Norwich Bulletin dated April 7, 1922

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VOL. LXI—NO. 85 ~ POPULATION 29,685 " To Take Referendum On Prohibition, | &0 X : : i | war contracts sndited by the war ae-

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g . BulftoFif & the-Eastern Farm .=~ The John Deéte Syracuse Two-Way Plow is the product of a factory which for 50 years has

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- | NORWICH BULLETIN | and Couarier 126 YEARS OLD woond-cls matter Telephose Catls. Bulltts Bustoes Omice. (a0, Balletis...

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Free to Asthma and' Hay Fever Sufferers Srcs Trial of a Method That Anyone Can Use Without D'scomfort or Loss of Time We...

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NORWIGH BULLETIN, ers. Burial was in Westfield cemetery. There were numerous beawtiful floral rnoon, the Captain Put | pic L.

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WESTERLY The Westerly highway commission and C. 'W. Campbell, president of the town council,” Selectmen ‘Fribance and H. A.

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It | | CONDITION OF NEW YORK A man's credit is usually good when ®e doesn’t need it. April hows ions in Women’s Strap Pumps

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New York, April 6—A United pub- lic demand for 100 per cent. Ameri- can naval efficiency, ready to meet any national...

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199 fest rising 15 5-10 feot; 184 foet Tising 14 5-10 feel: to a poimt € 1-2 feet southerly of the intersection of the...

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CLOUDY AND WARMER . TODAY AND TOMORROW RIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922, FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES WEATHER Conditions Thursday...