Norwich Bulletin dated March 6, 1909

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e VOL. LIL—NO. 55. "~ PRESIDENT TAF TS FIRST DAY. ‘Gave Himself Up to Demands of His Friends and to Thousands of Visitors.

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' MURRAY'S 'IllIIAN'EID, CONR. The Sale of Ch'na, Glass and ‘Kitchenwares eomsion of unusual value-giving. many Instances...

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continue_to lssue insurance on Mer. e rees: Dvmpanics a1 low Fated, Stronges: Tates, Give us a call before placing your...

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with the political machine or friendly 1 A hich malkes l!-op class governor. * can » 5 ; son will sell at cost....

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'STRAWDERRIES, PEARS AND PLUMS, HAMBURG GRAPES, MUSHROOMS, ARTICHOKES, ASPARAGUS, BLOOD ORANGTS, ANDIVE AND ROMAIN. We have a

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' 16 Thames Street, Cycle Club’s Banquet— \to City Missionary. - ltnu the formation of the Westerly Warrow Fabric company...

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3 HENAY ALLEN & SON, | . Furnishing Unadertakers. e T | 88 Mamn Stres:. For New England: Fair Saturday; warmer with raln in

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s ‘l.che Notes ke 4 Fmt;mal Interests Lan Call for Mibernian Phisa, Essays— ‘Neopians Plan Class Initi Germania Lodge to...

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NEW' LONGON COUNTY. UNCASVILLE. Social Happenings of the Week—Suit Against Hebrew Farmers’' Federa- tion—®Burizl of Mrs....

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' NEW LONDON COUNT , NIANTIC. Funenal of Mrs, David MoNaughton— 1 Interest of e and Grove. Mrd. Janet McNeughton widow of...

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£Written Specially for The Bulletin.) The longer I live in the country, the leas I wonder at what, once, was & great puzzle

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SUNDAY SUBJECTS. - There vnm 170 pumln the in Street Method odint nop.l ohurch at 2.15, followed daay school. At Park...