Norwich Bulletin dated July 3, 1909

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Gingles, Chicago Lace Maker, Charged Rear Admiral Potter assumied charge Elh as chief of the bureau of navigation. courred

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mummc, am. WILL BE CLOSED An Attractive Showing of Washable Suiis At Prices Ranging ¢ From $2.50 to $20.00 Tn cloths of lawn,

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fiflmm;hfimhm“ iy . Third in Varsity—New ngest companies at low rates. “Before placing your Poughkeepsie, N.- Y., July 2.—This

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; The opening of ~ A $E ption price, 12c @ week; S0c a ‘month; 0 a year, - s —___|town, led the way !oc the fl:’-t m n Z Nt

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VA smms 1 to Do Sunday Morn BT v ionm. J5 | Mise Fenn villo 18 the v Is Warm | 0pelllllg, " The window dressers have dons...

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Odd -Fellows Elect—Foresters Officers Are Installed—Judge Ayling Repre- sents Elks at Grand Lodge. . - Uncas lodge, No 11,

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Sl Vs S s s The be m THE 2501'}1 ANNI- “.“z’.m.“fl" RY CELEBRATION ,,.,_g—;, will m'g. NRY ALLEN & SON,| R o, R 'M for Today,

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Justice Tanner Appoints Henry R. Segar to Take Chcgo of Nichols & Langworthy Machine Co’s. Affun«— Meeting of D. A. R....

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The City of Norwich as It App;nred in 1860 from' Laurel Hill LINES ON THE 250th ANNIVERSARY of the Founding of Norwich,...

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SETTLEMENT OF NORWICH. | Reason why though in the first Deed | n'eted before November 1, 1§61, under | lover, returning home

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ERORE | Y z outside of the town plot, and[Sturtevant properties, came into the . dJoseph hoemaker. North of Jern (No. 125),

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nvoy an c y fbr the & 1 " At other ti; from seven to twelve per cent. 4/ a like clause to return a propor tional if ‘convoy

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ke to the l?tnr w canal from e to lau‘gfid'e. Mass. —for bridge across the Falls— removing bulldings and widening -and for...

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s 4 schooner are owned in and fitted out | place to convey the pre . convinced us that our city would no Candlesticks, Long

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L g R o E 2 70 T8 B WTEE & E L % B g o B & % = ..} ] ] - [ :LAND'S HAT F (ADAMS TAVERN)...

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which it ‘excited. ‘It was unques- <the igem ot the evening. “The House of B. W. Tompkins, Esa., ‘was-asforilliant as...

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(Continued from page 16) > third ition was to buy mfl l‘l’t lue‘!kmw.h)l' h :nlg finally the whic] e chosen as the site of (he

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Norwich had 85,222 inhabitants in 1881.° 1t ha | its orig'in in the Castle erected as a stronghold by the East Anglican Kings

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(Continued from page seventeen.) T oy vy, e ery, bridge was finhy h‘dl it '.[: found “great a convenience IS that amother...

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" John' Hues; (Continued from page nineteen.) The further Consideration of this Memorial is referfed to the General Assembly

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--Wfi‘llé the Terrltory Has Become Much Less, and in M§derr’ Norwich City the Line Shows Sharp Varia- tions, the Population

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WINDHAN - COUNTY. G\NINDHA Equ Exercises of Gumu 8chool M’:umv—umm Ar- rivals. :Iin:lnm mchmond and Mn. of New Haven have -

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\ - PRESS DESPATCHES. 7 All Water Route NEW YORK , Chelsea Line Fare $1.00 Unexcelled freight and _passenger Berviee direct