Norwich Bulletin dated May 27, 1922

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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT Samuel G. Patchell, Chief Payroll Examiner of the Accounts - Unit, and Frederic Geilinger, a Clerk,

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eloguent speech on t prevades Willimantic. then the neighboring towns chairman, Frank R. Custard and the populgtion chairman,

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RUTH DRAWS. $200 1§ DISPLACED Chicago, May 26.—Babe Ruth . was fned $200 and removed from the cap- alney of the New York...

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‘fiights acroés Europe and (of--Asia therd will be wm es: tabiished, routes, landing plages and pair statious. The same will

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25 Tin Chicken Boxes, delicious assortment. . 25 Tin Sweet Pea Boxes 69c |Park—adv. 75 1 Ib. Boxes, Peacock de- sign, Anise,

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DANIELSON Charged with having attempted to pro- cure an abortion, Eric Welcher, 29, was being held at the police station...

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. 2 oK :':‘:i.:,; i pE A Bottomiey Moses T 4 Lavas: Tot Chlidiles: 706 Twelve Wonderful Hour Sales o L e et Bowen, Henry A.

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ECHOES FROM THE LOZEE ROOMS | PA‘I'ROM OF HU!IANDRY Quinebaug Pomona Grange, No. 2, ‘will ‘hold its regular meeting at She-

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SOCIAL CORNER Bolrl!‘. A Man tp Lead. There {sn't a lad but wants to grow Manly and true at heart, And every lad would like

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\ - " rious volunter fire companies in Nor- wwich were preparing for their annual spring parade. The hose carriages and...

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A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Wil Sell It E BORN ] 922. a KELLY—In Plainfield, May 21 son to Mr. and Mrs. Howard K...

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GENERALLY FAIR : 1ODAY AND - e Nerwich, Naturday, May 27,.1922. | THE WEATHER. Cond ¥ . Pressure was high and rising Friddy