Norwich Bulletin dated October 1, 1920

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VOL. LXII—NO. 250 THENWELFARE OF AL Sterling Sentiment Expressed by Mrs. Edith Kermit Roosevelt, Widow of Forz President...

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’ ' ] 3 ——— e ' i . o New’ York, Sept. 30—PMllioting closes tier; George Banoroft; William Cullen “rer .u?é quinquennial...

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Sept. 30-—-A declaration that the tion of the 1919 world's se- ries Faseball scandal would be contihued by a special grand

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Glerwich Bnlleti « and Qoufief 124 YEARS OLD Susscniption price 1 4 wesks Se & month Ay Entered at the Postoffies st Norwish,

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The F. A. Wells Co. You save money when you buy “Good Clothes Quality” of Suits. Our prices range from $35 to $55 All...

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PRICE REDUCTIONS Iqfiuedmarketcofltom,wehveml\mdtbem of our OUTING FLANNEL, PERCALES, DRESS AND APRON GINGHAMS AND NOVELTY...

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, Judge Arthur P. Sumner in order to facilitate court business in Westerly, decided not to Teturn to his home in Providence,

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height of the basebdll fans’ ambition, as far as Willimantic goes, and Sunday these three will be the main attraction. It had

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| SORTMENT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY S'WEETS W | HAVE EVER OFFERED- AT SPECIAL SZLE PRICE! Freshly Made Molasses pade...

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and New Groton ew York who shot himself after shoot- 'lm DeCordova. automobile accident in Groton con- three deaths whtle in

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THE WEATHER. Winds oc he Atlantic coast: North of Sandy Hook will B8 shift- ing gales and rain. Bandy Hook: to Hatte ¢-thwest