Norwich Bulletin dated March 9, 1920

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3 ey Yo Lu—he. @ POPULATION29819 NORWICH, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1920 TWELVE PAGES—92 COLUMNS " PRICE TWO CENTS | PRESOENT

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RHEUMATISM|_ 8 Physiclans Believes a Real Remedy for the Disease Has Been Found Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism | remedy. b:

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a/ten round session between Young % Boston, -smad%:u er-. pion ‘of the American: Asi- and Julio Perez, S0 have. | me stfier

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of the two states have refused to ‘ gession. The decision nor state is final, of the g 3 of this it we are - dge by his...

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Soap showld be used very carefully it you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain

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B Change of Climate Run Down and Lungs Hurt— Stayed Home and Gained 22P9unds. “In November, 1911, [ had a severe cold and la

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Waterbury, Conn, March 8.—Fed- eral agents who with the local po- lice arrested 200 Russians here yes- terday, alleged to be

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. COLCHESTER Waiter, Leo and Miss Mary White of New Haven were at their home on Hayward avenue over Sunday. Mrs. Timothy...

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tuck, have sailed from New York on steamship T for a trip(. made for New York. While the west| Charles Lavimoniere and Daisy

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place. Alterations to the interior bf | Foundation work is out of the ques- the ‘building have also been made. tion and will

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ford Green to Siony Creek in _the lown of Branford, the line from Fer- ry Read, Saybrook to Montauk ave- wue, New London,...

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