Norwich Bulletin dated June 22, 1916

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&AmeFMF’m—MlGomWh Wummfln Action, Believing Americans Were| Mwmwmcmpomrn__ b 3 5 Bl Paso, Tex. June 2l.—American Carranza...

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lnd with GLDW u.,-r Diins's a-n-«sn. %) Mayor Dunn has issuéd a procia- mation asking that e‘t.ga‘alind organ: fzations do

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Ammy-.t-:@-‘?'f?‘ mmh.re. Bidg. Brown & Perkins, limeys-at-law Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Statucket St. Entrance _stairway ar to

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1,100, .and in all of these places it is constdered the Jocal daily. 1 Eastern Connecticut has forty- nine;towns, one hundred

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J N ESARES | ¢ swome VIOLIN - TEACHER Afl String Instruments repaired Violins sold on easy terms appointments address E. E.

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e sion anils gy Mary Clark Jolly; Henry Fifth's Cegemony. Shakespesre, Hawin Brown Allen; presentation of to school...

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D‘rv_%‘rutn%o of New Haven ’E:a e _ 2 aft tinue open t m‘}ahmotmlhul SPECIAL VALUES IN WHITE SILKS Cotton ¢ ‘waists, slips

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ist. 8. et e pared -with $303, a' year ago.. : Among ths ‘contracts for mew. build: A lnfi' given out for the week are will be

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Pity the Helpless Men By Loutse H. Guyol RE SN e o Chapmes the Man could Should we g0 on a strike it now?” “And 1 joinea the

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Lot redn of their son, Earl w n.""d'm be ‘an instructor in English next school year. ), Russel]l was in Put- mpaon ot...

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OF ALL KINDS ON : s : - and : R mony | CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ol o R | e e T35 RoAn et couss Saismn W‘@- W"“'_f‘“m | Mechanical

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an operatic star if ed, is content to stay in vaudeville, sing- ing popular and classic songs that has made her the biggest