Norwich Bulletin dated July 23, 1915

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and Its Total Circulation is the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion to the City’s Population Bridgeport’s Near (Becker’s

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o ¢ cutive committee elected are L. K.|Richmond of the local police force and Brief Mention, qu‘amnctorandl‘:mbalmer 2...

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P ES. . U e m;&mg Ul isfactory adjustment of losses. 28 the Ben | Whits “drove Lettie Lee the first heat in 32:16 1-4, Tace.

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~ circumstances serious tendency on,the part of “who skips 'a: seasions jbut ’ -t'h‘ga”“ :-;é‘v:rmdtu ggn £ § Foot asWell as

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New London-Norwich Dye Works . 83 Broadway Auto at your gervice VIOLIN TEACHER All String Instruments repaired - Vidlins sold

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REPORT _ REGEIVED Secretary Franklin' N. Strickland, of R. 1. Food and Drug Commission, Failed to Find Poison in Food Samples

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w FRECKLES Now-lis the Time to Get-Rid-of These Men’s :Hebrew- Association . Captures - Second Award— ~ Workere-for' Y. M. C.

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BRAEMN’S !flASE BEGEED mem Wiflnm B.m.. Undn State.Act:Instead of Federal Liability Law—Sets Aside for Employe of Lumber Firm,

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Post- office Not te be Moved—udge H. /Steeplo Tom Fitzpatrick May ‘Repair Westfield itle E. Back and Family Saif for San|mass

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leville and Motion Pictures at |, “ the Aldltorl jctures at Colonial Theatre. D.va:z;‘vfi. ‘and. Photoplays at the Vfll...