Norwich Bulletin dated September 29, 1922

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VOL. LXIV=NO. 235 Victorious Troops Marched Triumphantly Into the City of Athens—Crown Prince Has Taken the Oath as King—...

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ilder fecéntly, i N 'e‘eflgu;mfi"u P M Thursday for her home in New commission Miss fivui;rn s Fetuehed home at. ome at- 16 &

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B, GAES THS WEK B Everything is all set for the games Detween the Norwich K. of C. team and the New Haven and Hartford...

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126 YEARS OLD "SR i Prited ewny @i s ‘e et sxeept Sundes, Subesription price 130 & Week: G0 & montd: $6.00 » Botesa wi e...

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k .C'!'Vuuunmwoonu- tion is to be held in New London Octob- er 17, 18 and 19. Norwich stores -are already featuring “"? 555‘3

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Q ¢ 30 iiei R ly and insures the continued the ent The Pellett bullding does not change hlodmlln the deal, Mr. Barnett...

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unnu at the I”uc car, Wi t in; ;: ilw m n Electri¢ togettier in the lobby s talk to sevator, from Rhode Island and men was on

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m ATD GIVEN TO . 23 WIDOWS IN NORWIOH '!h th of the department of state agencles and institutions by Raymond . Gates, agent,

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Extra Large Overstuffed Suite The suite illustrated is made under our direct supervis- _Here is an exact reproduction -of one

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. MARKET WAS SPECULATIVE New York, Sept. 28.—Speculative erators renewed their attack on prices today's stock market, being

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con Tk Lo "" n{fi;&. e s a— Ylllnl Girl to he Inguire 95 Clflt Dtrest, A’mt—u [ mén over elg] Iclxl rlnmnuon oo o I Not...

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Norwich, Friday, Sept. 29, 1922 THE WEATHER Conditions. The pressure was high Thursday might over and east of the Mississippi