Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-29

attachment papers in civil action
brought against Postemski by Ar
drivino Sebastino. Posten1ski refused
to allow the constable to serve the
papers, ordered him off the premises,
and went after the constable with a
hayfork. Postemskis wife took a
hand in the scuffle on behalf Of her
husband Postemski came to this city
during the afternoon and was arrest
ed Immediately following the contin-
uance of the case in the police court
Friday morning, Constable Elmer M.
Young went to the farm of Postemski
and attached some property. An Off
GERS receipt for 5000 was taken and
the property was returned to the de-
PENDANT.
Miss Helen Church, instructor in
Latin at the local high school attend
ed the big Latin conference held in
Boston Friday.
A very pleasing program was given
at Windham High school Friday
morning. when the Latin club met in
the music room and discussed The
Roman House. Miss Vera Briggs gave
an informing talk on The Heating and
Lighting of Roman House. This was
followed by a chalk talk on The Plan
of the Roman House by John King
Furniture in a very interesting way. A
short talk on Roman Interiors by Wal
ter Gavigan brought the interesting
and instructive program to close.
The death of Mrs. Ida e. Heating oc.
CURED Wednesday night at her late
home in South Manchester, in which
town she had resided practically all Of
her life. She had been i'll a long time
t8SIt fforc,- 70 Tho o,d
Her husband, Arthur E. Heating, is E
brother of DIR. w. p. S. Heating an6
Mrs. Henry Matthew of this city. Be
sides her husband, Mrs. Heating is
survived by a daughter, her mother
two brothers and four sisters.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet E. At.
wood was held Friday afternoon at
o'clock from her home in Mansfield
Rev. E. P. Aver conducting the ser
vices. The bearers were George Clark
Robert Moulton, Byron Moore ant
George Lamphere. Jay NJ. Shepard O.
this city had charge of arrangements
Rev. j. B. Wallace of this city wa.
in Hartford on Friday
Owing to the storm. the meeting O
the chairman. team captains and vari
Gus committees of the local campaign
for funds for relief in the Near Eas
called for Friday night was post
poned.
On account of the weather Friday, A
P. Ellsworth was obliged to postpon,
his auction at 165 Main street unit
Monday, March 31st at 10 a. m.-adv
A Christian Science service is hell
in the Womans club room. 500 Mail
street, Sunday morning at 1915. Sub
ject of .lesson-sermon, Reality. Colder
text, Psalms 1875: l. Responsive read
ing, Psalms 112: II; 113: IA.
First Baptist church. Arthur d. Car
penter, minister. Sunday, 1915. morn
ing worship, sermon by the pastor; Il
church school; 6, Y. P. S. c. E. clad
| er, Miss Mary Clark. I, evangelist
| service, community singing from Bill,
| Sundays tabernacle songs, baptism a
the beginning of the hour.
At the Methodist Episcopal ehurcl
/ Sunday there will be no morning ser
! vice, the pastor, Rev. c. Harley Smith
being out of town attending the con
! ference at Taunton, Mass. Sunda
! school at II o'clock. At D. m, meet
| ing of the Epworth league in place Q
the usual evening service.
AT Ne First Congregational ehurc
| Sunday the following services will b
| held:@9.45 a. m. the church school i
! the church house. 1915 a. M, mornin
worship. The kindergarten room |
the church house is open during tn