Norwich Bulletin dated January 1, 1920

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Mcnutll’nhnerhmumm&el’ohcyoflbe - Department of Justice for the Year 1920 Against Activ- - jties of Radicals Will be One of

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month 2.7¢ per kw. hour. Monthly minimum charge to remain as at present, i. e, $2.00 for the first HP. or frac- $1.00 for...

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Pasadena, Calif., Dec,. 31.—Football squads repyresenting. Harvard and Oiegon” universities will meet tomor- row in the final

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Sstseistion grim i25 & week: 500 3 mosth: $3.%0 e per. | Enteted & fho Pustoffien &t ‘exod-clas matter. Nerwich, fvan., =...

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‘Says Pile Rcmedy I bave had hing my earliest neo ection. old and have suffered tvrrlb!y. tried many remedies and doctors,

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<D & = @ =3 T <t S o o €D WILLIMANTIC, CONN. PP - This store extends you its i New Year's Greetings with i the enthusiasm of

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When You Buy Poultry Feads. by our iron-clad guarantee. Chicken Chowder will be Purina Chicken Chowder with Purina Secratch

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SRR i ey © ' NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1920 Is the Aggregate o Nunetaly TfnflScGl[UnS In Banking, Manufaclunng

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According to the reports of the pe- a ent, _during 1918 there Jarge volume of police work that does. mot appear of record.

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r 1o PRESIDENT POINCARE TALKS OF FUTURE | ¢ Paris, Dec. 31.—President Poincare has given an interview to Maurice De Waleffe

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ST iy 00 LTHE BRI {an LIOM HAS fat 7 TAL TS TED THE VSuAL 1‘\;! :o:-m.rs'v }(3‘_&!&,'" 1E0 Hy 7 ",‘g!‘fe.'&sz R M s AR o...

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DAY—FAIR TOMORROW A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It A Bulletin Want Advertisement Wil Get It A Bulletin For Sale...

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STERN CONNECTICUT HITS HE BILLION MARK IN 1313 %&MMmthemmhnadendemwhlm the Bulle- 3 tin has been compiling the business...

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| E.,.Businéss 75*-ve‘ars old is rare--it means somethimg. The foundation must have been solid, and unless the right...

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Eastern Connecticut (Continued from Page One) 1o render some assistance during the 7 committees have = rendered =eellent...

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ANN OUNCE THE WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR EVENT mg Saturday, J anuary 3rd, At 9 O’Clock ; AND TO CONTINUE TWO WEEKS . This SaIe [!

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% Buildi tivity in own again in 1 vesult was that building Eastern Connecticut came back into its 919 with i’ettoval of the

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- "NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1920 [THE POR Our Forty-seventh Great Annual January Clearance Sale Will Begin...

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|- ! i Our Forty-seventh Great Will Begin Friday Morniny, Janual;y 2nd, 1920, at 8.15 HANDKERCHIEFS At 5c—Women's Plain White

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Int (Continued From Page Five) ben purchaseg the business block on Main street owned. by Dr. Weld- $20,000 Chauncey the...

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nefimnchl:hemfwtheeommuddlifeofNewlmdonl during the past year by the strong banks of Norwich, have all reflected the im-...

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Rules for Young Writers. 4. Write plainly on one side of the paper_only, and number the pages. 2. Use pen and ink, not...

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THE WIDE-AWAKE CIRCLE (Continued ffom Page Ten) several songs and danced the dance of greeting and the shoemaker's dance. Our

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FULL ASSOGIATED and Football at N. F. A. this country and y in the fall | of 1918 immediately the sporting activity Free...