Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-13
WILL.IMANTIC
Norwich Bulletin, WiIiimantic Of- ice. g Church St., Telephone 1o5.

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 Norwich Bulletin, WiIlimantic Of- ice, 23 Church St, Telephone 1o5.
 It is evident that the high cost of living is spreading, as recent reports from Connecticut Agricultural college state that students at Storrs will here after pay s7 per week for the eats in- stead of s5.90, as they have been charged. This jump in the board bill on the part of the boarding club that conducts the dining hall at the college has caused some stir among the stu dents there. Student publications all speak about the raise in the board bill and wonder why it has become neces- sary to raise the price, as only few days ago the quantity given at sit- ting was cut down, and in their opin- ion cut down seriously too. The stu dent body is at tlosS to see any reason for the new increase and several sug- gestions such as better service at the hall and cutting down in the num- Der of walters and waitresses have been handed out. According to the college treasurer. Raymond l. Longley, the dining hall has suffered a loss or b cents per meal during the last semes- ter and this raise is needed to keep the boarding club out of debt The loss on meals for the period named would be about $2,000. Some of the students are leaving the. boarding house conducted by the college and are taking their meals at boarding houses near by, where it is claimed that meals can be bought for less money and that better service is re- ceived.
 In the police court Friday morning Luigi Benvenuti of Spring street an- swered to a charge of assault on James D. Walker of Brown avenue He was found guilty and a fine of s9 and costs, amounting to ss.75, was Imposed. Walker stated that he had found Benvenuti prowling about his house and when he had demanded tc know what Benvenuti wanted there was told that if he would come down on the railroad tracks he would be fixed Walker admitted calling the | defendant names after he had refused | to state why he was proving about | his house. Soon after this Walker
 started for his work and as he was | walking down the railroad tracks | Benvenuti, who had hidden behind g 1 telegraph pole, started to throw stones at him. but his aim was poor and none | of them struck Walker. Benvenut! l told the court that he was Workins l overtime on the Central Vermont rail. 1 road, digging ditches to allow the l water to run of. and was on his way | home when Walker accosted him and I began to call him names. He stated | that Walker threatened him with 2 | revolver. This was denied by Walker l who claimed he had never owned z l e'ln. Later Benvenuti said he saw l Walker coming down the tracks anC 1 he threw some gravel at him to fright
 "n him away Benveouti admitted be, l lns friendly with Walkers houSnkeeD.
 a. for the nast few wears but re anf ] Walker had notnin~ to say ahort thi. l being the cause of the trouble. Prose l cutting Attorney Samuel P Harve, I! claimed conviction on assault hut no' on battery. Juden Frank IT. Eos. lcr''Ied that tfe testimony of Renvenut showed he had tried to hit Wake, | " II, the stones as he had waited unti 1 Walker had assed him before throw l Ing them at him.
 The honor students at Windhan | High school were announced F'rida1 | morning h-- Principal Edgar A. Case This list contains the names of 4 | seniors who have maintained an av
 rrage of so her cent. or hetter during l the four years course. The registra
 lion of the senior class is IT and tn
 Iar~e numhe~ Of students standing &
 o- better is tho hi@hest in the histor-
 of the school for t'-o past 10 vrars.
 Miss Eleanor Collins af Columhi,
 wit1, an averNro oe a5.n7 stands frs in he- class and Miss Laura Arrok q
 Scotland with an average of $50 stHnds a fne second.
 Thnre are forr othe- run'ls stand
 Ing 9n per oc1t hotter: StanIe
 Sv-~ner Willinant;c: AIho~t Bower
 1V'''i-1'a ntic; .Toserh Mi-t1e Sout
 Wilmington and Doris Bradway c
 Wi11imantic
 The pupiIs with average Of sn ne
 cant aod un to go % pe- cent. -,um ho~ed ?4 and r-e-o 2 fo1invs. Sara
 Ahhe. Sorth Windhan1: Joserh For+ erbrnol1s. Fra-rnto-' h1ioa Dn-'is. VII
 r'--artic' Pachel H~.orsrs. Columbia l F1'Zahetl F1yrn V-il's--,a nti4: An
 tFony ra~venv. MansTold: T,lovd wi
 TOW. Willirrantic; F-te1lA nocl,e
 Hamnton: Irene vardernnr. wilF
 noortic: Aones Ionns. wiIIir,artic
 Waiter Caviean Wil1'-1artic: Porli- Sn1ti~. Co1u-ohin> Christine Rneb Mansfin1d' Nor-'r Cook. A-dove, ] Prse Raffo-tv W'I1ir7a-,tic: Cf,a --ls
 Halir~ Wil1f-.artio. Ma-ca-ot Snll
 van, Baltic; Fred Hedin, Willimanric