Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-17

time be restored. With the cotton mar ket slack and business houses cutting down on their orders for finished mat erial in cotton goods thread mills are being forced to cut down on operating inc or to close up entirely.
 Along with the curtailment of work
 ing hours at the Thread plant, orders were issued early this week at the Rosie Velvet Company that the local plant was to cut down it's working force in the maehinists' department. According ly some eight machinists received mo-
 tice Tuesday that they would be laid off bein ggiven two weeks notice. It IS said that the reason for this resulted | from orders from the Mystic plant to discontinue making looms at the local | plant The weaving departments at the Willimantic mill, however continues on i full time, some working until nine in l the evening.
 l Mrs. Joseph Brown. of Strongs Court. announces the engagement of her daught- ] CT, Jennie Pitcher, to Richard Mosely, | the wedding to take place at St. PauPs l Episcopal church this city, Monday, Sep l tenaber 20th
 l The freshmen class at St. Joseph's Hospital training school for nurses now hospital training school for nurses num- 1 bers eight, six now on duty at the hos pital These are, Misses NJ. Blanche lPfche Dora Cote, and Anna Chandler of this city, Miss Mary Nayin of Clark's Corner, Miss Mary Sullivan of Man
 chester. and Miss Eagan of Rockville.
 The two to report are Miss Sangotogno of Hartford and Miss Hanley, of Staff ford Springs.
 1 A guest for the week end at the home
 of MT. and Mrs W. J. Crane, of 62 Bellevue street is Harold Doremus, of Newark. N. J.
 Mrs. A. D. Collins proprietress of the Palmer House, Pleasure Beach, Water ford accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Jennie Cahill and niece, Miss Bernice Chappell, have returned home to North
 Windham
 The Misses McNamara of North lstreet. and Miss Mary Cosnors of Quer-
 GUS avenue left Thursday for New York
 Jaseph Sullivan, of Westerly, R. I. was fined two dollors and casts amounting
 to $9.15 Thursday morning at police court following his admission of being
 intoxicated The decision was by Judge
 Foss. Sullivan was arrested Wednes
 day night about II o'clock, upon com plaint of residents of Raynes Court. The case of Max Laboski, charged witI ; non-support, came up and was continued , again, this time until Saturday morning .
 band and wife had practically settled 5 their differences.
 | Funeral services for Mrs. Olivine Para 5 dis were held Thursday morning at s:S o'clock from her home No 6l Sprin r street. The requiem high mass at St
 Mary's. church at o'clock was sung b 6 Rev Edward 0. Mathieu. The attend f ance was large and beautiful floral offer f ings were treeeived. The bearers were : Gustave Van Hayerback, Alexis Caisst : Joseph Negiard, Aldege Beaulieu, Pierr . Paradis and Thomas Perreault Inter . mept was in St. Joseph's cemetery. l. Funeral services for Miss Mamie Mel a were held Thursday morning at 10 3 l. o'clock from her late home, 1163 Mai l. street with a solemn requiem high mas e at St. Joseph's church at II o,clocl Il Rev. Charles Kellep was celebrant, Re n J. A. Sullivan, deacon and Rev. Joh t E. Clark sub-deacon. There was larg l. number of relatives and friends in al " tendance and the floral offerings we1 q beautiful. The flower bearers wer e Misses Catherin Conety, Josephine C.
 mello. Mildred Muleney Bessie Comet. j. Winifred, Lucy and Eva May Gardne It The bearers were, Luigi Riseigne, Ton l. Alberti, Sebastian Lee. Lodo Legac # Girard Cugini and Ralph Lussier. Blu IS ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery whel n a conlmittal service was held.