Norwich Bulletin dated June 26, 1918

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Bullétin Service hl: [ b= e e “VOL. LIX—NO. 152 mPuLATmN 29,919 DISORDERLY RETREAT OF AUSTRIANS 1§ ltalians Have Cleared Rear

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NEW LONDONER'S REMARKS MAY GET HIM INTO TROUBLE Talkative Mr. Clark, Offering Odds in Germany’s Favor, Locked Up. " An...

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e 1ocats o Coumbe from the | the ‘big probleris of army athletics, | heaval in Europe, in 1848, was strong- mound in ninth

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Willimantic Office, 625 Main Street. Telephone “Nerwich, Wednesddy, June 26, 1901, average ......eiveers... 48412 1905,...

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If you want good. d‘.fimf. wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much :fi;pnl!'dThlu dries the scalp,...

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ey T4 e S vt E. Peckham, Themas MeKenzie, chairman of the war sevinge stemps campaign, re- ports that Monday, the first day,

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LXBY REEIETART All Calls Answered Promptiy Day and Night 88 Main Street Team -Hatnesses- Express Harnesses (FOR THE METOR...

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TILSON ADDRESSES Hartford, June 25.—Congressman John Q. Tilson's address as temp- orary chairman of the republican state...

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Acheson Confirms Class at Brook- lyn—Louis Kohler Enlists—Dr. Wil- 1 ersey City Widow—Graduating Exercises at St. James’...

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;CARING FOR GROWING CHICKENS H {Some Excellent Advice For The Poul- F try Raisers From An Expert. After the incubation season

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» This war is one of nations—not of armies—and all of our one hun- dred million people must be ;economically -and...

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PARTLY CLOUDY PROBABLY ‘RAIN TODAY3 TOMORROW " What Is Going On Tonight . Moving Plctures at the Breed Thea- tre. !ovll(...