Norwich Bulletin dated June 9, 1922

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T VOL. LXIV=NO. 139 POPULATION 29,685 WAL UNONHEALSTOAPPEAL | * 10 PRESIDENT HARDING Leaders of 1,200,000 Railway wm'v Have

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inds, to be known i to be submiitted by. the in convention. ‘playgrounds are elop the vouths af the iy, in the belief that

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—_— WWhen the Kaceys meet the fast trav eling Saxenville Town team at the Fair ounds next Sunday, the local fans wiil ®ce as

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the Increased business 48 anticl- pated these cuts In the ug:umm do .much. to_help .close the gap. B D N e employes will be

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Wool Crash Suits Tropical Worsted Suits STRAW HATS Cool Underwear Negligee Shirts The F. A. Wells Co. ‘GOOD CLOTHES STORE’

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— DANIELSON The terribly mangled body of the man found lying beside the railroda track at a point where an attempt was made

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e e e e | | B new parking rules have géne into congestion in the center of n has been greatly relicved. The - commission of

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NEED A DIFFERENT SPIRIT IN DEALING WITH FARM (Written Specially For The Bulletin.) I get very tired and a little inclined to

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it, saying each had Teleased him from olon duy o e SR D! farm tnsdq:pwu- of a;e nxu uamx;s, termyer. reminde that one fiz;...

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FNARCAL AND COMMBRDI. [ & st — conditions of the of New York, at thewclose of business MARKET WAS IRREGULAR argle, recent...

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A Bulletin For Sale A Advertisement Will Sell It Advertisement Will Get It BOEN ¥$05—1In Norwich, June 5. 1922, M d Mrs....

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SHO™=ES TODAY; cLouDpY COOLER TOMORROW WEATHER Conditions The highest temperatures reported from eastern states were 32...