Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-16
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Saturday evening at e.so ths stonng- ton Manor inn was the scene of c71a Of the most fashionable weddings of tho season. The marriage of Miss Thalrna Gift Hinckiey, daughter of Judge Elias B Hinckley of Elm street, and hkpr4ss rner Middleton, son of Mrs. Virginia Md dleton, of East Orange. N J., wsk sol- emnized The inn was handsomely d9c- oreted for the occasion. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Henry ii. Thompson. D. D., pastor of the First Baptist church at Stonington
 There were many relatives and friends present The bride was gowned in | satin canton crepe, trimmed with seed pearls and wore a veil with crown of rose point lace and carried { shower bouquet of white roses. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Prudence l Hinckley, as maid of honor, She wore gown of sapphire blue parne velvet. trimmed with silver and carried yellow chrysanthemum. The best man was Swift Barnes, of East Orange, N. ]. Fol- lowing the ceremony reception was held and wedding supper served. Danc- l ing followAA
 N. Griii4elI and Mrs Mildred c, vii bur provided music during the evening. I The bride is graduate Of the Bridgewa. ter Normal school and has taught school in East Orange, \. J. The groom is 6 graduate of Stevens Institute at Hobok- en, N. J., and served as lieutenant iri the U. s. Aviation corps during the World war MT. and Mrs. Middleton will reside in Cincinnati, Ohio. The brihi received many gifts. Those who attended | from out of town were: Mrs. v, Mid. dleton. MT. and Mrs. Swift Barnes. Mrs William Heyman. of Falmouth, Mass. MT, and Mrs. Ernest Hart. and Miss Elinor Hinckiey, Hartford MT. and Mrs Moses Pendleton and son; Nelson, oi
 Brookline, Mass Mrs Malcolm SWiet. ger, of East Orange, N. ,.
 The wedding of Miss Edwtnh P. Ryon
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William E Ryon, and B. R. Gray, Of Providence R. l., will take place at the First Rap 1 tist church.
 1 Two caucuses are scheduled to tak, place this (Monday) evening. The repub ilicar1s will meet at o'clock and tn, democrats at s.15. Nominations fo, representatives for the general asseulbls will be made.
 1 Joseph T. Gilmh9tln, Jr., was the suc cessfui candidate for the position of iet ter carrier here, He will begin sliH dus!ai m the post office this (Mcnday) morn ing. Edward CofEey Is substitute.
 Determlnation on the part of the fed | eTal agents 10 TIC StonlHgton 0f wet goodl led Officers Joseph Fitzpatrick and Rob l ert Church to stop in town Saturday an.
 make some visits At Grand View pari. which seemed to be a favorite spot fc autoists to park their cars freouentiy the home of Martin Clemens was visited As the men went in they hourished som bills of all denominations and aske, Mrs. Clemens, who was there for son, gin. She removed receptacle wliiel
 was in the sink covered up with clotI
 The officials searched the house ais unearthed about 8 half gallon of brands This was placed In charge of Patroirs: 1 Thomas c. O'C'onneIl and was broueF
 to the borough for safe keeping to used as evidence. Mir. Clemens vas i l Westerly at the time Of the raid. Th
 officers also visited several other place
 in the borough, but nothing was found.
 Mrs. T. F. Schoffield Is entsrta lnih RobaTt Sylvester. ef West Haven.
 Mrs. Ada Pendletcn of Gold street entertaining Miss Mildred Dewey of Sos ton. Mass.
 Miss Idella Young. of Moosup, an Miss Reid. of Jewett City, were guest
 of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan James, Of Sun
 init street. over Sunday.
 Charles p. Davis and Clifford Janoe
 were callers in Preston over Sunday.
 Mrs. Edwin Clarke, and Mis- Helen He