Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-04
WEDDINGS.
HaslerJecusco.

The marriage of Miss Susan Marie Jecusco. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ste phen Jecusco of 4T Day street. Ansonia. | and John Francis Hasler. son of Mfr. and Mrs. Frederick Hasler of Taftville. was | so emnized at o'clock Tuesday morn ing. Oct. 26. at the Church of the As sumption in Ansonia- Rev. Joseph Sym mott. pastor of the church, performed the ceremony in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. Rev. Jecusco. of Passsic N. J.. an uncle Of the bride. celebrated the nuptiai mass The bridal chorus from Lohengrin was played by Miss Rena V. Mccormick. organist of the church. as the bridal party entered the church. Mendel- ssohn's Wedding March was played as recessional.
 Miss Sadie Hasler. of Norwich. a sis , ter of the groom. was maid Of honor. while Hilary Morris of Norwich. was best man. The ushers were William Jecusco and Haro'd H. Callahan. The bride was Eowned in white Can ton crepe with court train. which hung from tho shoulders. She wore a duchess veil and c1rried bouquet of white of honor wore coral colored chiffon vel vet with hat to match, and carried pink roses.
 Following the nuptisl mass a we'd ding repast was served al the home of the brides parents. The home and the church were tastefully decorated with roses and carnations Guests were pres ent from Norwich. Middletown. New Ha- ven. Hartford. ?assaic, N. J.. and Port and. Maine.
 The groom's gift to the bride was a string of pearls. and to the best man and ushers he presented cuff links. Tho bride gave her maid sof honor a pearl brooch.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hasler left on the 2 O. clock train at New Haven station for a honeymoon to be spent in Albany. N Y, and Boston. Mass. Upon their re.
 turn they will take up their residence ir Greenwich. after Nov. IS. The bride wore a travelling suit of dark blue trico
 tine with hat to match.
 F1nn-KeIIy
 Daniel F. Finn, postmaster at Jeweti
 City for the east seven years. and Mis- Mary A. Kelly of ss Lafayette street this city. were married at St Patrick'i
 church at 10 o'clock Thursday mornin;
 by Rev N. H. May. Daniel F. Finn. Jr.
 son of the groom. was best man and Mis-
 Marcella M. Kelly, a sister of the briGe
 was bridesmaid.
 Following the ceremony there was wedding breakfast served at the home o friends after which Mir. and Mrs Fin
 left for two weeks stay in Washing
 ton, D. C. On their return they vii
 make their home in Jewett City.
 The groom Is the son of Daniel F. an Hannah Cavanaugh Finn and was bor 1, in Jevett City where he has always mad his home. This is his second marriag z,
 He Is a member of the ks and of the 4 f O. H. His bride was born in Irelanc . the daughter of Patrick J. and Margars 1 Dooley Kelly. She has made her hom i at 3s Lafayette street and has been tel f egraph operator at the Jewett City rail S road station for long time. e Crapo-wInIs.
 Ralph F. Crapo of this city and Mi /. Isabella Willis of WIllimantic were maj ried in this city on Oct 27th by justic '. of the peace. Mir. Crapo was born Milbury. Mass, the son of Edward an y Mary Schawsee Crapo. and has made h s home as 66 Peck street He Is employe
 as a cook. His bride was born in VIII Q mantle, the daughter of Edward ar J. Margaret Frazier Willis. She has mac E. her home in Willimantic.
 SeIden-Ererett
 At Bennington, Vt. Miss Ann Holtc . l Everett, youngest daughter of Mir ar 'o Mrs Edward H. Everett Of Old Bennini .o ton and Washington, D. C., and Jam Kirtland Selden, a son of Mrs. George s Selden of Andover, Mass, were marri,
 Wednesday afternoon at the Old Bel nfngton summer residence of the bride 'd parents. Rev. Dr. Vincent Ravi-Boo " officiated.
 n Miss Virginia Noel of Chicago Vi ,p maid of honor. The best man was Ii
 bridegroom's brother, Edward Giuett Sc
 den of Andover; the ushers were Mauri
 Curran, George Segar. George Emmo
 and Francis Carlton. Mir. and Mrs. St IS den will be ar home at Andover late m November. The bride, after spendil ns several years in Switzerland and Ital .e, became a student at Miss Madiers re school in Washington, D. C., before e he tering Smith college, from which s e. was graduated in 1920.
 as MT. Selden was educated at Andov rs and Harvard. He is the son of the la p- George L. Selden, nephew of Rev. [ IT, Joseph H. Selden of Norwich and be grandson of the late Col. Joseph Selde