Norwich Bulletin dated June 30, 1922

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VOL. LXIV—NO. 157 - POPULATION 26 RAL STRIKE ORDER HELD 4 2 ITH Y liam of Germany. through the e -] - DY : | 5 ? o n B Y day

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awakened Constable Harry W. Avery d:iv eventng at 315 6'clock 4t the town ma ) att . f who lives closeby and he investigated:

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New York, June 29—(By the A. P it staps in megotiations which it Is believed eventually will bring Jack Dempsey and Harry...

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the sick and helping, )q-m. for the de-! §0 himanity's !umhfiuanl the ».m& at tinople will gontinua to receive trém fhe -mmi

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We have a new lot of Liskier blue and white pnamel ware, | in all popular utensils, from | roasting pans to milk cans, at the

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WhAr appeared to be a deadlock had developed in the strike situation at Moo~ sap Taureday. The strikers, 700 in num. b, Wes

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Clarence Stenhouse, '23, has béen. re- tlected captain of the Westerly High School baseball team for next year. Btenhouse nas

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL —e At the Junction Point of lflnull l\p. and North Main, Norwich, Conn,, Sat- urday Evening, July...

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Here Read This Low Price GUARANTEE ments and . galvanized | l§ 1ned ice chamber. 42 | inches hign, 26, inches | wide, 17...

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bury, Ct. He de- clares, = “All last year I was affilict- ed with stomach trouble. What 1 ate distressed me =0 1 could,...

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A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It MARRIED = LARKHAM-— At Plain Hill, 'fi'-'.fa. Town. June 3, 1933, by Rev, F. oy

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e Buiietivg |D Norwich, Friday, June 30, 1 23, THE WEATHER. Conditions. High tressure nersists off the South At antic coast