Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
WILLIMANTIC

Suffragan Bishop E. Campion Acheson. Mrs. Austin D. Boss is president of the local auxiliary and Mrs. Charles B. Low ett is chairman of the Church Service League, the latter being in charge of en- tertaining the visiting delegates
 The civil suit of Dr. John Weldon gs. William F. Lennon, for professional ser vices rendered, will be heard before a justice jury today CMonday) at 10 O. clock in the police court. The case was to have come up before Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean Saturday morning but was continued.
 Louis Ganem, of Wnlimantic has brought civil suit against Nick Maza- wages amounting to $S1. Ganem was an employe of Mazaway when the latter vas in business in the shoe shining par Tor on the North street entrance of the Ioomer Opera House block. In the com piefnt it Is alleged that Ganem was in tlie employ of Mazaway from July 1st to November 1st at wages of $20 per week and of that amount computable the defendent had paid $181, leaving Ss1 unpaid Ganem seeks damages of $100. Through Deputy Sheriff A. J. Greenslit an attachment of $150 was placed on Sfazaway's automobile. The case is re- iurnable before Justice of the Peace Cur lis Dean, Saturday, Dec. 4, at 3 a. m.
 Funeral serrices for Mrs. Elizabeth D. Royan were held Saturday morning at II o'clock from her home in Lebanon and were conducted by Rev. Hollis Camp bell. The bearers were c. J. Abell, E. J. Tucker, K- F. Moves and F. P. Fow- Ter. Burial was in the new Lebanon cemetery and Rev Mir. Campbell read a committal service at the grave Jay M Shepard was in charge.
 Mrs. Annie ". Stlfin died carly Satur- day morning at her home, No. 23 Maple avenue from heart failure. She was the wife of Frank StefIin and was born in Germany. Besides her husband she leaves a son, Charles F. Dettenborn, of Hartford.
 Funeral services fer Mrs. Maria E. Bowers were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Fenelon E. McCollum of Mans field Depot, Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill conducting the services The bearers were William Bowers, Herbert Bowers, William Farrow and Fenelon McCollum, Jr. Burial was in the Storrs cemetery. The funeral arrangements were by Jay M. Shepard.
 Funeral services for Professor William o. Turner were held Sunday afternoon al l.30 o'clock at the Methodist Epscopa church ofN this city and were conducted 1 by Rev William H. Bath. of Norwich l superintendent of the Norwich District ot the New England Southern Conference | The services were we'll attended anG i beautiful floral tributes were received The bearers were r. F. DayoH, Edwin E | Cross Thomas Wood and Samuel E Chesbro. Burial was in the Linwood cemetery, Colchester. The arrangement. were by The J. C. Lincoln Company The funeral of Henry Bennett WyIlyl was held Sunday. afternoon at 1.SO O. l clock from the funeral parlors of Jay | M. Shepard on North street Rev Leonard Smith of Spring Hip conducted 1 the service. R .latives and friends of tn, 1 deceased were present and choice flora offerings were received The bearer
 were E. ". Slater, Albert B. Micha, Gro 1 yer c. Harlow and Daniel Flaherty Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery
 where Rev MT. Smith read a eommitta
 service at the grave.
 The body of Mrs. Hattie n. LoOmis who died in hospital in Burlington
 Vt, Thursday Nov. 27th, following
 brief illness arrived in this city Sunda,
 and was taken in charge by Jay M l Shepard. Mrs Loomis was born il i Westport. N. r., Oct. 6, 1871, the daugh 1 ter of Louis Cleland and Charlotte E 1 Braisted Cleland. She is survived by he l husband, Fred ". Loomis, three sisters
 Mrs. John Kinnaird, of Lebanon, Mrs ". F. Sheldon of South Salem, N. Y, an
 Mrs. E. E. Smith of Shelburns. Vt; thre brothers Charles Cleland of New York
 Walter Cleland of Plaindeld, Conn.,, an
 Cecil F. Cleland of Syracuse, N r.
 Mr. and Mrs. Loomis had recentl
 bought a home in Lebanon and were t
 move there shortly from their home a
 Saranac Lake, N. Y. Mrs. Loomis wa taken ill and wen; to the hospital il
 Burlington. Vt, for an operation, an
 death followed
 Following the regular Sunday eyenin
 institute at the First Congregations
 church, the November evening session C
 he Mems Forum was held. The subiec
 for discussion was, The Home as
 Basic American Institution-Is Its Plac