Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-10
WILLIMANTIC

 Willimantic mills matter and the trou- ble over the non-unionists. As a result of that conference I came to Williman- tic to confer with members of our tex tile council and to meet our people who were out, which 1 did Saturday morning and then along with the committee of the textile council held conference with Agent Curtis and Superintendent Hines of the manufacturing department. As result of the conference. meet l ing of the textile council was held at 1I3O a. rn, at which it was unanimous ly voted to follow out a plan of cam paign outlined by President Golden on behalf of the emergency committee os the United Textile Workers of America, which it is felt will have the result of bringing the non-unionists into the fold of the United Textile Workers of Amer l ica without any further serious stopping of the mills | A meeting of the textile council v $ l decided upon for next Thursday nigEt at which. time President Golden and General Organizer Henry Eafough will 1 perfect the plan of action decided upon in dealing with non-unionists. l. In the meantime all our members now out as the result of the action of the Carders' Union are instructed to re- l at their old positions.
 The dance held at the state armofy Saturday night was well attended. The I affair was conducted by members of Company G. State Guard, and the mu- sic was furnished by CosteIlo's Jazz Band of Hartford.
 The cast of The 5000, 900, are to be the guests of the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday night where they will be served a SUD- per Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y will serve the supper and the cast will be the guests at the May Day dance in the gymnasium during the ev. ening.
 Tle attention of the police court or Saturday morning was taken up witt two postponed cases. In the case o1 Albert Girouard a demurrer was entered He had been charged with the violation of city ordinance by allowing his ca to remain parked in the fire district fo a period longer than two hours Judg, Foss overruled the demurrer and flnes ], Girouard two dollars and costs amount , ing to $7.15 which was paid The cas- of George Latham vs. George Kreitzer 1, in which the former was charged wit assault on the latter, was nolled by tn
 
 = the second time kreitzer had failed o put in appearance. l There was large attendance at tn a. meeting of the Mems Forum of tn n First Congregational church held Sun Il | day at 1215 at the Grex club room, - The subject was A New Age and NeI Standards. A general discussion follow g ed. This meeting was the final meetin taE zI n attendance of the year Rev. Harry $ McCready, the pastor, stated that tn e average attendance was about the sam q as for 1919. It is proposed that ne1 /, year the Forum hold one night meetin | each month in addition to the reguIa Sunday noon meeting.
 Special Mothcrs' Day sermons weI preached Sunday at the variou to the mothers living or dead whose To, ing influence has made itself fe throughout the land, At the First Cor gregational church Sunday evening special Mayoawer Night was helt Stereopticon slides numbering 100 illu trated The Pilgrims on the Aiayofye ltceure by R" .50~7'- s. AIcCready. zocial hour followed the evening s, vice, ..-.-I -.-.,.
 Miss Sara II. CuFtiss of this city ": visitor in Hartford over the week-en
 During April there were eixht., deaths in the town of Windham recor, ed at the town clerks office as follow. April 3-Agnes c. Twomey, 5s, acu 4 lfanmatory intestinal obstruction. q 4-Conrad Teller, months, gastl ltertis. 5-Ann K. Bailey. 7S, chronic end earditis
 10-Florence e. Astman. 72, apoplex
 13-Aime Laafmme, 42, puIrnonal tuberculosis.
 13-Maude F. Turner, A, uraemic DC soning.
 1S-Joseph F. Labby, 54, acute dil tion of heart. Q.
 = 13-Jeremiah Shannahan, 37, gener paresis.
 15-Jane A. Carroll, 75, influenza.
 16-Lizzie M. Smith. 61, influenza.
 22-Catherine Yonclas, g, acute n phritis
 22-Edward " Collins, sS, intr n. abdominal hemorrhage.
 23-Stefnia Smerek, 5 months, can
 lary bronchitis.
 23-Lena Michalski ,1s, acute su
 phingitis.
 24-Rose Robinson 5s, general care
 omatosis.
 26-Ellen M. Shumway, 79, bronc - !