Norwich Bulletin dated September 8, 1920

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~ VOL. LXIl—NO. 230 STORMY SESSION OF FUND INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE Edmond H. Moore, Personal Representative of Governor Cox,

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4 PE K & TO THE PUBLIC: i . The leadership in the woolen goods trade which has -, / been attained by the American Woolen...

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PR FAVONIAN WINNER OF NUTMEG PURSE | ==eeme Hartford, Conn., Sept. 7.—Three of thejduced another run and in’the seventh Y < f

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Gierwich Bulletin and Q”Qigf 124 YEARS OLD Subseription price 13 a week; e a month; 3.0 & year, Intered at the Postoftice at

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OF 600D FO0D? Eat What Yeu Like Best But Follow It With a Stuart's Dyspep- sia Tablet. When the stomach sours or becomes...

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he sees it. personality of its own. cellent Fibre Steamer Trunks with heav slats all the way round %o give them added...

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Town Treasurer Janies M. Pendleton, At the meeting of the Westerly town cotncil Tuesday, told the couticil that in voting At

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IVi: Helen B. Larkin and Lillian ' L. Cheeney, Grade 1II; Magdalene H. Hev- rin and Winifred A. Moriarty, Grade II; Edith F.

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20° Foil package ‘with moisture- proof paper wrappe In handy b slide box ~ Y ve— - for “Sweet Caps’ Dad, had pretty fair...

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o eagEG ol | S " 'AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS EEEP NEWLY HATCHED \ TURKEYS FREE FROM LICE Yice are very destructive to hurkey...

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A Dulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It N TR A Bulletin To Let Advertisement Will Rent ki 1A Bulletin Want Advertisement

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Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1920. = THE WEATHER. . Winds oft the Atlandtic coast. m ‘ot Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook will be west winds