning. The master build- CTS recently agreed to fix the wage scale 1 for outside worknen at s2 Ia cents pt r | hour for 44-hour week. This is the same wage paid in the past. The inside 1 men have already accepted the scale of l ez cents an hour fer week of 50 hours. Wednesday morning tt o'clock at | St. Joseph's church. Rev. John E. Clark, pastor, united in marriage Miss Mary Teresa Kesler, daughter of Mfr. an Mrs Clement Kegief of Windham road. and James Francis Ryan of rorrington. Iicv l Father, Clark also celebrated the nuptial mass. Mrs. A. ". Turner, the ofgAnist was assisted by c. c. Hoimeid. vio- 1 linist. The music of the mass was surg 1 by Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Henry J.. Ma 1 thieu. The ushers were James McNally l of Norwich and Edward Humphries of | ToPrington. The bridesmaid was Miss Marcelia Keeier, sister of tho bride, who was attired in orchid taffeta with si:- yer trimmings with hat to correspond 1 and carried bouquet of tea roses. The two little flower girls were Catherine Kegler, sister of the bride and Dorothy Curry of coliinsviiie, ce1s'n of the
 bride. Both wore dainty yellow organ l die and carried baskets of American i Beauty Roses.
 As the Wedding March from Ioh4ngrir
 was played by Mrs. Turner. the ushefs 1 the bridesmaid. flower girls and tht
 bside-eieet moved 10 the sanctuary raii ing. where the groom and his best man | William Pencceke Of New Haven, were 1 in waiting The bride was given ir | marriage by her father.
 The bride was gowned in bridal satir 1 cut with court train and training trim.
 mings of duchesse lace She wore 3
 tulle veil caught with gatdenias. and l pearls and carried a shower bouquet oi
 bride roses and lilies of the valley. The i only ornament worn by the bride was
 a string of pearls, the gift of the l groom.
 Following the ceremony reception was held and a dinner WAS served on the lawn at thehohe of the bride, on
 windhArn road. One hundred and twen. | ty-hve guests attended. coming from New
 York, New Haven. Norwich. Bridgeport 1 New London. Torfinston. Collinsvi'ie
 Maiden. Mass. Rutland. Vt. and Wflii. l mantle
 The gift of the bride to her maid was an onyx ring and to each of the flower | girls she gave gold locket. The groom 1 gift to the best man was gold KniEhts 1 of Columbus charm and rosary, and to the ushers he gave gold Eversharpe pen
 cils. The bride received Eifts of cut Elass, china. Liberty bonds, gold pieces | and furniture.
 The bride was a graAuate f rnn,a 2 1 High school, class of isis, and Connec-
 tcut Business University. New Haven
 class of 1915. For the past four years l she has been with the Wiilimantio Trust
 company. The groom is an ex-servics
 man. having served with the Medical de pertinent during the world war He is connected with the Metropolitan Life Tn.
 sursnce conpaoY 1t Torrington. Mr. and
 Mrs. Ryan left during the afternoon or
 their honeymoon which will be spent al
 Niagara Fails and pointo adjacent 1T
 Canada. On their return they will re. side in Torrinyton. The brides traveiins
 suit was of bite tricotine and sh3 wore
 a duyetyn hat embroidered in blue.
 The graduating exercises of windhan l Street school will be held at the high
 school auditorium Tuesday evening, Jun'
 2i, at o'clock, not at the town hall
 as previously announced.
 John B. Harvey, Windham Hiel
 School 1917, now a junior at Middle bury college, Vermont, has been elect
 cd secretary of the Outing Club. He f an athlete of ability and Is popular a
 the college. He is a member of Chi Ps
 Fraternity.
 William Enc. giving his home ad
 dress as Worcester, Mass, was fined 8 and costs, amounting to $12.15, by Judgi Frank IT. Toss, Wednesday morning ii the police court. He was charged witt
 being intoxicated and pleaded guilty
 stating that he had intended to look fo
 work but friends met him and then tn,
 iakey did and 1t got the best of him
 He paid his bill.
 The meeting of Augustus C. lyle
 Camp, No. s. United Spanish War Vet erans was held Wednesday evening d the state arnory on Pleasant street