Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24
NORWICH BULLETIN
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A wedding to which 100 invitations lad been issued took place Wednesday rternoon at o'clock when Miss Ger rude Louise RosebrooHs and Harold 1sander Storrs. son of the late MT. and Mrs. Eiisha Storrs, were married at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and aIrs Fred Rosebroolzs $40 South street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Leonard Smith. of the Baptist church tt Spring HirL Rev. MT. smith also performed the ceremony for the brides parents twenty-nine years ago. The bride was given in marriage by her fa- lher and entered the living room as the wedding march from Lohengrin was Mayed by Mrs. Harry Reid.
 The bride was attended by Miss Lon nette Cournali of Norwich, N. Y. The best man was Harold G. ROsebrooks, a brother of the bride. Ward Rosebrooks and Clifford Storrs were ushers.
 The brides gown was of white can lon crepe with pearl trimmings. She Eors a draped veil, caught with bride fosebcds. and carried a shower bouquet bf bride roses, sweet peas and maiden hair ferns. For the recep51on she wore her Erandmothers wedding dress of haht blue taffota with court train, worn fifty years ago last January. The maid Of honor wor a smart frOck of white crepe de chine embroidered in lavender flowers and trimmed with lavender. She carried a bouquet of lavender and Vsllte asters and maiden hair fern. Mrs Etorrs' going-away suit was of navy blue tricotine, with beige felt hat.
 The Evins room in which the cere- mony was performed. was handsome el3 decorated in green and white. bowel being formed at one end with hydran Eess laurel and hemlocll In the paTloi were dahllas and coiored aSters. Th' dining room was decorated in goldeI glow. The bride is a graduate of Nat rhauE grammar school Mir Storrs is { Fraduate of the business college in Hart lord and is to enter the poultry bushes en a large scale They will be at hom Sept. 1 in ther newly furnished hous sn W.ndham road.
 Mir and Mrs. Storrs left by automo hrs for a wedding journey.
 Out of town guests at the weddin were Miss Aurelia Bingham, aunt of tn groom. of Fitchburg. Mass. Mir. am Mrs. F. D. Bellows. Mir and Mrs. Wal iaco Babcock and children; Susie an Harriet. of New York Walter Rose brooks and family. Webster. Mass. Har " Small and Mrs. Fayete Goss. Hart lord. and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lathro Ind family. of Norwich The ta-'de re seived many beautiful gifts compris nE alver. Eiass. pictures. linen, lamp, hand painted china. dining room suit walnut, also money.
 suceess was reached In Three raid made by Federal Officers William songdou and Stanton L. Briggs, Tues lay niEh- A call was made at No. 1 ChaFnlan street al Inc home of Fran Lis who lives in the basement of ave tenement building. There the officer found ten-ganon ssNl in operation three and One-half gallons of fires made moonshine and fifty gallons ( mash. When the officers arrived l., asappeared. The mash was thrown ot en the street and word was left wifi tirT. Lis Co tell her husband to aopea before United Sfares Ccmmisxlone Earl Mathewson, Wednesday, Augu, 70, sf Norwich
 rip was then made to- Village III where the officers discovered A red h,