Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-10
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cents a gallon before summer set in for fair. These prices were give mas wholet sale figures and retailers are zskSMg fScHn three to four cents more than the figure quoted. Members of the wsAAen's saxiIiaey to St. Jeseph's hospital are planhixg to hold dance in April. the proceeds of which will so to swell the free bed fund at the hospital. The dance fs to De held at the arm6ry under the auspices Of Company 1 H, Connecticut State guard.
 Nelson ". Benedict, svand senior war. 1 den, attended the meeting of Windham | encampment, No. 10. I. o. o. F., held Wednesday night at Odd Fellows hall. | The patriarchal degree was conferred on a large class of candidates. After the meeting, members enjoyed collation. and social time. I Amos Fowler left "Wednesday morning on business trip to New Haven.
 Y. M. c. A. is to hold a meeting tonight 1 (Thursday) at the association building. fThe boys are rapidly getting to be first class shots and put in much time prac- tieing tthe rife range at the Y.
 Boys who were at Camp Hazen last I year are expecting to go te Norwich
 
 reunion at the Norwich T. The trip both ways is to be made by automobile truck. The trip is open to boys wishing to go to Camp Hagen this coming summer.
 The usual Friday afternoon picture show is to be held at the ' building at 4.36 o'clock. Heads Win, thtee-retler, and The National fevisW are the Bic. lures to be shown.
 Through his attorney, Patrick ]. Dan. ahey, Frank SalveigEo has brought civil action against Joseph and Frances Cal. deredo of Mansfield avenue asking dam. ages of $1.200, the charge being that the Calderedos ertieed their daughter, the wife of the complainant, away from him, salveiggo claims that he and Rose Cal- deredo, daughter of the defendants, were married April 1e 1918, that they had lived happily together until Jan. ], 1891, when the Calderedos entieed, induced and solicited their daughter, wife of the plaintiff, to leave the latter without inst cause; that Rose Salveiggo, the plaintiffs wife, did leave him. and that the detehdl ants are harborinE his wife through their influence; that tee plaintiff has and at ali times was willing to care for and live With his wife. Attachment papers wefe tracts Of land, property of the defend. ants, one on Mansfield avenue, the othe, on Quarry Street. Deputy Sheriff A, I Greenslit served the papers. Attachment was for $l,5o0. and the case is feturnabit l the first Tuesday in April bef6fe tI1t Windham county superior court.
 The eolAmittee of a+ransements for .h, annual Easter Monday ball under th, auspices of Company H. C. S. G., is a, follows: Francis Moriarty, Chairman; P Gilbert Flynn, John w. Keirans. Harr, Noel, William Maloney, Arthur Bergeroi and James J. Lee. Committee member are all members of San Jose council. Ne fl, K. of C.. which organization viii sn deavor to make it the sa.esss it has bee; ill former years
 The White Sex teaA in the Smith Winchester Bowling league took thre straight games from tie Tigers in fl,ei games this week and increased thelf lea, to safe margin. The loss of the thfe5 games sent the Tigers ihto the cellar po sition. Fisher of the White Sox took aj honors, getting high single with ,loe an
 301 for high three. The standing to dAs ! follows N ltl+ -