Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
Norwich Bulletin, Willimantfc ofiee, 23 Church street. Telephone 105.
What Is Going On Tonight.

What Is Going On Tonight.
 Yythian Sisters. Purinton Temple, No 2, meets at sOs Main street
 During October there were twelve marriages in the town of Windham, s.t- lcording to the files at the office of the town clerk. The list follows:
 4-Howard P. Brooks and Gertrude c. Gabriel (Waterbury) by Thomas J. Kelly, justice of the peace.
 5-Frederick Bernard (Mansfield) and Exilda Dumas, by Rev. J. J. Papillon.
 5-August Anderson e1aansfeld) and Marion Jones tCoventry), by Rev. Harry s. McCready
 7--Albert sonnichsen of New York and Gladys Brooks in New London, by Jus tice of the Peace Alfred Colt 9-Allie Chester and Emma Bradshow, by Justice of the Peace Patrick J. Dana hey.
 16-John G. Boss and Ruth E. Flint. by Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter 1S-Adelard Lavigne and Mary J. Fon- | taine. by Rev James J. Tyler. | 19-Elzear J. Caron, of Baltic, and Fidelis M Lambert, by Rev. William T l O'Brien. of Baltic,
 20-Rufus c. Ives and Aldea Legace | by Rev. J. J. Papillen.
 3o-Herbert schofeld of Providence, R L, and Margaret Bellmore. by Rev. j. J Papillon.
 1 30-Oscar R. Larsen of Altoona, Penn. and Ida Wilkinson, of North Stratford l New Hampshire, by Justice of the Peace
 Thomas J. Kelly,
 ] Joseph Deladeau and Miss Mary Ann Lambert were married Wednesday morn. 1 ing at St. Marys church by Rev. J. J Papillen, the pastor Alfred Lambert, 8 | brother of the bride, was best man and
 Miss Celia Guilbeault, was bridesmaid Following the church service break 1 fast was served at the home of the moth.
 CT of the bride, Mrs. Emma Lambert, oi l No. Ann street, fourteen guests be. l ing present. The bride was married 1T
 a brown travelling suit, wore hat tc match and carried a shower bouquet et bride roses. Her maids gown was ot pink material and she also carried roses Following their honeymoon. which will b. spent in New York, Mir. and Mrs. Be
 landeau will make their home in this city
 The Quidnick- -Windham plant will b.
 closed next week and will start up agail | Monday, November 2sth, running on fve-day schedule The American Threat plant will run but three days next week
 closing dWnesday night. Thursday Thanksgiving day, the plant would clos
 any way The usual working hours a prevailing during the past weeks vii
 
 Westerly High and Windham High vii
 play their final game this (Friday) aft | ernoen in this city, at Recreation Parl
 The game between these two teams wa
 originally set for this date but at tn
 request of Westerly it was moved for
 ward to Wednesday, November 24, a
 Westerly was to play Bridgeport Hig
 on Saturday. When they learned tha
 the Bridgeport Westerly game had bee l cancelled arrangements were complete for the game here. Windham will use tn regular lineup and hopes to end the sea son with victory.
 Tommy" Pickett has decided to refere
 the Norwich Free Academy Bulkele
 game at New London Saturday. He ref
 creed the first game between these tw
 teams and not one of his decisions wa protested by either eleven, while thu coaches of both elevens agreed that ! was as straight a ref as had eve watched, contest between two teams. III Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret r g o'clock from her home at Perkins oCl ners, Mansfield. A requiem mass at S Joseph's church this city at 10 o'clock wa offered by Rev James J. MeGuinnes I pastor of St. Mary's church, South Gov S entry. There was large attendanc ] at the services and beautiful floral trit I utes. The full chior of St. Joseph church assisted at the mass and as tt E body was borne into the church sani ! Jesus, Lover of My Soul. At the offertor. Mrs. Katherine Farrell sang Pie Jes1 H 1 and for waiting hymn, o God, My Lif My Love. The choir then sang, ,Abid E With Me. The bearers were Charles Ke1 nedy of Woonsocket, R. l., Arthur Gle; son, of New Bedford, Mass. James Twoney, Jr., and Frank and Edwar Morrison of this city, and Edward Flal nagan of Pawtucket, R. I. At the grave St Joseph's cemetery, Rev. James M Ginness read the committal service, a sisted by Rev. John A. Sullivan of tn city. Killourey Brothers were in chars
 of the funeral arrangements. The body of Mrs. Catherine Bernhar who died Monday in New York, arrive in this city Thursday at nooA and V: taken in charge by the ]. C. Lincoln Cor pany. Burial was in Willimantic cem tery. Rev. W. S. McIntire conducting tl
 service.
 Fl Roderick Dion. Albert Piche, Joseph ] \ Berard, Cyril Blacknar and Florimel E Normandin were in charge of party tn 2 went to Rockville, Thursday evening