Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
WILLIMANTIC

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 street after opening the road, but the rity will fight it out with them and will lake in new laborers to fill the vacancies
 left by the strikers.
 The men left their jobs before the re- port of the committees appointed to look
 into the question had been handed in. This probably would have been favorable had the men given the city a fair deal Through the various departments the city will see to it that new lahorers are hired to take the laces of the strikers, some names already having been received. and it is hoped that the work of the depart ments can be back to normal before the end of the current week.
 Dance at the town hall Wednesday night, Sept. g. Majestic full orchestral adv.
 The first meeting of the fan term Of the WiIlimantic Ministers Association was held Monday at the '. N. c. A. with large attendance. The session
 opened at Il o'clock lasting until 1 o'clock, when luncheon was served The
 afternoon session began at o'clock Following a general discussion of church work, the election of officers was held,
 resulting as follows President Rev Walter F. Berchert, Willi1naatie; vice president Rev. Walter D. Lanphear, Chaplin; secretary and treasurer, Rev C. Harley Smith. Willimantic; chairman l of program committee, Rev Arthur Cliff 1 ford, Windham Center. Those present at i the meeting were Reverends Walter F.
 Borchert, c. Harley Smith, Arthur D Carpenter, C. 5. Powell and D. E. Over ton of Willimantic. Arthur W, Clifford 1 and William M. Brown. Windham Center i; av1I- V11 1 Knott. Benjamin Rye, A. W. Williams 1 and Edward NieId, Lebanon; William G. | Paw, Mansfield Center; II. c. Geodsell, 1 Andover; c. H. Fogg, Hampton and
 Leonard Smith of Spring Hill. The next 1 meeting is to be held in Andover on the ! second Monday of October.
 ! Charles Reynolds and Miss cestis NJ. 1 Bombria, both of Wiliimantic. were mar l ried Monday morning at eight o'clock at 1 St. Joseph's reetery by Rev. Charles Kel- l ly. Harry W. Morrison was best man, 1 and Miss Mildred EoInbria, a sister ef tn, i bride was bridesmaid. The bride were {, i taupe travelling suit with hat to match. Following the ceremony 2 breakfast was
 served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nose 1 Bombria, parents Of the bride, at No. 26S 1 Main street Twenty guests were pres ! ent, some coming from Springfield, Mass, ] Providence and Eagleville, R. I. Tho ] bride received many handsome gifts Mir i Reynolds is a member Of Engine Com 1 pany N0 1. Willimantic fire department. 1 He is an ex-seryce men, having been 1 q member of Company L. 102nd Infantry 1 Twenty-sixth Division, and saw much l service overseas. His bride was employ i ed in the packing room at the American 1 Thread company. After their honey moon. Mir and Mrs. Reynolds will make
 their home on Pleasant street.
 While in this city Friday, Congressman | Augustind Lonergan, democratic nominee ] for senator from this state. openly ehai- i Ienged Senator Frank B. Brandegee re- 1 publican, to debate the issues of the 1 league of nations. Senator Brandegee 1 has stated that he will not enter debate | with Congressman LoneFgan as he pre- ! ferred to discuss the issue before audi l ences gathered to hear him at times and ! places chosen by the republican orsani- l zation at whose service he placed him self from now until election in Novem- 1 Der.
 ! William Kushiansky of Stafford ! Springs, charged with intoxication failed 1 10 show up Monday morning at polio. court and thereby forfeited a cash bond 1 Of twenty-five dollars which he had left 1 with the police when released Sunday ] He was arrested Saturday night about II 1 o'clock, taken to the station and held un- | til Sunday morning.
 ! The New Haven railroad time tables will be changed Sunday September 26t1l . at 14.01, this change being independeh;
 of the resumption of standard timt ' schedules to take effect October 1st ] Willimantc being on standard time will
 revert to the regular schedule time sched-
 ule when the railroad change comes, ths time now being one hour ahead.
 Rev. Oliver T. MagReII. pastor of St
 JosePh's church of Bristol, formerly GU
 rate at St. Joseph's church this city, In
 talk to the Wemen Of his parish Sunda,