Norwich Bulletin dated September 26, 1922

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WITHIN THE NEUTRAL ZBNE AT wmmflifiw-tammh- nople, Has Requested Their Withdrawal—Request - is Accompanied With Warning That

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| Joneph Handfield, +26 Montisello - strest. pr: - T RE S e | daughter Susie Brnest “ree Lo l:r“n‘ede:ucemly t:"- & motor...

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‘Baseball fans -of Bastern Connecti- 5 cut fie promised two t‘l’:tu the 'kmmzm 2 = — " £ the season week e : o Ean’the Norwich

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uation is one where humanity in distress needs help. This has been recognized by this government and the $200,000 appropri-

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Send to Nearest Urugwist for a of gn-ll rl!onpmfl-—" v B n the p"lvl.cy of your own home . P' d ~ Pile " Sup ive bxo';?:x'...

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A conference held Monday in Provi- | dence may lead eventually to the bullflind Therp is @ prospect—just a prospect, | of a

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The Westerly who bad aa. op- portuniiy to vigit R{ + this summer learn that from all over the state 770 scouts and leaders

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TIMOTHY E. HOPKRINS The ‘Windham County National Bank. the oldest bank in Win&ham county, his vear celebrating its 100th...

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j‘ Wall Cm, Mimrs 5o || e R B # i |- -hm_hm-uyi?- ™ & . and Fixtures ' \ - will use the store for a a “For Sale 3 L s e . 3 s

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¥ Pierce Ofl a point or more. Mexican: Petroleum, | Pierce Oil pr another speculative favorite, was under | Ray pressure...

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!ll lm ty) ot Wnl Town St. Sept. 3 : : 5 Wiy, B ' ; E - 5 ! g ‘lm lathe own o mfi 2na” Mies o § mped a0 g | e | 3 Mlil‘v'- s

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THE WEATHER. (Conditions, night high pressure ‘covered the Rocky Moun- an east of tains. A dog in the road and an approaching