Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05


 and $500 cash to Fuchs for his business on Bank street the money being left with a local lawyer to pay outstanding bills against Fuchs The attachments against Fuchs were placed by the Unit cd Wholesale Grocery company of@ANpr- I cester Mass, for bill of $9S.45. Dam ages of $100 are elaimed. The case is to be heard in North Coventry Thurs day. Aug. 31.. The other creditor is the Eastern Provision company which seeks to recover an alleged bill for S23.1o and claims damages of sac. The latter case | Is to be heard Aug. 19.
 The annual outing of WiIlimantic dis trict of the Metropolitan Life Insurance 1 company is to be held at Crystal Lake i Stafford Springs today Saturday. and 1 the plans are such that it will excel all previous outings A luncheon will be l served at noon and a bake will take place at o'clock Various athletic events are on the card including a baseball game, fat mems race, potato race, etc The following are to attend Manager R. A. Robinson; Assistant Managers J. C Keegan and Raney Buteau, Agents Fret Roy, Edmund A. Portelance, Arthur Hurley, Edward Popham. Michael Shes and Leander Wright of this city, Josepl Rabitaille and ". H. Buteau of Moosup Richard Reeves, George Leclaire anC Henry Duhuc. of Danielson. James Raf ferty. Del Delaney and Anthony Kilda! of Putnam, Joseph Archambeault o Grosvenordale Joseph Cusson of Wau regan, Richard Murray and Patrick Mur ray of Stafford Springs, and Misses Mil dred Fitzgerald Mary Sullivan, Mabe McQuillan and Anna Caisse, of the 10 cal clerical staff.
 Following the announcement Thursda; night by the large oil and gasoline com panies in the country of a cut of tw cents a gallon in the wholesale price o gasoline, the local branches Friday re duced the price to 25 cents gallon, wit the tax of one cent added The averag retail price of gasoline in the city is nov 29 cents. A few dealers are still gettin 30 cents, but one dealer is down to 2 cents.
 Call members of Engine Company NJ 1 are on duty assisting the permaner firemen at the Bank street engine hous on account of the latter's decrease membership. William Nichols an Charles Cyr were on duty Friday, tc Eether with Captain James J. Tighe an Hoseman Charles Reynolds The con pany's permanent membership ordinal fly is eight, whereas it at present nun eers only five regulars.
 Joseph Fahey of Meriden was in tn local police court Friday morning charged with reckless driving of an au tomobile, Saturday evening, July 3, with in the city limits. Fahey pleaded nc guilty and as the officer who made tn arrest was not present to testify tn case was nolled on paymet of cost { amounting to $515 When arrested Fs ] hey was driving a light Ford truck owr ed by 8 Meridep tea company. On 1T quiry it was found that Fahey had II right in this part of the state and he sai Friday that he had been discharged b his employers on account of the escs pade.
 The Jordan Auto company, the loe, Dodge dealers have manifested furthe evidence of their appreciation of tn long service of their employees by takin out a wholesale group insurance polio in their behalf. The employees of tt company are insured for S1oe0 eae through a nationally known company At the Fenton cottage at Lake Wal I gumbaug, South Coventry, recently : friends of Miss Sabra s. Stoughton this city called on her to celebrate h. eighteenth birthday. Guests came fro Scotland, Coventry, Mansfield and tn city. Boating and bathing were enjoye as well as a frankfurter and marshma low roast. In the evening the party wei to the casino for dancing, Miss Staugl ton received number of gifts. The Odel M. Chapman Continent Fife and Drum Corps leaves this city f Waterbury today (Saturday) to tai part in the field day contests of the Go necticut State Pliers and Drummers' A H sociation.
 Peter Daw, bay gelding, owned I the Thread City Driving club, wrench, the muscles of his left hind leg this wet as a result of stepping on stone whi being driven on the speedway at Re reation park in preparation for the ma
 nee races Saturday afternoon. IT horse was treated by a veterinary su geon but it is hardly possible that will be able to enter the races.
 Farmers week at the Connecticut 4 ricultural College at Storrs, closed Fl day with a barbecue in the afternoon
 o'clock under the auspices of the Co necticut Dairymen's Association. A liv stock parade took place earlier in t
 afternoon and mock auction of dai
 cattle, beef cattle and horses was co