Norwich Bulletin dated April 18, 1921

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VOL. LXIll—NO. 94 WEATHER IN Strike of Coal Miners Has Been in Progress For a Fortnight— a Further Drastic Rationing in Coal

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o 3 of the Methodist Episcopal and the il e s e e e e e S e Y WILLIMANTIC will ‘Westerly town councll ¥ by | evening at 7.30

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the same time and place - (‘oL ou T8 POT - ON THE: REVERSE v { The Academy boys succumbed tothe|ers.” Hitchon who pitched the

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were close at hand snd ready to inter: mmamofml&»-!u'm." 4 they were notified " either . instance m'l.,w. probably some...

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VARIOUS MA' this evening. Today, the ten and one- Potatoes A _number of the lawns : to Boston for Patriots’ day tomorrow, X

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. e “ Michael J. Sullivan died suddenly Sun- Senly Sunday, just after the noon hour, his ome on High street. He had been g

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ANTE! ced m round arn ANTED—Co: Mre. | WANTED—Everyone .to FOR ln.l— m family cow, due tor| Band ; good wages: ateady. Tel,

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arwich, Monday, April 18, 1921, THE WEATHER. Conditions. The outlook is for generally fair wea- ther in the states east of