Norwich Bulletin dated May 27, 1911

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VOL. LIL—NO. 127 ADVERTISED GOODS USUALLY POSSESS SPECIAL POINTS OF MERIT THAT IS WHY THEY ARE ADVERTISED---40,000 PEGPLEREAD

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| cook ‘to come and see the demenstra. Today Closes Our - Kitchenware Sale And who wouldn't take advantage of this great...

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e T TGAPT. MURRAY IN PITCHING ROLE[.. ™ "5™F 2 furnished for persons in 2 y o - e - 4'"‘:1: positions of trust. ' ' Academy

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g ¥ SN RRCTE B i SHORTAGE OF WA’ — ‘The water problem is a live ques- tion in all the great cities. Boston, who has been at

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VARIOUS MATTERS per Rkl catehs il W% Dalituy oo | Bree oo Roreey purbeies Fhe o Ofl ank—-fim Vifit to Cape De e!'& Islands o Dle

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¥ W.C.T.C RAY WESTERLY GHUlBE Captain of Fifth Company—Succecded by Robert M. | Freestone as Pirn Lieutenant—Anthony Zab-m ni

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ielng the best hair dressing for men and women, Pafisian Sage is also best for children. Try it once and see how clean and

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A WORD TO THE WISE 1S SUFFICIENT A Word or Two of Interest from Some of Our Departments A Trip Around the Store will Show...

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EASTEHfi ’GBNNEGTIBUT ‘AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND] Who is Going and Coming—Incidents, Accidents and Building in NEW LONDON...

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Exocellent Sermen on Temperance— President Taft Thanked for Letter— Bela Pratt Visits Old Home. Rev. J. S. Cogswell preached

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FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS 88 Main St. LADY ASSISTANT WHEN REQUESTED Always the Best... In Material, Style, Fit and WORK-...

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THREE PRIZES MONTHLY: third. Awa-d made the last Saturday in each month. A FRIEND TO EVERYBODY IS A FRIEND TO NOBODY $2.50 to

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(THE {Written Spaclally for The Bulletin.) One of the most ffequently heard indictments against farfiing 4s a live- lihood is

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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES “FOLLAND COUNTY STORRS. lmpr;v-mnh at Old Cemetery—Plans fo: Memorial Day Exercises. The wall about

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“It’s On Fair Days You = - Lose Your Umbrella™ “Preparations nd wwarm—very-warm: : for May—but you sheuld order Coal forg...

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. YPAIR, WARMER, SUNDAY. 7 R T E R 2 am WHAT IS GOING ON TDHIGHT “VTul?vllh and -oflon piet-rn at fln Exhibit of Pupils’ Work’