Norwich Bulletin dated June 24, 1922

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S VOL. LXIV—NO. 152 NEW THREATS OF IOLATION N COAL FELDS OF LLINDI POPULATION 29,685 Secretary of Coal Operators’ Association

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MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE || [ More New Dresse JUST RECEIVED, FOR THE "ARM SUMMER DAYS No matter how many silk or cloth dresses

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"""+ Power and Fighting Spirit Drives Blue Boat Over Fin- nish Line a Scant Three Lengths Ahead of Crimson— Harvard Made...

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NORWICH BULLETIN and Coarier [ TR ———— ubeerstion, Srice 13 3 wek: S8 & month: 48 -y Buleeed ot e Postoffice ¢t Norwich,...

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GARDI:'.N TOOLS RAKES, FORKS, HOES, SHOVELS, SEEDS. FISHING TACKLE SOME NEW BAITS. THE HOUSEHOLD BULLETIN BUILDING 74...

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DANIELSON There was nothing lacking at the state armory Friday evening to make the an- mual reception of the Killingly High

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{ LIFE OFFERS 1AL CORNER POETRY. ANTE LUCEM. that in some genial citme imperfecs life might eer ward which 1 almost hope-...

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FREE—TODAY With each purchase made Satur- day, at our Toilet Goods Depart- ment, we will 'Mbflomtrh: one ounce o :n?m‘....

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ROUZEE—In Norwich: June 23, 1922, son, Russell Apell, to Mr. and M: A. Rouzee of Hagerstowp, Md. Advertisement Will Get It

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FATR AND WARMER ; TODAY AND TOMORROW | o < i | ) ; 4] ) MRS, WM. WAYWOOD WAS : > . e Builetim : = TR e P — = 5 B e Mrs....