Norwich Bulletin dated January 9, 1913

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[ VOL. LV—NO. 8 DEADLOCK THREATENS IN ASSEMBLY The Bulletin’s Circulation In Norwich is Double That of Senate Tables the...

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MESSACE OF GOVERNOR BALDWIN Advocates Election of Preudgnt, Vice President and United States Senators by Popular Vote,...

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That house of yours needs Insur- ance. Why not have me write a Policy? A day's deley may cost you thousands of dollars. ISAAC

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Gorwich gu iletin l-‘ud Guufied. 11Z YEARS OLD, —_— Subscription price, 120 a week; 50c a month; $6.00 a y~-~ Entered at the

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- NEW POTATOES An unlimited :sumly‘ choice fruits and vegetables at lowest prices. SOMERS See Our 6 for 5¢ NEW YEARS CARDS

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NEWSY NBTES FRUM WESTEKLY Why Nor k4 For Suilboats—Sals of Red Cross Seals Reached 37,950 ¢ —Keeping Back the Sea at...

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Prosecution Has Rested in Suit Against Mystic Man—Leah | 1,0'5cm2"t) §; Jen. Barraclough, Her Brother and Fred Barton Testify

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Steamer City of Worcester, once the pride of the Sound 1l oomed. Negotiations are pending old steamer will be dispose New...

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Pages Nine to Twelve WILLIMANTIC. What ls Going On Toaight. feot!! ’x:tnaflsa:refi:tli)ial Guard e R morr nos Moeting of the

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(DANIELSON AND P DANIELSON Streams and Ponds Migh—Officers of Bohemian Club—Funeral of Mrs. Salome Bonneau—Auditor and Far-

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Heary Allen & Son FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS €8 Main St. AseIaTANY WHEN AESuEsice NO PAIN HONEST, RAINLESS and GUARANTEED...

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FAIR, COLDER TODAY, s FAIR TOMORROW - FULL ASSOCIATED » PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight. |LETTERS TO THE EDITOR |