Norwich Bulletin dated July 13, 1920

Page 1

VOL. LXII—NO. 180 OF COAL MONTHLY Agreement by 3 O’Clock This Afternoon—Otherwise the Allies Will Take Measures to Enforce

Page 2

MURRAY’S WI&&IMANTIO . s WEDNESDAY, JIII..Y 14 ULY CLE This Event Answers the Public’s Plea for Lower Prlces...

Page 3

of Grand Circuit racing on the Fort Miami track was featured today by spirited competition and fast racing. Close finishes

Page 4

Poles as it would have been some e ago. But in the alternative to the| “Clothes” said the young woman in aistice plan the...

Page 5

MACPHERSON’S “FOR QUALITY" Palm Beach and Keep Kool Suits in all the wanted colors and materials comfort. for real Summer...

Page 6

D"MCOOKING OiL The utmost in refinement Made by the Millers of SUNNYCORN ‘The best salad and table oil for every home...

Page 7

t's settle : Vouan Hiet i iast - : Dayls Theatre. e ——— . penses occirred by e . mmw Dr. Clarence G. Thompeos, Norwich...

Page 8

n.lteuun-u to the house owned by Frank Piscatello on Truman street. Tile changes consist. mainly of raising the present...

Page 9

TED—Two men for Ciank. North Frankiin. Alt‘l,'l dress. gll T Watels T Jorte . 187, or. run 135, Norwich < aal B2 Biso il to

Page 10

rican Sugar g Company K. OF C. SUPREME CONVENTION TO PLAN POST-WAR WORK Delegites from all o¥er the Western Hemisphere will